Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-19
NATIONAL VI an
Hh..aIoIo-rerans.
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ana The hours wss
ana rest Many Il
a pai'iia thgsMs III
city pastors. A n. : =
"a Music hall as
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no oll Of dsllvsrias Il. !.
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Wv ~ wom'n. His aas.s,''
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ny ny some Of Dr. BaAir,'I
uhe preacher took h ~,
thew' s. "rAy kiasasa Z,
De done on cara as i ( /
He he said a the aim he VI
tan Temperance ualss ~
the Kingdom Of le.s,. =
thought IL appaesss ID
for tue Considerable !.
be The problems to i.
Ing IN tue kinsaone IA &.
ton OF the problem. 81
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lens ne rsln.lAsd i !.
rhe eities. With Ii. &.
population had CON, !,
taxation. In the cary MI
dress Dr. sashfosd tun,I
sion of Tammany. ii.
Witnessed" he sai., Il,
revelation OF inuai.Ip.l ~
the principal ely Of ,l.l..
1T is estimated that i.
dunns me eatsre psslsi
confronted sAe clty u M
ak mhloIs. 1Ais va
nous liisal dl.eosers4 "A
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~ - now esta1llA.,sa u.
mas been ageailn. Allal
year. 4he quesavn :, -.
etn4nent IL = nalgh4 n.
eorfdpuon or our cllss -.
cues CROWN duiia. u
cehtuIy and II our g.u,ll 1.
eouiga iaIser ana lar.t. Z
purpAll population lls MI.
ca. 10 We NOT Hesa % Il,
lily kinggom o0Ms. ~ \
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ford advertgd 10 lhs Id
MeAltn, eUiaA.eilling ap.1
by DIR. strong In he Sa
upon CONCLUSIONS Feat1A 1
u stuay OF tue suD..i 4
held mat Inequalities tra
unless reetihea, Iassslsls.
zatlon OF touay. llalM.t
lie SAID, was a greA ~
Nlaualsin had lsel csHi
COR niaterlallsti1 phle1l
marked. mas crys,4alsitt
moLtu. every man loi Oh
oeylI take tne tinallcst
iy, even tnat mU.lO isl8 :
every man IL ior hillleli "
or US. Worldwide IAll-4
discussed.
we are spiritually ifl.s
preacher, "aiekmlAg u
dreams OF race siplsal
wrecked nations Of Va "
while Jehovah is saJis 4
sa4d to tne Jews oi ca I
tAe world or perish An
twentieth century. na
mon. even TO The iagoi e
eaus, TO the LODelkul1i =
bans, We are bretArsh d
up 10 angelhood or lkt
hUarsely Miss in epf =
brethren.' and will ara,
bsasual lives"
Then DR.. Bashiord W
SELF to the questions u
our strange and fdf
changes" he said. ATLAS
strange unrest Of tie ~
publican party, alter q
the tariff bill. met viii y
ing defeat because TIE y
hnd In that measure "
expected. The Demra1
with n still more oysrtls
because the people hau
1t the relief they ags ~,
He held that the pflqs
ment would be the ul'1l
and that this could }, 4
much quicker BY plaeis
the hands OF wonsu
women to influences tht'
brothers to attend peEaA
and put themselves % n
lievers In woman spfnr
The latter part Of ihs
account OF a ,empeTkh-
Wnshington's t.me Wy
hundred years ago sls
as o Temperance rfi.'nt
ton owned a dlsillle5 o.
Ky. His expense aocrs1
handwriting shows laass
ey freely for HOUR VIZ !
didate fnr the house q !
Virginia leglsla,ure, 30
first temperance oli,'a
hundred years arc ~ ..
his name ard called T..
ington sosiety.r At e
temperance reforId n
since that tine he VIZ, I,
oe its principles w'ali =
twentieth century.
After the sermea
meeting was held
susan b. Anttony A.
meetings of The s'e,q y.
different parts q X. y.
over by sscrciaFies . y
from The dlnsrshi ~
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