The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-01-08

Dare county having recently
been organized.
GOl be thanked for books
They are tic voices of the dis
taut and the dead, and make Us
heirs Of the spiritual life OF
past ages.--William Ellery
Claiming.
1t is es timnted that i'm 1885,
there will Ia 100000 names
on the pension rolls, and that
the expenditures then will
reach 5000 100000, more then
enough 10 run this government
economically jnistcred.-
vii. Star.
The lltinOr Democrats are
happy. The Illnoie Tariff Re-
form League feasted in Chicago,
and cong ratulatioNs over the
recent victories were nu nerous
and the cheering for Cleveland
was loud and lon-. vii. Mes
senger.
IT would not he advisable for
a druggist to advertise "ice cold
soda" in January, nor "artic
uverSbOes" for the retail trade
10 be pushed with much erergy
n June: tut outside of a few
at cles Which have their sea-
san, it S admitted by the most
consistent advertisers hat the
best time to advertise is-all
the time.
The Norfolk Landmark we'll
says: The leading financ:alaud
industrial papers of the country
predict continuance of pros,
porous times and an easier
money market. Everything
POINTS to improvement. The
general movement toward de-
veJopment and prosperity will
eliminate next year in tho
election Of a Democratic ad-
lninistration.
Statistics show that at the
present time in the United
states there are engaged in diff
fcrent employment+ &c women
to every 100 men. In Philadel-
phta t. proportion is so to 100.
Half a century ago there were
n Massachusetts only seven
occupations open to women.
Now THE aIe 2S4. Twety-two
leading cities in the country
show 342 occupations in which
women find employment. This
is progress in the right direc-
t On.-Wil. Star. ak
The most difficult problem
that VIII be presented to the
incoming Legislature will be
lie same one that has puzzled
cfery Legislature that has as
Sembled since time began, viz:
how to equalize taxation? 1t is
q question Of supreme import
"rce. 1t is fact everywhere
GGmitted that all citizens are
not taxed equally, and that
there is need of some method
that will equalize taxation Snd
compel all to bean their proper
tomato burdens of the govern
mcDt-Raleigh Chronicle.
1t is strange, passing strange,
that so little is known in the
outside world, of the wonder
full resources of Eastern North
Carolina. No other country Of
fers greater inducements to the
capitalist seeking investmet for
his II oney, or the industr.
man OF small means who wishes
10 invest his little all, in a
country that will guarantee
him tho greatest return. Rich
III the wonderful wealth of
fofSt, itch in vast fisheries and.
@be tie" than all, its agricultural
interest the most profitable in
the world. Let the capitalist
come and see for himself and
he will become quickly con-
vihcfd that judicious invent
Monts will bring him in greater
and snrer returns than any
where Use he can invest money.
Lei tic nan of moderate means.
carefully examine into our re-
sources and he will SURELY re
convinced that in no other
country can he cast mis- lot
where wealth will more surely
follow energy and industry
Nashville Argonant.
Is the north better educated
Than the south? Many people
VIII have always lived south
think SO. They believe that
not only are the we'll TODD
among northe,ners more learn
ed than the same class AMONG
sonthcrners, but that the north
ern masses also have more
book knowledge than the south
ern masses. If we except the
negroes there is little ground
TO. this brief. On the contrary
am confident that the south
ern white men and women O:
all classes a;e quite as highly
educnted as their Northern
brothers and sisters. 7 arm