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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26
POLITICAL NUM
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m'xss SIS Politics vi h HIS SyAsiss.
Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX OF. Is.-Dr. r, C. Ba:-
Lesson ID out IN All interview in which he
sewers ell relations With the Democra &c
party on tccount, he GAYS, c. rs compile.
ity in the liquor tra flc. He declares Ills
insentlops to vote for f a. Jones aesfnst
Colonel Mills and says int 1fh the lights
before him he will vote for Fisk ard
Brooks snd the sI,ire Prohibition ticketa
"If tevils were SIS thick as drunken men
were when Colonel Mills wss nomir a.ed,"
says the Doctor, "they couldn't scsrs
me-"
Doctor Bufleson hiss been Z Democrat
tor lnGg time e1d csst his fire.
vote for PJ.k sDd Dallas srd hio depunci-
stion CT the Democracy crea.eg quie a
sensation here. H. scores Colorei Mills
merciless!y. and Gays he Goes no. see how
Guy Christian man Can vote foc Ian. HIS
opposl:lon 10 him is taeed, te declared,
On Mills aa,i Prohibition record ana his
deruncistion Of preachers and Christian
Ivy. DR.. Bur!eson's prominence as pTesl-
dent OF Baylor University and MS lsrge
LfueDce IS lesiing Baptist causes the
Pfohiciionis here to rel oice ct his de-
ciarstion IN tevor OF ths!r party.
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WHARF LoH Cabin, Elpu,iah.

psrty Of American gentlemen, wno
had beer camping GU. on Ell Island in she
great Like N!pissing, Csnsds, last SUM-
ner, were returning in sAH-bas: SD
were yet ssVeo Dliles IRON porl wAcp re
sua went ccTc, sId wiSh Ii the Ealing
oreez'
;; 4 'fucoutsci1g si'ns{ioH, trn;v.
"Nsssr mind. csa raT You the-e III
s.5e Gf wa Eocfs," SAD ile guide who
aac cAs;ss q :as p3riy, Y. tleir Inur-
mprs sr0se.
Way, ESD, it is Esvsu miles; there
are four OF as 10 his heavy 5esl-i.'s s
o!g l1o you undertake." ssid One.
mo matter, l have done the Likes be-
io,e SID csn 90 il sgair," cneerfllly re-
2I tue broad-shcE!ceced Irishmsn, ss
ae slowed away the sal and bsnt 80 The
ozrs' H5 was e spepdid osTsman snd
:ae ooat was soon uRter hesdwsy sgsin.
"~hai wou.d rot G We 10 epj ly your
hsSlth sd st.gngSF." remarked Inc PFC
.sanr.
"Y=7, am prs.'Y healthy, and though
| aIa past SKIS l Feel "a strong 80 eves,"
replied the guide. "But cRly three yesrs
sgo l s:oot - cesth's door, sid never
tnoueat tc pun sn osr again. You see,
Shs In the ~oa5s ali 1icser, logging, and
go! tcto the HS.er Que day ,xEif cAugot
sold. It setiiedsQn my lungs sri nsd .
osd cough whichauug on hi rsn down
slmos. TO skeleJSn - -
"Csll in 3 physS,a1 Pr
eyes, went twgrtY mites thro ga tie
0usa to see doc.Hfa he gave me ecme
medicine, but 1t didW help me- much"
"Row was the sntks 4 c.eo?"
tan ola Scotch tsay, who had come
over tro2o he esAess, seva me prepsrs-
t!on &! hllssaN snisaeroa, wnich she
'sid :lo e::iYR:alers o. amtr.cs usec,
sd !. soon ,sEpped Tnygc 5uga ard pus
ne or my Ret sgsir."
Oae hassbut to travel along the frontier
20 ieaEu BOW easy It Is to s&s along with
cui docafs, and how Ell Give sre tie
uaIuralI emsdies which The *sld grand.
notnersNaklow how to prepars. They
often cure~here the hest paYsicssnq fail.
Every mother Of g. fsmily knows how
coughs and colds arc quickly and rsdi-
cslly cured with syrops enc teas msde
from halsams and hsIos watch "srand-
mother tsugh, Us how to mASe.n
Wkrner's Log Cabin cough and con-
sumption rsmedy wae, after long irvesti-
ghtion tCto the merits and comparison
WITH other oldtime pre- psrs.ione, setected
from them because proved 10 be the very
best CT them all. l. has brought back the
fose9 to many psind cheek-laere is 70
known remedy It's equal IS caze for
coughs and cclda.
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He DIDN'T COKE,

'hs Union Labor Ueuoidsie Cor P-ss,d<u.
Cniled aome.
/. VAS expected by many that A. j.
S.reeter, the candidate Of the Uaion La
Dor par,y for President OF the United
Slater, would be In Fort Worth Saturday
night, BIZ! be did not come, snd yesterday
i. WAS learned that wien a. JET
I ;rson City, Mo, Mr.. SIee,er had
received telegram from his home in
Illinois announcing the illress Of his
wife, SO the gentleman took .hs first train
e Or home. II ia understood that Captain
Sam Egals received q Ies.er from Mr..
Sueeter some Gsys ago IL regard to his
1, xas trip, and answered ihas ne YVES not
needed in Texas, ss this state was all
riR' {.
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LOCOMOTIVE ENGISRERe.
Gracd oftiosrs BE Elected - Te Msst al
Dzpvsr Next Year.

Gracd oHosrs BE Elected - 70 Meet al
Dzpvsr Next Year.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 2l.-The Broth
erhood of L9clmotive Engineers yester.
day decided to hold their next convention
81 Denver, Col, on October II, 1889
The following grand Officers were re-
elected: Third Gcand Engineer, ] R
Spregge. Toronto, Canada; First Grand
Assistant Engineer, Henry c. Hsyes,
Cleveland, OHIO; Second Grand Assistant
Engineer, A. NJ Caysner, San Francisco
Ex. cutlve commi,tes-Etwhrd Kent, Jer
sey City; r III. Clark, Denver, Gel. !;
Ell. L.nsley, Hamilton, Ont William
johnson, r Jck Island, Ill and J. F. Re-
gs'd, Atlante, Gs.
Cnsirman Hoge Of the engineers ccm-
mittee who managed the Chicago, Bur-
lpgton and Quincy railroad strike, pre-
sentsd his report, giving detailed
account Of the strike from tie engineers
standpoint.
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peliSO 10 Sell nS hes, cOstoG 3I0 otGsE
products ia th2 marEsfs 81 sha world.
bu. was forced 10 buy in the America
market. L,vsrcool fixed Tia price
Of he 2tsoR and wnest whi.a protected
manuiac ucers forced him to hu5 Ct their
prices because :he tarif permitted i.
Wnile he was on this line OF argument
messenger boy delivered o telegram
addressed to him aad Dir. Pendietou
81 once opened and nd Is He then
said "msHy ciyru gentlemen doubtless
remember wist J. Fl Jackson s.id the
other oil ht about Governor R1ss' spaac5
q. Snnsat. He ssii that
Rogs had rlads the state
msDt the Eon-Psrtiasns had nominated
Mosrs beer-euzzling Dutchmsn, and be
said It Vas true. telegrsphed to Gov
ernor Ross, sskirg him Whist he lad said,
and tais telegram Is the answer. Tie
speaker then resd:
AUsrIy, TRx., Oct. Is, lsss.
". s. Pendle.on.
Isaid ef tnose wto nominated Marion
Martin st Dallas, they pm Martin at the
heed TO ca CT She Prohioi,ionlsts and
moeEs,s German woon they, "Csn f 1 and
MErtip," ha1 formerly douamiDRted
beef guzzi1g D1:camaE, wss piaced sec
oHd TO cs,ca The sat;s. and shus they had
SET their coon tap to each them goirg CT
coming. L S Ross.
Tie resding v7ss recsi7ei with Icp,S
ccaefs. Mr.. Perdletnn s1id 30 you see
g 4osemen t5s: Ne J.cksca hiss sl$ply
l4s9spA NonPirtiasp parry WIS NE
eeh- Car.s.isn Caris.isn, an AGe-
pendent Democrat wss Ike
an iuderendent Christian. va
while his brethren were prayfHnS
preaching aud worshipirg esld, 1 am d
better christian than you are, but will
not worship with you, and then goes of
and consorts with anti christians. Mr..
Bowlin wen. in the country and said he vas
q Democrat andon one occasion introduced
Mr.. Jackson, who was Union Laborite,
to An audience with the statement ths,
Jackson was enough for Stewar: and
Pendleton, be would graratee thst AID
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a Shxrp R.plv.

NEW YORK. Oct. 10 -Tammsny Hsll
to day sent E sharp reply to the County
Democracy IN reference to the latter's
recent overtures for union On con res
sional ST sldermauic nominees ave have
entered into the corresponding" tue letter
among other things states, "For the sole
purpose CT obtaining solidly democratic
delegation to Congress. But II your
organization should nominate candi-
dsIes for Congress Indifferent to
the success Of the Presidential ticket IS
your candidate for mayor (Hewit) we
venture 10 assuIe you that this orgauiza-
ton will prove iteeIt capable o; protect
ing the interests CT our party"
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Colonel a. Is, Pp,sffsr Dssd

BosToN, Mass, Oct. 2l.-The sudden
death Of Colonel A NJ. Pulsifsr vas q
severe shock to his friends. Newton
Islington, the beautiful Auburn estate
where he died, is one Of
the most attractive spots on
Charles river and formerly belonged
to Ed Winslow, the celebrated forger.
The medical examiner will make no ex-
animation. Friends will have an oppor,
tunity to view the remains ct his mother;k
residence from IL until l O'Clock to-
morrow and the interment will be made
soon After with private services. e
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NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-The socialists In
convention today made Rational, stste
and mu1icipsl nominations. They did not
name President or ce-Presidsnt, bat
nominated presidential electors. Edward
j. Hall, mach!liss, was nominoted for
G0verncT; Chrlstien Pitbers, SILICON
keeper 81 Brooklyn, for Lieutenant GIv-
ernor; and DR., rrarz for judge of !he
Court OF Appeals, and Alexander Joneg,
IN editor, FOX Mayor They also nonina,
ted Candidates for Congressmep, assem-
olymen AID for minor municipal Offices.
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Attorney Generate Ruuug.
special to the Gazette.

BAIRD, TEX, Oct. N.-The following
facts ere contained in letter received
oY Alden A. Bell, an attorney OF this
place from the c q 70 OF Attorney General
Hogg, which will prove Of general Inter
est to the voters OF the stste. The
Acknowledgement says, that the courts
OF this state have never cons rued the
meaning ut the word "District" IS used
in Art. 1858, r. s. But that his depart
ment hsd frequently ruled thss q person
cannot vote IN . county for either state,
district OK county ofl:ers unless be has
resided in the county tor BIZ months
next precedin a Election.
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nJscksop wen. 10 voy, and ,,,,.,

Cleveland snd The Democratic party. God
'tejiS.I Il. t;yni nee Dam rrr-,s "a Bow
"A. Il, sSo y d tps Partisan
PIT i-aters ~ re III saias- ~ ell men
N asdGS 10 81 81 ;e. Tasy Seie Ike TIE
Gug n -;ca aad sp.Is bins.R u s s.pliug
ami whose osyer had put together sgs,n,
but mao put naIf the head where the
I'll shUuid hsy.i beer, and vice versa.
TINS Has Tc1derru: :.ng. l. I'll run
in two direcsi9rs 81 ire Fsn- ,ine and
bark 81 husi snts. a.Bsh;er.l
So with the Non. Psrii,sn psrty,
I. was barking st hY,N ep6s sut going in
40 direcsinus Ct the syDe tina. The
last CT the N9n-Psrtisan spscsled party
would be heard Of IL November for
every Democrst on tie county ticket
would De elected ,ssNr. PenGleton was
scssusctly spplssca6.
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weekly Cotton st,ti.tiea.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 18.-The weekly cot
ton statistics are 30 follows: Total sales
OF the week, 78. 900 bsles; American, 49,
coo bales; Trade tskings, including for.
warded fcom ship9ids, 10000; sexual
export. 70O0i toEsl import, 48 600; Amsrl
csn, SO. 1000; total sszck, 100000; Aneri.
can, $50 zoe; so,@sr Dat, l52. 900; Anezi-
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true.
Members reported thet number CT
bseves had been promised for the baroe
cue at 'rt WO.eS-ie,crmiued or g the
last meeting CT the committee. This
barbecue will take place ST the pavilion,
re'r the city, nd 10 Ho..os7sy's grove
sCi1iH'rg, I'd his been Fixed for SsSur-
day, n vemb-r In order 20 have the
DSrCecuG hsntied properly, II Was de.
c'ded 10 sppoipt TIE folo"iDg
COMMITTEES.
Com nittee on solicitation Bud Dag
eetf, NJ. G. lia, ] WEgat, RsrveY
Guunels sad C. = chsrdson.
ComDi.tee Ct &EZonge James
Easley, HenlY Finch end & NJ. Chapman
Ssle Of nIiyuesa '-Alsxsnder StedmsE
aud P NIcks.
Committee TO i7v!se speekers-R
BoyRiu, Drew Putt and ". F. B.it.ing-
hsm.
Committee CT muaic-Alexarder S,ed,
msp and y. S. Kennedy.
Superintendent CT DGbscue-W. B.
Tucker.
1t is the aim CT the committee TO have
barbecue enG picalc combined. Waile
were Hiil be ha;5.cued NESTS and ed.
bles properly belonging ~ . frs;-class
barbecue, supple TO seed 5000 people, /. is
desired sGs' tbs people OF Fort WCrta AID
Of l1stice pr'Ociac2 No. sh,u bring VITA
them W .i-tl!ed baskets, 10 tbs end ths'
tSere shall De great abundance CT good
things fo- al, Thich ail contribute to
msEe Inc NICE sipg a pleasant and happy
one.
THR PARADE AT MONT.
Il Yves slsu decided by tue COM uittee
that On the night OF November ) b, tie
night before me election, soera should be
. grand Democratic rally atd torchEght
procession ID the city OF F0rl Worth, to
1e participated IN By every Demt cratic
CUB SID people Of evafy voting precinc:
tc rhe ccupSy who are favorable to the
election OF the local Democratic ticket.
The following committee to look after
the torch light procession and to see that
egarF thing viii be in readiness, were ap-
poirle1:
On Tgrch.ighss-N. a, S:estmsG, O.
NJ. KEN and 7. J. Powell.
o. PrOsfamme-W S Prediction, Rob
CRIT McCsrl and ] " Sw3ype.
Ga ausic-a. NJ. CaApmsn and JoED
P. Hicks.
a number OF prominent speakers have
been Invited TO be present ct both gath
eriugG. Tae Ere DepArta1snt Band Will
plsT e, the barbecue aaa,sa bands wii
Rior the parade. ,RsESety'hiug looks
Sbri&St for the DsmQas9ts. Tee commit
Nss egst Fovem3sr /. .
-. 5sssss.s e2esIsss .s,.ssses
vat 90 tfrRh4Ed dlFt< Init
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Solntion In 0 Rao6,

NEW ORLEANS, La Oct. 2l.-In . race
st Exposition Park this aitorno on col
lision took place between Musgings,
driven by John 7. Shaw, and blind
horse, william Nsumau, driven
Dy Thomas Newman In wh,cs Slaw wss
80 badly injured thai he is S.ll uacon-
scious 81 late houE to-n!gSs. His re
csysrg iado4bttul. -
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plainly the. tne
tariff wss $ tax
hich directly ST
fected th3 people.
There was j tadf
on lun33t, on
nsils, or glass, Oh
nearly e7efythiag
that went into =
house costing tie
tsrmer o" other
citizen 5000 70
porJh bu, $500
the 1lher $500 b
ing the taft. ras
farmer was cou.
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LUCKY NUMBERS.
T. Do Witt TaImags Discusses the
ArithmsticaI and GaomstricaI
Psoaliaritlas Of the Bible.
The sq1aro ia Ez k,sI, ihs Oircis liz
Isaiah, sas Curvs In j b, The
Eals Of Frse iioEs.
But the HunerSl Seven Is Crowned above
AL Others N the Roly work-It
70 ofIan Mentioned.
ID RooKLYE, N. Y,
a. OF Mt

RooKLYE, N. 7 4,
ID 0cs 81 -rhis
morning at the Tab
ernscle, the Rev. T
DeWit. TaImage,
d D , geve 3 rCr-
ming commentary
or the 20:n chspteI
OF Revelation, con-
cernlng the chsipipg
CT the Old Dr,gon.
The COL grega ion
i1in I'd II singing
the familiar hymn Of
Paul Garhar!, be-
ginning.
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COUNTY DEMOCRACY.
4 Meeting OF tbs Executive Committee
Yesterday 1t Which Several Fa-
vorable Reports are Made.
GSra1g s ~ mis- fNr IL. List Grand Barbs
cue ara IupoainS strser Parade Norsm-
bar sod 5-She @. mn it,e=e
1rcm sundsy's locs a. Daily.

BE county Democratic
x, cutive couni:,ee met
yesterday sf'ernoou with
cearly FL the precincts
: \ the county represent
4 Members OF tie
CON m;ttee fem ssYfe
precirc's IN the c9Mp
'uistde CT T r. Work.
made reports whtek'
showed that at every&ex
The number Of 1hsss
polled fer the Demo
cratic ticket would be
,srser ,hau two Years
sgc, and tbst the d. mo-
css &c tarusr was being
upheld BY good men eld
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ehN ch~.
erpgsis,E

chalice pr, s.4f, and tQe pi&I0, pfacE'caI
speech maize by Mr.. Pendlston hid 8 good
eject. Toe speaser took up she plat
terms OF The two pS.ties ead sPo Ike 1rs;
on the tariff issue. he showed
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Fns Nf,litia 10 Demas

OTTAWA, ONT, Oct. 2I-ce militia
department has been notified dksaa ap>ss'
possl Of the magistrates q. winnipeg to
call out troops to quell threatened trouble
ct the crossing near Winnipeg, where the
Psrtage extension Of the Red R yer Valley
Rsilroad crosses the Canadian Pacific
tracks. Sir John Macdonald visited
Montreal on Friday presumably to confer
18th the Canadian Pde,ac officials.
g.ai da sFe 81 sEs 81 h q i n ronis fs sa,
'seves q ron 4jtfNnE sIelff sickl4f "Ns
'"';
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&I.0O

vii! pay for THE WEEKLY GAZETTE, the
g:eas family pewapspeE OF Texas, ior enc
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A GOOD Speech.

CRp"D 9Fe.
tween 400 snd 500
pecple ssembled
On tie corner Of
Ma,u sad Twelfth
st'ects las. right
20 hcsr H0n. ". .
PendistOn discuss
tbe political iseues
Ut ,he day. There
we've g number Ct
f3rners sEd me
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ZIG VGGtIy apVlSNsaN.
> 10Y
LIST OF LETTERS

.,eln4ining In the po,tofcs at YolssEor.a. re1..
Monday, Oct. - less. To oH5ktn any CT
hest letters, she applicant mtsSseal fSS
"sd7eTt.nsd Ietters'' and give the dkss Af >fsS
list; $50, all letters advertised shall be
charged with cent, in addition 70 the regular
postage, 20 be accounted for az part Of ths
postal revenue ss per section $50, page M.
United States portal laws.
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I gse HssS eaey { 1sM in all l,sy,r,Ou.
56sms. g,ngY6in. tetse& ecaem& mango,
~ S; n is Iss ca se 81 PT pi
ply sssnors oThas skin. Cafefx1arSHteed byal
SruxSfsks, u
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pDsLA revenue 6a
United States postal
4 sbury. LIZZIE
Andres Matte
Andres, Maggie
B. ker, tola
BALD win, Mile
Brown, Fannie
Burns, Szlie
Burton, Lids
Burton, Mollie
Cannon, Becca
Carroll, Matte q!
Cnullan, Mile
Cosper, Enie
Oosp er, Mary
Coo Mrs L G
Daniel Mary ~
Dsvls, Learner
kzelle. Mrs
Oil, Lizzie
GRAY Sadie
Hahn, hols
HaOley. Lizzie
Ham Il al, Mrs Z
II Al son, Ema
Horny, Mamie
Hilbert, Maggie (col
Howard, Missouri
huiburt, Jenry
ii In, Lucy
Jackson, Motley
johnson, L lie
j mes, Mrs & Il
Kelly, Mrs II a
O.
Adams, Capt Jno d
Alien, J"ssee
Anggll, q L
Akin. & \
Beard, " u
tar, " + -
Barwaid, JB
Black, W W
Booth, j B -
EoydsGon. John II,
Bowman, Gen J n.
Erysn, 4 j q.
Bryant. lid 4 8
Bry ant, W G (
Br wn. Go II
Brown, Chas l
Brown, J b
nut er, George
Butler, Fred
Eurg, Hsns
Burns, Pas
Burns, VIII
Burton. Henry d
y lin, Char ie
Callahan, James
Cummins, Ofis n ~
Ouscarells, Ap Gifts
uoney, Michael
Cook, II L.
Cisnin, Jim j
Davis, Thos
Dahl, Peter :,
Davis , Joe Is
ID eT, inomsz ~
Deacon, Anthoa&
Domk Chas K -
Do 2, Geo ge IL
Drury, b G -
OunD. n Ee "
ID e, Ma hew
Dough.rty. K II
Ed u ards. j 4
FslkeDha m, Z
Fowler, A X
Gardonia, w A
'-r.Gn, J n
Grady, J a
Greer, T &
Harser, j ID
Hart, n f
Harm o +
henrersoi 4 q
II, fman, s
Hone on, Robert
HOlii; han. Tom
Hsnson Eo
Hot; y w
How art, John
Hurd, ii ,rry
johnson, G 4
Johnson, Henry
Jo' nson, Frank l.
Keith, l. F.
Kelly, p Z
King FL
Lawson, j L
Lawdt T. A T
lie nard, X J
Lane, J A
Lee, george
Lewis, Jno Ii
Louis. Fl A
Lingo, + W
Lea herman, + VI
Lyon. Horton NJ
Mar:saIa &C. j, an
NJ srfitIe, Jam s
Morgan, + d (2l
Morgan, Richard
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ladies,

Leg, Mollie
Mi che. Mo!ia
Merit, Mrs II +
Moran, Enan
a orIis lea
gins, Elvira
PuI,on. n AIRY
Pratt. Ms l aIish
Pitman, CIaadia
Philips, Addie
Pc ty, Fannie
Powell, Fanney
Porter, Susie
Potter, Janey
Reeves Mamie
R,tchev, Lizzie
Rein, Jenie q
Roy, Anne
Rodgers. Mrs J Z
Sanders, Viola
See, Rosa
smith TtIa
Taylor, NIFTY
Tod Minnie G
Vincent Jennie
Winters. Lizzie
Yves Little
w lE!Es, Avns
VII INNS, Emua
W oOdN ard, Nancy
Wood, Mary
Niller. Nanny
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OMIT Llst.

tsts
Mooney, m
Nurrey, r.
Myers, Cap
hcDowel. I @
HcDougal, W P
hcGee, Peie
MCGzughey. Bros
NcCoilum, GeoIge
AcCuen, Prank
McFaden, ID A
Nut ing, j II
OTespey. Frank L
0Lbe g. & L
Oweuf, II Gm ~
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Rogers. HAler
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TembeTry, W.
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Walters. Buck (2l
Welch I
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JULIAN fklLl,, i. II.
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every stone in the foundation, sn1 every
rsfier made out Of dishonesty; skele-
tons Of
POORLY PAID SEWING GIRLS
Arms in every beam Of that Establishment;
human nerves worked into every q cure Of
that embroidery; blood in the deep dye
Of thxs preferred upholstery; billions Of
dollars Of accumulated fraud entyenched
in massive etorehouses and stock CON-
psnies manipulated by unscrupu!ous men
lDtil the monopoly is defiant Of all earsh
snd all heaven. How shall the evil be
overcome? By trsshges CT the miNim:
Honesty Is the best policy2 o. oy soft
repetition Of the golden rule, thst W.
must "d3 to others IS We would have
them do to us?" No, 1t will rot be done
that way. What is needed and VIVA. will
come is the seven thucders. There is
drunkenness backed up By 5 capital
mightier than in any other business. In
tcx.cattlg liquors en- ough Ia Nils county
20 ttost e navy. Coed grain to thu amount
OF $3.50 000 bushels annually destroyed
20 maze The deadly liquid. BteWeriss,
dis,illeriee, gin shops, rum palaces, liquor
associations, our nation spending Snuu-
ally $40 100000 for rum, resulting in
bankruptcy, disease, pauperism, filth, ss
sassinstion, death, nlimita0le wee. What
will stop themP high license2 Ne.
Prohibition laws? No. Cnurches2 No.
Moral suasion? No. ThuDderboIts will
do #; nothing else will. Seven thunders.
Yonder are intrenched infdelity and
atheism with their magazines Of ntera.
ture scoflng ut our Christianity;
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-26

WHOLE CONSULTATIONS
OF glorious ministers have already taken
their places on high where they shine
even brighter than hey shone on es.sh
Edward n Kirk Of tina Congregational
church; Stepaeu Fl. Tyng Of the Episco-
pal church; Ms.thew Simpson II the
Methooisa ciu. c.; Jonn Downing CT the
Bspsist church; Samuel K Talnnga Of
the Presbyterian church; DR.. Dewitt. {;
TIC r rmed church; JJhn Chambers Ct
the Independent church; ans there
stop, fJr II 81 happens that hsvs neu-
.icEsd The seven Stars &. the seven
churches.
l ps,s on to smother mighty Bible
seven, sEG they're the ssven sssls. s..
John 10 visiorVkS scroll win seven
seals, snd ne heard an Angel crT: 4ho
Is worthy 70 loose the seals thereof"
Take eight or ten ehaets Ct ioo,scsp
psper, paste them together AID co,i them
into scroll, aid have the scroll 81 gwen
different places sealed with sealing wax
You unfon the scroll till you come TO
one Of these seals, and then you can go no
further until you break that seal; then
unIou cgsin until sou come TO another
seal and you can go no further until you
bresk that seal; then you go until al the
seven eeale are broken, and the contents
Of the entire scroll is revealed. Now,
that scroll with seven seals held by the
angel WAS the prophecy Of Whist was to
come en- the earth; II meant that the
OF the future was with God,