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The morning call., 1892-09-25
THE USE OF PLATFORMS.
A Good Story Told at the Expense of
Senator Teller.


Chicago News Record.
The latest story involving Senator Henry
NJ. Teller OF Colorado is too good to be lost
IL seems that some time ago party Of Dem
ocratic friends were trying TO tease the
Senator because, being a free-silver advo-
cate. be nevertheless stood upon and de-
Tended the Republican platform. Finally
one of the party asked how it were possible
to reconcile his action with his principles.
and tbereupon the Senator was reminded of
a story which. he fancied, would answer his
friends question.
"A rural friend and constituent of mine
out in Colorado" said Teller, "once boarded
the railway train at Greeley. and as he had
10 get off at the next station, and, further
more as the train was pretty well filled, he
did not enter car, but stood upon the plat
form outside. While he was jogging along
quietly admiring the scenery, the rough,
burly brakeman appeared and told him he
must get inside.
" But | don't want to- answered nv
friend; its pleasant enough out here, and,
moreover, I'm going TO get off at the next
station
"'That doesn't make any difference
urged the brakeman; you'll have to go in
side-thats the rule of the company, and
its peremDtory. Your place is in the car.
not inside here
MY rural friend got rather rled at this
Well, says he, exctedly, what 10 - are
platforms made for, If not to stand on?'
What arc they made forY repeated the
brakeman. why. platforms are made to
get In on-fot to stand on y 4"
The morning call., 1892-09-25

Nothing of all / saw in Europe" said
Mr.. ii. w. Crawford to the Cincinnati
Times-Star, Impressed me more than the
splendid police system OF London. The
street in front Of the Bank of England is
crowded as you never see street crowded
here, but the mpltitudes pass without In ter
ruption or ENHANCEMENT. The police stand
in the midst of the crowd of vehicles and
arc supreme In authority. Ii an officer tells
a cabby to stop he stops. If he orders him
to move on he moves on. and the luckless
driver who by accident or design brushes an
officer with a wheel finds himself deprived
of q license the following day. In America
it would be impossible to establish such
respect for authority. but it is good thing
in its way. / have seen mere scrapping on
the streets Of Cincinnati in two days than /
saw in three months in the European
Cities"
The morning call., 1892-09-25
A BIG EXPORT TRADE.
Nearly Four Thousand Carloads OF Green
Fruit for the Season.

Nearly Four Thousand Carloads OF Green
Fruit for the Season.
In the month OF August 700 more carloads
of produce and merchandise we're dis
patched from this city eastward than dur
ing the same month In 1891.
Since September / over 100000 gallons
of wine, $1,000 gallons of brandy and $1,000
cases Of canned fruit have been shipped by
sea to New \ ork and to Europe.
Up, 10 last Saturday night. when the
weekly reports were received at the head
quarters OF the Southern Pacific Company,
1850 carloads If green fruit had been dis
patched eastward, and it is expected that at
least 1000 more carloads Will be sent before
the season closes.
Foreign imports in the month OF August
were s. 2l3, 900. and for the first eight months
of the year they amount to $50 9j3, 600.
An array of figures like this does not
seem to indicate any particularly dull times
IN San Francisco or in California.
The morning call., 1892-09-25

@I2Ihc: mixed Manila Bale Rome IO1be; Grape
vine Irvine, lie In balls and coils; Hop Twne
1l15e; Lathyarn, lie; sisal Rope loe; l2-thread,
l01ac Q b: b and do. lie 2 % Duplex rope sc;
12-thread, 91sc; 8 and do Zoe; Duplex Bale rope,
sc 2 %; Sisal Bale rope. 1o@l012c: Duplex Hop
Irvine, 91ac; Grapevine Twine balls coils, lOI2c
Lathyarn, S18c p 70.
SALMON-AIaskan Fish, 1892. SOL 05 for Sill
yer. 81 059l 10 for Red and 95cGSl TOr Pink. ac-
cording quantity; Columbia River Fish, 1892
81 259I 50 for Tails and 81 IS a so for Flats
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes. terms cash; Cube, Crushed. Powfers
anu Fine Crushed, all 61sc = Il: Dry GranuIsteL
5s4c p II; Confectionery A, $3.50; Standard A.
$3.50; Magnolia. size; Extra c. 5c Golden c.
4zsc; d. 434c p 70; half bbls lac more than bbls.
and boxes lac more
The morning call., 1892-09-25
Mrs. narrison,s work.

The work which Mrs Harrison has done
at the White House is much greater than is
generally known. The Executive Mansion
was In bad shape from top to bottom. Mrs.
Harrison Is a thorough bousekeeper, and
she set to work at once to remedy the evils,
which involved great labor. Ii is said that
the tJuSe has not for generations been in
so perfect order as at present. The neces-
sary details have oil been personally super
intended by Mrs. Harrison.
The morning call., 1892-09-25
Shipping Notes.

No steamers are announced TO sail to-day. The
Pomona fails due from Humboldt Bay, Emily from
Coos Bay. Hattie Gage from Eel River Corona
from San Diego and Glpsy from the Salinas River.
Tomorrow the City OF New York sails for Pan
ANA, CITY OF Pueba for Victoria and Puget Sound.
State OF California for Portland and Eureka for
Newport. The oregon falls due from Portland.
The ship Occidental, l470 tons, loads Coal at Ma
naimo for this ports British iron ships Earncffe
1874 tons, and Lucipara. 1888 tons, Wheat at Ia
coma for United Kingdom. Hayre, Antwerp or
Dunkirk.
The Centaur takes for Cork 81, 6I9 centals Wheat.
valued at Y7O.U05
The morning call., 1892-09-25

The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports IL
failures in the Pacific Coast States and Territories
for the week ending yesterday. as compared with
70 Tor the previous week and % for the CORE
spending week OF 1891.
The failures for the past week are divided among
the trades as follows: 2 general merchandise q
saloons. undertaken. drugs grocer, l books
aud stationery, wholesale millinery, retail MIL
linery and jeWelry.
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San Francisco Neat Mark,t.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
follows:
BEEF-Firss quality, sac, second quality 41a@
SC; third do, 31244c.
yEAL-Large. 696e; small Calves. e97c Dairy
Calves Se1SIac p ID.
MUTTON 6I497c = u; Ewes &C.
Handspring. 715@814c ? 10.
PORk-Liye Hogs, SOS 14c D for heavy ami
medium grain-fed; small fat Hogs 5@5I4e; stoek
Hogs, 412@5c; dressed do. 712t98c p 10.
The morning call., 1892-09-25

The Grand Trunk Railway men are all
being vaecnajed at the company's expense
against the possible spread of disease con-
tracted from the hordes of emigrants which
the company handles.
The morning call., 1892-09-25
PALACE HOTEL

THE PALACE HOTEL OCCUPIES AN ENTIRE
1 block 10 the OF San Francisco IL Is the
model hotel OF the world Fire and earthquake
proof. Has nine elevators. Every room is largo
light and airy The ventilation is perfect bath
and closet adjoIn every room. Ali rooms are easy
OF access from broad light corridors The central
court, Illuminated by electric light, It's Immense
glass roof broad balconies CARR sgeway and tropt.
cal plants are features hitherto unxnown In Ams.t
can hotels Guests entertained on either the Amerk
can or Euroysan plan. The restaurant 10 the finest
In the efy. Secure rooms IN advance By telegraph
Tag. THE PALACE HOTEL
lssE ann francisco Gal.
The morning call., 1892-09-25
General Merohandi.a

B'AGs-Calcuttas. 5s4@6c Wool Bags. ssassc
COhDA6E-Pure Manila Rope, Ice "A No. IT,
thread. l2lac; and thread, 13c; Bale Rope IL
The morning call., 1892-09-25
He Loved q Literary Girl

Twas one OF Cupid's saddest pranks,
For when he sent rhythmic pearl
She peucied It, declined with thanks"
w aShingtou Star
The morning call., 1892-09-25
California Fruit.

CHICAGO, Sept 24-Porter Brothers Company
sold TO day carloads OF California Fruit.
Full crates Muscat Grapes, So rs; half crates 70c@
81 IS; full crates Tokays SO 35@3 so: half crates
90c@sl 60: White ToEays. 81 70; Cornce Pears,
81 40; Peaches, 95cG$l 10.
The Earl Fruit Company realized the following
prices for California Fruit sold at auction to-day:
Hair crates ToKays 81 45@l so; White Malagas
81 1901 25 half crates Muscats, 81 20; haf crates
Rose de Perus. Doe; Ounces, 81 60G1 70: Salway
Peaches, 81 U5@S 20: Strawberry Peaches, 81 100
rs; Golden Cings, 81 70; Picduets Late ST. 100
20; German Prunes, 81 650l 30: Goes Late Red
Plums, 81 55: Silver Prunes. 81 So; Golden Drop
PIums. 81 So; Bartlett Pears. SS@3 10: Beurre
Hardys, 81 so; Onondagos s3 Beurre Clairgeaus
81 1902 Is; Corniees. 81 6012 65 Duchess So
White Doyennes, 81 1902 rs.
Portland's Business.
The morning call., 1892-09-25
Bank Clearinus.
The Week. Failures.

Local bank clearings last week were ala 1870
against $l5,554 705 Tor the same week last year.
The morning call., 1892-09-25
New York Markets

Nrw YORK. Sept 24.-There was little feature to
trading and the list quiet, with narrow limits
throughout except Louisville. which was pressed
for sale and declined fraction. The close was
steady. most stocks showing slight losses Govern
ments dun and steady. The Petroleum market
was neglected, with 10 sales.
NEW YORK. Sept. 24.-United States Bonds as.
1l5: do. rs. 100; Northern Pacific. 1914 Cana
dian Pacihc. Sc Centrai racine. %: Onion Pa
cine, SO; Atchson Santa re. 3714; wells
Fargo. lab: Western Union. So; Silver, S314e;
Sterling 81 S61214 So
Nheat-september. 791sc Flour. steady. Coffee,
sI4 40. Sugar. 35s93 ll-l6c. HOPS - Pacific
Coast. 17G22c Hides. l212c. Copper - Lake,
sI1 O Tin - spot. $50 % Lead - Domestic,
"a 0712. Iron, Sl6
Hops quiet. Pacifcs, '92's at zoe, for future de-
livery, are freely offered, but brewers orders are
very indifferent
California Prunes 40s to Dos. in boxes. sell for
14I@c, landed here. Large sizes In bags, placed
at corresponding prices, but 10 moderate extent
only
LIMA BEANS
Spot parcels OF Dried California Lima Beans at
81 bushel appear TO be about all cleaned up The
efforts 10 purchase round lots at 50 G5 without
satisfactory result
COFFEE AND SUGAR.
Sugar Raw and refined. quiet firm and I'M
changed.
Coffee-Steady, with slight changes. Sales ~ $50
bags September, Sl4 So; October $l4 40
The morning call., 1892-09-25
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
SATURDAY EVENING, Sept. "a
.-,,uARY OF THE MARKErx
English Wheat Market.


LIVERPOOL. Sept. "a - The spot market is
steady at 6s AID Carcoes are firm at 32s Sd for
of coast 32s Sd for inst shipped and 32s Sd for
nearly Que.
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. Red Winter
September. 5s 111ad; October, IS: November
6s Id; December, IS I'd; January, 6s Sd; February
Is 3s4d
sECURITIE4
LONDON. Sept. % - ConsoIs. 81 1-16: Silver,
3SIsd; Rentes. 99f soc. Bullion out OF Bank of
England, $4,000.
The morning call., 1892-09-25
Produce Market,

FL0UR-Net cash prices are: Family extras 81 Is
"a 25; Bakers extras. $404 TO- superhne. 81 600
b Dbl.
WHEAT-Futures advanced yesterday and the
week closed firm. No. l is Quotabie at 81 26IAA
] 271a: choice. 81 2S34Q5I 80; lower grades al oo
oil 26 extra choice for milling, 81 Sl140ai IS -
ctI.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssIoN-l0 o'ciock-Buyer Dseemher
loo tons. 81 3414; li00 81 Bass
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-Buyer Dec amber
The morning call., 1892-09-25
Chic-rn NIarLata

CHICAGO Sept. "a. - Wheat opened 12c lower
advanced with slight fluctuations s4c and closed
lac higher. Receipts. 81 coo bushels: shipments
1888 900 bushels. Rye 57I3e. Barley 65c.
CHICAGO. Sept. "a Wheat-Cash, 1880 Corn
457sc PORK = SO so. Lard-S7 62la KIDS -
SO 60 Nbisky-Sl l6.
The morning call., 1892-09-25
OCEAN sTEAMERs.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.

sun AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TENSEST. Chronometsc aat
Instrument Maker 4 Caltt ornia Ssre9E
Sign OF the w odea Sailor.
The morning call., 1892-09-25
KELLEY I ms s,Ia.' G5I5
o. N. RAMSEY, Manager.

THE ONLY AUTHORIZED BRANCH IN CALI
fornia of the wOrld-renowned Kelley Institute
OF Dwight. Ill. for The treatment OF Liquor Opium
Tobacco and certain Nervous Diseases Parties Ia
San Francisco and vicinity obtain all infOrma-
tion by calling or addressing PEER TIFFANY,
city agent, room 81 Academy OF Sciences building
Sl9 Market street my26 ThSuTu Il
The morning call., 1892-09-25
A LIFE SAVED
Byjoht,s Djsea GO Cured-

II am es certain as l now live that DIR.
DAVID KENNEDY'S FAvORITE REM
EDY, made at Rondout, NJ Y. saved my life
when was victim of
BRIGHTS DISEASE"
Ifyou are suffering from Bright's Disease,
Diabetes, or any Urinary trouble you should
use this great and only positive cure
G. E. BARTHOLOMEW, Kalkaska, Mich.
les X Su
The morning call., 1892-09-25

400 tons 81 1895: 1900 81 341b 1900. 81 345s;
May-IOO. 81 1917; 200. 81 1854; 200 81 80
BAKLEY-The market was steady yesterday, with
an Improvement in futures. No. ] Feed, S2I2c;
choice bright do Csc: dark Coast, 7O0S0e; Brew
Ing, 90e@sl: No l CheyaIier. 81 1891 20; lower
grades, $4,000 p ell
The morning call., 1892-09-25
The London Police system.

Board-S5000 ~ Bonds. 9ls4; 35 y Water,
10014 10 Pacific Gas Imp. s0s4
The morning call., 1892-09-25

orsc forwarded c. o. D.
The morning call., 1892-09-25

OPPOSITION OF JUPITER-E. B. H., City.
~ Jupiter's northern declination is greater
now than at this time last year. and will in
crease during 1898. (2) Jupiter's path is
now north of the ecliptie. aud will remain
so for several years. 90 Jupiter and Mars
will be apparently thirty-seven minutes Of
arc further apart at the conjunction on
January %, 1898. tan they were on No
vember Is. 1890 a. The present opposition Of
Jupiter is the most favorable for twelve years
past Those oppositions Of Jupiter which
occur in October. as in the present case
October ~, are like the favorable opposi-
tons Of Mars, which always occur in Au-
gust, and for the same reason.
The morning call., 1892-09-25

FEATHER EOAS % 5sRg & 81 and 50 each These are
he o a Is an
quail
and Il ee is
The morning call., 1892-09-25

BAY EsTUARIEs-J. a. a. r., City. In
the proper sense of the term an estuary is a
creek and creek an estuary. But the word
creek is often Improperly used TO mean a
small river, whether it communicates with
the sea or not. Strictly speaking, an estuary
is the mouth of a tidal river, where boil
ing" takes place a. certain stages of the
tide from the meeting OF the waters. The
are eStuaries in the true sense, but it would
hardly do to call C0rte MADEIRA Creek an
estuary,
The morning call., 1892-09-25
Exchange md RulIIon

PORTLAND Or. Sept 24.-Clearances. 1905, 600;
balances, $50, 900.
The morning call., 1892-09-25

WASHINGTON, d. CD. NJ. F., City The
national capital is certainly in the United
States, though not in any particular State.
The District Of Columbia, in which 1t is sit
uated, was formed ont of Washington
County. Nd. and Alexandria County, Va.
and the National Government was removed
to the capital in 1890. The Virginia portion
OF the district was coded back in 1916 Citi-
zens of the District Of Columbia have no
vote for national officers, and 1t is governed
by Congress.
The morning call., 1892-09-25

MERCANTILE LIBRARY LoTTERY-J. c.
S., City, The first urize in the Mercantile
Lottery, awarded October 81, 1870, was
c15O 0G0
The morning call., 1892-09-25

PETER WAS BEATEN-P. c., City. Pc
ter Jackson was beaten by Farnum of Mel
bourne. The dusky master Of tho dukes was
out of condition at the time.
The morning call., 1892-09-25

MEDITERRANEAN CURRENTs-A. D., San
Rafael There Is a constant current Iun-
ming into the Mediterranean Sea through
the Straits Of Gibraltar. Ii there is any out
going current it must be a deep sub-surface
current; but the usual explanation account
Ing for this flow of water into the sea is the
evaporation into the usually clear skies OF
that great area. 1t may be positively as
serted that there is no connection with the
Indian Ocean. The only communication
with the Red Sea is through the Suez canal,
The morning call., 1892-09-25

TIE JAMES BRoTHERs-A Subscriber,
City. Frank James, brother TO Jesse
James, never served time in prison for
crime.
AGES OF PUGnIsTs-G. s.. City. Peter
jackson is 30 years old and Sullivan 81.
The morning call., 1892-09-25

The gopher and squirrel afflicted rancher
OF California should ask M. Pasteur to pro-
vide him with a remedy. The eminent
sayant would be glad to study the subject,
and any remedy be suggests would be an
improvement on the system Of bounty for
tails, especially when they are counted
twice or thrice. In the south of Scotland,
for couple of years, there has been an
awful plague Of field mice. All the rene
dies that Scotch wit could devise have been
Intellectual. The Scotch farmers should
consult either NJ. Pasteur or. DR.. Loffler of
Greifswald. The latter has driven off
pest of yoles in the Thesssly Valley, and he
would doubtless succeed In Scotland. DIR.
Leftier Matched or cultivated a disease
spreading bacillus. Then he inoculated a
few mice with his virus, and set them free
In due time they died and were eaten By
their mourning companions Then the
feasters caught the disease in turn, and the
holes became choked with the dead and the
sick. Bread dipped in the germ broth also
conveyed the disease. Eventually the bat
tleheld was swept clear OF the enemy.
BRUSH
The morning call., 1892-09-25

NOTARIEs PUBLIC-J. \. r.. City, A
nOtary's commission is obtained by applica-
iion to the Governor Of the State. The
number of notaries in San Francisco is
limited TO fifty. There are no special quail
fica,iOns, nor is there any examination to
pass. but the applicant Is presumed to be
familiar with the wording and draughting
OF deeds, afidavits, etc, of which he will
have, TO take the ackno wIedgment.
The morning call., 1892-09-25

REMOVAL OF CoRNs-E. G. Old, City.
Corn salves are worse than useless. Never
cut your eorns or allow any one else to dc
so. By far the simplest and safest way to
remove corns Is to slightly moisten them
and touch them every other day with lunar
eaustic till they turn completely black. The
destroyed cuticle may be painlessly rubbed
off and the operation repeated till the corn
is entirely removed 1t will take a week or
two. bit the nrnress is unite sure
The morning call., 1892-09-25

1HAD STEvESs-R. R., City. The race
between True Blue, Thad Stevens and
Katie Pease came off in 1873. The four
mile-and-repeat race was won by Thad
Sieyens
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-15

The eagle and the owl are birds OF diff
fercnt kind. but. viewed at a distance. they
have points OF outward resemblance. To
tho cool and capable observer. however.
no mistake is possible. He knows wherein
the bird OF freedom differs from the other
bird with the hooting voice and the big head.
In similar fashion the Democrat differs
from the Mugwump. Tho Mugwump is not
o Democrat from principle. from training.
or from choice. He Is always an estray in
the Democratic camp. He has no affection
for the party he attaches himself to. no
wish to promote its success. and no hearth
ness In sustaining its candidates. II unable
to rule it. he would like to see the Democ-
racy overthrown; and without compunc-
ton or regret he engages. on the slightest
occasion. in efforts TO distract and dismem-
Der it,. He is Democrat in name only.
Hence wa may always expect. especially
In Now York to see the AIugwumps en-
gagged In some new effort TO overthrow the
Democracy. During the past ten years.
during which the Democrats have won con-
secutvely every State election. the Mug
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-15
Republican Gains In tho Cities.

No careful observer con have failed to
notice one distinguishing feature IN all
the elections held this spring In various
parts OF the country. both East and west.
That Is that the Republicans appear to have
made decided gains In all the large cities.
This was seen in Chicago. in Providence. IN
Milwaukee. in the Michigan town elections,
and In those Dearer home In New York, par
ticularly in Rochester. Syracuse. Hockport.
Utica. Albany. and Oswego. Again 1t has
Just been seen in Jersey City.
Yet 1t is upon the cities OF the country
that the Democracy absolutely depends for
success In all the doubtful States OF the
North this year. Unless the cities do their
full duty. the triumph OF the Democratic
candidate to BIO nominated In Chicago.
otherwise assured. will be imperilled.
Why should the Republicans in the spring
elections OF 1892 gain generally in the In
dustrial cities OF tho country. unless 1t Is
that In the discussion Of the national ques-
tions incident to this years battle the revo-
lutionary plans OF the free trade extremists
have diverted from the party's support
great body Of voters whose Democracy
Is undoubted?
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-15
An Unpleasant Echo from the Past.

The questions and answers subjoined
form part OF the testimony Of ]. HENRY
WORK on Wednesday. at the trial OF the
JAMEs-WoRK suit. The questions were
asked on the cross-examination Of Mr.
Work by Mr.. JOSEPH H. CHoATE:
"o.-You said that you knew that Gen. GRANT. willis
these transactions going on knew that the nrm
was receiving moneys which they were paying
large profits at the rate of 20 per cent per month"; A.
Yes sir.
"Q-who told youf A.-IIis son FRED GRANT wal
receiving profits at that rate and his son u GRANT
Jr and Understood them to say that the General
interested with them in matters Of this character"
His son FRED GRANT" who was receiv-
ing. as WORK now swears. profits at the
rate Of twenty per cent. month on the
strength OF the mythical Government con-
tracts supposed to have been obtained by
Gen. GRANTS influence. Is now the Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten-
tiary Of the United States to the Govern
ment Of Austria-Hungary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-15
A Defines or Mr.. Godkin.


MT f. l.. Goikin. the editor Of the Nation. has been
purity In pubic places aud lifting his voice aloud and
sparing not in denouncing venalty in public lfe
Yet, amazing as it may seem. two weeks ago when he
warrant for his arrest. Mr., GodHin promptly offered
MN 20 To Ro away This WAS a br!be, pure an" simple
nothing more and nothing less
ANY man" says MIR. GOdkin. who has 30 long posed
as serappointed critic and censor OF moras, would
pay IS get policeman out his house ON Sunday
morning" This cynical disregard OF common honesty
and the law In light wei lead e. vigorous action
by courts and juries In New York. but 1t is fair to re-
member that the nrst instance the arrest itself
fragrant outrage and assault on the rights OF citizen
and the independence OF journalist Mr. Godkin had
Justly criticised member Of Grand Jury which had
VIGOROUSLY failed In tho discharge OF his duty and An
attempt was made to humiats him by Sunday morn
Ing arrest on suit for libel wien bail could not be
obtained
These circumstances constitute a paliatton and ex-
cuse OF Mr. Godkins conduct which deserve cOnsidera
ton. though We never remember him to have given
such considerations the slightest weight IN dealing
with public Ilo has himso in THIS instance fall
en- victim to demorazirg public practice ana Gus
tom which he would have been tho nrs to condemn In
another man. His conduct srl Ing instance o. the
caous public conscience the entire subject of fees
gra'u"s and thiny disguised brides {" phbc onrers
anu We must regret rather than cohien me acon or
when he has been guilty FIR The I. unlike the Ne"
lork Naon or Eseaiay Pot has always felt that In these
matters man must DO Judged by tho Giro umstances
and conditions In which he 10 placed Much must bs
forgiven and not much BE- expected Of man long
sditss Of these two papsxA