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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-04
Estimating Results.

The total number of Presidential Elec
tors to be elected next Tuesday is 444, and
rhe number necessary to elect either can
didate is 223. Cleveland must have tue
electors of New York to be successful
while Harrison might be re-eleced without
them.
A conservative Republican estimate is
az follows.
Republican Electors Democratic Electors.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-04

SAMPLES Of the official ballot have been
received here and are being distributed
by the Republican County Committee. II
Ia sheet measuring 20x2l inches and con.
tains the five lists Of Presidential Electors.
and State nominations; the four
sets of county and district nominations
and one column Of blank
spaces. The word Republican" appears
In the first column six rimes, and he who
wishes to vote a straight ticket will simply
make x in each Of tho squares to the
right Of the word.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-04

In tho province of Chihuahua, Mexico,
last week, Mexican troops massacred the
people of the village of Temochio, for re-
lusing to pay taxes that they deemed OK
tortionate. They were Aztec Indians, the
last Of their race, and they killed several
hundred Mexicans, before being annihil-
ated
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-04

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
Gus Art. pl GlrarI Avenue. PhntielpllL
Socialist Labor party.
Fred. Bauer. Eyers0n.
Socialist Labor party.
Chas BackOfen. ifl9 Peach ST.. Erie.
Socialist Labor D1.ty.
T.. NJ. Brandt. N sstst German ST., Erie
socialist Labor party.
A. Cullen, f55 w. 15Uh Sc. Erie.
Socialist Labor party.
Jac. Dtebold. Ever5On.
Socialist Labor party.
Julius Froehlicn. l0J C1llOwhill ST..
Socialist Labor party. philadelphia.
Chas Hammermuller TJi Wallace 81.
Socialist Labor party. PhilAielphla
Henry Hoehl. 80 North sth So. Philadelphia
Socialist Labor party.
August Langse. as Franklin 81. Phutieipnil
Charles LoeJher. n carson St. Pittsburg.
Socialist Labor party.
Christ Mast. ScOttdale.
Socialist Labor party.
w. H. McGoyern. tith & Holland sts.. Erie.
Socialist Lrbpr party.
Allen P.trdee Cor. itth aud S.lssafrtss Sts-,
Socialist Labor party. Erie.
Henry Peter. Blun g, Allegheny.
socialist Labor party.
John Prescott. tlt5 Peach st.. Erie.
Socialist Labor party,
Chas. Kicker. 1910 y. 9TH &C.. Philadelphia
otto Rotne. Is FrsaSiin ST.. Philadelphia
Socialist Labor party.
Chas. schIelcRer is West 9Th ST.. Erie.
Socialist Labor party.
FIR Sch4ffe. Cor. lftn x French sts. Erie.
socialist Labor party.
VIM. scott. 10 Carson 81. FlttsOurs.
Socialist Labor party.
Jar. Seugurs. ts0G Dover 81. PhiLttel lphiA-
Socialist Labor party.
Jslr SlmJn. ~cuttdale
SOeiatisf Labor party.
Matthew smith. 90 Third Ave. Pittsnurg
socialist Labor party.
John SIAM. ~ rome.
socialist Labor party.
william Stappvu. SD Charlotte ST.
o0claliss Labor party. Philadelphia
Adolf ,tHrNe. Egsrsun.
Socialist Labor party.
John stem. ft1 q. i6Lh So. PhilGfir iphiA
socialist Aatnor party.
=. Totxnaaer. fis Vine 81. Philadelphia.
socialist Labor party.
Joseph ireseE go Noble 81. Philadelphia.
Socialist Labor party.
John Wc@ENAtcr. ADDISON -. Ptttxburg.
Socialist Labor party.
Henry Winter. ~ Fairmount Ave
socialist LABOR party. Philadelphia .
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-04
Total 225I
Electors. Nevada 3.

Populist Electors, Nevada 3.
The States marked with : are all
doubtful. Indiana sill surely go Republi-
can, ard we expect to carry both New
York and Connecticut.
The New York Suns table gives the Re
publicans 1873 votes, sure; the Democrats
174, and the Peoples Party 3; and places
New York sc; Indiana Is; Wisconsin II;
Connecticut 6; Montana 3; N. Dakota and
s. Dakota 4 in the doubtful list.
DON'T put your cross marks below the
words Republican, or to the left of it, on
in the line below it, but directly following
it, thus
REPUBLICAN Y.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-04

n i-4<r lis plncr- snd r any raeaazT shAl
71utlu-e ia t4a noard tor .1e seaee et sza
1u1r atier 49, -1nr 1x~4 - ur t4a
ars-ir- % r1e e.rrrl1r .ae zsIlsls1 vo1ers
1l -ls slsusllr. sart 81 llszr1cz. asr. w4lcA
sle1 slaar- San lspe te-n sleesesi qr~s-
aaz az .1- e,ectlea. .1a1 1iaUk one ~ lnrlr
alsna acr rn lM snra raraarv
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-04
Farm For Sale.

| offer my farm in Fawn township
Allegheny. county, on Bull creek
(near the Clinton township line in
Butler county for sale at bargain.
have IO7 acres, all underlaid with
coal, and with coal bank in oper-
alton, and in good state OF cultiva.
ton, good frame house, splendid bank
barn, young orchard, and well water
ed, which / will sell for $4,000.
NEWTON HARVEY,
Tarentum, Pa.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-04
Mass Meeting This Evening.

The Republicans of Butler will have q
parade this Thursday evening. to be fol
lowed by mass meeting in the Opera
House. Hon. J. W. Lee Of Franklin, VIII
be the principal speaker.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-04
WE would like to publish the fall text of

WE would like to publish the fall text of
a speech on the issues and past history OF
the parties made by Thos. ". Phillips at
New Castle the other day, but space will
not permit 1t should bs read and careful
ly studied by all Mr.. Phillips with his
customary broadness Of view takes in all
sides of all questions and his complete aud
comprehensive survey OF the
political situation Is characteristic and an
auger Of his coming work in the Halls Of
Congress. Let all the friends ofthe honest,
the upright, and the broad minded show
by their ballots their appreciation OF such
. candidate for the important office OF
Congressman.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-04
THE ELECTORAL VOTE.

Below will be found a table showing the
electoral vote by States OF the last three
Presidential elections, and the member
ship of the Electoral College under the new
apportionment:-
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-04

The disability provision of the new
election law has been construed by a
Bucks county Judge TO mean want of
competent power, strength, or physical or
mental ability" Under these heads he
includes blind persons, those who have no
bands or have lost the use of them, dis.
ability TO seq the ballot, educational in-
capacity and those who do not understand
the English language. He concludes as
follows: eve do not include the voter
who purposely, has not informed himself
of the manner Of voting, under this act,
For such the specimen ballot is provided.
Any voter may, before he goes within the
guard rail, call upon the judge for speci-
men ballot and it will be the duty of the
Judge to promtly furnish one or moro OF
these az required. The voter may take
it away to friend or neighbor and have
him show how to mark the ticket, so as
to vote as he desires. He may then re-
turn with il to the polling place, obtain
his official ballot from the judge, go to
tho booth and, by comparison, mark tho
official ballot in the Same way as the sam
pie ballot was prepared. This gives him
the aid of friend or advisor and secures
him freedom to make such change as he
wishes If these provisions are followed,
the act Of voting is no more difficult than
b ere tOiore."
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-04
REPUBLICAN,

To vote the full Republican ticket place
. cross mark in the square to the right oi
the word Republican, thus:
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-04
LABOR'S FRIEND.
WHAT is ON THE OIL PRODU-
GERS ASSOCIATION RECORDS.

How Mr. Phillips was Determined That
the Oil Workers Should Have Their
lust Return as Part Of the Organized
Shut Down In 1887.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-04

Four negroes in Alabama, who confess
ed to rape and murder, were taken from
jail, hung and shot, and then burned, last
week.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-04

ACCORDING to Democratic figuring this
Nation has, during the past thirty years,
lost its entire heritage and is now existing
on q "hole in the sky"
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-04

OUR Grocers are selling twenty pound
bags Of salt Tor Is cents.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-04
CONGRESS AT LARGE


Geor-e A AIen. - East sIx,h street.
Erie. Erie Coa1sy
Taomas P. Merits. - south Fifia sIreet.
Retilng Berks CO.
JUDGE OF SCPDEME COURT
Ohristo7ner Heydrscx. XIX street.
Franklin. VenRnso CO
FOR LAW JUDGE.
j. Norman Martin. 90 View C1ssis.
FOR CONGRESS.
EEEeue r. Gillespie 0tGreenvlue.
FOR STATS SENATE
8. A. McCumoch. % Fre-Port
FOR ASSEMBLY.
Gustavus A Black. of Sipperyr1ck.
Wm- II tssiulch OF Zelienople
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Hunter r. Coulter. Or Butler
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR
Jesse 4. HeydricS OF Butler
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-04

Jos. Hemmerich. lately taken Hoods Sar-
saparilla, Is in good health, and cordially rec
onin ends HOODS SARsAPARHLLA
as a general blood purifier and tonic medi-
cine, especially to his comrades In the G. A. Il.
HOOPS PILLS are hand made, and are per-
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-04

A VOTE for Hon. John NJ. Greer on the
9Th day Of November will be vote in IA
vor of an honest, upright and capable
Judge. II will be vote in favor of man
of ripe experience, acquired by long and
extensive practice at the Bar.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-04

CAST your vote according to your bes.
Judgment next Tuesday. Every good citi-
zen win accept his share of the response
bility of government.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-04

Republican Ticket.
8 ~ 3
}6s< q )
IF&a ~
- For President For vice-Presidsnt
BENJAMIN Harrison WhltelaE Reid
For President,
BENJAMIN HARRISON,
Of Indiana.
For Vice President,
wH1TKLAw REID,
OfNew York.
For Judge of Supreme Court,
JOHN DEAN, OF Blair Co.
lFor Law Judge,
JOHN M. GREER,
For congressman at Large,
WILLIAM L. LILLY. Of Carbon Go.
ALRxAspER MCDOWELL, of Mercer Co
For Congress.
THOMAS W. PHILLIPS,
For State Senate,
WILLIAM B. MEREDITH,
For Assembly,
DAVID B. DouTHRrT,
JAMES B. MATES,
For District Attorney,
IRA NcJUSKIE,
For County Surveyor,
@. r. L. McQUIsTIoS,
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-04
a Veteran

Mr.. u oseph HEM
nnerich, 500 f. 146th
ST., y. Y. City, in 1862,
at the battle Of Fair
Oaks. was stricken with
Typhoid Fever, and
after a long struggle in
hospitals, was discharg-
ed as incurable with
Consumption. He has
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-04

Whenever the word Republican appears
on the official ballot.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-04

:. Mahs1n Sara rI- cal-1wlIl ~r
~-scta-1sf Larrr parry fafs a.se1-1s
Thaass crrafY. 3 -hilah -s Ffr-zea-z.
-Isellta- lrFar~ el-rr
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-04
BY NOMINATION PAPERS.

Hunter l.. Coulter. Butler.
peoples patty.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-04
OF ELECTION OFFICERS.

Of ELrl lADN OrFAG EAe~a
coSsTrrUrIoS or FEySsrLvAStA-NRF. vggf.
sac a. Dtstrlct election boards shall con-
-ist OF Judge and two Inspectors, who shall
be chosen annually by the citizens kseh
eIect8r shall have the right Go vote TOR the
Judge nnt one Inspector, aud each Inspector
shall appoint OEe CLERK. Electl0n o1leeFs
shall be privileged from arrest upon days 81
election and while engaged In making pgs
| and transmitting returns, except apou
warrant OF court cf record or Judge there
Of for an election fraud, tor felony, ur for
! wAnfon breach of the pence.
Is. No person shall De guliined to serve
as an election officer who shall hold, ar saall
within two months have hrid olilre. 4G-
pointmcnt or employment In or uuter lar
government Of the United States 0r of tals
State. or OF any city or county, or af any
municipal board, commission or trust ia any
city, save only Justices OF thc peace and alder
men. notanUs public and persons m mllltla
service Of tha state, nor shall amy r.eetl@g
officer be eligible % amy cisii otlrn ta ae
illcd by an election AZ wnirh De snail SERVE.
save only 30 such suh1rtlnnte muuicipal or
local offices AZ shall bc designated bY general
law.
v6cANcfEs ~ ELgcrroS BokEn1-Acr ~ 4tS
UNWY Sd. lssi.
SECTION 8. In al eicetian districts where
4 vacancy exists hY reason uf dlsqu1liar1zlan
OF the NllHff OF uaIrt "a tIr I'D an FifE.EEaH
board heretofore appointed or ehrrc tuY les
district shall be- foruet. thr judge Or Iad-es
Of the court 1f common pleas al thc rroRaf
county shall. tern days before any seuersi ar
special election, appoint camFetHnt petlpus
To an sa4t vIrlurfet Aut ta esnHief aaa
election ln said new tlatricis. aud ln Lae ar.
pointmemt 90 inspectors su amy c'HetaHn 4.ss
trlcG both shall nat 30 uf tAc ssna paittleal
Fartv. and tha iudgr of elections shaii. Ia
AL cases, 1e of thc political party having .he
majority OF votes il .alt ti-trtet. neAFiy
as the Said judge 90 Judges san asrertaim
the f1ct. and im clsr at Che dlaa.--aeta. -ll.
OF tl- Ildge- at ls tle seieefliu ut sasfur.
tors, tne Pu.llictl llEiurrT 81 tlr iui-es ssasi
select uue of suca la.F- sectors. sud tils o. =HF.
~ Judge or Judges shall s.i1-- tleasaet.
vkcASCfE7 nN uu..sfrrf on rtrCrrasf 80
lr-r = lc1.
In ease thc person Who shau have
received the saclui A.-aest ulalacr at FsfaH
Tor inspelt0r, sntl not ai.Fna en ta AiF
of Any election, taeu tlc FeneE w4R saslt
lave raerlvct tlr sacUnt l.~llat agl4saH ca
sates far I434e lE tan nrNt Hraree.aaua e.ee
Ion. shall #et a# lutW Wwe41r tm Ats NNaTas
nd in eAaH tle person who aaal4 A#Em ru
eel4eE tAr hrhcar uuaahae at Fatna tee "a.
speetof shall nos aftcut. fne aurenn e.eete.t
iudge shall 1n l1iar an lnHndeiar iu 4is N5aaas.
aut iu ease Che pcrsan elected faasv sas4i
not attend. shrn .he Inspector ~ha receisee
the highest aamocr " totes SHAH 1pgolaE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11
rlrz nuan nnn oN MosnnY.

When the genial secretary Of the JET
Davis Monument association called on
Eli Perkins after his y. NJ. q, A. iro'
turn la Nashville, and nHkcd him TO ieg,,
turo this winter In Atlanta for the I'i
DnNs Monument association, the NUM-
III nrrepd 10 do A. 81 will do H. he
Hnid. "beonuse JEFF Davis n an Amei.
lean with personal character pure, anu
apotlest. and. II Horace Greeley, Henry
Mimi Bpechcr and Wendell Phillips
were willing to 20 ON MS BOND 70 Ht
him five, !, ms q Grand Army man Gnu
certainly help put nonumoht over MN,
'rhon again. said lgli, didn't we nll
6ght fof four years to got JEFF Davis
whore We could put monument on
himY lincoln would have giyon . cnh-
mot office 10 amy man who would have
erected "A monument over Mr.. Davis W
1867 when / deliver that lecture,
continued Eli, ~ will tell story about
lit2 Hugh Ice, that GENIAL ola mpol
What il Il -the story" asked Major
"WsiI. Colonel Moseby, you know, was
n pood fighter. but when ten. tranl
aont him 10 China, the Nirglninna turned
the cold shoulder ~ him, One dny 70
was mnking a speech in AleHnndrla. re
toid the Nirgiulhna that thny ought 10
vote for him. WHY said the colonel,
i fought all over Northern Virginia ior,
four wears. Talk about my war rNcord'
Why, my war record Il II part OF the
status history. Why, gentlemen
carried the laHt Confederate nag through
this very town. ,
Yea replied Fitz Hugh Lee, for !
was hero nj the time,
"'Thnnk you, for your fortunate rec
collection, gratefully exclaimed MosepkR;
N h pleasant TO know that there SUI,
live SOME men who move aside envy anu
testify 10 the courage Of their ienoW
beings. A ! say, genilemen, my W.T.
record is part Of the states lstoIy,
ii,at / earried the last Confederate nas
through this town ,,,. t,a. -.
"'Thats fact said FiiE huEh lge,
Il saw him do L. He carried the I2 9ilii'
fodcrnte Nag through ms Town, nv W.. III i,
pntrlck WAS after him, md be carried y
10 Llntund fast you couldn't have tolu
whether il was the Confederate nag Oh
a smallpox warming
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11

TO get II she has to tell the dressmnker
She wants Il on Sunday night, and II
sbe has preference for bodice that
dnpsn't require the united efforts Of the
family to fasten II on her, she has to
warn the dressmakcr that unless II b
mnde an rngy fit she won't pay her I'M.
Then SHE has to endure being told that
V Won't i'' let the people who really under
stand dress arrange her clothes US tnsy
should be, Nine times out OF yen tle
dressmnkor objects TO the klhG ul e.uGs
Won wear, aud have heard OF one VIM
said: "Nou 0rc the hrst l9uy l eve,
fitted who didn't wear sllk toIsc,1,
Fortunately, the woman TO whom slo
made this impudent remnFk nuu H. o
courage to say: Probably ! nv III"
first respectable woman }on cNoI h..t' 10
If you are long WASTED Vhe! VIJ' ~
that: Il you are short Walstel ln,3 ~
icct to that; If you are sieRuer my
sneak Of you as bony, ana II yon ~ "
plump they say fat Is 80 NulBnt,
There ought 10 be women hl''uu KIN,
ially to please dressm9lIerS, a,u thrh
they might be hapll'E puN aS ,rev
though most Of them , iias =. ' Woman as an
seem 20 Iosa'" human pincushon. and
desirapl,i in n mi il 10 be snubbed
as Soni'1ii ,pS,, Nc, pORD ARRANGER.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11

say II IL chip, u silver, u slice, torn
from our Garth, rolled mo f'lun nmu
then rounded INTO Elpuo ~ f uWw
see Il. All TINS iuolriA V"hvn iiuni
starting out WIN huiteh NWn NV
earth nt the DoyihnlhE' 1.h Xxx ,,
lay usluc unp ivy VI ,'asn,,
never had such prejudice 70 c1htvhu
with, because my i'o'herH nv''r h",
crrded IN getting me 10 hcc0pl eupl
theory. II ~ so VOID oi ronaoh on 'pnl,
mon sense. that every pnph ought :"
reject IT,
The moon ~ roccding from ihe vhill'
l'roi Proctor ahyh' N1n a"'V t, ,
there must hn Erndual loss Oh luNAf
motion, accompanied by q recession gu
line moon" IN another place NJ hll9
"IhO actual cAtent Of the tlfu - NIWs
is slowly incrcusing Again Proctor
declares! ~ am unable 70 nnhouhuV,
with an approach 20 poHllNone9s' unn l.,
our great terrestrial ume-pleee ~ "''ns
time" ~ t,,tn.n, ns,r,no.
| could quote othur ohlhrht nhu"ilu
mera to the same eiioci, aud mus w
have theHp important facts 20 starr WIN;
The earth lH rrccdlug from the Huh anu
losing time; tho moon N recodlhg rom
the earth. How long has NE inNpn wcn
recoding from tho earth ana now n.nI
the earth was u in olu,i t,llot '', WI
take place more slowly II thht pN ilN''
then ages ago ihc change must have ulk,
On place more rapidly thnn now Wu
herein f. evidence. unlucshuheh bOlen
tiGc testimony That the moon was murh
nonrcr the earth ten thousand years ago
than now,
Whni would be- The effect on the earth
II tbe moon shuuld cQlng Ia within one
bnif the distance il " now from Ihc
enrthY Grout evaporation Of thr Wht'i.'
! mo SOFAS and oceans would b. ioWrtel,
| thr snn would be- obscuied Wy, ulph
| clouds. such as now surround Morclfyi
/ Vents Jupiter aud Saturn. For I'M 1,.,l
| tamuernturs Of our climate would De-
come more even aud we would have ni
| nen OF rest. M Gdunic world. OF tho
| ga Edrnic time, see Genesis u, D. We
/ road "rhr Lord God Ind not caused
| ID 10 rain upon the enrth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11
FOSTERS WEATHER.
Weather viii Average Warm
the Rest of the Month.
HEAVY RAINS OR SHOWS DUE
Lals IN December and Early In January Tho
Astronomers We're Wrong About
tho Comet What Luna VIII
DO in 1898.

0Copvritbted, 1892. by w r. FosterD
III loscph, Mo, Dec, 10, lsD3.
NV last bulletin give forecasts OF tllo
storm rnyr to cross the continent IRON
ON to the 18Th, aud tho next WI rVh'll
the Pacific coast about the liti, 'r"H
the western mountains by IN, clpSS W.
the 18th. the great central NhNtyH llulh
iGtb 10 18th. and the eastern states
Tho cool wave will cross the western
maintains about the l1th, the greht ecu
raj valleys about the 18Th and tue
eastern states about the list
Weather win average warm, oIapora-
lion will he excessive during TUG
mnindcr Of the month, severe storms
during the last ten days o. D.,ru, a"d
and The first ten days ut January unu
dccp SHOWS or heavy rains before the
middle Of January, ,,t.,,
about the comet. They saw q ifhtlurhi
az Hipla'a lost tnil nOntug toward lho
Garth and oyerosiimntcd ih ulsIlh'',
density and dimensions. Fragments OF
Diela often strike the earth and Gauss
n,eteoric showers. Ms was the cgle
Wosen,ber nj and 9th bad no iaith
In the sensational statements Z ahe v
,be astronomers who had The big ieln-
scopes aud had no fears that birih
would smash the earth, as VIII DC h'yli
from my Interviews published IN some
OIL Inv u'''''' THE MOON.
With my letter Of May ~ ~
began a series Of articles, me. onleet pl
which Il 10 present whnt ! believe % ne
H.. trtie basis upon which to build tbf
srienrcs Of geology and meteorology'
Tbis Il the thlrticth letter Of the Herles'
believe the theories held 10 by orih9'
dnv scientists and taught in onr seii9hs
~ be nit prly uutcnable. indefenMhla'
,nisleadi ~. mischieyouH, nm 'mphsa ibls
harrfer 10 progress, and therefore .houlu
he Torn down aud destroycd J mifr ua
/ dertakea 10 initiate tie destr iiupl -
| mai perni i0us inyeiiion OF the utfh
go which tenches that the sun y
M body and that the earth WIS once
molten N tss. t a.
IL ma argument first proved ~
t,,f,ogsibitlty Of our vast coal heas nav
| ~ originated from yeEeiable
| 'Then. n order 10 get 10 tiif or ul
| rrologic records, ] have fhowl " ~
| immense array Of efiirhe's III WI
H,,,eh h, mtfears and nar1liteh, ant
III Al long inti rivals great eonets hay
| struck the earth 90 49, .,,....,..,,.,
| 81 H. oritdn Of coal. lime, tie s ter
~. .aasan. etc. hpius only SLOW
| fhat the strata Of tlie fafui ui.ptNfl
! ne theories held to by. ortloaot nei.n!
~ .nd will prOce.ad IN the argument
'.,ii "a, relv on Genesis Vf the Bibl
- -rave my theories. but wal make W.
- r,hat powerftl and sublime hisinri
.,.,,,j a. proY4 that ute Hcienc, doe
~ conflict with the statements foun
Cao,-is IN reference 20 creation.
Er,n, whence came our moOu! II wa
not always there Orthodox AcaentiAl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11
THEY DROWN GIRL BABIES.


The women Of America WIN ne Vs,y ~ nus ~,
c,,,tes a uihre on the Unnka " the fush-
Fiiie river IA FoOch1wi no Not Dt9Wh
rbala infants Here" The slkn Y isse w
M comment The Killing ~ rifl bhny ~
gtinr ii a orimp never punished IN. nu ,,,
~ a female child throws mo whole ihl,,l's
49, de,.oeat grief aud The mother ptttl
~. fitlf ito only way IA which shf can
gefrieyc hernoif Is 10 Dispose 81 me uiAi,e
ontefiv and effectively. sofy dihefent ~
M state 81 things IN Japan, -.
nerve 10 e,iucnia their children, giflA ah Mnl
~ haya. Even young hushnndi are sending
fbeir wives 10 school. European tlnthlhk ~
,1befhor thia Il an iuiprOfemenil, ana ce.
ieres nnd 10niinafief hgyo been estapllAn.s +. .
III over the country Much OF the 4oei'
Is due TO the Efforts Of the eihyfeos 81 a.
pan.