Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-30

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Light damages Kerosene explosions.
-Acool proceeding Making ice by machinery.
Apples of Discord--green apples, very often.
-"Oase" hardened people-printers
The Indian Problem = Interpreting Red
Clouds speeches.
-''Is 'gThe Woman He Married. sequel to
''The Man She Tilted ~
"A lady writes the fashions for men in the
New York 1f'ib,ue-probably because she can't
Right the fashions of women.
MANY of the country hotel proprietors an
nounce that board is much less than last year.
Which may be too true. But how about the
price of boards that less, too?
AN Illinois editor il in decidedly tight place.
He has been mulcted for three-quarters of cent
in libel case, and there is no prospect of him
being able ever to liquidate
In the Sioux country you can buy good moe
cassins for cosh-poppi-zapta, and better article
for urzez-skar-tonka,- which, our readers will
admit, is very reasonable indeed.
We now know why Adam and Eve dressed
so airily before the Fall Summer precedes the
we have it-and no doubt it was-then their cos
tune was well adapted to the state of the ther-
mometer.
-Des Moines county, Iowa has female Sher-
iif. Her name is Mrs Latty, and the opponents
of the Womens Rights movement think she is
out of her Latty-tude.
"A New Jersey paper printed, some time ago,
a local stating that there was French woman
in that county named A. Phraweud, in her 105th
t,..1 l,nII al
Trouble, Ocean county. This item is going the
rounds of the press, and we are not a little sur
prised that the editors cannot see through snch
A. Phraweud without Double Trouble.
"a man in Missouri came across rattle
SNAKE one day recently, which he cut in three
pieces with grubbing hoe, and afterwards was
badly bitten by one of the pieces" Now, unless
the fellow was bitten by the middle piece, this is
not much of snake story. But it reminds us
of another: Some years agone--it might have
been once upon time-six youths went into a
wood to hew beal-poles. One of the boys dis
covered huge snake coiled up on an old stump,
and welding his little hatchet in the air, with
one well directed blow he severed that reptile
into exactly six pieces-no more, no less But
it did not put period to his snakeships exist
ence--not much; for each particular piece of
those six wriggled off that stump, and chased
each particular boy Of that half dozen fully five
miles in different directions! And more-each
boy was 30 badly bitten that he never recovered
sufficient courage to 60 into that wood again.
Fact
A Britsher maintains that the earth is flat
not round. Has the g flat been round to sec !?
A Il f..
g Beneath the Wheels"
in work just issued, called "The Men
who ADVERTISE we read that ,.among those who
have attained the greatest prosperity, are Bon
nor and Packards Monthly. Prosperity like
Bonner's is worth striving for; but that Of
Packard's Monthly-well, we don't "hanker ar
ter such.
An exchange asks, in bold-faced capitals,
g Can the American Author have Fair PlayY
We answer, he can--or any other man, if he has
$1.25. Mrs. Southworth is the author, and
Peterson publisher. We are perfectly willing to
answer these conundrums when We can.
"A Chicago theatre is bringing out play
called 1.-The Shower of Cats" 1t is supposed to
be very feline piece, full of mews-ical inter-
| ludes.
The Oneida Indians have organized brass
band, and arc hired by the Wisconsonites-
to serenade them. Though they are said to ex-
ecute music in first class stylea sort of second
edition of tho Beethoven Jubilee.
In about one hundred papers, up to this
| writing, we have seen this item" A New Jersey
paper is printing moving tale, entitled" &C.,
and this announcement has moved thousands of
10 fro iha
| papers published in jersey just to get the one
containing this . moving tale, you understand.
The pittsburg Leader is now printed on a
| Bullock press, which is the first time we ever
heard of bullock being used for Leader.
The July number of the Herald Of HeaW,
contains, among others, the following articles:-
s.The Two Wives" by Mrs. Z. Oakes Smith
Disinterested Benevolence," by H. W. Beecher;
"Cleanse Your Hands, Ye Sinners" by Rev.
| Charles II. Brigham "Training Of Children,
by Mrs. II. g. Birdsall " Hines," poem, by
Annie G. Ketchum; "Medical Education of
Women" :" Growth and Development" "Cul-
ture,' &c. The Editorial Department treats Of
many important subjects.
| Tile chronological Journal and Iackard's
| Monthly, for July, begins its 5lst Volume, with
marked improvements. 1t contains, besides
Physiognomy, Ethmology, Psychology, etc., por-
traits and characters of Beethoven Sir Samuel w
| Baker and Wife, Gov. Palmer of Illinois, Mark
| Lemon; The Governors of New York; Types OF
the Beyrout Population; Measuring Men; Ply
steal Education; Ravages of Wild Beasts; Sum-
NOR in the Fields; Reform for Women; We
must Rest; Wit, with Moral; Love and Liber.
| ty; Vacations; The Invisible Monsters Pastors
Wives; Gmpses of a Western Editor; The
Electric Post Was st. Paul Bachelor? Success
in Life; Equal pay for Women; Integrity VI
in the Skies; To Correspondents, etc. Only So
year, and is offered at S1.5O for half year, Jul,
to Jan. Address s. r. WELLS, 3S9 Broadway
| New York