The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-03-09
Men and Women.

The Rev. NJ. Buckley remarked in the New
York Methodist ministers meeting iast week |:
III the mother OF our Lord we're TO preach !
would oppose it.
A bill has been reported in The Connecticut
Legislature allowing women Who are assessed
on property valued at $500 or more to vote in
city. town and school district meetings
Mr.. Moody is authority for the statement,
not elsewhere recorded, that Daniel in the lions
den slep. calmly, with bis head on one OF the
lions for a pillow. Mr.. Moocy forgot to say
whether the holy man had crick in his neck
III The morning.
female architect has just opened an office
in Boston. plan Of house which she ex-
hibits has nineteen bay windows. eorty-seven
closets, no place FOR man to smoke in and an
Enclosed balcony on each side from which 1t is
possible to .ook down INTO the neighbours living
rooms.
Women are obtaining empioymentin England
az ticket sellers at stations. ON the Continent
they are not only seen at railway stations, but
almost invariably IN the box-oitices OF theatres.
The work IS congenisl and light, and calls INTO
play the dexterous and nmble fingers that have
made women 90 useful in our own Treasury
Department
Miss Ida Bruce has been elected essayist OF
the class OF VI at Cornell. The class numbers
seventy five: only fifty-three votes were cast,
however. OF which Miss Bruce received forty
two. This - doing very we'll and we are es-
pecialy glad that Cornell should take this stand
after the disgrscefu. conduct of the students
st Wesleyan omans Journal
With the help OF some other ladies', Mrs.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton educated promising
Young divinity student for the ministry, and
provided him upon his ordination with new
suit OF clothes. Joyfully che assembled her
co-laborers 70 hear his frat sermon, when she
was startled and Disguised to hear him an-
nounce az his text e Let the women keep
silence in the CHURCHES" Mira. Stanton has
abandoned the business OF educating young
men.
II women MUST not vote because they may
enact laws oppressive to the men whom they
outnumber. then men must rot vote, because,
with exclusive power. .hey would be sure TO
oppress The other sex. The statute books show
the results OF giving the political power solely
TO men; and it ia only since the agitation OF
woman suffrage began, that tho laws have been
changed 20 make them more Just to women
Wbera the numbers are 20 nearly equal, uui-
versa Suffrage would not enable one rex TO
Cypress the other. But the liability OF such
oppression Is apparent where one eek usurps
the entire political power --Hoston New Age.
The following - the list OF iurore drawn for
tho March term OF the Circuit Court
Samuel J. Skies, Keller Abram II. Williams
Hamilton George II. Barker, Deertield John
b. Wilcox, Arlington Hubbard Brooks Pine
Grove John Scott, Waveriy; Columbus Engle
Paw Paw: Charles Christie, Lawrence John
Blaisdell. Arlington Wells W Moser. C. Il.
Ocobock, Paw Paw ". =. BRYAN, South
Haven Samuel Ktme. Hartford; {. Cooley.
Bloomipgdale Henry Randolph. Antwerp:
George X. Palmer. Pine Grove NJ. BALDWIN,
Hartford L. p. Rawson, Paw Paw; Gideon
Browniog Decatur B. K. Dewey. Antwerp :
A. Z. Barber Columbia Andrew Whitman,
Arlington George W. Myers, Boomingdale !;
Joshua +. Breed. Amena
The balance or cash III the State Treasury on
Feb. "a was 1897, 1856 Sc. Receipts during the
week ending March Sd were S15.376 50. Pay
ments during the same time were 5i8,s9i 81
Balance in the Treasury March Sd, Ss5s56s 3d.
Decrease Cor the week, ,51s o..