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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23
susANs NOTIONS ABOUT NEE.

Some Of the advocates OF Womens Rghts will
perhaps be more discounted than chsered by 10
thorough going champion as Mrs. Susan Ever
Oft, n. D., who in recent number Of tho herald
o. Health discourses anent that everlasting book
Of Or. Carke's, making it the occasion for giving
q liberal ''piic OF her mind" to the sex which
she considers decidedly the worser half Of the
human race. Mrs. Dr. Everett loves plain speak
are emphatic il not nice, and she hurls them 90
piously at the shrinking heads Of mankind in
general. With 80 poor an opinion OF the male
sex, the matronly prefix to her name might cause
some surprise, but we may suppose she was wor-
ried into the derogatory step of connecting her
self in marriage with one Of those creatures who
she remarks III this article, 'of all women love
mos. to marry medical women"
In,regard to the relative merits Of men and
women, DR.. Everett firmly sums up thus:
Il feel no alarm for woman. All
my spare anxiedes are mercifully and phil
anthropically bestowed upon man. Women are
superior race. They are the angels that God
has sent into the world to redeem weak foolish
man," (Thus far she appears to think they have
not been very successful in their angelic mis-
sion.)
As to tho suggesting point Of all these lively
opinions, that dreadful notion of DR.. Clarke's
that the constitution Of women units them to
sustain severe study, Mrs. Evsrett's arguments
against it are quite in the style Of those in the
celebrated case Of the cracked kettle, whore the
lawyer maintained, first, that the kettle WAS
cracked when his client borrowed it second,
that it was whole when she returned it thirdly.
that she never had it. Girls, it appears, are ever
30 much stronger than boys anyhow. 2ndly, That,
t|aay ara r 4 :, 4 a1aaxann1i =
Salds End Other masculine perssD dtorA 3dly, II,
instead of white bread, pies, cakes and
coffee they would eat baked apples, bean sour.
oatmeal porridge, &C., they would come out il,
glorious health. "4thly, how can women be
healthy with gartered stockings, whalebones, and
four pounds of skirts strapped to their loins ~
"These reasonings do cut each others throats.'
At any rate thegarters, &C., cannot Justly be
charged to the account Of that fountain of I'M
putty, masculine human nature.
In sober sadness we regret such absurd utter
Ances on the part Of one who claims to stand in
the van Of woman's progress to higher educa-
ton and wider sphere. Mrs Everett's opinion
to the contrary, we believe good many mon
are of great deal Of use in the world.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23
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tAe several u. =. Companaeas v sent And u q
follows: ~ m
This spsiAS ths eo0mAt$ee want On Gain and
called % y. ". Jaeasoa - 5sney City, I'D y
informed the conuaiesee he coad Transfer load
ID cars spvce rtyssscood serssk North Avss,
u WINCH placs TIE oomnnit>ee was told there W.
alp TO land cara The oommaetes theh went
over 70 said plsos, Thirty Second stsseA end II.
~ long, dingrsebas walk down 70 ~ end Q!
the pier found only bulk-head and 70 6oak
b COMMITTEES then went " ths Csotra dspot
and In the o1aoe Of the North River Railroad
70 500 4 they would build hoak and eansfss
Cans Of the LIGHTERS on their road TO thu
New Haven Railroad, and II %, how much
psr car. They named the outrageous sum Of
forty dollars per car, and then u we odd Ten
dollaEu per car for ferriage you have nifty dol
lars par car for going hfSeso milsa Afoaad New
York city. Then again ~ have founA s& this
spraAg that tho railroads b1ewsao Nee Aad
Boston are the same gauge ~ ths Phi1A Will,
Bait railroad AAd the railroad betweem Phila
dslphia and New York ~ inahss vidsr there
foro the p. W. b r. h hAs AAd for several
years wheels with broad trsed, bus none of ths
railroads est OF New York have bad such broad
wheels and therefore nons o. their earn can be
| run to Delaware. Thar has hAnn m immense
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

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And from 7th 10 9th verse iucluaive. Also froal
Jo.hua 1st chapter, lst md NJ vsssss. A touah-
ingly beautiful prayer, co@meoding our eaass y
From o late number Of Swi6Nr's Aosdsk waA
rod Dr.. Hollands mos& s1csliAat article, whieh
sesms 10 smbody in dear, crisp sxpesssioo IL
that W. wished 70 ~ forth.
Othsr Appropriate sslsotinas wsFs rad, end
Temperance Association being evidently the d.
naro OF all The haaia Of m orvnn}1n<icn rfoviou
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23
Personal.

Col. H, W. Sawyer, who has been conduct
ing the Ocean House at Cape May, under lease
for the past seven summers, will remain In vii.
rnington, this season, and give his undivided at-
tention to mis- hotel here-the Clayton House
This conclusion was definitely arrived 1t Q few
days ago, when the Col notified the owner Of the
Ocean House that he would not conduct II this
season. The plan of leasing out the hotel for q
term Of years has been abandoned, and annual
leases substituted, 30 the Col excludes himself
only for this year, which he deems wise course
considering the prospect for dull season at the
aummar rAAOrtA.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23
A Coed wheat Crop.

The Department Of Agricultural has yery fay.
orsbe information Of the condition Of the win.
Ter wheat crop throughout the country. In the
South the crop is luxuriant, and ia the Middle
atstss the promise IL good, especially in Penn
sylVania, where nine-tenths Of the counties make
favorable returns. Three-fourths of the conn
ties Of the Ohio Valley report an average or
favorable condition. Missouri and Kansas make
even better report. In California it is estima-
ted that the crop will be forty millions Of BUSH
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23
COaeesvalle.
Especial TO the Commercially

CoArEsvrLLR April II.
ENLARoNa.-Our shoe factory building is be-
ing enlarged by an addition forty feet long to
tho East end Of the building. ksssrs. Babb,
Cox Co., have reputation for good work and
consequently are mover idle.
LocxED.-Borough matters are 1t stand still
on account Of difference Of opinion between the
Council and Burgess in reference to their
powers and duties. There has never boon ju-
dicial construction placed on the Law governing
Boroughs in our State, and the matter will b
submitted to Judge Butler on Thursday, the SOth
inst, aud in the meantime, all work, except such
- 10 absolutely necessary, will be suspended
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

[FT0m the Lewes Sussex Coy IIght.l
New Castle county's claim for increased repre-
sentation is not unjust, In fact, she ia entitled
to greater number Of Representatives than she
now has in our Legislature. Wilmington, with
40, 900 people, is not entitled, by law, to more
members Of the General Assembly than
Lewes, yet the two communities, in point
OF population, are in comparative sense, about
~ two to forty. Lot us be just and give our sis-
ter county her dues. Such an act would be in
consonance with christianity, justice, AMI fair
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

A despatch from Counbil Bluffs, Iowa. says
that on Sunday night last James Murphy aged
seventy-hve, his son John, aged forty-nve and
a grandson, aged six years, in returning to their
home On Silver Creek, were caught in Q snow
storm and al three persisted.
The Mayors Of Brooklyn and Newark have
received kilograms from the Mayor Of New Or
leans asking aid for the sufferers by tho great
6Ood.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

Advices from Yazoo, Miss, say tho water is 30
high in the YAzoo valley that no planting can be-
river began to fall, and il WAS hoped that il the
fall continued . moderate crop could be secured.
Even on the hills the crops have been retarded
BY the heavy rains, but an average yield Is
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

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tAa9hs ~ - Aavs bssa allowed psrmissicn to
ssean ~ ~ hip AFTER he rsasus Of hin passsn.
gen I'D Ssaa sassesd; Captain Thomas Aolds
tAas ~ 1arups afssr shs was lsfs by hsr captain
md sEsv vas - abandoned vssssl, and that
~ crew whish might sucosed in
gs1alng Asr 10 land would have bsen
sa1f1asd 10 aslvags dues. It waa . volunteer
fasss ffsm ~ 0ssscs which made this attempt
~ ~ 1uRops was too far wrecked TO allow Of
~ lgotsee being successfully carried ont In
esf visw oaqaain Thomas, although he may have
~ sEiat lstesr Of the maritime law ON his hide,
ID MT geAaruusly interpret il spirit Any ship
b m ecean VIII % men aboard of her IL NO
deaht h fast n abandonsd craft, but there il .
psesspehas difference between vessel
foand In such condition in the
pe1A OF paszing ahip-dsssrted thsrs Il no
telling bow long sinos-and anothsr vessel whore
the drcamslances Of the disastsr al passed In
review, ard ths unfortunate commander At
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23
- TEN THE 9TYL1 OF THE WEsTERN

1t II to be hoped that the Farmers and "Gran-
gers" Of the Interior States, who arc now stirred
up about their supposed rights and wrongs, are
mot controlled by such persons Is are writing to
and reported in the newspapers Of that section.
Bono OF the addresses made before the Oranges,
for instance, We find printed in the Chicago pa
pers, and they abound in the most narrow mind
cd and crude demagoguism, joined to the most
lAmentable lack Of information. II their object
were TO stir up strife, and bring on actual war,
they could s9apnAlg be more inhammatory, or less
oonsidersss q ssA sha> common sense. As a
sample OF sud- talk, We mig take some of the
expressions N long letter to yshAcf the Chica-
60 Tribune gives space. Tho writer sets ont to
prove that since the war, 'the policy Of the 0Oe>
srnment" and ''our whole tar system" have
been framed u sectional interest, designed 10
promote the Agrandixcment OF tic Eastern and
Middle States over the Western and
6os1hoRat " the nMsAl asa 49,
Al hing hat this isths ssaS, tilis assute reason
q roossds to inquire whether it was mot the
object, after III, which the Eastern aud Middle
states bad in view when they joined 10 suppress
the Rebellion! add whether il wa not u.a hoSe
Of monopoly A,iii ;;iae discrimination tqIforce It
on the country which reused them Md nerved
them," instead Of ''pstriosism xfich was the mo-
tive in tle West !" ThA-tarifr laws, says this
person, arc the means Of oppression which the
Eastern aud Middle States employ, and their
"repeal or their notification is inevitable y
Qualification" he says, ais fighting word. y
We are drifting very near to war, he explains,
for 'rebellion is the last resort Of peoples"
These quotations are distasteful enough, and
We only make them to give fair idea of the sort
Of expression which is published AZ represents
tive Of the "drangers," but which we trust the
good sense of the prairie farmers wholly repudi-
tates. We do not complain, at all, Of their or
gAnizing to maintain their interests, and defend
themselves from extortionate railway and other
corporations; they may be wise in throwing
overheard great number Of their professional
place-seeiers, and sending new men, fresh
from the ranks, to the Legislature and Con-
gress. Even when their movement appears
to be that Of class, insisting on consideration
for themselves 1t the expense OF ali others, we
can pardon it something. But if they are to any
great degree animated by such ideas and repre-
sented BY suoh exponents NJ the blatant dems-
gosue from whom we quote, they will soon de-
moralise their own organization, and cut them
selves loose from the good sense and patriotism
Of the country generally.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23
Industrial aud ReGOrm lusslsutioms-
The Work House and A010rnn
school.

The lamentable lack in this State Of peniten-
tary, and even Of such jAils - will permit pro-
per methods Of confinement for convicted per.
SONS is scarcely secondary in importance 10 the
want, 30 long experienced, Of an institution in
which could be secured the regular ard system.
attic employment Of our convicts, both a. meaus
of public pecuniary advantage, and - an inau-
ence of reform. The late General Pilsbury,
warden Of the Albany Penitentiary, and one Of
the most competent authorities on prison disci-
pine IL country, ,A.ss--.A e.zss-
~ m,
observatiq that in those prisons where pecu.
MARY profits are neglected. tho moral care and
condition Of the prisoners are Inferior" Accept
ing this rs true, we cannot but be deeply inter
ested in the details stated in the Last "Annual
Report OF the Officers Of the Allegheny County
(Pa) Work-House," copy Of which has been
sent us by friend, with the request that We call
attention to it. This institution is but recently
established the first prisoners having been con-
fined there in August, 1863, but it has now be-
come moro than self-supporting, the labor of the
inmates yielding during 1873. direct revenue
Of s69, 50l.14, while the current expenses we're
but $50, 2O6.A. This result was accomplished
notwithstanding the fact that contrary to the
purpose Of the institution number Of aged, in
firm, and sick, as well az some of unsound mind,
A,ms.uouse or Ins.ns s,,,,,, ~ - ~ .'
,or. hoo.,no =, ,a,.so -, - -
eo-' DooA.Ao 'o.eo' oh"ise Ano csu'e Oh
thing to the labor account.
Hv.,-r ,.,A TT
Oh. .os ,,ou,a,, :. -. o. !,
oi's' 1'' Pe'0o''' VI "noun ''' "ofo nAAio0 Anu
Oh females Those sent to it, it appears, are
generally committed for only short terms. and
during the vear one, ,,srsons ,.ua il, .na ,oo-
-, ,opo '1 "' - A,''
"ehe out, OF Whom 1910 were discharged by the
expiration OF their term of sentence. A large
part of them are of the class known IA .vs.
,r.,,,., ,,,,a,, .e.;...--.. -,
Uranus "no" magistrates haVe' umo out OF
mind, committed for Thirty days" and OF the
whole 206l, no less than 1858 were sent in for
that farm Tho Ish,r ,,,os.l,, o~,ou.. T.. ~. :.
N' '"D'i .'o''y loiioi'neu is tns'
OF making oil barrels, though many are employ
cd IN duties about the institution, such ~ labor
IN the kitchen, bakery, stable, barn, &C., DC.
Inc contract system has never been introduced,
ana 70 TINS iact the superintendent entirely At
tributes the satisfactory financial result He
States moreover that the antagonism At first
manifested oy other coopers to the SYSTEM Of
osrre-makihe IN the work. House has entirely
disappeared ana this, probably from the fact
that we never competed with them by undersen-
hie inc market, ana thereby proved that prison
iAoor heeu not DC necessarily antsgonistic to free
Apor'
we queue one paragraph from the Superin-
aent - report, IN iu'l
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

Henry Ward Beeoher has declined,his congre
tons Aflsr QtA six months vacation, on the
gruuhd SdAt 30 long An absence would be irk-
high prices for pews.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

Willis Drummond, Commissioner of the
General Land Office has resigned and will re-
tire from the office on May J.. The reason as
signed for his resignation IL the inadequacy of
the salary allowed him.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23
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nj mi roscN SxtsFm,nator harsisn in.s~s noVHsr
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

WAnTGol wAmvEoi l.g
PURCHAkERs ron THE FOLLOWING NuH.
HRRY MOCK: ~ -
10 600 Appto ryooo, . to o 70 u.
$4,000 Poo0n vsO D. q 70 2 fO0t,
Including General Variety Of
Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
kNNaN FrHis PiaMss. 20.
Those WAC viaA 70 plant viii And II . tAesv "a
v1otaG. 70 coll and examtee ear stuck, AZ cosf1s-
ma WIZ ne hA'0fe purchAslng e>eWnsro Price
LIS Ard Deeorfpsvs Catalogue fufn shed gratis
~ NuTvertes stu tied At TA00ANrB CROSS
Road On road leading from Ksnnsst SQUARE 70
Un Onviile. I7- - 80 =
Travelling and local Agents wsutsd. VII.
RAHR~FRAW q Pvl.R,
ocfsmy1w W11oWdalo p. O., Ch1soa9 Co., n.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

N, . prominent dry goods mer-
ny City, Pa, committed suicide
II financial troubles,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23
A essA Fsaca OrS7 ssiIl EaP,

0O04 E0AcA CR0H 0SauA E1loetS4s
Our long report Of tho Fruit 0scwsrs meeting
oontaias much Of interest," 10 I'll our people, but
the prospect for fruit may BE- staasd. separately.
In . few words. In New Castls county, but few
buds arc killed In Kent county, The ysllow vaxi-
ties ere badly hurt; In Sussex, ~ far soath -
Bridgeville, the Hale's EARLY is still alive below
that, the crop is substantially killed.
A fair crop may therefore be expected, unless
some further misfortune overtakes It. The
Growers estimate it 1t two millions Of baskets,
which il probably too low figure. ll Nr
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23
VAlvABlE IMFoRMAIIoW.

BOSTON, Dec. %, 1090.
0entlemen-My only object In giving you this tee.
hmonisl 10 10 spread valuable information Hayina
been badly afncted with salt Rheum, and the whole
eruptons, many Of which caused me great pain and
annoyance, and knowing IL to be . blood disease i
among which was any quantity Of Harsspssilie with
out obtaining any benefit, until commenced takipa
the vegetins and before had completed the arsi
bottle, eaw that ! had got the right medicine
Consequently followed on with It until had taken
seven b0ttles, when was pronounced well man
and my akin 10 smooth and entirely free frOm pin.
pies and eruptlons have never enjoyed no good
health before, and attribute It all to the use Of Veg
etine. TO benent those aflicted with Rheumatism,
l VIII make mention also OF the veRetines wonder.
full power Of curing me Of this acute complaint Al
which have suffered % intensely.
G. II. TUCKER, Pas. Agt. Mich. G. R. r,
RCas
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

It 10 suggested that . sexton would BE-
more serviceable than . ssAtAnt" sa beard
the Preach sAeaners.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

The Brsdk,onttr Light, speaking for many citi-
zens Of Sussex, comedies tue Justice Of "increas-
ed representation" for this county in the Legis-
lature. Now is the time for our people to press
their just claim, and now is the time, when with
proper effort. they may get it. And he who, 1t
this point turns traitor to this principle, should
never hereafter enjoy the political confidence Of
New Castle county.
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NO TRoUsE SINCE USING
vEGE1lNE.
CHARLMTOWN. OCtOI

S"~~AA0io"Nt OcvopeIs loiV.
This certines that my daughter has always been
troubled with 'humor, which has caused frequent
swelling on her face and about her eyes. Physicsns
called II the EryspelAs but after having taken two
BOTTLES OF the 'exeune, has not been troubled with
1t aimee. SIMON ALDKICH,
ChAYlestOwn Mana
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IMAM OF your nREape.

sfown Le9hofn Cecks, pure blood, ct prices helOV
me usual 'afeaL The Brown Leshorn breed Of poQL
~ 70 considered tha best for LAYING OF medium siSe
commonly atsAck ofhAs broeds mlxture OF tais
oleed Win the Common aFn.yaFd fowl win % aVay
MMn tne cnoiefA and other diseases For further
psrlcoMfa, oAdrttA W. ATIvNNON.
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

w HIDES, Fat, CAR
aud Sheep Skins and WOOL.
HIGH CASH PRICES WILL BE PAID FOR THE
ABOVE
=. WORRALL b CO.,
So West Front Street.
ocLs[lyW WilnlAgsoa, Del.
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The proposition to establish another nspubli-
newspaper in Rent county certainly does not
originate in legitimate business enterprise or .
sound consideration Of the party's needs. There
arc already in Kent county two very good rspub-
Lean papen-the Smyrna Times and Milford
Ns,os-nsither Of which, though both are closs-
" looked after, are making more than fair liv-
Ing for their publishers. The establishment Of
still another in the county, II successful, must
b SO mainly 1t the expense Of the two already
published there, and h not calculated to pro-
mote Republican harmony or aid Republican sue
cess.