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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-23
DEMOCRATS DETERWINED.

There is fixed and determined pur-
pose in the Democratic party TO cor
rect its errors and make reformation
within its own ranks.
Many things have transpired within
the past year that the active democrats
do not endorse. notwithstanding these
things have transpired under the au-
tnority Of q democratic administration.
The Democratic party proper has be-
come aroused to the importance Of
keeping the pledges made to the peO-
pie and Of making progressive efforts
for inaugurating financial reform. The
stupendous fight which the lower
branch Of Congress has recently passed
through under the leadership OF Mr..
Wilson, is only an earnest beginning Of
what is to be done along these lines in
the near future. Tariff reform has
been the slogan Of the Democratic party
for years and the improvement recently
made on McKinleyism is long stride
in the direction Of a great work which
the party proposes to complete, and
which If will cOmDIetn
To be sure, all has not been done
that we hoped would be done by this
time bat this fact is simply a remind
er that perfection does not belong to
human affairs. Many persons crticlse
most rigidly the democratic administra-
ton for falling to do all in a wear that
was hoped for when there is not one
man in ten thousand the world over
who for the past ten years has accom-
plished in his own personal experience
half what he promised himself.
he Democratic party IS not gong
down under flag of disgrace as some
Populist and Republican grumblers
would have Us believe. It is just taking
on new life, is just beginning to live
and just planting its feet on the first
steps of that stairway to noble eminence
from which 1t will ere long 'throw out
the lifeline to the struggling millions
of this country and save the people
from the threatening ruin which Re
publican wicl1edncss and Populist en-
cOuragement have cast in the way O
the best progress OF this great country
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-23
ASK Your FRIENDS

Who have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla
what they think of it, and the replies
will be positive in its favor One has
been cured of indigestion and dyspep
STA, another finds 1t indispensable fol
sick headache, others report remarka
bic cures of scrofula, salt rherm and
other blood diseases, still others viii
tell you that it oyercomes sthat tireo
feeling, and so on. Truly. the bes
advertising which Hoods sarsaparills
receives is the hearty endorsement O
the army of friends it has won by it:
positive medicinal merit.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-23

During the hot weather impurities
in the blood may seriously annoy you
Expel them by taking Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla, the great blood purifier
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-23
SHALL TAXES BE INCRE4 SEDa

This is question which we mean
shall apply only to the town of Scot
land Neck IN what we shall say now.
The cause that gives rise to the cues
ton is the fact that many citizens have
been complaining recently and saving
that the sanitary arrangements of the
town are not what they ought to be.
In several places Of the town, especial
ly between 1lth and 18th streets. large
bitches have been boxed with heavy
plank making the outlet for water u
inches square These boxes were pn+
into these bitches and covered owe
about four Years ago. The channel
through which the water must pass was
not large at first, and the settings have
filled In until these underground boxes
are as much as half filled with mud :
and when there is large fall of rain,
as has been the case several times re-
Gently, the water cannot run of. and so
Is pOnded IN the streets And 1t is
about this that there has been some
complaint Now, we are not making
any complaint OF the town authorities
but state the case thus in order to make
some suggestions
The town commissioners say that
they are doing all that they possibly
can do with the amount of taxes which
they levy and collect. And our sug-
gestion is this: If the taxes collected
are not sufficient to keep the town in
good condition and if the commits
sioners are doing all that possibly can
be done with the money that is collec-
tCt, tlltll lIS OIllN ScIlSlDlc allC reason
able thing to be done is to put the rate
OF taxation higher.
The present rate of taxation is %
cents on the 500 worth of property
Some years ago the writer was connec.
ted with the town government, first as
Mayor, then as commissioner and then
as treasurer. At that time the rate Oh
taxation was 80 cents on the X1O(
worth OF property, and we saw the de-
ficiency in the necessary amount Of
money raised and favored raising the
rate to 40 or 80 cents
a subsequent board OF commission
ers reduced the rate from 80 to % cents
ana the result has been that the town
mas every year been forced to borrow
from $500 to $3.50 to meet current on.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-23

Thomas A. Goodman who killed Col.
Henry c. Parsons at Clifton Forge, Va,
on June Goth, has been tried and found
guilty of murder in the second degree
and the verdict was Is years in the
penitentiary. This was one of the
most noted trials held in Virginia for
many years.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-23

CRAMP COIIC CURED IN FIVE MINUTES.
Mt Pleasant, Babarrus Co., n. c.
We tried Chamberlain Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy in several cases.
and it is all that is claimed for it. In
a case Of cramp collie the patient was
relieved in five minutes after taking
the first dose NJ. j. BUCHANAN & Co.
For sale by E. T. Whitehead & Co.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-23
A STUBBORN CASE OF DIARRHOEA
CTPED

Asheville, Buncombe Co, n. c.
can speak from experience. l had ;
stubborn case Of dlarrhoea in my famil,
and one dose of Chamberlain Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy effected
Il complete cure. I feel satisfied tina
the remedy will do all that is claimed
for it.
JAMES BUTTRICK.
For sale by E. I. Whitehead & Co.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-23
JUDICIAL CONTENTION.

The Judicial convention held in
Weldon Tuesday nominated Mr.. w. E.
will make further mention next week.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-23
For sale by E. T. Whitehead & Co

Congressman Crawford in the 9Th
Distrsct and Branch in the Bird district
have been nominated to succeed them
selves. Hon. G.. Nj. Cooke of Louis
burg was nominated in Raleigh last
week by acclamation to succeed Hon.
B. H. Bum from the 4th district.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-23
SUBJECT TO COLO

arnold, Davidson Co., n. CT re-
ceived sample bottle of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and DiarrhOea Remedy
some time last summer, and handed
it to my sister who has been suject to
collie for several years. 1t has relieved
her in every instance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-25


Congressman somalimes adopt queer ok
peiients 20 gain the good viii Of their con-
etituents Years ago a member from a
western state was very much afraid he
WON'T be knocked out IN the approaching
campaign. lie had not managed TO make
himself power III congress In fAct, his
constituents had neser hoapd OK him doing
anything besides voting with his pariy
when his nnne WIS called and drawing
issalary. lie was desperate Something
must be done 10 please hispeopio ut home
or he would be buried out u Fight. A
bright young woman 20 whom no lad do
srribed his troubles said 20 him.
you live near the center of the United
States. don't your
ltYcs.
"Then why don't you introduce q bill g
have the capitol moved TO Che principal
town III your dis.fsctf'
THE very thing.
And he introduced the hill, II worked
TO a chnrui The people Of his district AZ
once concluded he WINS n great man and
with much enthusiasm sent him back fos
another term, 80 that he might press his
removal bill and secure It's passslgel N
the next congress- hcreintruducdd thrHamt
measure. and though II was promptly pi-
Rconholed in thecommittee room, and q
course he never got q chance to make q
speech on it, his people stood by him and
gave him third term as . reward for hic
genius - Washington Cor Phiiadelphiu
North American
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Tlionns Al Edison WINS scry ANTIQUE 90
pet.a record Ia his phenogrnph Of the htiiis
teriiig voics 81 ss44.e fame Gus sslt, William
'rrayers One day lie lured s'ravers IN
his fire phonogrnph rooms on fifthRve
nue., ailoging Tint hewantcd 10 show him
The now innehinH Grayera suspectedthAt
lcdiaon wanted wax record Of bis voice. md
ho refused 10 talk ia II, but said he would
like 10 hear what some ono else lad saidl
1'raYers PM the tngjcsin bis eArsRn listened
tothe voicoof the pbonograph. Edison stood
by, waiting 10 hear what the great humor
ist would Aas About the machine. Finally
Tfay6Fsltook this tubes ont u his eArs and
naid, This II mamsuin'uinsuipsm marvel
Gus machine, Ellison II win do anything
but t1t.talls - Detroit Free Press.
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This incident did not hnrpcn IA Wofceae
Ter. IL occurred In the suburb o. another
cltv- nosSlbly Boston. Tho rlentrlos wer
running briskiy on the highway, aud thf
wires were si1sing and zipiiinRt The Slows
nodded. industrious steam roller was plod-
ding along tho same street. grinding away
rteaaIly az The macadam aud forrinE 4
into 4 solid ruadhVd The mpiormAn.
coming up bclfnd, rang his warning bill
vlaoronsly. The engineer On She steam
roller prtlcnded not to hear aud kept on
calmly in his ehusen pathway Thou The
naotorman crowded his crapk up 70 the last
notch and went sailing gayly along - v DO
expected the machine would Immediately
Skip out og his way, a moment later there
was Il crash. and all the passengers inside
the car went humping over ono another IN
10 the front end The FROM steps wure
broken two or three paneis wcrcdnshed IN
and thr car went OH The rails. Aud tho
steam roller went right on calrnly euour ~
work inst ~ II nothing had happcnrd
Only The engineer turncd aroupd with 4
sAsirnic smile on his face and remssAets
s'Slpcse you Thought you was rlinnin into
buegyr' Worcester Gaxelte,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-25

On Mny 10, 1879 large aud oxtrAordi-
nary luminous meteor cspIqdsd with ter
riiio noise, followed al sllghtiptervaisw with
less violent detpfAtions and struck the
earth IN tho edge 81 arayine near hsther
vile, lslDmst county, Ia Penetrating 70
this depth Of ~ fset. Within two mile.
other fragments were found one OF which
Weighed no pounds sud arptlicr about 3s
pounds The principal mass Weighed al
pounds All the discovered parisnRste
gated about 90 pounds Tie one ~ no
pounds Il nov In thc cabinet 81 che State
University OF Aiirncsota The competition
of this srrolitn Ii pecnliar 10 mnng re-
.sneffs bat. az ln nearly nj pcrolaea, there
Il considerable proportion " iron and
nickel iowa ksAta kegiater.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-25


ialk from the NORTHWEST, and ciqaec ABOUT
ioMes Ne rsa. 4a IN, eossd s VS.
ssit Closed ssis 81 Anssat cttssa So. So.
sis ,pS5 s 4 sss 49, 'ose' eea' Hsss'n'er
Corn <eceipss $40. exports 10 ECO bush.
ais. saIee 3o 10 hisheie fiitiifcs fufit 81 ian
x slsym s' 4 i,e.s; onions 5psnsA weak
or On fears of larger Interior receipts and
u ssnfatay with ~hfat and after rn.ins
Cline cline siaSca eiSsei as; AFrii eloscd ssSsi
~. ''''s n $500 ~ $3.50 ~'7s'
Oats--Receipts ii4g0l bushels. sales 1900
bushels futures rqoO1 nusnclS spol spot
duh bnt higher; No, > red So No. dsitv-
cred Ssh; No. = 3tHs No. white SS.tai
No. white MiS. track. ntiNe,l WcNiffn
asisq5ess crack. white Western sesssi
rack, white State ss9ii; eprons duli bus
changed from 'rhursaayi March CLOSED
ySA Aprn 3.ti, closed .a9A, May closed
aiss Jnlr 3iSs. closed af9sa :
Hay Quiet. shipping toH6Si Hood 70
choice 1nffS6
II h2,nsr,snulli Siate SO common 20 enoice Wy
iVi facihc. coast lStllA -
goenos. Ayres dry. a % % lbs. 1ossafii;
Leathel Quiet; hsunloek sele Buencs
AS,s5 i, ~ ny, ~ nn. s.,,,, ~
g,ttcne ss,S3 al, ip,,i1 b,,t sfea AZ, nrln,e
ornie N.Y. sssfssi6. IN crude stffss. prime
s sre s,,, sssp Mh S a sner se'i0w :"
hf''S H''''Ni -. I, -ts-.e
ST Louis.
81 Louis, Me. March q. --Fiour-pulli
Wheat Cash lower. 5sss; May fell OF SIS
0.s early, but rallied Later and closed
same as yesterday At oA5.fNoliai july
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A chlne.e I.es,sr b oondpIanes.

....ss= persons, however cultured. face
without linrhing the dnty of addressing
= letter Of coincidence " d hereavrd friend,
II they NE the langunge Of moderation,
they fear their words viii aeenl but "uoid
comfort to those TINT mourn. II they
gnsl, theuoreo OF insincilriiY jars liIs.,i, theis
own feelings, The following lcttcr from
a resident al summer resort 10 the head
or family In town l,nt had lost dear
wife and mother deserves 20 rank az q
clnssic 10 obituary literature:
DEAN sis--I am very sorry sou loss the Wise
ladis; she stay With God forever. When ele
live TINT time and sid. We have % be end,
we viii stay with God forever, And hope you
far away OF not be weary, and take good care
yourself, and look back your cliilafen, aha
you have tie best ia the world But We hops
her stay on this World longer and Dc fppro
good. When talk 70 my friends who know
her, they ba sad wien she lsonel % one fri'nd
'laembor her forever when ehc y Ike every
gear, the acholafa remember the lsakeaido
BARK. Nov ! do not know how tho park ID 70
be. So who do good tho mime Is fatne
VINO. WAN, Liza Co.
iInra in aftleM hit touching phrase u q
tribute TO departed worth. comtort 70 the
nllictsd simpls piety and the pathoe Of
hugnan life.- Washington Post.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-25
LocAL rNIcE cuRRENr.
Tho following are tie r ,1II ,l prices =

The Following are the ruling prices for
grocerles. eto., in the market today;
AXLE GREASE diamond. 6a1oc.
oil. 65a75c; Boston coach oil per case,
pillts $50: per case, Quarts, $3.50.
AAiAiuNI1ION--Pow per keg, st,Oo:
blasting powder. S2.a5 per keg, agents
price; shot. drop. per. suck, Si,60ol.55.
IAGGiNt AND TIES Tagging. IL
10, hq54c; z n Sae%e Delta Ties Sl,ds
ii5 per bundlei as ID steel Arrow ties. SLO5
p1 BAKING KING POWDER Apex, ID. per
s95 Is sa ss Dozen 81 $780, t. e 9oc r. lo sSe
isis One spoon, Id, per dozen, $40: VI
e hEfiESsswihX2 &c COR good yellow; 100 for
BAcoN : wholesale grocers charge,
short clear, 7g.Hsc; breakfast, l0sqilAc.
CANDY--Pialn saIlly, Hbste;. wrapped
.s-e ssss ioiszSi slSc; rock,
CANNED FRUITS STANDARD canned
goods per dozen; ht r. 2, 5s5ls Nl5a
onds 81 a0dti 80: pears standard, 81 .20ifI - F;
peaches, standard 70, olIi.s5; Seconds.
lb abcGsi05. standard ib.. Sl15atl 49,;
S = sseo binc,berrios, m s.rrass
las peas sl,iYssl .,.s l LIN AaPns sicee
iio string BEANS 1gaS9ei cgI 9sSl ssi g
1 nvaters | III. Il W, 6Sqi7Sc per dox; l 10
| ~ SsdfaOc: 2 10. (. VI, $1,704fi75. salmon,
- cans, sl25ai % per dozen reast peel s6
G1DAisIIiTt' loiR CANNED GOODS =
wholesale grocers hll ORDERS ~ ths toi-
cans Peaches, s2olazE egs pinms
sic.y AN vi Quoted as follows Star,
1 1OIlr; Is o. parafhne, set, lihpil$.
! COFFEE = Pc8befIys snrdnNA,
22iso; fancy Rio, s45s9iZse; choice Rio, sst
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ADVERTISING
a CHAPTER DEVOTED TO AN
INTERESTING SUBJECT,
Articles that aro attractive but End in
an 1nter4sting Advertis ement.

How many people are lead TO Rad an
ADVERTISEMENT all on account of attractive
head lines and Introduction, There L. no
doubt but thnt thc number Is legion
Advertising has become a sctcnce,
INST as much 50 as medicine or my
other arr TO advertise scientiiically the
advertisement uiust be 30 w11fded as 70
attract readers and to make :, a paying In
Yaatnent II must not be utisleading, but
must be aubsiantinted BY reNl merit The
ADVERT Se1nrflt5 OF the Copeland Medical
1nss9tnse are always in..s.s<.-:disA. raading.
because they are known 10 be the truth,
aftl anyone doubhng in fiirriEhed plenty
al opportunity 70 establish Their truth.
Every week the4e 81 Incorporated into
tbetr "ad statement OF one or more
OF the many patients cured,
1Nais week w present
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-25
IN rAs TEMPLE OF WISDOM,

"6iyo mo thy dreams" ehp said, aud i
with empty hands aud eusy poog
Watched my fair nowrry Visions ale
rpoa The temples shnrhlc door
.Givo ioy., ahs cried fles SOY 20.
saw with cold unrlouded eyes
The crimson Of the rpntet allow
Across tho Disseminated skies
oGivc mo thy youth, y she fhid, gavr.
And sudden ciopdcd. died the sun,
And on tho green n,pnni Of GRAVE
Fellthc slow rnindropA. ono by me,
"Givc Iove. ebc cricd gave thettoc,
Give hraufy.n Beauty sighed anu fed.
For what ON earth should htnuly do
Whdp love, who was hef litc, WIS desdf
shc took tho hahn Of innocent tears
To hiss ufon her altar coul,
Slio took the hopes % Oh my years.
And st tho last she took my sonl
with heart undo empty q delight
And hnnds that huld no more fail thsnre
fqmeslioncd her. What shall rcquilv
Tho savos Of my oiIcrinssl
ssrhc ruds," sl,e said. with generous baud
Give gucrdpn Tor Thy gifia Of cost
wisIufn u tlinn 20 understand
The worth OF all tllat thou hath iosl,N
II. Nesbirin Aticnmuin.
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stssA . ,yi,s a.. ~. aarcn H--Cotton-
e0n. r,s,,f, as,ni = 80 h9nei receipts
tyv'i s.SoN s',iyu-
Galveston, Texas. Mnrch ID ro,fn,
heceipts %2i local consumption VI; spots
u''si'''iseo'
WILMINGTON.
Wilmington. n @ March o. r.....,.
Nothing doing. n1Eddiinu Ill I'D. IN III.
1l-i6 gross rece'pts hi sso,,, i'd n WE
weekly net and gross receipts iss; export
eoaSs"ise SoS'
AUGUSTA
Augusta. Ga, March "a 90, ~ .o,,,o,.
gross receipts 1t. sb up,g 81 s,-s. net end
stock q, l5s. Weekly nes any ~ sa,ss 70,
ceipts 1856; ghipments 2sss go s s.ss "
BkT,rTSynrts
BaItImore Ma z,.4,,,, i, c
middiing ~; low mid,,i,,,,- =
ordinary AZ nj ma - N.Y. - ..l, sVoa
stock SS NeeJj, ,,, =, ~ 80, inssips ~ nyhe
l16i. Export u fhs anntinan, ~ .1o' ~ ~
wise g52S ''a''sAs ~ eV,sss-
Gal, WESTON ,,o4~n,N, n,,,,,,,,,,.,.
sv the rnir f,,,oros., -, :, :,
lg0 hniest ~, n. f,its 49, Jug 9anA re.
Nartbarn ~ .''s tl,sill9t ohai ana Great
ana 49, pg ~ eM ssohrl' kansas
Honstn, 9Se. - ~ ~ sne 9arge Me from
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quart boxes. csHIsc, as TO brand and quail
RIuE Hsnd, s26sNe; choice sAc'
crime. t1sc. fair. 4c.
SALT Liverpool IN fulI supply demand
tair eosrse sc: ang. Nas ner saex u
ve (. :. b. shipped direct fvoin mines A.
suGAlS -cranolated, a@l4g-ses conteo.
derrd. 5i.sis S.Sc: fancy ysEow EARNED.
sFe; choice DO. sAtlic: plantation whites
$500 PRODUCE.
EGGS--Tc per dozen 49,,
nuTrIsS--irresh ruxaa country. ,ioaegc;
f sncy e srsey s cSc ~ 'S' ~
CifEEsE-sl QUOTATIONS. are es foilowsi
Cream, RNl4sSc; SWISS, Soc Imitation
S,s sS 1Sns si ss5 soF yellow $50
for red; barrels yellow $50: red $500.
PoTAToEs- Colorado per huaheL Ncg
POULTRY chickens per dover. 5000
$50: siskess, sayNpl2ce; geese, St0oab,Qo.
yEGETA III lcs i3iacls eyed peas. ias.
lady peas, 6c; white beans size per ID.
DRIED FRUITS.
EyAroRAfFiD FsAt lIss-tsc
EVAp0Wk'rE ArRIcoTs-
PRtINf:s silver 1ics ruby. e; Califor-
[l I,IIS Y; ( si!Ssspis eyaporated, liHs
FRUITS AND NUTS,
BANANAs--saistn Martha fruIs, cuils,
1 81, selects Si,l0 per bunch,
BRAX1f.l NITS--lac.
CITRON--1StfiGc.
| 1000.
GRAPES sIaiagn, per barrel. s5.so@eOc.
DATlS--7c.
F1LBERTS--l2iAo
| lsEAiOA Vs. New ~ b0ff2. So
ORANGES Fancy Florida, sg.75as 90;
California Seeding, $3.50 California nss-
! wells, S3. o..
WALNUTS-f6c
i pl1CANS--'Texas. Sdbc.
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NANCE AND COMMERCE.
limited On Change But Higher Prices Prevail.
ststeunent Favorable Wheat Goes oa-LocaI
..,k Market Reviewed Closing Quotations.

4 ~. ,acl that
4 March 2t.--Ihe ihpp .
4 ~ ,,ls feedlng stock almost
4 ~ faius !. no dealings on
4 !. la.eresl ~ ~ .,,,r,c,e,.
.,,hange today y 2 su'''N M
l,sr o. ~ ,he sipposed set
4 - sasea on ~ s,c,,.,,,,tss with
!, u. company . ul'llSu' W. " ="
" IN concern. AS q matter
.la'hs -. in the stock were
se drp'ii'es A -. .treet il
=, character ul'ht Wv 49, 49,.
.na seemed 10 be dictated
VIZ s.,r,,latinE firms.
.siil n'n9''P" 1910 ~ maj In
|..,lkfr done ou'n'uV
,of a very restricted charac-
h y 4 e,rst hour only about a
|rts W ~ ~, and tha post Of
- were quoteu an ~
4 "a yery llttlc to the activity.
|cfog the Lonoon r.. st Nv, ~ a"tiSe
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-25

When the train innde IL irtt stop alter
leaving bono. Mr. Simpkins, ~hp had been
IA d brown srud for several pinntea raised
bis eyes. which hid troubled LOOK il
them, and remarked NY dear, are you
anra va bayeoit fofRetteaaaythinz
s0f course w baxrA'fsN responded tho
good lady cllccffnsiy ! would have
thought 81 1t the ipirute the trili1 started ?
Detroit NeNa Tribune.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-25

Every great literary work has leet fols
lowed by host Of imisations. After The
publication Of the Faurie Quoenp the
press was deiueed With fairy stories, ns
after Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress hun
dreds q similar works appeafad.
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/. srncKs ANn RnNns

|;Dy STOCKS AND BONDS.
81 t.sn considerable inquiry the
Il h bank stocks, and in several
4 u piices offered by the would
81 xKe at advances over last
..+elons. South Texas National
Il II the best demand.
III stocks were quiet. though
x. ,SAa pressure to sell.
I',,'a world seems TO be waiting
IN gItion the president VIII take
rit, Bland bill, or, as jocular-
yacuum bill, rs the value
IA ID the dollar to be coined
IN E cents.
|s 4 nj vetoed, distrust will be
h aA viii also lead 10 selling
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