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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTinfcW VW hisgreat many

Louisiana State Lottery Company

Its GRAHD EXTEAOEDINARY DEAWINI

take place SeraiAnnually Jnne and December 1

and its GRAHD SINGLE KIJHBEE DEAW15GS

tale place on each ol the oth r ten months in thiyear and ara all drain in public at the Acid em j

1 Music New Orleans La-

Ke do hereby certify that tee tvpervisc the at-rangements for all fie Monthly and iemi AnnualL>rmnngs of The Louisiana Matt Lottery Conpany and tnperscn manage and ccnirolthe l>raut-ngsthemselves aid that the sane are conductii-inth Ttonesty fairness and in good faith towaicall parties and ire authorize the Ccnpany to ustthis certificate mlh fae timles of our vturct-attaclied in its adcertizenents

We the wtftrsigncd Hanks mS BanXers trill paynil Prizes draw in The Liojiisiana State Lot-

teries which nay be presented at out counters

U r n ALHSLrY Pr IQhlsUna Xatl Bk-

riEUUV IIVAU Pres te Nutl Bi-A PALDVTW Prei Sewjprkiini NatlJikC-AUL K0H5 rre Unlas National Bug

GS MONTHLY QgAWlNG

In the ce laniyjjf Music Nst rleansTalSfej November 13M68

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25 PRIZKo fcf OttIro100 PRIZES 0F 5pyreJ-O0 lRlZLS OF TOPsrofeO PIUZK9JCJF MSjarc-

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3134 Pilictf ouattng to SlC5tS0-tNorr TloiSV OJAwlng Oapltal Prizes are

not entitled tRitrmH jutzei-OSFor CIlB Bates or anyiurther informatlo-

destred wfte legibly to thefederslgned clearljstating Jrr residence wto State CountyStreet ami Nauibcr More rapid return malldellTerTWlll birassured bj roar enclosing ai-en7oIop6xbearingiyour fuLjCadress-

Sond fcsrik TE > 3 xire3 Money Or-

ders or MStefaitfrrttTdflange In ordinary letterCurrency byExprejs at our expense at-drcssod

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Address Registered Letters to-

hkiv oui Afia hatIonai bankSMcw Orleana La

RPP PMRPRTllEt th0 presence of GennCITlIiTlOErtcraia Ueanrcgard and Karljwho are in charge ot the dravln e Is a guaran-tee of aotolctc fairness and Integrity taat tni-clia ces are all equal and Ibat no one can potslbl7 divine what number will draw a prize

IlBJIKJlBKltalB that ibnpayment of PrintIn ISIItAHrltBD BY rOUK > AT10NA-ilAMKSoJ Kew Orleans and thcTickrts aresigned by tho President of an Institutionwhose chartered rights at recognlrcd In thehighest Courts thereforwbowaroof Jny lm-ltitlonsor inonmonMtojrjri cs

AT XBE OUiil

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Tub Gazette thu Isliifcf-

A Now FireTranscqtflit

The ssrvaut girl who pour3 keroseneare seems to have disappeared

competcly Perhaps she has bacn-

to a considerable extent exterminated Atany rate often read casesof explosion and the

iionsekesper ifsha happsna intokitchen may still detect odorj

which that the girl mast hapcured oil the kindling btpt6

after It was But tne iisfenehas a which explain whyseae aro not frequentservant girl has newj

It was cndnot long agothatthe mistress ot house jit givento going into the kltcjday unexpectedly

her kitchenot emptying a epjnlated

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Ofc iiirJ KlUiS-iCspltantilQtcrca d in a rsxas Harbor at

that romtTT3ftVSpsoiai to the Gaialta

Houston Njt This lorenoon 1040 oclock a party of distm-julshej gentlemen and capitalists U isInterfistioasl depot on the Columbia Taptralnbouad for the mouth the Brsisr-lvar Tcey were Colonel L2e a bwker-of K iB 5 G W Angle s capitalist ofSin AitoaIoE L Carthell one of theleadics civil ctglceers cf the UnitedSatssl Iro HEvans Au3tinW 0 dn cf Sin Aotonlo Gus V7iSeone of the contractors of the state capl-tol C M Price another ccstractor andCconei Ferguson capitalist Theymet here this incrcinp and aro Interestedin the project of getting deep v st r at themouth of the Brtzis Those who are notconrrctoru ofllcials or directors

Bkzjs Uiver Cnannel and Dock Cornpuny They went down to make thenecefasry preliminary arrangements tobegin wck cf opening a channelthruugh tho bar et the mcuth ot theriver They alreidy own twelve miles cf-

waier fiosttge cs each tide of the mouthof the Brzjs which they purchasodwithin the pas few month showing thatthey mean ncslrjess in tceir undertakingand are cf success c theirplans Mr Csrthell was tho rightbower cf Capt J B Eids Curing hislifetime and succeeded to the manageaaent c many of lha grand proects of that great msu lie

has famUIsrzjd himself with thetopography of the land under water as

as cut of it in that lccslity andfenowiLg it a he docs he is cctlUect cfmaking the best harbor oa the coast o-

lTexs or In the ecnh right Theyhavu millions behind thsm and mean o-

Du h their work right ahead This is the

place since the beginning cfAaenterprise This a prrjci oftjftie

to our people sntgreatest comeqaence xone which it may be ot raorjirII a5ja

benefit to onr business Interests ths se fytrirosdlasry eye tfc ia Trst-

rf The pir Pwill remiin stveral

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THE WEERLI GAZETTE FORTWOSTH TEXAS NOVEMBER 9

franchise partof present BHteOos1673 populai

vote

barrelswon

enormousconsumption cf article butsha dirt not worker any more especially tie girl under pressure conleased 3he regularly beenthe eusar qnlckgr tte Are Surentofe aae saiadwe must have lhflre

Incorporated bytno ib65 Ioj dJpiUli that Blow lci meEducational and Oharltablo purposes and m mtilt Jkfrmade thestlutlon by overwhelming

that

that

Curee6r all Skin

Tho day workmen Tt9ftl engagedin demollihlng the Dinwlddii Va county conrthonse found ncders he floct fthe kitchen s skeietoa toReft i e4icanteen and mnefcet snppasedthat the skeleton is that of a soldier who

sick wounded crept uader thefloor and there died

AnIt Is a e5

sifcgaard tbJBlht llend to ycurat arKer Tayloia Cntr

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TBXAS CHOPS

The Bulletin for tee Week EndingYesterday A Favorable Show-

ing

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for ths rieecy Staple

Tho 7rmpcratnr anil zlolsturo H vo UctnFavors bio to Cxop Tho Appear

ocee ot FroJt Coiameats

Specialty tho Gaictte

iLVnSTON-Ies Nov o-

Following Isweather andcrop DulletlnNo9 for the week-ending SaturdayNov ember 3-

18SS

TemperatureThe temperature in Tesas during thelast seven days hns been abovethe seasonable average and Itseftict upon the lste cotton plantwas very favorable The moan tempera-ture

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for the state was C8 which Is 3

higher than the avcrago of last weekFrost has not osun reported from anypart of the state cor at this writing laany likely to cccar for few days atleast

RMnfill and Sunshine Tne absence ot-

stoims and more than tho svertge ol sun-

shine¬

has sftscted the cotton crop vesyfavorably Bright and sunshiny weatherhis been favoraole for all kinds of cropsand has assisted the farmers in the cath-etica cf cotton and seeding ot wheatNj rain has fallen except in some of thelower ccuntiB A Brownsville therewas 22 lsch Carpus Carlati 02 InchGalvtston Oi Inch and Lsgiange 05

inchXSTRACTS FROM RErSKTS

Oscar Samatz Auatin No ram Thesunshine is favorable to crops Cotton is-

ahundantE A Serling Beltoc The wra her is

warm and favorable to ciops No rainPicking is prcgressirg rapidly Tiicre Is-

sti1 a g ctl deal cf cottoa to come in-

Willim Spitier Bcrnet We had veryfine weather the pas seventeen days allof which hive be n fsvorsbl i to cottoncrops and sma 1 gr in Cotton contiunesto come in and to iccreaso id nmount-

T B Elrcd CoiumbUH Very littlecotton on bottom lirls has b ea pickedThe yield will be cctter than ws expect-ed

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It is still makin and the weatherIs favorable lor picking but hand3 aresoiree

J P Berry Cedar HtL The late catton is beginning to open and it theweather contituts favorable there will bequite a socd crop There has ben no-

trost to dsmsge anything yetJ S Kogers Cjlnmbit Tie neither

is clesr Farmers arc busy and pickingpromises favorably Seme faw runs cigrinding cane and baling nave been madeby f utrar planters but the work Is notwell ucder way yet

F C Sanborn Cleburne Sjcdlcgwheat Is vtrcgresing favonbly with m-

creaszd screege Young wheat looksole but tte straw is good CottonflelCb ere still green tscept in low placesFrmers are ovaMcg themselves cf thepood wether and are very busy pickingcotc u Tie staple Is good

H D Doalc Decatur The weatherhas iitta diy warm and clear favorablefcr the maturing and opening ot late cot-

ton¬

whereore the farmers are happySilas G Lackey Mesquite The tem-

perature¬

was beiow the average andaffected the cotton crop irjarlously Froet-on ths LUttt killed cotton in the valleysand up to s certain height on the hillswhile abova this Una it entirely egcaped-

itjury There was Ice an eighth of aninch thick in the Eist Fork bottoms Aheavy fog which blew up jest btf jra sun-

rise¬

saved the cottoa on tne hillsJohn lIcGlace Saa Antonio The

weather Is warm for tho season Thesecond crop of cotton is maturing well

J G Maytrhofer Wsco The raintall-temperMura and sunshine during the lastseven days have been very favorable tothe cotton crop

Wa Schraid Victoria No rain Theweather s very favorable to cotton

With this iasus the weather crop bulle-

tin¬

will be discontinued till the beginning3rt tlrao tha tae directors and oilicials tf he ncxt crop> sonof this have viElted tl6J raScompany

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Vho ranhBsdbColonel D C Kolp sec tSS-

IowaTexas colony arrived JrmHcJcitylast evening for the purpose of lockingup furniture and provisions for tha new

his shaking was

m8 ChlU

ehaker of

Kesd the great clncbldfjefijrs made by hotel De Cameron about completed stPark Wichita Tho

UafcjwnjyeiVj-lloftoa

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had

FRIDAY

using

Towa corntyhotel will contain thirty rooms in-

clcdinc a fine dining room 32i40 feetThe Colonel says tha Panhandle Is full olprospectors and investors from all partsot the country Texas sending a lullquota The tales cl land since thecolony located atou sixty days agosggregste 22000 acres in quarterhalves and sections in tha vicinity ollows Piru and bnildlitg has commenced

ere being nice j rr loads ot lumberJ3feady used c

ring d lfebys theUgceVfenr CHEiT

orfrom beln

s and feverlo known to

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During the delivery dfeR course olsiec-tures in PmIs tee Icx urer alWldtoDamocles and the swoftecAWBrEeld by-

a thread He forgot tfilealfcme of Da-

mocles¬

No matter ladles and gentle ¬

men thelhjeEd was good snd wllUwtfl-tlU th fcext lectnrjh dV

pawOlntmWiwi

THE GBIM ELECTION 1

The Methods of Voting in Ancien

Times ExplainedThe Origin of

the Ballot Bo

Tfce rsgtfl8B tt 6e Jf ron thesronghold l tha Sovrfrnment TSo

Ballot or the feivsid

jB JDewtu DellTCn an Io trne e Sermon> Batert Up n a Topic Mow Kngagmc

the Interatt ol Eicrj O s

tpectal 3 the Garctts

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j 3pounded some pasff sages of scrlpturo-

v Sr about S2ci nt nMi

BROOKLYN4-

At

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the Tabernaclethis morning theR 7 T DeWltt-Talmage D D ex

tics He gave ontN the hymn Arm of

the Lord awakeawake put on tby-strengthtie nationsshake The Doc

tor3 text was Two cubits and a halfwas the lengtnot it and a cubit and ahsHthe breadth of it and a cubit and a haltthe height cf It Exodus xzsvii 1 Hesaid

Look st it the sacred chest of the an-

cients¬

It was about live feet long threefeet wide and throe et hi It waswithin and out of rure gold l i ths topcf It stood two aEcsis fcicg each otherwl h outspread wing Ia that sacredbox was the law end tcere w e ia it agreat many presous stents With thatbox went the fate of the nation Crrled-in front ot ths host the waters of theJordan parted Divlneiy charged costlyprecious momentoaa dox No unholyhands might lay held cf it It was calledthe ark of the covenant But yon willunderstand It waa a box the most bre-cious box ot the ages Where is It nowGone forever Not a crypt of church ormuseum ot the world has sfrssment of it

But is not this nation Gsda chosenpeoDle IIeve we not pissed through theHad Sa Have we not bsen led with opillar ot fire by night Hss this nationno ark cf the covenant Yes the ballotbox the sacred chest ot the nation theark of the American covenant

In it is the law In it is the divine andthe human will In it is the fata cf the na-

tion¬

Carried in front ot our hest againand again the waters cf national troublehave parted Mightj ark of the covenantthe American ballotbox It is a veryold box

In Athens long before the art cf printlag the people dropped nobbles Into it togive expression to their sentiments Afterthat beans were dropped into it a whitebean for tho anUmative a black bean forthe negative After that when theywished to 70te a man cut of cltlzsn3bipthey would wntehlB name upon a shelland drop that into the bux-

OConnell and Grote and Cooden sud-Macaulay and Gladstone fougat greatoattles In the introduction ot the

BALLOT BOXICS IN ENGLANDand today it is one cf tne fastnesses otthat nation It Is one cf the corner-stones of onr government It is olderthan the constitution Ia it Is ournational safety Tell mo wnat will be thefate of tae American ballotbix the arkof American covenant and I will tell youwhat will be tho fate ot this cation G vethe people once a year or ence in fourjcars an opportunity to exprcaa their po-

litical¬

sentiments snd ycu practicallyavoid Insurrection and revolution

Ether give them tho ballot or they willtake the sword Witacut the ballot bosthere can be no free repuDlcan institu-tions

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Mlton visiting In Itay noticedthat on the eides cf Vesuvius gardenersand farmers were at work while tne vol-cano

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was in eruption and ha a ked themif taoy were eafe Yes said thefarmers snd the garaccre t i safetil the danger is bsfoic tho eruptionthen comes earttqaakc tad terror batju3t as soon as the volcano begins lo pourlorth lava we ail feel at rest It is thesuppression of political sectlmen thesuppression of public opinion that mikesmoral earthqexse and naiioral earthqaalid Letpunllc opinion ponr forthand that gives satisfaction ard that givespeace and that glvespermtneccy to goodgovernment And yet though the ballotbox is the sacred chest and tae ark of theAmerican covenant yon know ss well as-

I know it has Its sworn antagonist andI propose this morning in Gns nameand as s Christian patriot to set beforeyou the n rnca of some of the swornenemies ot this sacred chest the srk olthe American covenant the ballot bcx

First I remark lenorance is a mightyfoe O her tnlngs being equal tho moreintelligence a man has the better he 13

qualified to exercise the right of suffrgeYou have been ten flf ieen twenty thirtyyears studying

AMERICAN INSTITUTIONSyou have canvasfed all tha great ques-tions

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about tariff and home rule and lthe educational questions and everythingin American politics you are well ac-

quainted¬

with You consider yourselfcompetent to cast a vote in Novemberand yen aro competent Yon will takeyour position in the line of electors youwill wait for your turn to come thejudge of election will announce yourname von will cast your vote and passout Well done

But right behind you there will come aman who cannot spel the nams ol comp-troller

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or attorney or mayor He csnnotwrite or If he can write he uses a small

I for the personal pronoun He couldnot tell en which side of the Aheghsnymountains Ohio ia E3uated canarybirds pdncated horses know more thanhe He will cast his vote andit will balance yonr vote Hisigflorscce is as mignty as yourintelligence That is not rightAll men of fair minrt will sckaowldge thatthat is not right Latil a man can readthe Declaration of Independence and theConstitution cl the United States andcalculate the interest on the Americandebt and know the difference between irepublican form ol government and amonarchy or a despotism he Ij unfit toexercise the right ol softtage tt any bol-lotbox between Key West and Alupka-

In 1872 in Kngland there were 2000000 children who ought to have been inschool There wero only 1333000 inother words about 0 per cent and ofthe 50 per csnt not merethan j per cant got any-thing

¬worth the name ol an educttlon

Now take the foreign Jgncrsace and addit to our

AMERICAN IGNORANCE

and there will be In November thousandsand bousands ot people who are no morequalified to exercise the right ol scff agethen to lecture on istronomv How erethese things to be corrected By laws ofcompulsory education wesll executed I-

go in for o law which aftor giving fairwarning for a few years shall make ig-

norance¬

a crime There Is no excase fcrignorance on these subjects In this landwhere the common scncols mska knowl

frce as the lresh air of heaven Ihave a bosrd of examlcatlonipide the cfflers of registrationem decide whether tha men who

come up to vote have any capacity to bemonarcbn in a land where we are all moaarchs Oar ot the meat awfnl foes of tha-

Arasticsn ballet box today is popularignorance Educate the people givethvsm an opporturity to snow and under-stand

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what they do If they will not takethe tdncaliOD deny them the voie

Another powerful gnemy of this sacredchest the ark cf the American covenanttr e ballot box 13 spurious voting In1880 in Brooklyn theie were 1000 namesrecorded ot persons who had no res-dence here and If there were 1000 at-

tempted fraudulent votes in the best cityon the continent what niav we expectIn cities not so fortunate Wnat a grandthing is the law of registration WithoutIt elections in this country would be afarce There must be a scrutiny on thissubject The law must have ths keenesttwlfifor the ntck of repeaters Some-thing

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more than slight fine and short im-

prisonment¬

It is an attempt at the ai-

saesinatlon of the republic when a manattempts to put ia a spurou3 vote Iaolden times when men laid unholy handson the ark of the covenant they droppeddown dead Witness Uzzsh And whenmen attempt to put uuaclv hands on theballot box the ark ot tha American cov-enant

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THKY DKeXRI EXTERMINATIONAnother powerful foe of this sacred

chest is intimidationCorporations sometimes demand that

their employes votb in this i nd that wayIt is skillfully done It is not positivelyin so many words demanded but the em-

ploye¬

understands that he will be frozenout ot tne establishment unless he votesao the firm do So you can go Into vll-

lsges where theie are estaolishmeatswith hundrtd3 and thousands of employesand having found out the politics cf theLed men in the factory you can teiiwhich way the election is going Nowthat is damnable II in any prtclnct Idthe baited States a man cincotvoteas-he please there is something awfullywrong

How do you treat tht ccar1072 whovotes diSarcntly from vhat yen do Ooyou say you do not inteitere with hisright cl enfirsge Bat yon call him intoyour private cfllss and yon Had faultwith his work and af ler while youtetl him tbero is an uncle or an aunt or-

a niece or nephew tnat must h > 3 thatposition Yon do not say it is beciuse-ho voted thH or that way but he knowsand God knows it is If that maa hasgiven to you In hxrd work an equivalentfor the wages you pay hiai jou have noright to atk anything else of him Hesold yon his work na did nqt sell youhis political or religious prlLciples Butyou know as well as I do there is some-times on that sacred chest the ark of taeAmerican covenant a shidow corporateor monopolistic

I do not wonder at th vehemence cfLord Chief Justice Hoit cf Englandwhen ho said Let the people votefairly Interference with a mans voteis in behalf of this or that party I citevou notice that If an offender against thelaw come before me I will

CHARGE TUB JURYto make him pay well for It No shadowplutocratic or mobocratic or capitalisticEvery man voting In his own way Godand his own conscience the only dictator

Another powerfnl foe of that sacredchest the ark of the American covenantthe ballotbox is bribery

Yen knew something of the hundredso thousands of dollars that were ex-

pended¬

to carry Indiana ia 1380 Yonknow something cf the vast sums olmoney expended In Brooklvn and NewYork in other year to carry electionsBribtry is one of the diajraces of thi3country And their will bo more moneyU3ed in bribery this autumns electionthan In any previous election It Is oftenibe case that s mania nominated fore nicewith reference to his capacity to providemoney for the elections or with referenceto his capacity to command rnonty fromothers Yon know ths names ot menwho i ave at different times gone into thegubernatorial chair or cccgreeslonsl-offlca buying their way all through I-

tciljou no news Your parlotic hearthsi oeen pained acuta and Again with it-

Veiy often it is not mosey thatbribes but it is cillss You mike mePresident and Ill niika yon a Cabinetofficer you make me Governor end Illmake you SurveyorGeneral you makeme Mayor and Ill put you on the waterbeard you give me position and Ill giveyon position That is ths form ot bribeoften end often in the3e great cities I-

do not say it Is in our city but you snowsnain end again thtorghont the landthsse have been the forms cf bribeoffered So it Is cften the cse that bythe time a man comes to an cflbe to-

wnlch he has been elected he is from thecrown of head to the sole of foot mort-gsged with pledges and the man whogoes to Albany or Wasotacton-

TO GET AN OFFICEis applyirg for some position which wasgiven away three months before the elec-tion

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Two long lines of worm fence oneworm fence reaching to Albany and theother to Washington and there a greatmany citzans astride tho fence and theysre equally poised snd they are waitingto see on which side there la most crnolu-rceat snd on this side they get downBut bribery kicks both ways It kickstno man that offers it sad the man thattakes it Bribery today you will admitto bd one ot the mightiest fees of theAmerican ballot box

Another great enemy ot that sscredchest ia defamation of character Canyou find out Irt in tho newsnapers whentwo men ate running for cffle which isthe bes How ctten in the autum-nal

¬

elections the good man is de-

nounced¬

sad the bad man applaudedso that yoa can come sometimes to-

no just opinion as to who is the best manana there are hundreds and thousands olelectors who go np to vote so utterly be-

foggtd they know not what they do Inot that a fearful Influence to be brongbtupon the osllot box of this country Ithas bsen so ever eicce tha foundation otthis government Defamation ot char-acter

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Thomas Paine writes Washington a let-

ter and publishes it a > Iag Treach-erous

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In all private friendship and a hyp-ocrite

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in puollc morals the world will bepuzzled to know whether we had bettercah you an apostate or an lmposter andwcether you aoandoneJ good morals ornever had any Taat is Thomas Paintsopinion ot George Washington

John Qulncy Adams deciered that hewas solaced In regard to the

SCANDALS AND ANATHEMAS

itlllcteo upon him by the fact tent hisfather John Adams had to go throughthe same process end Jorsa Qnncy-Adarss declared ha really thought ia thatpresent election there were men who gavetheir entire time to mannfactnrlnc false-hood

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in regard to him Martin Van Bu-

ren was always pictorialz3d as a ratTho mis H Binton and AmosICtnJallwere always pictotisllzd cs robbers withbattering rams breaking in the cioorotthe United States omk-

Oa the day on which Thomaa Jeffersonwas inaugurated President cf tte UnitedStates March 4 1S01 the following ap-

peared¬

in the Sentinel ci Boston Mon-umental

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inscription Yesterday expireddeeply regretted oy millions of gratefulfnl Americans and by all good men theFederal administration ot the govern-ment

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ot tte United States animated byWashington Adams Hamilton KnoxPickering McHenry Marshall and Stod-dard

¬aged twelve years Its death was

occasioned by the secret arts and openviolence of foreign and domestic dema

ergnes As one tribute olaiatitude in snow on until night The flakes will fallthese times this monument tothe talents in every town and village and neighborndservies oniys deceased 4s raised by hood tae white flakes The octogena ¬

rian will come up his hand tremblingthe Sentinel Uiirir such defamationas that Thomas Jefferson went intocRice-

My father told me that when AndrewJackson wa3 running for President of theUnited States the whole land was flood-ed

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with cottia handbills pictures of sixdead men in allusion to tha six deserterswhom Andrew Jackaan had had shotsad all the pictorials cf those tlme3 reprepented Jackaon as taking his cnlce fromthu hand of tho devil

I saw at PutinBsyOhio in a museuma promident paper of 1S44 wblcn spokeof Henry Clay as a gambler a-

lioerttne and a murderer andtho manner in which he wasdefamed and the outrages whichwere neaped upon him may be wellguessed from Mr Clays eaogy of hisnative state Kentucky He eala Wnea-I seemed to be assailed by all the rest ofthe world she iaterpased her broad andimpenetrable shield repelled

THIS TOISONBD 3HAF73that were aimed for my destruction andvindicated my good nana from every ma-lignant and unfounded aspersion

Defamation I 13 tae curse ofthe American ballotbox Jjst assoon a3 In the great cities a man i3 putup for case ha Is made the target Taefact that he i3 up is prima facie evidencethat he must be brougbt down His publie life and private Ufa arc scrutinizedand all the electric lights are turned onHow ctten it Is that mea have gone downund r such thiags In every autumnalelection the air is fiJed with carrioncrow3 renting carcasses Caw CawCaw Tcere are ncwapipars in tneUiitedStates that In the great autumnal elec-tions

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take wild license for libertyThey are filled with calcmay Tne edltonal columns of such papers reek withit their columns are stuff3d with it-

Tcere ore newspapers ia the Ualted-Svates which in the great popular elec-tions

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They wallow In It Sjvlae likethe mire They give more for oh qailljjyllfall of It than whola hogshead 1 deE liflincent product Tnere are in theseireat

edltc1autumnal elections men sluing iarial chairs who write witoja qufl noplucked from tha stapid kqssJ or thsablime osgle but from sturkyj6tZ7ird-Ghcnls Ghouls They tlpptht cltsewer into their edltorjljlrjkstoDefamation 01 character lapS ie cittfecurses of the Atnorican ballBt box t9dayli your great presidential elections whocn tell from waat he reads who Is theman he ought to vote tot Bad mensometimes applauded good men de-

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Another powerful foe of the sacredclest the arx of the American covenantthe ballot box is the

ROWDY AND DRUMCEN CAUCUSThe ballotbcx does not give any choice

to s man when tho nominatiens are madein the back part of a groggery Whenthe elector comes up he hss to choosobetween two evils In some cf th9 citiesmen have come to the ballotbox to voteand have found both names such a scalyareas and stenchlnl crews they had nochoice Yon say vote for somebody out-side

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Then they throw away their voteChristian men ol New York and Brooalyc-hoaorable men patriotic men go anntake possession ot tae caucuses Firuthaving saturated your pocket handker-chief

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with cologue or some otner disin-fectant

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go down to tne ciuccs and takepossession ot it in tha name of the LordGod Almighty and the American psopie-thougn after you come oack yon oho ulahave to han your hat and coat on a lineIn the back yard for ventilatica-

1c 6one ot the states politico have gotso low that the nominees no more needgood morals than tmy do bath tubSaa th the billotbox from such menWhore is the David who will go lorthand nrlug the ark of tae covenant backfrom Kirjvth 2arim Do you not thinkpolitics cava got to a pretty low ebb inour day when a Twpici could be sent tothe Legislature ci New York and a JchnMorrissey ths prince of gimbier couldbe sent lo tho American Congress

No how are these thingj to be rem-edied

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Some ssy bv property qnahfl-cation They say that atr a man gets acertain mjnnt cf property 1 certainainonn ot real estate he ia financially

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interested In good government and hebecomes

CAUTIOUS AND CONSKRVATIVR-I reply a property qualification wouldshut eff from tha ballotbox a greatmany cf the best men in this land Lit-erary men are almost alw y3 poor Apen is a good implement to make theworld better but It is a verypoor implement to get a livelihoodordinarily I have known scores of-

litertry men who never owned a foot ofground and never will own a foot ofground until they get under it Pro-fessors

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of colleges teachers of echoolreditors of newspapers ministers of re-

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qualified in every possible way tovote yet no worldly success Taero hssbeen many a man who has not nad ahouse on earth who will h ve a mmsion-In heaven

There are many who through accidentscf fortune have come to great eucceeswhile they are prfouad in their stupidityas profound m their stupidity as a man oflarge fortune with wnom I w 9

crossing the ocean who told me-

he was going to see tha dykesof Scotland When a member of-

my family asked a lady on her returnfrom Earope it she had seen Mont Blancshe replied Well really I dontknow is that in Earopt Ignoranse-by the square foot Property qualification will not do The only way theseevils will be eradicated will be by morethorough legal defense of ths ballot bcxand a more thorough moralization andCaristiaclzUIon cf the people That arkof the covenant was carried into captivityto Klijith jsarlm but one day the peoplehoikeu oxen to a csrt and tbsy put thisatk on the cart end the cart Wis taken toJerusalem the erk cf the covenantcoming with the shouting and thanksgivingcf the people And though the Americanballot bcx the ark of the American cov-enant

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our sacred che3t ha been carriedagain and again into captivity by

FRAUD AND INI UIT

and spurious voting I oeiievc it will bebrought back yet by prayer and byChristian consecration and will be set

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bility Yours and ainsA poor soldier went to a hairdresser

In London He wasted to get backthe army He had overrun his f arlousSband he wanted some help to get bssJplnquick transit The raosey was giventne poor soldier eald to the mwho had ofijred the kindness Inothing to give jou in return but thitie worn oat receipt fcr makinging He gave 1 not thinking thero wasany value la it especially 6nd tlio nanwho toos it did not suppose thera wasany special value in it bnl itjieldsd theman who took it 82 JOOCOO and was thefoundation ol one ot the greatest estateIn Encland And that little vote that In-significant

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vote whiih you take-out ot your peciet insignificantin your sight and Insignifi-cant

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in the Eight of others may start anInfluence that will last all through theprogress of this government

I you then as American clllzens to remember your responsibilitythe first Tuesday cl November Itbegin early She snow storm ol snffriLIt will snow all day snow oa until CQQtr1

respoasi

and with spectacled eye he will scrutinizethe vote and drop it and pass on Th9young man who has been waiting forilstime will come up and proudly Jndbiushirgiy deposit his first vote andoa The capitalist will come np wldiamond finger and the laborer withfist and the one vote will be as gothe othar Saow storm cf snfirsgeFljndthen the3e white flikes will be gatheredtogether and compacted into an ava-lanche

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that will slide dorra ia expressionot the will cf the people Staad out cthe way cf ii Ia

THE AWFUL SWSEPthis white svalsnche let political fraud cv S2 6a la ete and wo

4irn sUyfecomnend to all sdacrers fromgo thousand fee under cSersS VanBuaklrkDema

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3e bV allof this natior

Yon have not only a vote you have a N J 5

prayer The oprayermayrhe vote Oo as citizenscity and of this state sndlet as do cur whole duty We cannotliveTnader any other torm ol government thanthak whicn God has given us m this coantry The gtars on onr flag are not thestars of thickening nigat out the starssprinkled amid the barscf morning cloudWe are going to hue one government onthis entire continent LJt tae desootisma-of Asia keep their feet off the Pacn coastand let the tyrannies of Europe keep theirfeet off the Atlantic cotst Wo aregoing to have one gevcrnment Mexicowill follow Texas into tho Union awlChristianity and civil zition nll ttsndside oy sid3 in the hails ot tho Montesu1-mas And A not in our dav then in theday ot our children Ynoaian and CaatralAmerc will coroe in dominion walieonthe north Canada vhi ba oura not by-cocqnist oh no American and Bwgiwaswords may navar clasa oladss ja we-wul oo our lair nelghnor-of the north and ttea Eagland will say to C nsda STonare oid enouga for the marrisge Anjand than turning nlll say G aatcfthe-Wcs go take your bride And thenfrom Batliis bay to the Caribbean there

be one government under one fijgone dcstluy a free undisputed

Bhrlstiinsd American continent GodJave tho city of Brooklyn God lve thecommonwealth of New Yorki God stvehd Union

odPlllalS conlai nation ot thfts tf f

WEaTHEK CHOP BULLETIN

Octcbsr Ccoler Than Ucnal wlLh an Excelsot TK-

MIJSRaTURKlAC ICE VVAl DEP KIJIEVT

Washington citi > ov ltSs i

The month of October wa3 cooler thanusual in ell districts east of the Bockymountains while it was Slightly warmerthan usual on the Paciflo coast andplateau regions Tho daily average tem-perature

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for the month in ths central val-leys including the principal winter wtet-staes was generally from 0 to S

below the normal for the monthAbout the same conditions prevailed in-tne middle AJant c states and New En-giard while in the Gu states Georgiaand Fiona tte temperature was onlyfrom 2C to lower than the normal The

of the Irost lino to ths south-ward was vory slght during the rnontn of-

Ootobtr and the greater portion ot theGull states Southern Georgia and theweoj of Florida continue south of thefrost ace Killing frosts were reportedm N nth Carding on tne 221 and in Teants ec en tha h and st earlier ditea-duclrcthemcntaln Marjl cd Virginiaand Kentucky

PRECIPITATIONDaring the month ot October there hss

been an excess of precipitation over thegreater portion of the Southern middleAt actic and New England states Lugeexcesses ranging ffcm three to fouricche cccurted in Soutn Csrolina andGeorgia where largo deficiencies in raiatall were prcvloujly reported Larae ex-cesses also occurred In Southern Louislane whir the raiclail for tha seasonwa3 largely above the tormal Through-out the lake region and tne upper Missis-sippi

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sad Missouri vaUeyf including Ne-braska

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scd ths greater portion ot Kansasthe riicfall for the moatn was legs thsu-usujI Over Minnesota Wisconsin lowsSen heaatera Dakota and Eistern NeorsXn about one half tha usual rainfalloccurred

OKNZBAL REMARKS

lhc weather has been generslly lavor-a ole for farm work in tae winter wheatstates snd ths icicfill for the month hasdonbtlsss affictedj the winter wheat cropfavorably Tne ram in the southern por-tion

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ol tho Gulf states has ImDroved thecondition of growing crcp3 in that sec-tion

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although lha reports indicategenertlly the weather for the season hasnot baen favorable for the cotton croD-

A W Grsely Chief Signal Officer

A SaporsC lous Ball llajrrChicago Inter O aan

A gentleman privileged to occupyseat on the players bench during a rpat UKgame between the Jersey City and Stan ¬

ton clubs tt tho former city was a witnecs to the incident which it is aijbelief wr3 never made pnblic and slsti pn Ynrinotfthat is is the only hobby of the Kind everf jJ Iuuil gindulged in by a player Shortly beforeIt Lecsrcc tima for tne genalPat Frlel to tska his tarn atthe bat he took up his ttick patted it af-

fectionately and then struck it twothree times with hi3 knuckles 13 if rap-ping for admission at a door followingtnis np by placing his ear against the bat-as if listening for a reply It apparentlycame in a few seconds and ho begantalfcnz a Ia telephone

Hello Hello Well what i3Another imaginary reply followed this

one apparently being as to hi3 identitywhen ne again brokp out

Ye this is me Pit Friol Oae Oh-no ahaiirghla head doabltallj twoYe hats all right gooJbyo and hestepped to tne plate and made a corkingtwobagger to let The listener was

in New York what ho meantOh Eiidhe that is a common oc

down the midst theof temple crrece itiS z GcV aob7 of PfsChristian patriotism Whose

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Grutomi OoUsc lonjWashington Nov 4 The statement

of the busines3 transacted in each 0 thecustoms districts the conntiy for thepast fiscal year compiled by SupervisingSpecial Agent Jewetand which will accompany his cnnuiSBport shows the total customs colIe jyofis fcr the year ha

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gain strengA anBJTifable to walk withoutJlftue WarlonoripMw how 10 exnrejsour

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THE ELECTION

The Vot s Foiled la the Omntyln ISSG rindWho Got lheni-

It will bo interesting to the voters cf-

Tarrant county to have before ttem thefigures for the election in 185 when thaDemocratic ticket had opposedto it the Pjople3 ticket or whatin this election will be tho NonPutlsantick°t Tae total vote polled in 1SSC wasG501 of this rernber 257o were cast intea city end 3823 in the coantry No canliate from GovernonSown polled the fnllvote sbowlcg tnat TarTaat county hase bou 300 voters who know how to use apencil

It is claimed that tho Democratic nomIceeo are several hnndrcd vjes strongerin ths country than fvo years ego buthaw they stnd in the city is a deoatable-qiestlon T03 > jnPirtisans eay FortWorth wl l poll a larger vo a than everbefore and a number of Democrats egree-to this proposition Who will be bene-fited

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by ths increased voteTHE FIGURKS

Following is the total vote received in-Tarrant county by the respective candi¬

dates namtd below 00 November 2 1836Governor Boss 405b Cchran 1008

DVhcne j 124-4Cingreesman Abbott 3153 Kerby

29473103 Newtongf vJ Irtat Flnser-

Tho following table

tTtlne Kreicreator WlOrrhtfHifXStaf cly c

WTTVf TT Deblilty SpormatorrhcearJ JCiil UUo SSeminal LWjssJtfgat Emlslions Loss of Vital Powers SgQptoVisness De-ponacncy Loss t MemorftSoonfuslon of

Idea isstitade 5Hfcomlnca fDepression of-JplrlieAvDislon tds3cletyEKJyDlConragedL-aclc ot ConfldoncasfBcll Littles Unfit forStudy or IluctnciJ JiflaiJ life a btiden-5AFELYP EMANEViPiSand PRIVATELY3TJRED

BL00 D AJSDSIIN fiSnost horrlbloatod without

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shows the vote recelved by each candidate in tho city otFort Worth and in the country outside ofthe city

complotoy eradiS meicarv Scrofula

Erysipelas gsIllotaha Pimples Ulers Pains In tho and Bones Syphilitic

Tongno Catarrh etcKD WHEN OTHERS

atney and Bladder Troubi Yfck Buck BurningInatlsg Urine hlghcol

lmcnton standing Gon ¬

itis etc promptly andreEcona le

Ilami MmdlleAseaiMen

OQU v v vanj vjcu wuicz-3J ngal>Tg32CrtYeakncisdOtroylng both mindlia cody withY211 lis dreadful ILs permaaollvly cured tf-UKEdyiilajLl neatly caredremovalc-omVletc aoURer knife canstlo nor dilationwithout pain or Injury Proof Indisputable

HWniiS Addre B those who havem4i >JiiLJLl3 impaired themselves by-ImprojAr lndulsenco and solitary habits whichruin both body and mind omitting them forbaslnessMudyor manias 9-

MAEUTJED MEN or these entering on thataapj7 ltttaware of physical dcbUlty qulcki7-utlstcd

OUR KSCCESS-

IsSased upon facts First Practical extver-lsce Second Every casa Is espeslally studiedteas stilting aright Third MedlUnes arcprepared In nur laboratory eiaetly to suit eachsate thus c3ectlng cures without Injury

>3Send 6 cents pottage for oletrated workson Chronic Nervous and DellcfJo DlssacesThousands cured SSA friendly letter or call

DIB BETTS BETTS601 Main St Dallas Texas

WES KHOfl TO FAILTJ ltHASi EXTRACT

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i iijaa irjeiieirfor4i tahAagleetalttUrszsjBiof the niln-sry rgxSK Its neatlojiUsla 131 freedomrmats8to and speedya4afa It frequentlyoaicVln three or fourdajs and always In leza-tlma than any otherpreparatlon make

Tarrants Extract thomost dtslraclo remedy

dtcredk To prevent fraud sec that each package has ared atrip across tho fece of label with the sig-nature

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