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Intelligent People are Not
Blinded BY Prsjudices.
SEATTLE. Wash, Sept. II. 1890.


Iwant to stale. although from ignorant
prejudice against DR.. Jordan we had been
kept from changing from the homeopathic
system to his. that tie cure of our child
has been so marvellous that Mrs. Canny
and / feel it our duty to our friends and
the public in general to make the following
statements, and night here wish to say
for every one to Law aside all prejudice
and give him a trial. We regret very
fore.
For four months first-class physicians OF
both the aliorathic and homeopathic
schools treated our S-year-old child for
meningitis and he continually lost flesh
and became weaker. They decided ne
would be . long lime IN recovering, while
TO Us he seemed TO oe sinking every day.
To all appearances he couidn't have lived
many days. Upon commencing the Hlsto-
genetic treatment he immediately began
to recover and never had out one par-
only lasted one hour. while formerly they
bad been OF I've hours duration. We
thought every one would be the last ana
that he could not live. In two weeks he
began to play out of doors and gained
large amount of flesh and strength,
whereas before he commenced the treat
ment he couldn't raise himself from the
pillow. The cure is marvel to us and to
all who know of the case. ANY one wish
ing to prove the truth of this statement
can find me at the address gwen below.
Alter this wonderful cure I commenced
the treatment Tor dyspepsia, and in TWO
weeks my appetite is increased and have
gained four ponnGs. Mrs. Canny has ais
received gre at benefit from this treatment
REV. A J. CANNY,
Ny tstreet. Fremont, Wash.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND ouorAr,osa

PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS.
San Francisco Sept 23-Produce receipts:
Flour. l2o, eco quarter sacks; wheat 5000 GEN.
tails; barley, 4.oC0 centals; beans 1000 sacks;
potatoes, 700 sacks.
Floar-Family extra $44osa4 so per barrel;
bakers extra, 81 1904 IS; superfiue. ssGaso
Wheat-No business of magnitude. The mar
ket yet shows good tone and prices sre not ex-
pected to soften Sonora, $L30@L silx: No. 1
white, SIs2l 81 $50: choice, $ls5; milling,
81 s71sel 20 per GENITAL
Bariey-Spot business has been somewhat
limited for . week past, while speculative oper-
auons were less brisk than usual. No /, 81 500
lSO5s; choice. &ls2Js; common grades. 81 M;
brewing. 81 Sl1@L4z1< for fair to good, and
81. - to $ls1l Tor choice; chevalier, SOL 50
per Genital.
0ats-The situation II not favorable to sellers
Surprise, $l65 TO $l67Is; milling, $l62}<09l65:
good TO choice feed, $l.57Is69l so; fair, 81 $50
L5o; grey, N.500l.52 SEA; black. 3leo@L75 per
GENITAL.
Corn-oHerinss Of yellow are light, but the de-
mand IL equally small; yellow. 81 25l461i.S0 per
GENITAL for large and 81. soal 81 for small;
white, $l.soGi .S25z per centai.
Ground barley. 2s@soc.
OPTIONS.
Gail board sales: whest--Buyer 1890. 81 ssllt3
Lss5s. closing. 1885,; buyer season. Sl.issz0
147. closing at $l.47.
Barle5-Buyer 1890, $l.sstxtd1.s 50, closing at
&lSsl<; buyer season, sl441aeSi.4A7<. closing 1t
$L44M
Drafts, sight, 7lsc: telegraphic. 15c. Sterling
bills, bank, SASS; commercial, $3.50 silver
bars. Sl.l2lsGl1s. Mexican dollars, sa99oc.
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Dr.. Bowman & Co S
N NATIONAL
DISPENSARY..
Willis Hotel,
South Third St., Seattle, WASH,
SPECIALISTS.
SPECIALISTS.

They are well known by years OF experience.
and are recognized as the most successful and
best patronfzed medical and surgical experts in
the country. Bear in mind that til Is tiispensary
is permanently located here
Nervous ebility, srmalorrbea, Semfna.
Losses. Night Emissions Loss o. Vital Powers,
sleepiessness, Gloominess. Dep ession of spisits,
Aversion TO Society, Nearly discouraged, Lack
OF Confidence. Dull, Iistless unfit Tor study or
Business. safely. permanently and speedily
cured.
Blood and SKIN Diseases, Syphilis, disease
most horrible in its results, completely esadi-
Gated without the use OF mercury.
Urinary, Kidney and Bladder troubles, Weak
Back, Burning Urine, Frequency OF UrinatinR,
Urine High Colored or with milky sediment on
standing. Gonuorrhgs elect. Cysurus, etc,
permanently cured. Charges reasonable.
PHI. s, Fistal, Fissure. Rectal Ulcers, perfectly
cured without knife, ligalure or caustIe. No
detsntson from business Over 1000 cases
cured. Trestment scientific. safe and painless,
and wonderful in its results.
DR. Bowman & Co. are The oldest and most
skilled speciality firm in the Pacific Northwest.
having been established in the city of Chicago
In 1857. The 81 atsie Office is under the personal
supervision OF DR.. Bowman.
A Positive Cure Guaranteed In Every
Case.
Office hours o. N. to p. N. Sundays. Q to
L. a. IN.
y. B-Persons unable to visit us may b
treated al their homes by correspondence.
Medicine and instructions sent by mail or ex.
presa Consultation free
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DISASTROUS FLOODS IN FRANCE.
Crops and Vineyards Submerged in the
Valley Of the Rhone.

drops ana Vineyards Submerged in the
Valley Of the Rhone.
PARIS, Sept. 2S.-Floods in the department of
Gard have caused much damage to property
On Sunday the river Rhone rose nineteen feet
The town of Brsugairs 10 flooded. At Waller
angue. on the He-aulf, the river overlooked its
banks and undermined portion of the coun-
try. number of collins were washed out, and
with the contents foated down the river
The Ardeche river is greatly swollen At
Aueenas dyke collapsed, aud the surrounding
country was flooded. Houses were undermined
by the water AMI fell. vineyards through the
district are devastated. Three persons were
killed The Carbon river. in the department, of
Gard, also oyerfowed its banks The country
along the river, with its standing crops, il an
immense swamp The Moussas bridge has been
destroyed, and railroad and telephone services
stopped The Aviguon and Gaderousse dis
tricts. along the Rhone. are submerged, aud the
factories closed.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCKS.

NEW YORK, Sept sa-After the narrovness
and almost purely professional character OF the
stock market today after the early hamnerlng
was over there was full recovery n everything.
bat the market closed duh 20 hrrl- at generally
a small fractional advance for the day.
Governments. heavy.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Money on call. easy ST .Gs1s: prime mercantile
peper 61-iS: Sterling exchange. quiet and
heavy; e.-dxy bills, $4sfi4; demand. 81 si31; bar
silver, xi-i61<
BONDS
L. g Is registered 49, Z. 8 si1s regisf d.. 1os ~
L. s So coupon II Z ; "a q coupon ltS1S
Pacific Ia
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wsya Salmon bay, yesterday afternoon snd IL
now ct Yesler's wharf. She will rosums b Or run
on the Snohomish route THURSDAY morning.
The Bailey Is repairing. hut will 90 out 70.
morrow.
brick.
The Bee did ito nrst work in the harbor today.
The Dispatch went to Clallam bay.
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DAc1F1c COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Dispatch steamers from Seattle a. follows:
For San Francisco, via Port Townsend and
Victoria: At p. N. passengers received on
board at p. m.) ;. e. sse S. II, Is. 3. 70 and
so and every Ave days thereafter.
For Alaska. e. tsInusr 5 au;s 81
From Fan Francisco, for Victoria and Puge:
found ports: At q m. Sc, rem Der =, :, IL, IL,
q nd q and every five days thereafter
Tickets may be obtained At the once Of the
company at ocean Dock, Seattle.
6oODALI. PERKINS & CO.. General Agents.
San Francisco.
Fl. MCCLELLAN. Superintendent Seattle.
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Naphtha Launch Rlown o.

UfsALApY, Sept 2a-The little nsphtha launch
Per, running between this place and ssanwcod.
Was blown mp last night about 6 O'Clock. The
explosion tore up the door and made . large
hole In the lauuch's side. She was just about
to atari for Etanwco1. Six passengers were
already aboard and six ladies were waiting
The injured were: Captain James Perkins,
James Mcclellan, of Arlington, and the engi-
nee:: none serious hurt Christopher Zeigler,
o. Seattle. . travelling salesman. had Q narrow
eecana
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sr.rrIr Wash Sen . Isoo

GEAllLE, w oSus Ccp =, looO.
have been sick for four years with .
complication of troubles, employing ply
stefan alter physician, all of them telling
me different story, saying / had liver
trouble, kidney trouble, stomach trouble,
and some said had a cancer, as b ad q
fearful lump in my side. l had spent
about 81, 200 doctoring with different ply.
siclans and kept constantly getting worse
instead of better. In both San Francisco
and acoma they said they must cut the
lump out of my side or ! would die They
thought | would die any way, so / con
Guided not to have it cut. They all said
they could not cure me. While in Mos
COW l heard of the wonderful cures being
performed by the Histogenetic medicines
and went TO Seattle to see DR.. Jordan.
commenced the treatment and the result
has been miraculous. The lump disap-
peared in hurry, and after taking the
medicine five weeks l consider myself per-
fectly well. This was last spring and /
have had no return OF the trouble.
also took my baby with me Al the same
time. Ii hsd q sore ear and We had tried
several doctors with no good result. Ii
was IN 8 fearful condition and was spread.
ing all over him. We knew he couldn't
live long. However, after taking the His
togenetlc medicines q few weeks he was
perfectly well. There has been no trace OF
the trouble since. He saved the life of
both myself and baby. Any one wishing
to prove the truth of this statement can
find me at the address given below.
MRS. T. F. MAHER,
Orting Pierce County Wash
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TAKE 1HK STEAMERS OF THE

PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.. FAST LINZ
Al Eaker Co.'S Wharyes.
FOR
FAIRHAyEN, wHATCoM. LA CONNER AND
WAY PORTS
Nv BAKER & CO., AGENTS
See Local Time Cards
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shipping Intelligence.

San Francisco, Sept 23-Arrived-str Point
Iona, Gfey's Hartor Clsared-S.r Willamette,
Port Townsend; blk Tidal Wave, Port wnsend
Arrtved-Ssr City OF Pueb.a. Victoria; str
Willamette Valley, Yaquina bay. Departed
BIZ Tidal Wave. Port Townsend
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FINANCIAL

LONDON. Sept Is, o. m.-Closing consols,
money. ei5s: money for account. s5 e-l6: q. s.
As. $l-a614: U. s.. <ss. $Lo6A: Mexican Gen.
trail new, Is I'D bar silver. 52i per ounce
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
BgEADsTUrFs

LIVERPOOL, Sept 2s.-whest-In poor demand;
new No. winter. - ID. steady; new No2 spring.
rs I'd. steady.
Corn Demand poor for spot, with decreased
demand for futures: spot, Is 4lsd; September,
Is 4l<d. dull: October, A. 43<d, duu; Noyem.
Der, IS cd, dull.
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Totl.vsa wr..h.v

SAN Francisco, Sept 2S.-Fsrecast till .. N.
Wednesday, for Oregon and Washfngton: Fair
weather: cooler in the eastern portion.
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HOODS CANAL TRANSPORTATION LINE.
Steamers JOSEPHINE pRIr.


alternate. viii leave Hatfield -Coir1an's dock.
foot OF Marion street. az a. N. daily, except
sesoeck, Pleasant Haroor Homa Horna Lsli!-
wsup. Hoodxport and Union City. Returning.
leaves Union City at q M Specisl rates will
from Liiliwsup Falls to Lake Cashman daily.
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Orting. Pierce County, Wash.
GUExEs. Wash. April "a. 1871

GUEMEs, W4Sn., Aprll IA, 1890.
DR.. ]. Eugene Jordan Seattle, Wash:
My Dear Sir-I vii. write you one more
letter, and mail it myself. I have written
you three and sent them to be mailed and
have learned that parties failed to mail
them. Doctor, you remember was sick
with rheumatism; feet and legs swollen up
and was suffering terrible pain, but am
very glad to be able to tell you that | am
well once more after such q long, painful
suffering, and cannot thank you enough
for what you have done for me. / will
always take your medicine TO matter what
sickness have, so D ease accept nv thanks
/ am coming to Seatt soon and will surely
come and see you. remain, as ever. yours
sincerely. HEN Ky Z. EDENS.
DIR. JORDAN'S Ofice is at the Resi-
dence of ex-Msyor YesIer, Third and
James.
Consultation and prescriptions absolutely
yRHk
send for free book explaining the Historsnstic
Systeu
CAUTlOS-The Histogeneic medicines are
sold in but one agency IN each town. The Label
around the bottle bears the following insc-io-
ton "Dr. J. Eugene Jordsn's Hissogenetic
Medicine Every other device Is . fraud.
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WIN sail from San Francisco for Seattle Tacoma,
Port Townsend. Sehome. Whatcom, Fairsaven.
bellingham. Olympia and way ports. on
Tue DAY. September y. ut 10 q N.
Receives freight daily 1t Mission Street Pier
No. ],
GETZ BROS 4 Co,
General Agents. San Francisco
ia HATFIELD. Agent, Seattle
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

THE RAINiHR.
L W Bond, Ala 81 Mitchell, Portland
Mrs FERRIS, Tacoma Miss Ferrisx. Tacoma
Miss Z FERRIS. do c b Niblock,
J B Pomery, jr, FHirhn N Ladue. Fla rhayen
r Delprst ir, Go Blaine. Sedro
+ G w Rel & fam. Ill J fnlisr & fam, NY
81 st. vens, Olympia LOUIS Newman, Ill
A J Powers, ID Az 0gilby 4 WI, Portld
Jas Otss, ST Mrs w burnhsm, Tao
Ms Silk, Tacoma Anderson, City
A Neigs, w X Gay. Pt Angeles
G w hirr, Winnipeg Mrs Farmington
II c Ahless, Cal
sEoQuALMIE.
Thomson. Tacoma r Hanson, Portland
Geo Holmes. San Fran Frank Starr, Snohomish
8 w Roberts, Franklin FP Kendell, City
Perry Palson, LsConne Theo Brown, DO
A Brown &w. Mich Cohn, do
A L,ttlejohn. Brooklyn H W Stevens San Frau
NJ Mcneil. New York CT Carter. Portland
A Davie & w,Nwestm Paixola. Baltimore
v Coweli San Juan S D Gastin, SnoQuslmfe
ad water front
The Union Pacinc - the only rrenscontineutai
line running Tree reclining chaiscau and Pull
man tourist sleeping cars from the PAcifc coast
20 the Hast A. c. Martin, city ticket agent TO
second street, Boston block. c. 4. Bald via
agent CITY deck
All classes of tickets reading VIA he Union
Pacific 70 the Ess: are good wa Salt Lake City
ana Denver without extra charge. 4. C. Martin
city ticket agent, 10 second sssesk boston block
c. F. baldwin, agent city docK.
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STEAMER MABEL
fsyoEoMIsH RIVER RoUrE.)
VIII leave Yeslers wharf every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, Al a. m for Rich
moud. Twelve Mile Point, Edmunds, six Nile
Point, MHckil,eo. Merysvii,e. Lowell and Sno-
homisn, and returning on following days.
z. A. SWIFT. Manager.
GEO Fl. FOSTER. Ag.ut.
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last TIME TO wHATcoM AND WAY
STEAMER ,WASCO,
II. NJ. Parker. master, leaves Bedere Milling
Co. s Dock, foot of Seneca street. for Edmoads,
Muckilteo. Clinton, Browns Point Coupeville,
San de Fuca, Utsalady Deception. Anacortes.
Samish, Fairhaven, Sehome and Whstcom.
Leaves Mondays. Wednesdays aud Fridays at
7s. m. Returning, leaves Whatcom Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays at a. m. For freight
or passage apply on board or to J. T. BADERE,
Agent.
T'HE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SEATTLE
PAID mp capital OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. yl5oO
U0piuS..ss ....ssssssssssss.. O,cD
HAU1IcE McMicXM. ..........viecPresiddeens
LES111 TUkN88.. CashiG
osneranl banking business transaceed
egat and telegraphic exchange payable in A
the principal c3tiez OF the United States
anG Eurooe
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w AsHINGToN LOAN AND TRUST co.
w Qncorporat d.
MORTGAGE LOANS.
Securities approved here. No delay.
Branch ofice-Co.meu block. Seattle.
(Grouud floor, main entrance.1
GEORGE FOWLER, Manager.
Home ofice-walla WsIIa, Wash.
r,.,a-r orso.. AS Wall street, New York
10 Water street. Boston
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seuH. ssszx
ITO NoNTEsANo AND ALL POINTS on
CRAPS HARBoR

PuoIf SOUND CRAPS HAlDoR 4 4
Through in one day from Seattle.
IJeins connect daily at Kamilchie g I = =
With steamer iron seattle.
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Saloon and Store Fixtures.
$3.50 WILL BUY BAR.

12-tcr back bar and Eirro,a Fyxtures ready
s.a5e on nand and maze 70 order Eeueuoce
we make sAlooa and drug store ct:ings : -
Siaisy, therefore call and zee "a We can ave
you money. q Y. Iraverse 4 Co.. ssooaassss .
ser.ingor Z O.. IN 6uouaa sasesG
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CKAGlT RIVER ROUTE


STEAMER W. r. MUNRoE
viii leave Hatdeld's wharf on Mon day
Wednesday and Friday mornings, OH tide for
Ham iton. Sedro, Avon, Mt. Vernon. Stanwood
ana wsy landing.
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To Az s.ASc1soo
And An Pcla0 .
CALIFORNIA
VI ne Mt Shasta Rousoa
TN ooUTHERN PACIFIC CoRA1E.
he only route
111oU0H CALIFORNIA
To all Points
EAST AND SOUTH
IN SCENIC ROUTE OF rHH PAclysU ooAsa
PULLMAN BUFFET sLEEHHRa
PULLMAN TOURIST sLEKPrNo CARS
Attached % express treins. afording supsriae
accommodations for second-class passenge4a
Eoe 1asoa. tickets, sleepingcar reservations,
g., ell upon or address
9HoNAe 4 GRAHAM, Districe Passenger
Ascent no south Tenth rtTeat. Tacoma, Wash.
\ r. ROGERS. Asst General Freight and Pas
seneee Agent, Portland. Or.
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J. KEITH WILSON, Manager

Branches: San Francisco. Cal, Portland. Or.
Tacoma wash. Victoria, vancouver, New West.
minister, Nanaimo ara kaml0ops. b. C.
General banking bust ness transacted; foreig7
exchanges bought and sold: drsfts and tele-
graphic transfers sold on the banks branches:
Also on New York, Chicago. Canada and Hong
Kong. Deposits received subject to check. Ia
teress paid on tim. deposits
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paxx1xR 11xE TABLE

Ps11n. THE TABLE
SOUND soUfB
vancouver, Monday and townsend. Thursday
Inertdey-.-.....s m and Monday. IL - N
1owueend, Monday and Seattle. Friday and
Thursday midnight Tuesday ....-1 . N
seattle, Tuesday and Tacoma Friday and
trtday..-....~.... m Tuesday -...~.. .... 10 =
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Sight exchange and telegrsphic transfers on
New YORK. Chicago St Paul, San Fran.
cisco, Portland and various po nEs
In Washington. OREGON and
British Columbia
elsewhere IN Europa
Collections made :. all points on favorable
terms
Bonds, stocks ana other valuables received
On deposit for safe keeping
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STAGE LINE
MAIL AND STAGE LINE FROM UNION
WI City to shelton and kamilchie daily and
return: connections made with trains and boats
for Gray's Harbor. ]. II. Long. proprietor, Snel.
ton. Wash.
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DUGEr SOUND NATIONAL BANK, on &C,
1 attic
Buy ana eel, ,crs.Ea ana domestic exchaneA
transfer money by telegraph TO any part q
the United States and Europe. reGs.ru
deposits OF money and issue -
books or cert hcates therefor.
coRREsPoNpENTo:
London, n. II Rothschla soma
Pals De Rc;nschild FrereG
Frankfurt A. NJ, L. Won stegor d Ca
New Yors. agency of Bank OF California
Chics6o, Commercial National Bank
Boston, Suffolk National Bank
San Franctsco, the Bank Of California
Portland. the First Nertonsi Bank.
BAILEY GATZERT. ...PYe sfaen.
T. z: FERRY. ....-..--...........-vioe -Presid&nS
Bank located corner Cherry and Frort streets
nExTER HORTON 4 CO.. BANKERS
INCORPORATED 1881
SAptaissss~ss. S4U,UU
lJuvJJ
president. 8. LADD.
Vice Pre-Ident.......-.-. A. DENNY.
Acting Manager........N. II. LATINEa
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RAILROAD STOCKS

Hors-oaiet and unsettled.
coSes-opslons opened steady. IS points up
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MAVERICK NATIONAL BANK.
BOSTON, MASS
hrttAL- -....-..-...t4UVu
oOJl00
THE WESTERN NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
20 li.0ADWAf

Depository Of publ" monsvs o. the United
stxies the state OF New YORK. the CITY OF New
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MIR. GRADY AND ms BOY.

The whole country admires Mr.. Grady
in his capacity as an orator He has &
nimble fancy, rich vocabulary, and y
nappy faculty of adapting himself 10 tn
conditions of the occasion. Now ana
then. however, this last named gift play
aim a trick, and puts him in a very awk-
ward, not to say ridiculous, situation.
He is particularly liable to such MIST
tunes when his appointments came too
close together and the places at which
ne speaks are too far apart, For instal CO
he made pretty, pathetic speech at At
lanta last week in behalf of project to
raise money for the construction OF =
statue of the late Jefferson Davis, in the
course of which he exclaimed, with hie
hand on his heart and his eye in fine
frenzy rolling;
Il have boy who is the hope OF nv
life, and there is no man living or dead
t. the base of whose statue l would send
him sooner to learn the dutieJ of a citi-
zen and patriot than the statue of the
goden-hearled gentleman whose death
we mourn to-day. Let us build this
statue that it may perpetuate the mem
of this great man, honor the soil on
which it is set, and stand as an example
nd an inspiration to the young Of our
city.
This was admirable, according to the
test of the time and locality and his au.
dience applauded U tothe echo. Then
took train for the North, paid a visit
to Plymouth Rock, and on the same day
delivered an address 1T Boston. He was
4tll thinking of his son, it seems A
fathers love aud hope, 90 neatly expires
sed at his home, swelled bis bosom again
when he arose to talk in a strange and
distant city. But this emotion sought a
new channel. He did not say a word
.bout sending the dear boy to the statue
of Davis for inspiration and instruction.
What he did say was this:
81 have got boy who is the pride and
promise of my life. and God knows want
him to be good citizen and good man.
and there is no spot in all this broad Re-
public, nor in all this world, on which !
had rather have him stand to learn the
eTty, of fOrtitude, of heroism and justice,
than the spot on -Ihich stood this morn
ing, reverent and uncovered"
1t can hardly be supposed that the
orator would undertake to reconcile
these two violently conflicting aspira-
tons with regard to his sons tuition in
the duties of good citizenship. He could
not expect Plymouth Rock and an effigy
Of Jefferson Davis to blend and harmon
ize in any intelligent boys process OF
learn to be patriot and hero. The
thing suggests degree of mental legre
domain which is beyond the capacity
of any mans son; and Mr.. Grady surely
would not expect his boy to work a mir
acle. We are not obliged to conclude,
therefore, that in one case or the Other
he was not strictly sincere. Or can il
be that the boy is twins ?-St. Lout'
Globe Democrat.