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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-13

like second hand. extending to the f..hs OF
second marked on IFS outer rim. The little post
on the LETT hand stops and starts the watch; tn,
little pest on The right hand turns the hands,
settlES the watch. 1t need never be opened. H.
Is ratchet stem-winder, fun jeweled balances
movement, ana as good tinIekeper as any man
wants.
The back of this watch is engine turned or ev-
quIsueiy engraved by hand, and nothing mors
beautiful or more artistic has ever been made or
worn, ana the subscriber may trust THs Ga
ZEITE' ; judgment and knowledge on this SUB
lect or cali nj office and sample.
With each watch there goes a guarantee by tho
Manhattan Watch Company 20 keep it in order
Tor one year, free of all charge, and guarantee
from the makers OF the case, Joseph Fahy5 y
Co., for 10 years.
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MANY VIEWS.
20 Two Republicans Agree as to the
t.r,. al IucsIly'S Waterloo.
."F.rm Hl, The Mckinley Enl Over Conf
l.ar,aH. .he Distribution OF Patron
aga Mentioned.


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~ 'r4. .- Hulls Of the administration
"a. 2 ".- DO the patronage; that in dis
'.- - '..r.s Ilarr son made
.N.Nu.S THAN FRIENDS.
>a..- Republicans do not hesitate
,3 .. a great measure Tuesday s
@e''A. '.- .lused ly the force bill, and
'.r' ."i 60 Lodges reduced majority
S'7'..al.. Z the fact. The only prom
ara' H.raaucau of the administration
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Causes of the Unequal Distribution of
Wealth
Gen. F. A. Walker in the November Forum

Gen. F. A. Walker in the November Forum.
The law ''to him that hath shall be
given'' antedates the stone tables of
Sinai. 1t is in the very nature of things
II is the greatest of all forces which pro-
duce gross inequalities In the distribution
of wealth The history of almost every
enormous fortune shows this statement
to be true. The first million, or 8ss0
millions, or three millions, are made
slowly and painfully. After that the
increase IS ut q continually accelerated
ratio. This is due mainly to the fact
that very large "good things are being
continually offered at a low price, pro-
vided the purchaser can take them-at-
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Killed in n Runaway.

SpeClai 10 the taZette.
AMMONIA, Ten, Nov. This moru-
ing at 10 CLOCK W. b. Wilson, man
miles from here. hitched up his team to
haul some water. The team ran away 5,
throwing Wilson from the wagon, killing
him instantly. He was from Dexter,
Ark. and leaves q wife.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-13

The day OF cheap watches has passed. The
country Is flooded with them. The GAZETTE,
abreast with the times, has resolved that every
one Of its subscribers shall have placed within
his reach watch OF the best kind made-one
that he will be proud to wear and have comfort
in using.
Time was when the stop-watch with the split
second hand, used Tor timing horses on race
tracks, cost many hundred dollars and could be
afforded by only few. Time when gold
case OF sufficient thickness TO protect Il watch
was out OF the range of possibilities of nearly n
men. The decrease in the cost of manufaC' ure
of movements and the invention OF three-sheet
now brings both these within the means of
many, and almost to the price which is charged
by swlndlers for the gold washed limitations
and brass counterfeltS of common watches. The
genuine ''gOld-hlled'' reinforced cases,
patented and made only by half a dozen manu-
facturers, are the same for use and wear as solid
gold cases and may be so considered and treateGr,
Even the costliest watches on the marssSsNy&
have them. on account of their grgs1ays946bsth.
Five points OF interest to sARssSSt6
/. A stop watch, sMsau zG5Tf each second
split into ffths, feEsfAksyHg Horses. races. etc
2. a g9.asgEssstses case, the gold case to be
guarantee for wear.
:. The latest improvements of every kind in
winding, setting, opening, etc.
4. guarantee of one year from the maker of
the movements.
.. As beautiful a design as could be made, for
subscribers only.
These watches are manufactured and guarar-
teed by the Manhattan Watch Company Of New
York city, one Of the largest and Oldest as wei
a bes- known, of the tine grade watches, and
THE GAZETTE now offers its readers their choice
Of the following Watches
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-13

once and for cash There Is scarcely any
limit 10 such opportunities, especially in
new and rapidly growing country.
Next to this cause, speculation is the
largest force making for inequality in
the distribution of wealth. Untold mil
lions pass every year in this way.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-13
FATAL SIABBlNG.

Two Young Men at Corsicana Quarrel-A
Knife Used.
Special to the Gazette.
CoRsICANA, Ten. Nov. S.-Last night
a fatal stabbing ARRAY occurred in this
city, between one Tom Sutherland and
Abe Marks. two young men of this city,
in which the latter received several ugly
cuts in the breast and stomach, from
which he is expected to die. Sutherland
is under arrest
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Gin burned.
Srecial to the Gazette-

Special to the Gazette.
HUNTSVILLE, Ten, Nov. THE gin
of John Mack, about ten miles west of
town, caught fire yesterday and eight
bales OF cotton were destroyed with the
house and gin. Several other bales were
badly damaged. The origin of the fire
is unknown
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A GOLD HsHeR 0Nef SlT.

- TIE GAzETTE's offer of sn open
'1ace gold watch for only Si2' to GAZETTE
subscribers.
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The face of this watch is precisely The same as
that OF the gold watch, and the movement il
pre clsely the same. The difference between the
two watches Is only in the case. The latter y
Of OK died silver, acid eaten very neat and
quaint.
The movement OF these watches is identical; it
is the quick train. with straight line lever es-
capement, with direct acting hand set that
permits accurate setting, and viii not allow the
hands 70 move out OF position while setting. In
the sweep second movement the second hand is
run direct from the movement train insurin:
perfect motion, while the dial train and hands
are run by friction pinion from a side center.
This gives ali the advantages in time keeping
qualities OF the most delicately adjusted and ex-
pensiye movement.
Each watch Is put up in = neat box, padded 10
carry it safely through the mai. In the box
are directions for setting the hands and regu-
latin S the watch, with the name OF the person
at the factory who tested and packed it.
Orders must give the name, postof'ice, county
and state.
send all orders and remittauces to
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New Advertisements.

MONEY TO LOAN on GOOD REAL
lyA estate ~sccnri,y. T. J. HCGUs. Attorney,
$40 Market street .sU huO
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Deafness Can't be CurOd

by local applications, as they cannot
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There is only one way to cure deafness,
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Deafness is caused by an intlamed con-
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ly closed, Deafness is the result, and I'M
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c,as IN our Legislatures. there Is one evil they
may do away with. The American theory, thnt
these Legislatures arc cOmpnkcd OF actual tpecl'
mems OF the people for whom they legislAte. u
far from tho fact Here, rs elsewhere, The busi'
ness o! governing has been made over To q class,
-t0 the cla's which has me most leisure. tne
most practice IN speech, making, and the mot
technical familiarity with governmental mat
icr.. This has been bccsuSe the farmer, Ike the
city business man. has been too busy TO tstc
hold OF politics. The lawyers oil the. lcglsla::
lures, State and National, through the default Of
the fcst OF the tom nunity and rs 4 consequence,
our legislation IL moro narrowly. a reflection oil
the Ideas and traditions OF tho legal prof s,ion
than that Of any other country Of Christcndom;
We SEQ 10 reason to expect that these political
organizations Of ia'mcts will effect national pol
tiles seriously. except perhaps In the south.
There seems 10 DO spne hope that thc. breach
they arc making within tho Democratic party
ftotn politics. But IN tho North the exlsllng
situation Is not favorable 70 the flrmn,lon Of
parties which shall supeTsPde Tho OIL. Inc H.
sues which divide Democrat aud Republican are
more distinct and vital than any ti,nc since, Inc
ira NJ Reconstruction. II Is Two decades since
our politics were In so satisfactory = condition
IN this respect. Whatever the merits OF ms
Questions that have been occupying CopEtess,
and that formed tho basis OF the last national
campaign, they certainly ne such hs ihVolye
| great principles, and appeal 10 me Judgment
and the interest OF every inielllRent clllhel'
cred round the personal fortune OF clever poll
| teal adventures. They are parties III the
broadcast and truest sense Of the term. Ana TO
whatever Issue they carry their struggle In Con
grcss and elsewhere. this Is not a time OF when
Il will be said that for want OF genuine political
Interest mere class interests succeeded III com.
log to the front and obliicraing previous parry
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Hamburg Figs, the great fruit laxntivc, should
be taken ut once; they arc I'M effective. remedy,
but most pleasant and agreeable to tho tastc,
being composed only Of fruits md vegetables
Absolutely nothing like them In tho world.
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MOUNTAIN LAKE pAEK.


AVN ' VEy AhNrEsb'hbk
the school Of Elocution.
Special Correspondence q he htelioneu.
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, Mp, August
10.-The meeting yesterday morning
was iull OF interest and well attended.
The testimonies were very rich in per
sonal experience. The meeting wss
conducted by Mr.. Dorman, Of Madison
Ohio. At 1880 Rev. W. A. Spencer,
Secretary OF the Church Extension soci'
city, preached a very able sermon. llit
subject was growth Ia grace and In the
knowledge Of the truth. lie showed
that God means for us 10 improve In
every possible way, physically, intel.
lectually and morally.
Atlo'clock Rev. J. II. W. Blake, oil
TiAln, Ohio, IN Episcopal minister, con.
Quoted the peoples service. 1lepreached
u short but impressive sermon from the
text 'Speak the word only" With the
great variety We have had at various
times, this was tho first Episcopal Ger
vice ever held here.
Many OF the visitors have left, but
some have had their short tickets ex'
tended so that they can stay longer.
Miss J. A.. Orem, OF Philadelphia, re-
ceiyed her deed for a lot here on which
she expects 10 build u room for hel
class In elocution, ready for next season
The School OF Photography 10 very
successfully conducted again by PROBES
scr Line, and will continue up to Sep
TENDER,
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tho millions Of people whooo bowels aro not
rcIulnr-timc should not DO lost und Immediate
attention should lc given, or serious Insults will
tollow, such US Inflammation OF tho Bowels
ind pcrltouith.
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A contemporary contains IN instruc'
tive study Of the various censuses and
the Congressional apportionmcuts based
upon each, and epeculates upon the
probable membership OF Congress Tor
the next ten years, as follows:
"When the first census was taken
Virginia was the FIRST State in the Union
IN point Of population. Pennsylvania
was then, IS now, tho second. New
York was only fifth then, having less
population than Massachusetts. North
Carolina was third then and fifteenth in
1880. Under the frat census the menu
bership Of Congress was l05; under the
last it was 3o5, until recent admission
OF new States. 1t is likely to be in
creased about the usual ratio, and will
probably be between 375 and 400. It
will take a good deal Of figuring and
consulting to reach a conclusion OF the
matter, but it will all be done by this
Congress, and when done cannot be IN.
done. Ge,rymandering is confined 10
State apportionmeut. There is solid
comfort in this reflection"
There is something startling in the as.
sumption that the number Of represen-
tatives will be increased 10 375 or 400,
and that it may be increased in the same
ratio in 1900. At this rate it ia easy TO
see that before many years the House OF
Representatives will be an unwieldy
body. It is almost go row, and what
will it be when the membership is
doubled? 1t is clearly apparent that a
basis OF representation will have to 10
adopted that will avoid the evil that
must necessarily result in providing a
legislative body too large to be OF prac.
teal use,
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The population Of the United States,
estimated from the rough count COM
pleted las. week, Is Gi,470.0 900, which 10
an increase Of about 80 per cent since
1850 and 60 per cent owe 1870. Jus.
one hundred years ago the first census
was taken, showing the population tobe
3.020.2ll. Tho following table giving
tho totals OF each censua will show the
increase each decade:
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The Farmer In Politics.

The last Issue OF The american con
tanned u thoughtful editorial on the
movement among the farmers to organ.
ize for political work and concludes that
the associations will not last long. The
point is made that the organization Of
any class or profession into any politi.
cal party is not adesirable arrangement.
us it is apt to Obscure to that class its in.
Independence OF interest with all other
classes, and to put 4 check tothe normal
development Of legislation through the
a%ntagonism OF the natural parties. There
are, says our contemporary, two natural
parties in every community, one OF
which seeks to accelerate tho develop.
ment Of the body polite on tho lines Of
its historical growth, while the other re.
tards it. No profeaaion comedies with
this natura! cleavase; all contain men
who belong to both. To substitute po-
litical organization on the lines OF a bus
mess or a profession for political organ.
ization on tho lines suggested by the
general life OF the State, must always
work confusion and retard progress,
without at all strengthening the Gle.
ments Of political permanence.
Under certain conditions the argu.
ment Of The american would be taken as
conclusive. But it is questionable
whether in this country the farmers,
above all the other classes, are not justi-
tiedin organizing, politically, 80 long as
they do not a%ntagonize tho rights OF
other classes. Here the farmer outnum-
bers all the other classes and his inter-
ests are greater. He knows he can. out
vote everybody else and, human like, he
is more apt to suspect that be does not
get fair play IRON tho natural parties.
Demayogues, however, have taken ad.
vantage OF his suspicious and impress
on his mind that he is being neglected by
tho Government by whispering into his
ears ialschoods and Misrepresentation
These mischief makersare on every hand.
They have told the farmer that he, alone.
Of all other glasses, is not prospecting that
the economical policy Of tho govern.
ment discriminates against him and
iaross the lew, and that he is strong
enough to take mattem in his own hand.
Undoubtedly he is strong enough, and
while he unQuestionably has the right
to 80 into y political party composed
solely Of farmers, and the conditions
may be such es will warrant hin, in feel.
ing the need of such a party; still il he
is an intelligent man the truth OF some
OF the objections to his course must
force itself upon him.
The following extract from The .ameri.
can VIC commend to our farmer friends
as containing q grain Of common sense:
We think the political associations Of farmers
very far , tho control Of State or local govern.
Eents without making the discovery that tho
MAole range OF what government can accomplish
VI very limited, one, and that no millennium
can % brought In by legislation. Some abuses
aaa eftlt They probably will be able to get rid Of,
secure Tug adequate representation Of theis own
FTf#f. IN $40 ~ 40
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THIS from llutat Halstead's pen is
worth pasting in your hat: 1--WE ex.
pect Mr.. Blaine and Mr.. Mckinley TO re-.
main, as they have been, the best Of
friends. Mr.. Mckinley has been the
Blaine leader in Ohio, and there is no
question at al! about it that il he is de-
feated by the cerrymander designed to
leave him out OF Congress, he will be
the Republican candidate for Governor
next fill, aud he will be elrcted by a
laundering majority. There is no dream
about that. It is clear daylight business
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fiue State Of Affairs,

The Democrats OF Wetzel county are
having a sweet time Of it, as will be seen
by a special in another column. The old
Democratic ring, which was responsible
for the ballot box outrages in that coun.
ty pending the recount in 1855, (relied
upon to secure the certificate OF election
to Congress for John O. Pendleton) is
divided against itself. and each faction
accuses tho other Of frauds similar to
those they jointly perpetrated against
the Republicans two years ago. County
Clerk Snodgrass, whose connection with
the post election frauds is known to all
u readers, was a candidate for q re.
nomination. The other faction seems to
have defeated him at the primaries and
now Snodsrass charges that ballot.box
stufing and other varieties Of frauds pre-.
vailed at certain precincts. The situation
is very ugly and some very bitter charges
and counter.charges are being INDUCED
in. In the districts in which snodgras
imaeines the other faction counted him
out, he is taking aflidavits upon printed
blanks like the following:
State # Ufd Virginia,
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TuE failure OF crops and the conse'
quent high prices that are sure to be
reached during tho coming wiater will
work a great hardship to the poor. Our
Democratic friends will undoubtedly
hold the tariff responsible Tor this state
OF afTairs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-20

One Of the many excellent things done
by the Ohio County Republican Conven.
ton Saturday wa the selection OF a
County Committee composed Of splendid
material. 1t is hoped that the commit
tee will organizes soon and get ready for
business. The party is in better shape
in the county than it has been for some
time past but there is plenty Of work to
do in the way Of organizing the forces
for the battle in November.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-20

THERE are Republicans who will not
Bac,ifce tho Federal Election Bill with.
out a desperate struggle, though Quay
will push his resolution to postpone 1t
until tho next session and is confident Of
yuccesa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-20

The Republicans will nominate, at
Mafsinsburgh to-day, a candidate to fill
the place on the Supreme bench made
vacant by the death Of Judge Green. All
Republicans hope that the convention
will select a man who will fill all the re-
quirements, aud they arc morally GER
tain to do that very thing. .
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Com,us Political Conventions.

The Republican Congressional conyen.
ton for the Fourth district will be held
ut Ravenswood September 6.
Tho Democratic convention for the
Fourth diatrict will be held at Point
Pleasant on August 49,
The Second district Republican Con.
gressional convention will be held ut
Martinsburg September O..
The Second district Democratic Con.
gressional convention will be held at
keyser, August 81.
Tho Third district Democratic Con.
gressional convention will DO held at
Hinton, August &C.:
The Third District Republican Con.
gressional convention will be held at
Hinton on August q.
The Republican State convention will
be held at Martinsburg, August 20.
aA.rHHf ~ 49,. ut .trH aFfNsHN.
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THERE are 80 far but two boys in the
State Reform School. Where is the
large delegation Wheeling promised to
send to this institution when she was en-.
deavorins 10 secure the location?
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CABINET troubles in Chilli are likely to
resul. in a revolution. Chill has always
been regarded as the model Republic Of
South America, and for this reason the
present situation is the more to be re-
GREETED, m
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