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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12

THOMAS LEE is q prominent Phi!adel-
phiar, and red-hot protectionist. He
is also dealer in wool. He was to &C
dress Republican meeting the other
evening in defense OF his pet theory, tu,
on the day before the meeting occurred
the Treasury agents seized s lot Of wool
in bales. imported by MIR. Lee from
Canada. Ia these, bales were found 6
number CT beautiful wooien blankets,
Struggled. Mr.. Lee Is lot delivering spy
more speeches.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12

A PARTY which refuses to hear or read
but enc side Of al argument is party
that would live and acquire power
through the ignorance CT man. This
republic is the land of public schools snd
newspapers and intelligence, and its most
dangerous enemy Is ignorance. AS long
as daylight politics and intelligence con-
troll the United Ststes liberty will live and
man will progress; but II ever
secret parties and ignorance gain con-
troll of the government, freedom will die,
and the man on horseback will follow.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12
1hs suga. TSusi.
Chicago Herald.

Il Is the edict OF the sugar trus. that
all the eastern refaeries ehsll be at New
York city and Brooklyn. Thai this may
be fGlfile', Boston Isctory closes and
throws 900 men out Of work. I.smacnln.
cry will &c carried &c the mstrop J.is, ii
reports be correc-.
Economy and safety do no. approve
this nassing c; operst!ons. The iafs.
nous sugar trust goes fJr@ard agitiGhzd
ltstle 10 fssr CT Sherman end his Senate
ileEtss is ordered, sid goo men ston
cork. Who will feed thcs3 500 idlegs7
Will the trust?
The result is that the 500 must be fed
By the rest CT the toilers, waile more
must be pnid for the food they 81 eet
because the trust thereby raises the price
0f sugsr.
The sugar trust is By that srguneut
proved 10 be public enemy. A public
enemy ought not TO be allowed - exist.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12

NEW YoRK, Oct. 4-B,uker ]. D. Ver-
miliye, Il publican, presided ct s citl-
zsns' meeting, which crowded Cooper
uaion to-nlgh;, 20 renominste Democratic
msyor Hewitt, politicians and Others 70
toe conirary Notwithstanding. The
County Democrats were there in num-
bers. Tle denomination wss formally
made fy Moses Jas5uP sDd WAS seconded
oy James c. Carter, G neral Francis
Bsrl0w and jackson Schultz. This
iaaugucates Democratic fsctionsl
contest in this city between
M syor Hewitt, who is thus made the citi-
z:ns' Candidate and who will be formally
ratified by The County Democracy oy2ani
z.tiGn, and candidate for Mayor ye. to
be chosen By Tsmnsay Hall. The titus-
ton bears upon the state and up3n
na!ioral contest.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12
ALTAR AND TOEB.
Sho aesette'a Record OF tho Msrrlsxss
and DestEo IN Texas


MARRIAGES.
s. NJ. McCsn and M.Es MlgE,e C1rr
8fsdy, September &c.
2. s. DonrelIy snd Mics Mst'lds De
meri!t, Esg!e Pass, Seps=moe. p.
| john 3. Long end HI. Chilz He!sIe7
C!e5urne, September so.
II. c. Graves and Miss Mamie Ki.cher,
Elmo, Ocs1ber 4.
4. III Faust and Miss Sac N15Ies.
Kemp, September 81
win Hcge and Mss Cors Spureeon,
UValde, Septeuo er 80.
Frank Ellisoa and Miss M,t.ie Dixon,
ssh Marcos, O:toher 4.
Winchester Kelso snl Miss May joyce,
ssh Marcos, October 8.
Elgsne Bruce and Miss Victoria Saoad,
Fl Pasc, October 3.
So Skinner snd Mrs. Hugh Nolaad,
Cooke county, Octocer 2.
5. S. Harris AID Mss Ollie R sd, Cole
man, October 2.
A. Is Pfior end Mrs. I. P. BuskiIk, San
Antonio. October 4.
j. a. Yarrell ara Mss Inogene Rob-
ertson, San angelo, October J.
George E. Stanton ard Miss L. M
PankeY, AlVsTadc, October 4.
Mrs R c. Nelson, Cook county, SEP
TENDER so
G. G. DlbreIl, Austio, October 8.
J: W. Drake, Gainesville, October 8.
Mrs. Il. 81. Link, Palestine, October l
Miss Belle Barnes, Lone OK, Sep.em-
Der 90
Mrs L Il. E:aae. Titus county, Sep.
TENDER Of.
Mrs. Sslue Morris, Mount Pleasant,
October 3.
Mrs. NJ. A. Tad!ock, Crawford, Octo-
Der l
Mrs. ]. M. Bowie, Montague county,
October l.
j. c. Williams, Fort B:nd county, Sep.
ttmJer 81
J. T Oskes, Waco, October4
r Y Lapgsten, Ffanklin, Octoher 3.
Rev. S. .. G&ftorf, Seymour, Sep:em.
ter27.
Mrs. Lula Taylor, Seymour, Septem-
Der rs
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12
IlliLois. T
Chicago Herald, $

The ST. Louis Rspuoli; sag: awe have
reliable information that NOS esrefHa
poll OF one county in Illinois 5kaWs Esuch
astonishing changes IS to render l. Ger
tin thas il even ons-q1arter Of the per-
centsge which this county shows should
occur in the rest Of the state Illinois
would 60 for Palmer ana Cleveland by 8
much larger plurality than it went for
S eine in 1884" Certainly 70 better
Canvass Of the state has ever been made
ihan that Of General Primer. Hs hiss had
lsrge sudisrceJ and spoken with CON-
v.ncing force snd plainness. He has
been actively assisted, too, by dis!in-
suished Republicans hks Whiting and
Lovejov, whom protection heresies have
driven from their psrty, and unless Hi
nois farmers are curiously lnsensible as
to where IL this Issue their interests lie
there is q large surprise in store for
Illinois Republicans.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12

Bs virtue CT authority vtssed in the
executive committee, membeiasssSssa s
Texas S.ate Forestry Society are hereby
req1eeted to sesenbl', fer regular meet.
ing of the society, in the cts 20 Of Texts
Farm ind RInc9, Dallas, Tex On Salut-
day, October 20, 1888, 5: 10 O'clock s. N
Eli nembers are tspeCisllY urged to be
present; and aty who are not members,
5ut who sre any way interested in ques-
ri0Es concerning forestry and wtter
sCpply, ore cordially invited TO meet and
ulile with Us. n OUsLEY,
Chairman. Executive c mmitteo.
GE RGE W. CURTIS,
Secretary Sss'e Forestry S1ClstT.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12

DR.. D,stre, French Psychologist, WHO
has been experimenting with animsls to
determine the nature of seesickIess, re-
ports that sf:er they hsd been subj acted
10 various kinds OF motion, corresponding
to the rolling and pitching of vessels, he
found their intes.ines strangely displaced.
He conciu les that similar dis
turosnce produces sessickness on noard
ships. Cocaine Is ssid to be an excellent
remedy. Another Ftench physician who
sgrees with DR.. Dastre as to the causes
of sessicBnesF, claims to hsve. discovered
two ipfa'lIole remedies, one a mixture CT
atroplne and strychnine, and the other
caffeine.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12

THE Texas State Forestry Society is
called TO meet 81 the eff; Of the Texas
Farm and R,rca in Dallas on October 20
II Is desired tina. there shall be 8 full at
tendance Of members and OF others inter
ested in the question of forestry and
water SUPPLY 10! Texas. This is al i'm
portant matter and one which should en-
list the sympathy and corporation Ct the
people al ever the state.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12
Nsho. HISS Become CT It:
New York World

Quoting the Worlds statement ths'
Congress tas nsinfained for seven
years pas. tax system that has taken
from the people SOD, C0G,o0o actually in
excess OF the needs Ct the government"
monopoly organ saks, "Whss has be-
come Of the money!"
a great deal Ct |; hiss been squandered
IN reckless appropriations. A surplus is 8
standing iLcitemers to ex!rsvsgsnce.
The ordinsry tx lenses Of the government
have increased S160. COO . yesr, tx
elusive Of interest Since 1860
More of the money has gone to the re-
demp.ion CT bonds in advance Of their
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12

The attempt Of the Republican reWs-
papers and stump speakers to revive sec
tional issues and lead the north to battle
behind the bloody shirt has proved abort
i've, The people are dung their own
thinking this Yeaf, and refuse to be
longer guided by prejudice. And wher-
ever prejudice Ia out and wilt is In, De-
mocrbcy Is triumphant.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12
OHUE SIElEu nijiiSS!RlGT.
COL Calvin G. Brewster, Republican,
Announces asa Card'dats fof Con-
gross in Grains District.
Agreement Entered Into by the Ch,ir-
men Of the Democratic and Repuo-
licaD Commi tees in Indiana,
mayor htwis> CT New TX CRY Ranoml-
nessd as th- CtizIns' Candidate
against CArnmanys EomI1es.
CraIn 70 Hsv, an o,nore,,

Grain TO Hsvo en oppocens. -
Special to the GEzet'e.
GALVESTON, TEX, Oct. I'll. seems
thst Hon. Wi!lism NJ. Crsin will 20. have
wslk-over IN the Seventh C1Dgressionsl
district. To-day prominent B u )lican
OF this city received telegram from
Eoloael Caikin &c. Brewster OF Llredo,
now on his w.S nome from the north,
Where ne hiss been st'eUdipg the Grand
Army meeting, saying that be would be
candidate for Congress from the Seventh
Congressional district. He is s rapra-
sentative republican ard is quite popu-
laf " IN his party. H is we'll Known and
Will make strong race.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12
i FOUL SANDER.

The No1-Partis2g ctss 81 Of this city is
dsvoti3g much spsca at this tine tc
7arping on free bs lot and fair cunt
Il nat organ canno! answer a fen plain
quasiioos, here pat, it Should confess tbsl
its oily motive was 10 irj1rs the people
whom 1t csnno! RUE:
In what yesr and Ia what election vss
he freedom CT TIE ballot denied to any
iegslvo!ar in TsTgent county?
Wat person or persons sre reep2ss
siole for such denisl OF tree bs.lo,?<
In wat ysar and Ia what election WAS
the CONT o. woes unfsi,? 4
Whist person @. persons are resuan.
siple for such unfair count OF ballots
cast?
Ii there is cause for this south
ern echo CT northern Rsdicil
slGlderers in Tarrant county, this
Me Partisan (so-calleo) organ should, in
the name OF justice, point It out. II
there ls not, this organ OF hate OF It's OWE
people should confess Its venom and it's
SANDER.
Whist do the people Ct Tarrant county
think Ct & Newspaper (,nd
csuse) that thus seeks to defsme
snd work material hurt to Its own
people, in base ins!nustions and unde.
fAed charges2
Let this bloody shirt organ name the
man who hss denied sfree ballot 20 eny
other nan, and the msn who hiss made az
Unfair count OF las. ballots cast, or, III
ssry shame, putsstop to It's slsnderous
MsinustionsssF- a,
q. fsom BEING sspositive curestor Chius
and FRyerss Gbeathauls Chill tonfGis also the
IL.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12
LorS q. nrinS Tnur.
Town Topics.


The very original wedding tour Of Mr..
ard Mrs Slgourney has terminated on
lime. When they were married in Buffalo,
ia 1882 !heIr wedding csr IS read: "Mr.
ana Mrs. SgourEeg a. home Tnursdevs il
s cgsmentc. Cs!., beginning Nay 10, 1888 ~
they arrlve' promptly il Sacramento on
me daie specified, Gfter prolonged We'd
ding tour Of Elk yesrE, during which they
bad explored very near,y the whole kpOwa
world at 8 COG. Of something Ike S75, 900
Children were born TO them during This
long period CT aoseace-.wir boys N s..
Petersburg, e gill IN China and another
BOY in Brazil. Now they are keeping
open house in Cs!to5eia and erj1yirg q
lew sensation in AZ having to get up
esrly to catch trains and make steamship
Connections overnight. -
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12

LATEST fashion news: They are wearing
very high bonnets mi hats this fsll--sny
where from So to $50. The most fashion
able cloaks do not have pockets, there
being no special use for them atter the
garments are paid for. Tight fitting shoes
are worn with corns. Stockings ere
usually open a. the heel CT toe.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12

W - - = - - - A. ~ ~
thst Hon. W. II.
Pope would fpesk
st the Wigwam last
night, bu. oWing to
the fzct tina. the
gentleman was not
well the meeting
was adjourned to
the coursh O u g e,
where soma 400
Democrats assem-
bied TO hear true
d e m 0 cracy ex-
pounded.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12

THE Milwaukee Journal has gone down
to the cotton of the we'll and found this
truth: "Fae Republican party Is dead
aud buried, and in is stead there stalks
abroad the vampire Monopoly, with
while flee and crimson lips, clothed in
the rsinent Of its victim, and seeking for
more blood with the specious plea Ct
protection
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12
THE GAZETTE has the lsrgsst
kons fide Circulation of any Daily
Newspaper published in Texas.


Readers of the WEEKLY GAZETTE who order
any goods advertised in our Columns, or ask for
Information OF the advertisers concerning them
will oblige THE GAZETTE by stating that they
saw the announcement in the columns OF this
paper.
persons advertising with us, we shall continue
TO DO our very best to exclude the dishonest or
untrustworthy from these columns. We con-
stanty Gull out and reject all such that we can
discover and shall be glad to have the assistance
of our subscribers in so doing.
Any failure or delinquency on the part OF ad
vertisers, II reported By our subscribers, will
be ouly and properly attended to
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12

THE wind sown by the Republican
state convention has developed into 8
whirlwInd 10 the ncr.h. Every day the
Republican papers have something to say
about the danger TO be Incurred in Texas
by voting the Republican ticket. Aych
Cochran and his pals will reap rare lar
vest in November
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12
NOTICE TO .RE PUBLIC.

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are me General Agents OF THE GAZETTE. This
office will be responsible for all monies paid 10
anu settlements made by them.
The local agents of THE GAZETTE are known
In their respective communities, and are re
Spon5ible to the subscriber until ne gets MS pa
per, showing the maturity on the label, which
they osn examine and see that they have credit
according to the amount paid.
All parties are ca toned to exam ne care
fully the letter OF authority of any person not
known to them, who represents himself as
travelling agent Of or solicitor for subscriptions
TO THE GAZETTE.
We cannot hold ourselves responsible for the
acts OF those who have no authority to repre-
sent u.s. DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING co.
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WHO MINED HIM.

hEcHAsICsBURs, ILL, Oct, 5, 1855.
To the Gazette.
VIII you please let ne know through THE
GAZETTE or by letter who was the fret party
to lake up Martin for Governor, this year of
Texas, an what factions are supporting hi n.
BY giving me this information you Will
oblige, SAINT NEsBrrT,
Mechaaicebarg, lii.
TIE Prohi5itIonis!s Of Texas were the
first to "tske up" MsIion Martin for
Governor Ct Texas, snd he WISE not very
hard to lift. The Prohibition party Was
the hIst to endorse or "recommend,sMr
Martin. he is supported by9Pfobi.
bitionists, Nor .PsrusEns $50 calledJ;
Union Lsborites and Republicans -
By the way, in this c0nRec.iop,S did
il ever occur to the student
Q! cucrsn: politics that the
third parties have c very
innocent method Of 6eceiving Themselves.
These third parties, OF COURSE are com
posed Ct men who iatter themselves th.t
they have WINS ard are too good f5r
earth; they condemn conventions as the
instruments CT "boeEes" and nripgs,"
snd when they assemble in conveniiop,
or in conference, or il midnight con-
clsve, they "Iniorse" CT recommend"
their candidates--.heyd on'S "lominste"
candidates, because !hst's wicked and
tsmnsble; these whi!e-sculed third par
les just "neme" their candidates, as It
were
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12

gold HUTCH" the Chic.go desler who
has cornered tha whest market End sent
prices swsy up In the air, is the farmers
trield-snd the farmer row should be
wise enough to know when to let go lis
whest surplus.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12

rsiurit7, putting upon ore geuer1tion
ne 6urdens lat smother should be6r.
More thsn $50. 900 coo CT the excess
7oT lies IN the Treasury, mensce tc
business snd temptation &c surplus
sperdara
Nesrly $4,000. 900 Of It has been paid
"ut in ptemtu ~ 20 bGndholders since the
l's CT juno gross misuse Of tie ta1lag
power
The surplus should be stopped.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12

Mr.. Blaine says ne "can see no Danger
of H.rTison's defeat" Nj. Bl.ine also
said he saw no dagger in trusts, or words
to that efact. Nj. Blaine il not CT the
same mind with the people. When the
bloody shirt was eliminated from nationsl
politics, Mr.. Blaine lost his political grip.
Mr.. Blaine is sBourbou.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12
Dsmoczs,io Appointments.

The following list gives the sppoint-
nnents In Tsrrsnf county as determined
~ by the Democratic executive commit
b. All are invited most cordially to
= present 81 these rallies. In addition
b the speakers named there will s.. times
speakers Of state and national reputs-
In present. Fine music at sli rsllies !:
October pat Presbyterian camp
,uld on Msnsf1eld road.
November 3-Fort Worth, not selected
November 5-Fort Worth at night, not
ealected.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12

IF THE Republicans Ct Texas did not
put out state ticket for fssr of personal
violence, why sre the R .publicans Of the
SEVENTH and Eleventh districts preparing
10 plscs Congressional tickets in the
heIf2
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12

The tariff Is not g tax. Well, no; per
hsps thst is too mild snsme. lis black.
mail levied on all the people CT the coun-
try for the benef: OF the political barons
Of the country.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12

How SUICIDAL it is for men who are op-
pressed bY high tariff 20 fight Democ-
rscy, when Democracy Is the only hope of
the country for tariff reform.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12

FROM all ever the north comes the H.
formation list never II the political his
tory Of the country has there been so
much interest taken in the naturalization
of yo.erg.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12

votes from the psrty which is msking the
crest battle for the people against the
c'ass legislation Of Rspublicsnism. VIII
the people be deceived?
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12
.lNyALUABLEfOR CHILDREN

Paren.s often wo ried about child
showing s;a MS OF drooDing, with loss of sppe-
lite, AID e:ire to joia IN she sports of us
plsymste,. I: is ha ely serious enough TO re-
qaire pn1(1e tut 1t 1. plain tina. the child
needs tcmes L. Be prudent. Do not force
into the young % uDdsvs-ope" system strong
an nauseods c1s, bu. q mgdicine that will
aid, iovisor.re a thoroughly cleanse the
eys,em by gentl3 Heos. su h is
SIMMONS h&lER REGULATOR
II Is pure vegetab&tsnd of 3, mil nature
that It m.7 b. admiailEsd TO tke most del
cate child or youu5 e infsAxWlth perfe ct
safety asd the happie,t {s1Be Tine child viii
not rebel against "a ing NSf{Aoes no: compel
them 10 remain indt ors o. lquire any charge
of ciey. Keen It always Eskat hsnd and you
will have family physHfa4sehlch VIII save
you many doc.or's IIsSHnd Nkdb anxiety.
have used Am mons 41ver Reg
ulator for ma r ars, havstS made
It my only E6i Medic o. NV
mother befor 3 was verysbsftial
meditin for any disorder Of the VS.
ten, and II used In tim 4 great
pr ventiVe of sickress."-Rev jag.
Rollins, pastor III. L. Church, So,
Fairfield, Va. 80
Examioo 70 zee that you get the Geuu,neY
Distin2u ishad from lll frauos and tmita.
lions by our red Il Trade mark on front
CT wr'pper. ana or the, sice the seal and
siEnatp-e Of j. II. Zeiin & Co.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12

PLANT wheat and plant sorghum. PEG.
pie mus: have bread and meat. Wheat
makes the bread and sorghum fattens th e
beef.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12
Branch Offices.

q. II. BAILEY, Correspondent and General
a zent, 725 Main street..
&, GUNNER, Calculator and Subscription
Agent, 6l2 Elm street, where the paper can
always be found on sale, and where orders
for Dallas city delivery can be left.
WACO.
W. a. CURRY, Agent ans Correspondent.
WEATHERFCRD.
H.R. DORSEY, Agent and Correspondent.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12
Louisville Courier Journal.

Louisville Courier Journal.
We hsVe The Sensts bill 81 LAST, and in
is evssions, false pretenses, bargains
scd corrupti0ns i. is without s parallel in
cur economic history.
For look at Il! Here is nation etsg-
geTing untr . war burden multiplied
five tunes by the greed and cupidisy Of
! capitalists whose interests exc protected
1t the expense Of the people.
1t Is proposed to reduce the revenues
Of the government SIS, 10000
Democrats ipsiss inst this be done SO
IS to reduce the burden OF taxation at
the same slime. They propose to do this
b7 reducing taxes on articles entering
into manufactured products and which
multiply themselves five fold.
The total reduction OF the tgrif on i'm
ports by the Mills bill is, Ia round num-
oers, $50, 600, eco, one fifth sugar.
OF the remaining $40, 900, 900 IL Is ssia
to say the manufacturers collect $780,
100000 to the s40. 000, 000 which 60 to the
government.
The sugar tax is almost as much rev.
enue tax IS the tax on tobscco. The
Democratic bill therefore reduces the
rsXes sitter this fashion:
Internal taxes. %, eco COO
sugar tax. ..... ................ l0OO1.0 @
Irport duties IOOlO o. q
Manufacturers' bounties .......... 200 eco COZ
Total tax relief. .$275 OOs etO
MIR Allison's * PLANTATION suggests The
following taoulsted statement. Of the re-
duc!ion OF taxstion by the Senate bill:
Sugar tax. 2s,009 0o0
Internal IaXes ............ 81 l00 90
ooIoSne, exc. ...s-.-......---..-.--..- 6, 0u00
Protective dQties, 1 0f0 COO
Manufacturers b3untier. 5000 90
IL other words the Democrats consider
frss the t.xpsVers; the republicans pro-
!ect those who are contributing Of iaeir
STAT" for the election of Harrison.
1. will be noticed that the reduction CT
revenue ia the same in each case, thu Re-
pu5licans thus confessing that the rev.
eIues are redundant aud excessive, that
surplus does exist and should be reduced.
But they propose 70 reduce the revenue
and continue to the utmost the robbery
CT the consumsr under the form Ct Law.
By the adoption OF the Mills bill the
Indirect taxes collected By Carnegie and
Jones, By the steel rail trusts and all
other tIuste, sre reduced 100000, 600.
By the Senste bill they are reduced 8.
high estimate 100000 00.
The people will have no difficulty in
deciding between these two bills.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12

opp. rAxIoNIsTs" Is new name for
the sdvocstes CT . high tariff. And s
good one.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12
Nobody knows the trouble l see,
Nobody Knows but Jesus and me;
Nobody knows my trouble and Ills,
Sfrra a .nnupsarat pnrar n a,.llo

Quinine imps5rss the hearing, dessfoy. the
sneIyes snd N1lses thss tigestiopssSC CHEAT.
81 Ans CHHh19E4C c sptasns neAaziinine OF
ssr . 81 sfss. f Pslas
isIs}b the EEeatstsSn ssAsR,na tohic known 70
tiqworlc. No cure, n01psy. ~
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12
60 Fold

That the leave. otaf& tree sre 70 be for the
healins of the nata ApIophetic expTes.ien
the value of MAor' Cnerokes Rems6y OF
Sweet G-m aadssHullei56tn curing coughs,
colds and conslnspeon.