The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-14

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up and the disease is to be isolated when.
ever case is found and will be treated
upon new principles. \ similar course
Will eventually be pursued elsewhere and
toward typhoid fever as well. We may
hope before long. therefore. to hear that
science and sanitation are achieving rev
victories against two of the porst foes OF
the human race. The rlyages that nedi-
cine has been unable 10 g..9p 7rcieaiil'c
hygiene and sanitation will Rr re...sa
A gentleman asks The Post why postal
savings system would not be all right.
provided the government kent Il list of
depositors Tor the inspection Of those who
wanted to borrow FROM a neghbor, and
by this means keep the money in circula
ton? Possibly such threatened publicity
would make the noigthbor prefer to keep
his money in his stocking rather than he
touched" by friend and thus tho end
OF the law be defeated.
Wcyler is talking at such vigorous
rate that his hat bin must be enormous.
| Tho democrats IN Boston are travelling
the slfrio road followed by the republicans
In New York splitting in two ia the
| municipal contest. The result In all like
| ithood win be the defeat of Mayor Quincy
ana Candidate Riley. The New York DEM
ocrats very wisely fought the battle on
municipal issues alone and presented an
unorokon front. Municipal issues ehoud
dominate to the exclusion of all others
in municipal elections.
1
| While Mr.. Cleveland is bagglng a lot
of fine ducks Mr. Mckinley Is missing
everything he shoots at.
/
| AS The Post has before announced. tho
president VIII have The sympathy of the
entire Nation in consequence of the loss
of his good old mother TO whom. to his
credit he was SO fondiy attached. In his
private life and FL his nllal affection Mr.
mckinley furnishes a. living testimonial
to the wise instruction. good influence and
iovable character of his mother.
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1t IS understood that MIR. Hanna now
throws himself into his senatorial chair
as II ho had bhe receipt for ii m his vest
pocket.
Cnless tho democrats in and out of con
gross are unusually watchful. the next
census win be again progtltutel to Sec
t'onai and party purposes. az was tho
last one 1t Is unfortunate for the South
ana West that the republicans are fin
power IN the census years superintond-
emf Porter's work IN 1880 was notorlously
partisan.
Ninis,o,. VT,
nm ,,...,,,. re.taS "'9 d. iuSt rented
W. o,cs'n' residence IN Madrid. Mr.,
tratlon pretty well.
The h,,t,,har,. -
and I'm w., r,.'.s - ''r',' az MS own gate
chud,,s, -. % 'i'9 WIZ ana little
wac. q 1''', ~ "V't II nee dos at
,rn,,i,, ,,roo- -, "'i''t IMAM me
60, W. ''C'eo uue' "hich gave the
aS" WIZ society never find a way To
prevent such bloody and senseless homi-
cides?
Mr. n,r,,,o,. III, -
,.,,,,,, va, always nave about six
| great things for his tariff law before If &c
repealed or amended
e,.,n.,....
pr,.,i.. '-'"e ''.S DESIGNATED Miss
lam, ~, ','' aiPolhtee' as the
ma ,t,,s -. vac '''''oSnp kentucky
,,.,,,n,,s ',p'''9'" STORES announcer brilliant
'''N''if''s ilt DltStHA governor of IL
'noNy evidently recognized the fact that
the Bradley family's time for making bav
was limited.
Ms, ,,a...,... ----
10y '''', ministry mas resigned In
which iiayu was subjected. but Tho mar
ticeps criminis government at washington
stili llves.
,rbo,a a., - -
ON 'tho r.ann '1' Sn-oreo sco'ch girls
s7o mn d. s,so oo, ,''"' wa" incomes from
these Scotch lassies know the British
nobility well, American hcresscs can visit
England this season with a certain dc.
gree OF impunity.
The ohsorco - r,,,,o--
"vSo'e VI rurnors from Washing
niemal powers would Indicate that INK
administration fancies its foreign policy
TO be Just the thing.
II cor,,,,,. - oa.--,
in tho ,attc,.s hn,s ee,' 70 oae@ A"'sland
'Vi "o'" OF fsypt 'nr Eng