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women of ,h, T'nitrd snt,s ur. t,.
.oupls in intelligence and fin. sr,ar,ors
in yirtue and oo,J mtrntions OF fine
men, and that their influence NJ thr polI.
wuuld rnrifv rl,crinns and ,,;yr ~ B.,
bpttpr cin,, of public otIi,nls II cannot
he insisted thai women do nnt need fin.
rnllo. for sell-urutectlon. wuile Mws
exist in so many States putting them
under disabilities rs TO p,op.rty. inhri.
tcpcp. bu,inpss and even ,h.. ru,,ndv ~,
thrir children" II, called attention 10
INC rapid Growth of the woman suffrage
movement IN England and in ,h. limited
st,trs and sniI Rnt tnp ,dy,r,I.s MT
tins measure should not he left 10 the
hrrculean task of nppIyiny 10 the st,,rs
in detail. The colored man wouid never
have had vote left to thut rroce,s.
Congress should nirly submit tine cues
Iion to the people, as to its custom in
,ucn matters and fin. uropl,. r,n II,
,nfrIv trus,ed to dpcid. il riun,Iv -
SENATOR Dawes S,nutor Wruyh. ond
senator Chr,stiancv uryed en,lv and toir
consideration ot me nrri,s nt Tho ,u..-
,nr tn. l,t,.r r,.r,,yk,n,, th.t H.. o,,,.
nh.,.lv,tinn urnv.d th,, th. t,r,v tnou.-
.rd citizens of Mirhr,,n wb, yn,.d mr
woman sutfrupe yeru umonr the most
intelligent. thoughtful and benevolent
people OF the State.
Mr. Bland, upon presenting the second
Missouri petition in the House, added:
Il will say that there are, | believe,
hundred thousand more on the way"
(Laughter)
The Cong,eSsionaI Record now contains
The names OF prominent men and women
citizens from twenty-five States asking
for national protection for the rights OF
women. But letters from every State
prove that not one-tenlh of the friends
OF woman suffrage hai an oppor.u-
nily 10 sign the petitions. Venerable
men and women eighty five. eiphty-three.
and seventy-six yearsot ave. and young
men and women full of enthusiasm and
wiling to work, have written to the
Chairman of our Resident Congressional
committee that they have gone through
sn,v and sleat ,,d rsi, .t tb. mos, b,-
ol.mont s.osor s.,sor Of IN. y..r nh.
to;nino s,gn,tures in mos, un.xn.ct,d
Quarters but pressed for time (.ince Nil
rio rot;t;or. wsr. N h. s.nt n W.sh-
;ro,n, NV Ionuarv 1m and far fro,o ha
mo discournged and weary their onIv
The Morning herald., 1877-06-14
THE BERRY sH1PxxN1s.

IL ibllowhg Ars ~ stignssesoe earsw~
bssriss over ~ Delaware Rallsoads 0aanr-
The Morning herald., 1877-06-14
A BRIEF AND BAD CAREER.

osas time ego several boys took up thei'
ahods in dry good box on Market street
fAnadelphia, and The fact becoming known
- member OF the star club, that peaes
guardian made decent on the hahlsa,iou
and Removed the lads to the station house
All we're reclaimed BY their parents, except
Daniel Dagan, who told the magistrate be-
fore whom they were arraigned that he
came from Trenton. But Il has hcen since
ascertAlued that Daniel rcsides In Whining
ton, aud that he has just been released from
he New Castle Jail, where he vas coufue,i
for larceny. Daniel showed himself to be
proficient 10 the art Of falsilyiug, when be-
Sore the magistrate, but nov, that his
parn,s desire II, he will spend several years
In the Houss Of Refuge, with = view. OF
beilding up his moral character.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-14
AN ACCOMMODATION.

Since the aew ttns sahls went i1ko eGsel
On Sunday lask o. The r. 4 B. R. R.. ~
Southern express tzaia which lslt tAh eisy
about 6.l6 O'Clock Z. N, has been dtscoa
t,nnsd. Bat h ordsr aos 70 delay passen-
ssgs hon the South ths express train north
wAteA leaves tAh clty q lS.A0 O'Clock. .
bagsags and passenger car fton the Balti-
noss and Fosouae r. R., b attached 70 the
yaia leaving here q 9.SA
The Morning herald., 1877-06-14
Aoa0l ArrtVolA
CLAYTON HoySI,

J. ,. Creswsll, Downinstown, Pa.
]. P. Drnxwalt, "
n. T. Bouth, Phila.
Lewis Miller, Reading.
+, Hickman, Reading.
Norris Hayes, West Chester.
Lawreuee X. Hickman, West Chester.
", B, Bauer. Phila,
Thomas T. Hughes and 5 ladies, Pala.
+. y, Blake, Ne~ York.
Ms. ]. c. p. DeCraf, two children and
nurse, city.
Maurice Ferris, city.
B. Booth, Phiia.
H. +. Col, Altoona.
h Sellus, New York.
D, h. Pratt, New York.
Mrs, G. W. Cunmins, Delaware.
Mise 8. Cummins,
J Parker, St. Louis.
8. :, Lawrence, Savannah, Ca
A, N Beck. Ja.ksouville, Fla.
Charles G. Fleet, New York.
DELAWARE HOUSE.
", 6 Griffl,h. Maryland.
H R. Crawford. Mddls,own.
J, T. Earnest, Maryland.
c. Il. Nicksrson. I"
3 J. HaUxhey and wife, Claynon,, Del
". NJ Mckay, Cumberland. Nd.
J. Cunningham, lhver.
4. Il. Mendenhall. Cspe Nav.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-14
!C5 CREAM AND FRUIT

Kyle the well known and popular dealer
70 ice cream. eNaafeeisonsrv, cskex sras
fruits l. raw ~ his ssSreS:aAae.i sail in the
ssew eNani Street Ns,Sei EccSe- vhere
ae will dssrenS- these f1xarfes cursnS The
no; season. WITH his usual crSxanl.y and
yell scown paitenesx and cncesy ford IA
MGR. he will serve all his customers p. snri-
" and d. hi uisisSs<i 10 ieSsea the oa.csn<
~ llf> by tosnS the ssuAr~ Shsrx 10 an nis
SllSw men, lie vii also ecp2ay rarsss.
ADD O5e ases with Ice crsAN and oraesa can
sr len sssScr ~ ais stall o. a. hsA nesase,
aoesa' As. ssaznss a Sli:h and Orange <ireess
= SNkS eSa
The Morning herald., 1877-06-14
usisary.

Tremendous reduction 10 Dentistry. On.
Ing to our great success Is iBserters oi
beautiful gum euamelled teeth, and In Or
der to supply the many thousands, We will
iusert full se,s At the greatly reduced rate
of : and $40. equal TO any taS set made
elsewhere. Filling, Is cts. to 81. Dr.. J.
W. Ssoughson { Bro., No. llsa Wine street
Philadelphia.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-14

II am going TO ChA1wick's Ice Cream
Garden and Museum, tonight" "Why,
what arc you going there for, Rosy!
There will Be = full orchestra of music
there sgAin: spent = pleasant evening
there, last Saturday. 1t vas crowded with
persons from al parts Of the city. Dom.
fail to b. there
The Morning herald., 1877-06-14
Total thus fsr.

Mr.. Thomson has been elected Superin-
,endens Of the WILMINGTON and Northers
Railroad, IN place Of E. Colling, deceased.
During &. Peters Picnic, oa Taesday,
the Star club beat the Young Flyaways, BY
Z score Of Is 10 9.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-14
DELAWARE MEDICAL SOCIETY,

DOVER, June ls.-The annual meeting OF
the Delaware State Medical Society va.
held here to-day.
DR., J. Black, President Of the scciesy,
caleb the meeting TO order >, Is M.
DR.. B, T. Lewis, Of Harrington, Dr.. Geo,
c. Booth and John " Clifton, Of smyrna,
Dr.. II. 6. N, Kallpek. of Newark, snd Dr.
Read J. Mckay, o! Wilmington, wers
granted licenses 10 practice, and elected
members Of the Society,
Dr.. Bush read paper In relation to ,y-
plus in Whining or, With VA. ordered to
Be printed with ,se riauis<.
The S,eie.y ,Ass 10. K rsees. Unit. "a,
c'clsek.
TIE Society shss came 10 oraer II 4.N
O'Clock.
or nossaa Of D.. Bush, Tie ,Aanks Of The
Ssesesy vesS tsHasrsd &c The Psessae,s. D..
ID, Black, fse lis address
A. tie rqoe<s OF tie members Of The
sSssiy, Dr.. P. n. ksyses, of Philadelphia,
delegate frac The Fenrsy,yln.a Mess 4
Sssisy, nAae fes remarks &C ;Ae psysa-
kxaeh aeisas % hsliaia1a o. ihe eve.
Or, Sash, AeKsy. Maxwell. Ard oshs-s,
discussed tie srsa'nsc; @ spinal diseases,
fractures. Is, BY pla<:ss hAa.4sss.
A raRher al bills we've prsssn,ei All
allowed.
The S,ssesy then pevesaiei 10 the election
es .srs. rae following were elected
William I. Co,lins, Pesssen, Ssshu
Chandler, Ns's ress.eas George Treupx
Maxwell. Secretary John ". SHARP, Treas.
prr.
Cen>ass fas New Castle Couu'y-L. B
Bush, :, Chandler, and ", 5. Hamilton
kea' Ceun;y-E, ". Csaper ard F. J
osess Sussex xCeursy-waliau Z, We,f,
and y. ". Hail.
Medical ExaniDe-s fo. New Cas,le Co.
p1s. GssrshAw. Chamberlain, C.caes,
lovhes AMI n'arxr; Ker, Ceaa,v-D-s. "
CsaYrr, Jrup Fra,, J. Wilson -. z =
SSoemaker, Sussex Ceun'y- DIS Marsh
[, II. Richards, &. ". Naal. nj. Ms
txEd, sra }, A. Hopkins.
Delegates 10 The Auessau N,Gsx s,
essy. fN New Caste Ceu1.y. DIS. Hrs>
RAnsl'oe. Name, Black. And Draper. F.
ksr' Ceur;y. DIS. Sharp, ". Maxwell
Suor, aod Salisbury. For Sussex CoSr.v
DIS, Richards, 4, 6. EllssSsa. Il. Bar,,,
sca II. MASir.
Dr., 'esn J Black ~N appas,ed . sese
sais 10 he fess.ylrAniA SsAse Nesxsl s.
ssesy, ard pe, Isaac Janp 10 tie y. .ers
SAFE N~asAl S1ssesy.
The rsxs annual meeting vas crs<re. I,
- held ii Lsuee, And The Secretary au,hes
,sed 10 rrxcr srszareesasSae for neuAess
Oss> Hall, XasArI. and Barsoe, srrS Ar
sSSsaea . canHssee to arrange for IA
nsesia9, Alnarnaa.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-14
THE TIDES.

The high tides for today win occur at
l.sS 4. m. and 2,24 p. N.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-14
DEATHS

RICHMANN-On the lah inst.. Emily E.,
wife o. William Rich mann, Jr., sgsd &
years. --
a5-Ihe relatives and friends of tho fam II
iy are respectfully invited to attend he
funeral. from the residence Of her husband
No. N Finh street, between Orange and
ratnali, on Friday morning, at 81. O'Clock,
Without further notice. High Mass at St.
Peters Church.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-14

oay1pse B. D. Cab WIN @ - O1sssa to-
0suss. - ~ - 1sanal ClaA sf sAae
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-15
AN unpleasant case Of the Enoch Ar

AN unpleasant case Of the Enoch Ar
den type is distressing fashionable life
at Montreal. "A number Of years ago q
newly married man left his wife and
went to Caliiornia, finally ceased corre-
spending with her and word came that
he was dead. The widow, after a
proper season, married again, and after
a few years this husband died. Notlong
ago rich real-estate agent laid siege to
her heart, was accepted and the two have
since lived in great style on Victoria
Street. But at this inauspicious time the
truant first husband turns up and de-
mands his own. The lady, being at
tached to her last husband, clings to
him, but as she is not legally his wife
they have been forced to separate, and a
divorce from the first husband seems to
be the only thing which can establish
practical justice in the case.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-15

The following letter from Rev. @. W. Mansfield, for
merly pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Hyde
Park and at present settled in Lowell, must convince
every who reads his letter OF the w0nder curauve
f1fer of the blood. -
HYDE PARK, MASS. Feb. IT, 1876.
Mr. II. r. STEVENS
Dear Sir-AbOut ten years ago my health b. failed All
year later was attacked BY phodfever In Its worst
form 1t settled In my back, and took the form OF
large deepseated abscess which was fteen mounts IN
gathering had two surgical operations by the best
suffered great pain at times and was constantly weak
ened by profuse discharge. also lost small pieces OF
bone at different TINS
Matters ran on thus about seven years. till May, 1874
when friend recommended me 10 go 20 your once ana
talk with you Of the virtue of yEGETINE. did So
and by kindness passed through your manufactOfy
noting the ingredients. etc. by which your remedy
produced.
By what saw and heard gained some confidence in
Icommenced taking 1t soon after but felt worse from
its effects still prseyered, and soon felt II was bene
fitting in other respects Yet did not see the results
than year when the difhcuy in TIE back cured ;
and for nine months have enjoyed the best Of health
Ilave In that time gained twenty i've pounds Of neh
being heavier than ever before in my life. and was
never more aide % perform labor than now
Daring the past few weeks had scrofulous swelling
as large as ms fist gather another part Of my body.
Itook yEGEIINE faithfully, and 1t removed II level
with the surfaoS IN month think should have been
dosS after having becne accustomed 70 lis effects
Iet YOUR patrons troubled with sTUua kidney dis
ese Understand that q takes time 70 cure chronic dis
eases and n they viii patiently take yEGETINE, Il
WILL In ny VIZ sSaEST aTssi S osis ia
YOurS ven uniy.
g. W. MANSFIELD.
Pastor q he Nicholas EDiscupal Church
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Safe and Sure.

Mr. II. r. STEVENS:
I In 1872 your vEGETINE was recommended to me,
and yielding to the persuaSiOns Of friend consented
to Try it. At the time suffering from general de-
bilty and prosratiOn superinduced by over
work and irregular habits Its wonderful strengthening
and curative properties seemed to affect my debtated
system from the first dose and under its persistent use
rapidly recovered gaining more than usual health and
good feeling. Since then have not hestated TO- give
VEGETINE my most unqualified Endorsement, as being
safe sure and powerful agent in promoting health and
restoring the wasted system to new Life and energy
VEGETlNE is the only medicine use and as long as
live never expect to find better.
Yours truly, W. II. CLAY,
12O Monterey Street. Allegheny, Pa.
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Banking on q Limited Capital.

A Queer banker has just come to
grief at Philadelphia in the person OF
Charles Henderson, who boosted $780,
900 capital and promised 10 per cent.
interest on deposits. According to one
of the newspapers he didn't know what
a ten-forty bond was. According to his
clerks, who were his chief victims, he
never had as much as $500 in the bank,
making the money-lender's usual dis
play in the windows of the shop with
some $50 in actual money, and the rest
in piles of Confederate scrip, topped with
one greenback to each pile, and the i'm
posing but bulky half-dollar of the dad
dies. From his clerks he demanded
cash payment and security for more,
getting some hundreds of dollars out of
three of them, and ready at all times,
like our old friend Pecksniff, for ''more
pupils" for whom he kept out stand
ing advertisement. These pupils in the
noble art of banking sat around the Of
fee diligently until the newspapers
" blew the gaff," when they departed,
apparently without endeavoring to COM
pei him to disgorge what he had got
from them. The bank'so one discovered
depositor had check refused and sued
out warrant, wherewith constable
sought the banker after hours. On the
plea of ga deposit to make" he obtain
ed access to his man and the bank died
of immediate inanition. Banker Hend-
erson, it turned out before the magis-
trate, had no license. He "hadn't had
time to take any out, he said. He was
too busy, doubtless, taking people in.
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DOMESTIC ECONOMY.

CocoANUT CAKE.-Break 2 eggs in q
coffeecup; fill it full with good sour
cream; l cupful sugar, 2 cupfuls -four,
! teaspoonful soda, 2 of cream-tartar;
stir well; this will make cakes baked
on jelly-tins or any tin; then fix the
icing; cupful prepared cocoanut, 4
cupful sour cream, cupful white SUI
gar; spread each cake with this. 81
MUsoArINE County, Iowa, has pet
rified man of its own, buried in the fami-
ly homestead of Mr.. F. NJ. Heaton. His
name was Bomford, and when his body
was taken up for removal after lying in
the grave four years, it was found to be
petrifed and to weigh 700 pounds.
Potato SoUP.-Take of potatoes
pared and sliced thin quart, 2 quarts
water; boil until done, then add ! egg
we'll beaten and pint of milk or cream :
pepper and salt to taste. If not thick
enough, add little flour thiekening.
If you have no milk or cream, use gen.
erous lump of butter. aa..s
SPIcED BEEF. Take some nice suet,
or three or four slices of pork; fry in
pot until it is light brown, then lay in
a piece of raw, beef-brown it on both
sides; then cover it with water, and let
it stew over moderate fires or 6 hours
according to the size of the beef; add
an onion, 2 bay-leaves, teaspoon
full of mace, teaspoonful of whole
cloves and allspice mixed; pepper, salt
and vinegar to taste; add water as it
boils away, so there may be enough to
make a gravy when the meat is done.
MINCE PEA shin of beef boiled
down till very tender, pound of nice
clean beef-suet, chopped very fine, a
tablespoonful of salt, 6 pounds of
greening apples, peeled, cored and
chopped, pounds of raisins stoned, 8
of currants carefully cleaned, pound
of brown sugar, cup of maple sirup, a
quart of the best cider (boil the cider in
the sirup), pound of citron, shred
ded, and pound of candied lemon-peel.
This mixture makes rich pies, particu-
larry fine in flavor. us
A PASTE FOR FAMILY UsE.-The
Druggists Circular gives the following
receipt for making a paste similar to
that used on postoge-stamps and gum
med labels: Dextrin, 2 ounces; acetic
acid, drains; alcohol, a drains;
water, % ounces. Mix the dextrine,
acetic acid, and water, stirring until
thoroughly mixed; then add alcohol.
For attaching labels to tin, first rubb the
surface with mixture of muriatic acid
and alcohol; then apply the label with
a very thin coating of the paste, and it
will adhere almost as well as on glass.
STEwED CELERY.-Trim and cut to
the same length number of heads of
celery; split them in two lengthwise;
tie them in punches with thread, and
parboil them for 10 minutes in sailed
water; drain them and arrange them in
a saucepan over slices of bacon, with
bundle of sweet herbs, a couple of
onions, pepper and salt to taste, and a
blade of mace; add enough stock just
to cover the contents, and set the
saucepan to simmer gently till the
celery is quite tender. Havingremoved
the string, dispose the celery neatly on
a dish; take some of the stock in which
it has been stewed, remove all fat from
it, add small piece of fresh butter,
pour it over the celery and serve.
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Our Minister'S Wife.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. IT, 1877.
MR.. II. R. STEVENS:
with InfammatOry rheumatism. Our minister's wife
advised me to take vEGEIINE. After taking one bottle
was entirely relieved This year. feeling return Of
THE disease again commenced taking it. and am being
benefited greatly 1t also greatly improves my diges-
stiOn. Respectfully, n
1O11 West Jefferson Street