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SAM JONES ON BRr AN.
What the Evangelist Thinks of the
Nebraskan.
The Rev. Sam Jones was in
the city this morning: and was
asked by a Journal reporter
what he thought of Mr. Bryan’s
recent lecture in Atlanta. Ha
said:
“I have read the reports be
fore and after the lecture. I
have been more of less in the
lecture business myself for flf
teen years. Mr. Bryan’s lect
ure as reported by the press in
Atlanta would not sell for 10 cts
a dozen in any market in the
world. It reminds me of the
Valley of Dry Bones, without
the hope that they would ever
rattle again. In the flurry and
confussion of a political cam
paign Mr. Bryan is a boy orator,
but his lecture on ‘The Old
Landmarks’ was stillborn, and
he had better bury the kid.
“People who pay 50 cents or
$1.50 at the door want enter
tainment. Mr. Bryan detained
them from all reports, but did
not entertain them. A lecture
to go, as the saying is, must
have pith, p’int and pathos. It
must have common sense, logic,
wit, sarcasm and humor. In
other words, a lecturer ought to
play upon his audience like a
trained musician plays upon a
piano, sweeping the whole key
board.
“Mr. Bryan was a bigger man
a week ago in Atlanta than he
is today. Really when a man
rides a hobby for six months he
cannot ride any sort of a horse
unless it is on rockers. Mr.Bryan
said one thing while in Atlanta.
He said he w as sorry he made
that contract to deliver fifty
lectures. He must get him a
different subject and handle it
in a different way if he wants
to get there on the lecture plat
form. Free silver is one thing
and an entertainment worth a
dollar and a half is another.”—
Atlanta Journal.
GAIN IN SOUTHERN EXPORTS.
It Amonnted to $63,000,000 in the
First Ten Months of 1896 and to
$18,000,000 in Oclober.
Baltimore, Dec. 23.—The
Manufacturers’ Record, in its
weekly review of the business
interests of the South, publish
es detailed statements showing
the value of exports from
Southern ports during the first
ten months of 1896, as compar
ed with the corresponding
period of 1895. These figures
show a gain for the perioid un
der review of $63,000,000, while
the gain for the entire country
was $134,000,000, nearly one
half of the gain having been at
Southern ports. This, increase
in trade from Southern ports,
however, has been growing at
an accelerating rate during the
last few months, airti a com
parison for the last three or
four months would show a still
more marked advance in the
South. This is brought out in
statement of exports for Octo
ber, showing the total value
from Southern ports to have
been $49,250,000, against $31,
497,000 last year, a gain of
$18,000,000, while the increase
in October exports from the en
tire country was $26,000,000.
Thus from Southern ports there
was a gain for the month of
$18,000,000, against a gain from
all other United States ports of
only $8,000,000. Comparing the
value of exports for the ten
months of 1896 and 1895 the
gains at the leading Southern
ports were as follows: Newport
News $3,100,000, Norfolk $2,-
800,000, Wilmington $1,700,000,
Corpus Christi $1,500,000, Gal
veston $13,3000,000, Mobile $1,
700,000, New Orleans $25,000,000
Baltimore $16,000,000, Pensa
cola $1,8000,000
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A London Times Opinion
The ignorance of the English
newspapers concerning Ameri
can poliiics is one of the stock
themes of Amsrican writers of
comic paragraphs and it is'
growing stale, but when the
London Times gravely at
tributes the troubles of the detn-
ocratic party, so called, and its
rejection of Cleve'and, to the
Venezuelan measa e of la-'
year, one is compelled to admit
that there is -till reason to
laugh at the Briton’s ignorance
If Mr Cleveland has at any
time pleased the “regular”
w 'tig of the democracy, the
crowd that supported the pop
ulist candidate in the recent
election, it was when* he
returned from a duck hunt
last winter and fired that Vene
Zivlutt cannon cracker The
f.-w bar.h'-ritics of Mr. i'leve
land at that time »ere his best
friends—including the news
papers like the New York Post
and Harper’s Weekly which in
general have been his steadfast
friends The Morgans and Har
rises and all that parcel of
statesmen werfe delighted with
the Venezuelan message and.
indeed, the American people
were practically united in sup
porting it. As they should have
been.
Europe was knocked silly by
that message and Europe is sick
over it yet —Charleston Post.
We have heard so much of
late years about heredity that
to many the word has become
but another name for fate—
unescapable. A more hopeful
and cheerful view of the mat
ter, however, is taken by Dr J.
J. Morrissey in his learned and
suggestive article on “Heredi
tary Influences and Medical Pro
gress” in the January Arena.
He says: “Of a particular class
of diseases from which our
ancestors suffered, by careful
living and the judicious use of
therapeutics we can eliminate
many of the predisposing causes
which lead up to those diseases
and secure immunity from
them. The fact that hereditary
diseases change their form in
descent from generation to
generation shows that they
arise from a subtle faculty
condition of the constitution
which can be, as was observed
in the beginning of this article,
combated by prophylactic
medicine. Constitutional taints
of disease may be altogether
eradicated by the recognition
of certain elementary rules of
health.” Dr. Morrissey’s paper
is well worth reading..
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12,000,000,000 copies To grasp
the idea of this magnitude we
may state that it would cover
no fewer than 10,450 square
miles of surface; that it is print
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further, that if the number (12,-
000,000,000} represented, instead
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over 333 years for them to elapse.
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of 490, or in round numbers, 500
miles. Calculating that the
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utes reading his paper in the
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of the world altogether annual
ly occupy time equivalent to
100,000 years reading the pa
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