Evening journal., 1905-06-27
THE STATE PRESS

Some time ago we advocated sew
erage system for Georgetown. in order
TO ward OFF the dangerous diseases that
foul cutters are so apt 20 bring upon
us We called attention to the want
OF cleanliness in some Of the streets
at this season of the year, when ~
phoid and kindred diseases appear,
aid called the attention of our read
efs 10 the necessity OF reform In this
matter il we would avoid ,he threat
ened danger. Since then we have no
ticed scarcely any imp 'oyemen., AMI
our citizens seam oblivious TO what
may occur at any time-the breaking
out of disease that may spread through
The town and battle the efforts Of our
Il physician TO subdue It. The medical
men are those who moro plainly than
anyone else have noted the needs of
tac town i this respect ard who have
urged the people to take sc;iun TO REM
edy the c,il. Their ad.ice IN the
matter should be acted GDn Wi hrst
delay. as putting 10 OF greatly in
creases al. oanger and makes ihc
conduct Of those who should attend
70 ii almost cri'Inal.- Georgetown
Democrat.
We always feel after the commence
ment OF our schools that the summer
is half over and that we are nearing
the days that are the saddest of the
year. The next two or three months
are looked upon as vacation days"
There is space n time when the body
reeds a complete relaxation of labor.
II is easy to keep busy the year round.
hut it requires some effort to CEASE
nbor. Are you treating your body
JUSTIFY why is 1t that so many wear
tho body out. and wonder why they
cannot stand more hard work? W.
cannot be too careful of our health.
The world is full of busy mem Men
who poohoo the idea of the body need
lng a rest. They keep everlastingly
lat A. until nature rebels. The result
lis known. Therefore. let the busy d.an
pile ZIP his wealth. for In q short time
nature will demand halt Life is
short at best aud why should we
shorten it2 The wise man needs No
counsel He takes time to restore
tired and run down system to full
health; is content with the word, and
is, therefore, happy.-Newark Ledger
Commencement at Delaware College
this week gives us the occasion to call
attention to this growing institution.
The faculty Is strong. the Libraries and
laboratories we'll equipped and the at
tendance considerably above the hum
dred mark. Judging from the success
achieved in after life by It's graduates
nearly all of whom come from this
State. they receive a good training 81
odd Delaware. They learn 10 work
while at Newark and keep IL mp after
they have packed up their shaepskins
and left It's walls. The moral tone of
the school is also good and makes for
good citizenship.
We appreciate It's excellences and
ARE proud of the institution, vet we
see one great weakness in its manage
ment, one pronounced Injustice. Della
ware College is largely supporiea by
State funds and should be conducted
for the beneht of the young OF this
State. These benefits and privileges
should be enjoyed by our daughters as
we'll as our sons.--Dover Index.
Only the other day "a stranger in
Seaford remarked ON the splendid ad-
vantages this town offered for the To-
cation of manufacturing industries.
why your broad open river and ex-
.cellent railroad facilities can't be sur
passed by any inland town l ever vis-
ited,' said he" Here's hint for the
Board OF Trade. Exploit our udvan-
tages, and keep on exploiting. The re-
suits will repay all effort.-Seaford
News.