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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-23
coaMoN COUNCIL.
PrOeeelngta at he special session Of
Last Evening.

a. .ta. ASuAN 3NouAuEs
Owing 70 the fact that on Tuesday Evening
the Second Branch failed TO procure ,
quorum Of itS members, and the ordinances
granting the Brush Electric LIGHT o.
certain powers and PRIVILEGES passed M
further than the First Branch. the restlt VA,
that another meeting was called ior lasl
evening. The First Branch members failed
70 respond, and ut one time It seemed a
though the Second Branch would not PRO
cure members enough TO do business,
The Branch was called 10 order ut CLOCK
by Mr.. Baker, who nominated Mr. g. PHI
dreth as chairman. The motion OF Mr.
Baker prevailed and the roll being called
the following members responded: Messrs
Armstrong, Baker, Clark, Davis, DunninQ
EsChStruth, GtOgan, HabeFfeld, Huller, Hill
dreth, Kimberly, Smith, WinRerter and
Walter. On motion OF Walter the reading ol
the minutes was dispensed With.
Mi. Walter asked the payment OF bill oil
the Fairbank Scale Company amounting Ia
1855, which was granted. The goods were
purchased In July for cash. Since that time
II has been impossible to procure meeting
OF the Scale Committee aud the company had
been tClegraphing for It's money.
On melton Of Mr. Armstrong, the ordinance
granting the Brush Electric Light Company
the right to conduct business and erect poles
masts, brackets, wires, etc, in the city a!
received from the First Branch, was taken
up and read first, second and third time No
amendments being made. The ordinance
was adopted as passed by the First Branch
A resolution offered by Mr.. Armstrong
ordering telephones placed in the Hook ant
Ladder, Hope and Seventh ward hose houses
and one by Davis ordering an alarm boz
opposite Fishers foundry, were both refer
red 10 the Committee.
Mr.. Hildreth OiEeled the following:
WHEREAS, The appropriation for the i'm,
proVenient Of the water works having been
exhausted, and the contract with McsSrs
Beck & Adams for the laying Of the thirty
inch and eighteen inch water mains, allow,
them weekly payments, upon the superin,
tGndents estimates; therefore, be It
RetOlrci, that the County Clerk be and Il
hereby authorized 10 draw his order upon
the Receiver in favor Of Messrs. Beck &
Adams, contractors, upon the presentation
OF certificate from the Superintendent Of
the water works, certifying that they are en-.
titled TO such sum as named in said
certificates, the same TO be paid out Of any
money in the hands Of the Receiver.
Adopted.
Various resolutions looking to minor re,
pairs on the streets and alleys were taken uu
and referred to the appropriate committee
and boards.
A resolution of Mr. Walters, placing fire
alarm box at the Hope house, was referred,
A resolution Of Mr.. Wingerters, ordering
the Committee on Markets to advertise fol
bids for a new roof for the Centre Market
(any stylel or repairs, as It should think best,
provoked unbounded discussion, but was
finally adopted.
On motion, adjourned,
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GRAND Opening Day.
A. slEDENBAcH & BRo.,
ll04 Main street.


Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the excructating pain OF cutting teeth
II so, go at once and get bottle OF Mrs.
Winslow,s Soothing Syrup. It will relieve
the poor little sufferer mmediately-depend
upon 1t; there is no mistake aboutit There
Is not mother on earth who has ever used
1t, who will not tell you at once that it will
regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother, and relief and health to the child,
operating like magic. 1t is perfectly safe to
use In all cases, and pleasant 10 the taste, and
IS the prescription Of the oldest and best
female physicians and nurses In the United
States. Sold everywhere. % cents a bottle
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EVANSVILLE INp., March 22.-Departed w
A. johnson, Cairo. Weather clear and cold
mercury i0o wind moderating from the
northwest. River 80 feet inches and rising
no business.
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Tuesday morning, the Moundsville Camp
Ground Association met at 10 o'clock on the
grounds a large majority, of the members
question was again called up for discussion
and 1t was decided by vote Of - 10 5 To
have the gates open on Sunday, thus re-.
affirming the former action; the tickets Of
admission on Sunday, must, however, be
purchased during tile week. The issue ia
thus fixed; the Association announces omen
gates on Sunday and the ministers say thew
Will not attend that being the case.
The compensation OF the Superintendent
OF Grounds was fixed at SIS per annum, and
he Is granted the use Of grounds, house, etc.
and the privilege Of keeping a store on the
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In Lowell, Mass, resides Mr.. p. II. Short
proprietor OF the Belmont Hotel, who sui.
tered with rheumatism for seventeen wears
without finding relief from any OF the nu.
merOns remedies employed, until he applied
st. Jacobs Oil: ~ never found any medicine
that produced such remarkable and instanta.
neous effect as itdid, says Mr.. Short.
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Ghe gntelligeneer,
-Oalee, Nos. rs and ~ Fourteenth street,


Seed Potatoes Stolley & Brown.
To the Members Of the Senate and House
Edmund Booking.
For sale-AousehOld Goods.
Wan,ed-Girl.
Wanted-To Purchase.
Clothes Wringers-Ncsbitt & Bro.
Auction Sale-Q ueensware, &c.
Steamer W. n. Chancellor.
Opera House-Dcacon Cnnkett.
Onion. Sets and Clover Seed-Jos. Speidel
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HAVING been troubled with very bad
Cough for about two years and having tried
almost every cough mixture that was ever
made, have found none that has given me-
such great relief as Dr., Bulls Cough Syrup
ana earnestly recommend It to ali afflicted
BENJ. +, DuOdAS, II Park pl.. N V
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;, WAsHNoToN, D. c., March 23.--1 A. ~
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warme
southeast to southwest winds, falling baron
eter and fair weather.
For the Lake Region, slightly warmer, fail
weather y. sOI, westerly TO southerly winds, lowe
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

PrTSGuRG, WHEELING & KENTUCKY R. R Co. !
WHEELING, ". Va, March 8, 1852.
The Annual Meeting OF tho Stockholders of the
Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Kentucky Railroad Com.
pany. will be held nj the principal office Of The
company, in the city Of Wheeling, W. Va, on
THURSDAY. MARCH o, 1852,
At II O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose OF holding an
election Tor Directions 10 serve for the ensuing year
Hild Ihe Transaction Of such other business Us may
be properly brought before the meeting.
$. b. LlGGETT,
MhGL Assistant Secretary.
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You May Ask :?

Give US few Of your prices IN leading styles a
we may be prepared before we call m YOU. As we
noanee our soecal RsrSIl9s' We h@vs enucludri "a
name a few oil our prices below. Look nj the goods
We Otter and u our competitions eau easily compete
Our efforts Will Be continued To Prove Il you that
OURS will be recognized AZ the lGSJing house In
Wheeling, for low prices on ine goods Tor large
S0rtments and never no Misrepresentation.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, March 22.-River rising
with II feet in the canal, Is In the chute;
business dull. Weather cold. Departed:
Gender and tow, for Pomeroy.
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EVERY one has will and mind to think
for himself, yet many will go about hacking
and coughing until friend recommends DE-
Bulls Cough Syrup for that cough.
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WHOLESALE EXCLUSIYELY,


WHOLESALE EXCLUSIVELY,
--Speyer Bros. beg leave to an.
nounce to the trade that they have
located themselves at 1902 Main
street, L. s. Delaplain e. Co.'s old
stand, and merchant and milliners
will dowell to examine their stock
and prices.
SPEYER BROS.
P.S.--Weare the only exclusive
Wholesale millinery house in the
city and State.
ALTHOUGH pottery Is in It's infancy In
the United States, W. II. RINEHART &
BRO. can give you an Idea offs progress
from day to day.
IMP0RTANT-No assessments Of any
kind can ever be made upon the stock Of
the steadman Gulch Mining and Milling
Company. Its stock Is fully paid up and
forever worcestershire.
I. II. b. HAASg,
General Manager and Agent,
Wheeling, W. Va.
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Good X octave rosewood piano, Aearl,
new, used but short time, will be sold at /
great bargain. Call and examine at Lucas
Music Store, l1I2 Main street,
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=, Proposals are solicited for the building Of
Church edltlcc in the vlIlOge OF .Enavile, Ohio
rue plans And specifications for sSl church can be
zen ~ me ho"ee Of the subscriber In .ftnavitie
Inc building committee reserve the right to reject
any or all bids. Proposals received until April list
Address or call on WM LiOSD
mh2Ub >FtnSvJIiS nkto
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NEIenBoREooD NEWS.


AiA4AAA-AA4-A-N
MtA W. B. Battells, who has been Visiting
relatives here, returned to her homo on the
Mts. Gray will soon move her home and
her store TO the Fink building, opposite the
The Council had nomeeting Tuesday night
q i was found impossible 70 get quorum
J, r. MeCourtney Is registered at the Wed.
Dell and E. @. ArbenS at the American
House, Cleveland.
The 2. Y. Lucas had to lay up several
nouns "wednesday afternoon, from Rn aCcl.
dent to her machinery.
Dr. knights family arc preparinR 10 20 10
Quaker City. They will take theIr bousehoid
goods along and remain I'LL Autumn.
The D. IS. W. train got in Tuesday, but II
was nine hours late. The b. & D. Is also hay.
ing trouble with bridge on the creek.
Hugh Giflin has summoned the nelghbor.
hood, together the last Of this week lor a
raising" He Is building large barn.
Miss Nora Golf died at her fathers home
on InlFty;seventh street Tuesday morning at
TWO o'clock. shewasin her nteenth year,
We know OF some who have trees all ready
70 put on the Square whenever tho necessary
plans are completed. II will soon be too late
for such work. - ''''>
James Gill Is said to DO the forthcoming
candidate for Mayor; but 1t Is probable now
that the straight Republican and Democratic
tickets will divide nearly all the vote between
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-23

GRANp Opening Day.
A. slEDESAcH & BRo.,
1l0I Main street
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GRAND Opening Day.
A. stEDESRAcH 4 BRo,,
liDA Main htrehk
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STEUBESvILLE, Ono, March 22.-Riyer 20
feet and falling. Weather cloudy and cold.
PI1TsnuRcu, Pa, March 22.-River IS feet
inch md falling. Weather cloudy aud
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White Goods.

There never were such Varieties Of Styles In White
DTes MRtcTiAAnR this seaSOn, aud We feel confident
cling over 10 styles Of EnSlIS, French and Ameri-
eau Manufactures,
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GENERAL NOTICES,
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Nh. WALTER T1AVILAED. Of TAvilaud & Co.
Paris, Autenil and Limoges, France, will be at ou
store on FRIDAY, the 9th inst. with samples o
call and feast their eyes
". II. RINEHART & BRO,
mhG 1915 Market Street,
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IMPORTANT.


gentleman or lady with the above amount Of
capital can secure half interest IN u Female Bur
!ssque 60; now recognizing. Party has been on
ths road all season. Success guaranteed. Address,
MANAGER
mh2ss 81 james Hotel. Wheeling
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Ar the change OF every season sluggish
mes Of the bloodshould be prevented by takinl
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The following Sh.ws the range Of the Their
amometsr, as obServedat schnepfs drug store
opera House corner yesterday;
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GRAND Opening Day.
A. sIEDExBAcH & BRo.,
ll0l Main street,
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CEALED PROPOSALS.


COMMISSIONERS OF ONO Co., W, Va
WHEELING, March II 1852
sealed proposals. Will be received at this office I'm.
the 9th lnst at u clock noon for furnIshinVbe
several grades OF coal at tho bank for the County In.
Urinary Tor one year commencing on the lSt day Of
April next Also, for furnishing the SeveIhl Grade
81 coal delivered 10 the poor Of The city Of Wheel.
ior furnishing collins, hacks, &c, for the poor q
bids. w 't'N'' U''' VI M
By order Of the Board.
ROBERT n, WOODS.
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GRAND Opening Day.
A. sIEDESnAcH & BRo.,
llO4 Main street.
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Yesterday afternoon Samuel Ferry, Of this
city, aged about sixty years, committed
suicide by cutting his throat with knife,
some years ago, while employed in the Pan
Handle shops, he accidentally received a
blow upon the head, from the effects OF
winch he has at times suffered alienation OF
ne MIND, which at last terminated in sui
Cide' he was highly respected and leaves
untimely death. '''9
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grand Opening Day.
A. SmDRsBAcH & Bro,
1l0i Main street,
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Dress Goods.

II d about all we can do to mention thCni-tO do
tall lhem Il impossible to ray that our
STOCK has not is equal In tho market. We
brought here everything that Il displayed IN the
Eastern Markets, and hope our friends and patrons
Will honor US with ther call Of inspection. Early
buyen will ind great advantage.
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"WlNE OF cARDUl" four Times a dav

makes a happy, household.
For sale by Logan & Co.
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pERvSA win tone your whole system.
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Take "eLAoK.DRAUeAT" and you
will never be bilious.
For sale by Logan & Co.
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I Ss& RN'SF; M7g4 l7An12isG.' saM7nA
10 80 IS 90 % Id al Ii
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F0R RENT-A TWO STORY BRICK
- dwelling house containing four RON, nd
nal. GOOD dry cellar, and about 4 mere u ground
1877 garden, within 2OO Yards Of ihrFHIlfOnI drNiM
I'm Grove. Terms reasonable. AdIltN UftpvT
to-. l.. kIMM0NS, Rim tiTuyp NILS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-23

" you have the least uneasiness in your
stomach PERUNA will Immediately correct the
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OIL Cry. Pa, March 22.-River feet !
inches and rising, Weather cloudy, cold,
blowing and showing
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F0R RENT-THAT VERY DESlRA.
~ BILE Country Residence on The National
Road, lately occupied by VIA. =. Hubbard, BI.
For terms amply TO JOHN REID jas
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
SPECIAL LOW PRICES

Our Stock OF Towels, Towel LINENS. Napkins
Spreads, Lace Curtains, ETC., IL larger than ever
Our prices favorable 10 the buyer
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THOR SALE.
FoR SALE AT AUCTION. =

AZ the Court House, SATURDAY, APRIL /,
yAtO sale before then, ''S' ~ y f''
One lots on 1ABellc street, 30 by 100 feet
Two lots on Jacob street. 10 BY lO0ieet
The woodward Farm, S7arfCS
yeAFS with interest 1870 - O'N ''''N WV
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TOR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE
= house, six rooms, finished attic, hatlpoE
and modern conveniCnccs. Possession given Ala
Or May lht. Apply toJ. O. BRADY, 81! ChtrliR'
street, nh6
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F0R RENT-A TWO STORY BRICK
y dwelling house, No. y Thirteenth street, roa.
IAining seven rooms aud Kitchen: has hot aud ruld
water and gas Enquire OfA,IIlTLE als
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In 1IEGHANs,, PRINTS, Brown and Blcached
MUsLINS, HeOFSuCkeH T1WengS, etc, etc. You
must sec those spetlalles and you will feel at home
At our houie.
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FOR RENT.-THE STORE ROOM
~ and Dwelling, No. las Main street AIFIy %
HENRY X, LIST ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-01
White VS.. Coiored schools.

10 tne Ed1tOf IHE EVENING STAR:
You have lately published several items con
corning the division of the funds of the public
schools between the white and cOlored, and it
has been apparently made to appear that the
colOred portion Of the community has been de-
frauded by the white portion Of about $500 900
putting it in round numbers. propose now to
let little light shine on the subject through a
condensed lens, so as to get into your valuable
columns.
First ask, ''What proportion Of either class
are without school accommodations" and an
swer exactly alike. 81 per cent! Not fraction
of one percent difference
SecOnd-''HOw many children are enrolled as
pupils the schools an average of six years?''
Answer. White, Is, 1873; colOred, 6,573. Now the
proper proportion is 2 to 1, according to pOpu-
laton, therefore 6573X2-13. l46; difference 13,
or the cOl0red have 614 too many
Thrd-The number Of teachers EMPLOYED in
the white schools is 31S In the cOlOred 1877. or a
total of 49, Now One-third Of 4S5 is nearly
l62. so the cOlOred have more than they are
entitled tO
Fourth-The white schools have 2O2 rooms
owned by the city and the cOlOred 112; total
314; One-third is 105 nearly; so the coOred are
again ahead rooms.
Fifth-The total population Of Sabotage Is
43. $50; or white 29.612 colOred 1886: one
third of this total would be $40; excess over
actual cOlored 573; so when they get One-third
they get more than they are entitled to by what
ever 513 represents of the whole number, or
one seventy-sixth Of the whoIe BY the census
of 1880 the white school population is % 348,
colored 10, ZIG; SO the last official count shows
less than One-third. yet they get more than one
third. but like the horse leech they cry ''Give!
Givel,"
Sixth-As to buildings: The white schools
have Fl, the coIOred H. so they have even in
| this much talked Of item their full share and
one-half of one over
Seyenth-When it comes to argue the cues
| ton as to who pays for the whole thing, it can
not be denied that the white people pay nine
tenths OF the whole cost; and thus the third re-
ceived by the cOlored. that they grOwl so much
about. is nearly all gift to the hitherto de-
spised class" as Mr.. Johnson calls his fellow
colored men.
Eishth-The string Of the harp that our col
ored friends like to play on is that Congress ap-
propriates the money This is true and not true
First it is true in that they take charge of all
money paid in by the citizens for taxes and say
how it shall be spent, and pay an equal amount
| that the citizens pay, as representative of the
| taxes for the public property; thus. that
amount is just as much taxes as Tom Jones'
dollars for his dog tax-that is all and nothing
more. The benefcent government does not
come in for cent and, in fact, does not pay its
share. Let US hear no more of the senseless CRY
Congress pays it," It doesn't pay it's dues
even. O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-01
wIxCoNslN IN CONGRESS.
From the New York Times.

From the New York Times.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 21.-By an extraordinsr,
combination OF circumstances Wisconsin IA bv
no means clear as to the political complexion OF
Its nine members OF Congress to be elected
next month. After the state was redistricted Il
seemed reasonably certain that the republicans
would send seven and the democrats two men,
bers. Now IL appears that only three districts
are certainly republican, two positively demo-
cratic, two probably republican; and two prob
ably democratic. The change in the probable
outcome OF the election has been brought about
by q variety Of causes not the least Of which ID
a temperance agitation. Two years ago a reso-
luton to submit the question of liquor pro-
hibitory amendment to the people almost
passed the Legislature, and last year IL was again
pushed with yig0r When the republican con-
ventlon met year ago strong pressure was
Drought TO bear to obtain a resolution favorable
TO the submission of the amendment. No action
was taken, however. and the prohlbitlonists or
vanlzed and put up state ticket. The vote for
tne ticket was very small. but was larger than
the prohlbitionists had hoped for. and they
We're encouraged In the hope that they might
lorce the republican party into an attitude or
else defeat 1t. Not being able to obtain favorable
consideration at the hands Of the district con-
ventions, they have made nominations In some
districts and have united with the democrats In
Others
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-01
THE FUTURE OF WOMEN.
An English View.

The London Spectator says Of the constantly
growing employment Of women in the serious
work of the world: $50 great q change in the
circumstances Of women can hardly fail to work
corresponding change in their relations with
men. They must obviously be content to forego
the Difference, real or assumed, which men have
hitherto paid to them. Any one who has ever
served on mixed committee OF men and women
knowstha the women either completely submit
to the men, or that the men press their opinions
with quite as much eagerness when their op-
pOnents happen to be women as when they are
of their own sex. The conventional politeness
which takes care to leave q woman the victor
In an argument disappears a. soon as the end
OF the discussion Is to decide which of two on
posite views shall be carried out naction By the
side of all this, the old-fashioned and almost in
stnctive process or love-making will occasionally
be going on, and resulting from time to time In
some unexpected Incidents and complications.
Two points remain, which are more obscure and
more important than any others. What will be the
effect OF labor, with its concomitant rivalries, on
the physical constitution Of women, and what
will be its effect on the children born and brought
up By them II the employment Of women is
accepted IN It's full significance, 1t will not be
possible to maintain the laws which now restrict
their labor In their own supposed interest II
men and women are competing for the same
post, 1t will not be endurable that women shall
be handicapped by prohibition to work more
than certain number Of hours day, while the
man ID nee t0wOrk as many hours as he likes.
With the removal of these restrictions, the strain
on wonen's energies will become very much
greater. while the danger Of breakdown will
grow In proportion. It remains to be seen
whether the distinctions Of sex do not include
peculiar nervous qualities, which will make sus-
tanned HvAlry With nan - impossible, In the
long-znn. = y ssone inevitable for the mo-