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l Rl N ; last y ·ar \\' · " ·cr · d o m d to list n
to th · un ·cas111 p: <'O nlJ !:tints of th · g- ra nger: and th ·ag-ri cultural papl'rs o f thi s Stat ( nn: m ing· th · ·urri ulum of this Coli ·g· ·. They
told us th at th l' SltpJ o rt of th · oil ·g mu st
mainl y 1> • d ·rin·cl from th e Etr~n crs <tncl that in
>rd r to '( l\11tn and th ·ir p;ttronag· · a mor · ·c m pl ·t. ·ours .
stud y r ·latin .~· tu their prolcs.- ion
mu st I · intr du e d h ·r ·. Th is \\·as rep a t d ,
tim ,
cr tim , until , a t I ·ng-th, th ·y r 'a ll y h ,_
li .,. ·d th at th · f;ttc of tlw 'ol!t'g(' dt"pt"nd<"d
li)>Oil th ' introduction
thi ·, tiJeir id ·;t\ r·ou r:: '.
ow if th ,_. · p<"opl · really \\'i sh ·d to pa ronizt·
ur in stituti on it\\ as Ill> mu1T th an ri g ht that
th ·y : hould I v co nsult· l ;t JH I ;rs l;tr :t ~i prad ic:t l
th ·ir \\'i.- h ·s olnpli · I \rith. ( 111· Fa ul ty, .'l' ·in g thi s , and \rilling to Pllig (·, ),()k ·d f>\ ' ·r th ('
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. · ·icntil1 · Hlrs ~ , nd to k fi· m it allth Agriultural studi es, forming- th ' Ill int a cr . tlt
·las.· ancl adding-to th em man · mo r f th ':am
natur until th 'Y form ·d a · mrs· as rep! ·t with
J\gT i ·ultural .- tudi ·s as th · m st bigot ·d gTan g- ·r
·mtld wish . It mhra ·d all th g-c d ~ ·atur ·s
that th ')' had prop )SCd an I man or whi ·h th ·y
had nut th ug·ht. Th is was d n a ording to
th ·ir :ugg ·s ti n and d ·mand and it was unci '!" stood tha t \rh ·n this \ras d >n ,,. w ·r · t ) r ··civ th ·ir h •arti ·st su pJ >rt.
,r at r !ian was
pia ·· I upo n th ei r \r onl (I r, in most thin g·s th ·
farm ·rs ar · hon ·st and truthful , and th r f r we
full · ·xp ·t · I to s · · th · Fr ·shm an lass fill d
t J O \ ' Tflm,·in g with f;tnn ·r' s so ns and th Ag-ri ultural co urs b · o m · popu lar whi l · · t in its
in fane ·. Bu t I> ·h old th · r .- ult of all th s · mi g hty
pr >mis ·s! C 11<.: f: trm cr ·nt rs his s n in th ·
Fr ·shm an ·l:ts.- an I on bo) tak es th · Agri ·ul tural · urs • and that nl y in pa rt. Thi s is ; L
·mall h ·lp fr m ur rural fri ·nel s
mpar ·d with
t hat whi ·h th y 1•a I us to XI • ·t fr m th ·m,
an I m, k ·s it app ·:11· that th e word f th m st
h n st p opl ·a nn >t al\\'ays 1 · r li d UJ. n. It
m a · I · th at th .r · was no d · ·pti n pra ·ti · ·c\,
but it is hard ly lik ·I ·that t h · Fa u\ y would
mak a n ·ntir · r· han g · in th
urri ulum of our
)II ·g' fqr th · b ·n ·lit f n
Il
,,. hav · I ·n ha: ty and ar wr ng in th th ughts
xp r ss l ab v •, th ·n will w g la ll y mak · a
full r ' tra ti 11 f th m. but if ''" ar right, ant
ar , th 11 w ulcl \\' lik · to
ng- cl< n • t >
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RE\' 1E\\' mak ·: its app ·;uan · · in this
numb r un l ·r ' ntir ·I n ' \V manag ' 111 ·nt,
both in th · lit ·ra.r and bu sin ·:s 1 ·partm · nt~,
ancl ,rhil · ,,. · ar · as y ' t in ·xp ·ri ' 11 d in 11r
\\'ork. still '" · h 1 · and ·xp ' t t
qual if n t
surp:tss its ~ nn r ·x ·II n , ·. W · ha\' · lut on
' IHl in ,·i .,,. and that is th · lurth ·ran · of th
inter ·~ts of I ·la \rar · oil ·g ·and t< this ·nd w •
\\'illirt .t;ly I .,. t · Htr tim · and lal Jr, hop ing in
thi: \\' :\)', in part tor ·p<t)' th · 1 ·I> ,,.<. o\r · tq it.
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DELAWARE COLLEGE REVIEW.
Th :tl th. Tru st . s or th . in stituti on, in su nH·
n· ·: tsur ·. r ·cogniz · th ·ben ·fit \\'hi ch our paper
is '" th . oll eg .' is : h0\\'11 1 y th e r ' 111 \':tl or the
< Tn~: o rship , und er '"hi ch th ·y had pl ~ t< ·d tts ;m el
' ' hi IJ, w!Jil ' it nC\' ·r ' :Ill S ·d US :111)' ,t_:T •:t t int'Oil ,. ·ni 11 ' t', yl't \\'as most haras.- ing to o ur ln·l i11g·s.
( )ur pr >Sp ts of su ·r ·ss f111a11 ·ially : ·vm , . ·ry
.~· oud at pn s nt , lntt so m IH'\\· s ubscrih ·rs \nntld
he ,. ·ry a ce ptal>l c to li S . S o m e or th . Tru st . ·s
:tllcl J\lumni ( f t!J '
o lJ •g 1 \\'!JiJc \\'it!J li S durin .~·
l:tst
mm ·n , ·m ·nt , gaY· as th ei r r ·asCln s li H·
not subs Tihing that th y ;tl\\·ays re · ·i,· ·d the
paper \\'ithout il. Th ·: v \\' · ask t > se nd in th ei r
~: tths Tiption a t o nce ash ·r ·aft ·r " . ·'"ill S ('C th a t
thi s X ' \I S. is not a!'G)rd d th em. rr short litcr:lry
;t rti ·1·s ar o Tasionall y .~· i,· ·n to u: , " .· '"ill ha,· ·
hut littl ' troubl · in gctt in .~· up a g·o cl pap ·r.
R o ld atal <g u · has 1 · ·n s
r .,·is ·d unci r th sup ervisio n
prof ·sso rs, that y u \\'Oul l not r c g ni z 1t 111
I he nc\\·. Th e 'al: dog-u · of '~6 \\·a: fct r fr m
being- pr )p ·rly nrra11g •tl. It \\·as almost an im possil ility t aclh r t it stri ctl y . But our 11 '\\'
P il l' i ~
mpl ct · in .,. ry r es1 · ·t. Th curri ulum has I ' 11 rais' l and is 110\\' as hi g h as th ·
h ·st < IJ g s in . our land. If on · will hut :\ ;1m in · ou r ·atalogu c; u· ·fully th ey G ill s · • ho,\·
co mpl tcly it tr a ts th ' thr
'Ours s: 'lassi cal,
S ·i ·ntifi and A gTi -ultural. \Vith thi s 'atal ogtl
h -for' th m, s urely th · l~ tth •r · of thi s . 'tat ' an
li n I 11
x usc f< r :ending th ir so ns fart h r
from home than here t obtain a first- ·lass du ca ti on in ith ·r f t h ' thr · ' o urs s of stud;
n:un ccl.
ur
11 ·g is in : or · n · c1 f th sup l>ort of th · tllz ns of th . 'tat . Thi · 1 ing th -.
o nl y II ·g in th ' . 'tate, ancl " ·ith su ·h ours s
or stud a: its catalogu . s ho ws, \\''
rc;\S()ll \\'h )' it !-J!J CuJd suf( •r from 110n -SL!Jlj) OJ't.
1\ s l ·la\rar · is s · ·o nd t ) no th r Stat · in th •
l ' ni m ; soh T collcg slhHtl l h ·: , nd to no
() tlH ·r Stat ' 'ollcg- .
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T i: un 1ouht ·dly a g rea t mistak · for st 11 1 nt:
tn n ·g lc ·t :tthlcti · ·x T ·is s. \\ · ha\' · no
l>a:c -b:dl tea m thi s ytar an 1 \\'h a t is \\' o r: , no
l' rosp ·cts of <ttl . Th s · " ·h did tal·' a n in krcs t in I ase-ball han• graclu at ·d an l g· >11 ·. It
nwy hv part! .· due to till' small T 11\llllln f :, lud 'Ill: thi : ~T : u·. 1\' .,. ·rtlwl <·:-.s "·t· ha\·1· <' ll <lll ,!.! h
I l<.ft for a base -l;all t ·am; if th ·y \\'Oiild onl . tak.
an int ' r st in it. \ ·V hav a I> a utiful plot f(H· a
diamond. Jn (;1 t, very thin g- but 111 n, th
most im] rtant. Our bl\\'n tennis n ·ts ar r ttc11i11g 011 th ' t ' urts, from t!J' \\'clllt f att ntion. \ hen the stud ents arc not at". rk m c r
th ·ir lJu Jks. th ·y se ·tn to \\'ant no thing lJ ·ttcr
th a n to sit and talk.
d ('s in us of makin~· th D ·la\\'ar
o il ·gc RE\' JJ ·: \\ ' a finan cial, as \\'<:11 a: a
literary su ·ss. In ord ·r l< du this, \\' ' mu ·t
rc iv ' th · h ·a rty
p ra ti on of ·v ry stud 11t
an l ,. ·ry c n • " ·he is c nc rn c1 in th \\' !far'
of I ·law ~u· · oll ·g ·,. Th
ol l g
RI ·: \ ' 11-:\\' is til ' pr JP rty of th
stud nts, and it
is to ca ' h on 's in li,·i lual int ' r st that it may
rca h th a ' Ill ·of sue ·css . Fa h stud nt o u~· ht
n t nl y to subs ~ rib for th ' I •lm\'ar ' <II ·g ·
RE\' I EW but also to deal with th ·men \\·h a lv rti : in it. Th m n \\'h
ad\' rtis in th
D ·la\\·ar
o ll ge R E\' 1EW ar m st nt rprising· in th ir r sp ti\· lin ·. Jf hu sin ss ancl it i!-J
Lo y ur int r ·st t cl al " ·ith m n \rh o ach·crtisc
an l n t t
W
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an int r st in D ·lawar
oll cg \\' \\'Ottld say, that \rc hav und erta k en an nt rpri s , r rath r to arry >11 an ntcrpri · , \\·hi h all must admit is an ach·nntagc
t th
11 ·g . But\\' ann t publish a pap r
\rith c u t th · ai l. of th fri nel s c f th C 11 g and
\\ 'C ttrg
you to g iv us t hat aiel . None an say
that " . · pul li sh t hi ~ pap ·r for fi nan ial pro fit,
ft r " . haY n \' r mad a nt fr m it an l furLh Tm r it has : m tim ·s 1 ·n n c ssa ry to
h lp it al ong \\'ith ur \\·n 111 0 11 y or s it p rs \\' , through ur 1 \ 'C [i r ntr Alma
1\f a tvr , ·nd av r to 1 r m ) t its'" !far in this
n1ant H.' r, ' "ill ·c 11 no t gi,· · us a little- h lp in ur
un ckrtakin .l!.·?
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all the att nti o n of ur r ·a l r t th
·x ·II ·nt littl · · nn ·t in thi · i ·su
paper ntitl cl ' J. \' " ·ill f1ncl out th v>ay. '
It was fc un cl in , n an · i n t 1 k r u IT t d fr m
its clu ·ty g ra\· in th · bottom f ur librar . It
\\'a: in · ·rt cd as :1 lit Tar ·urio: ity n a
unt ot
its gn·a t agv an d its s impli ' it): a t1d I \ tuty .
DELAWA
, COLLEGE REVIEW .
hut \\' \rill
ut th ~ nin ·t ·nth
to satisfy us
its ma.~· nitud and I ·. tnt tion o f
ODE 1. BOOK 1. H ORACE.
life a nd morr! Jrina/>!t•. Tn this arti 1 \\' d ·s ig n
t
ntrast th r ·suits o th rlt arl, 'WO!IIIdt d and
Maecenas, th u of noble blood aml heart
/IllS -/1~~· and 1' ' \ ' •aJ th ' f:t t that th r : uJts of in My pleasant guard and hon or ever art.
1 t ·mp Tan ' l' arc manifold mor • d ·stru ' tiv. to lifl'
Some, nlid >lytnpi c clu ~ t, clcli~ht to lliCd
1 and
prop ·rty than th \r ars that c ·aswnally
\ ith chari t, and join with ~ kilful feat
hr •ak in fury up H1 rtain s · Lions f th ·land,
The enlivenin~ m c, nnd try to gain
and !.ring· su ' h appalling· di sasl r up n so man\·
The palm, which ra ises hum . n lord s 1 r f.tn
T o th e gre1. t a nd m ,.t mi rhty god:; ab ve,
Lunili ·s. \ ar ' m s sud I ·nl ·. I nt mp ·ran : ·
\ h m we a ll shoull hon r, adorn anti I ve.
is gradual an I conlimtou ·, d >ing its n · f~triou s
This nm!Jitiou,; ne very much delights
\\' rk 11( t nl y in o n · s ·tio n of th · , untr\',
1f th fi Ide un certai n cr wd of Knight:
d >s tr >' ing- or burnin g· one· ,·t/y, bttl it is found :.dl
1 >o vic t he.1p on him honors of Sta t
ow ·r th land , in f'i't'I J' ri~J ' tmn1 an l ham kt,
S me if with ample barn s it be their fate
To own whatever from the Afri c lield
:cld >Ill is s ' n a r ss roa I, hil l: id
H' \'ailvy
Thnt rich : tore·house, to 111an is made to yi ld.
fr · from its \\'( rk >f d '\·aslati n an l d ·a tli,
This one t pl ow hi s nativ e :oil delight
1 ,. rty and rim . 1nt '111) ·ran is unli l· · \r:tr
'or changing if all Attnlus' wealth in vites
in th f~ t cl that it do ·s 11 >l om 07/ CC in a !if ·That he, a timid sail r, his 'yprian ship
tim ·, a n llasts o n! · tw n, f(ntr or s ,. ·n y ars. 1L
I n Myrtonns treac herous waves, should clip.
Th e frightened mercham, with S uthw e~t wind
is h r · llOl\\·ithstanding· th · law ) 3 5 day:; in
\ nrning th e Ica rea n waves cloth find
l'Vt'I J' yrar of our na tural li(i ·tim · its in Au ·n 't· i:
The rural labors pleasing t hi -; mind;
111 r g ·n ·rall y f ·lt by th ' inhabitants or thl ~
]Jut so n t slwJ.:in g ships he is in lin ed
arth. It is impossihl ·to • xag·.~·c rat th · t·,·il s
t nwilling to remain in icll cn ss
\ \ ith th e sting of p \ erty': stern care ··,
of int ·mp ·ran c · -its l>lig·htin g, \\'ith ·rin g, d ·ad Some drink th e choicest prod uct of th e vine,
] · elf ·c ts ar · f ·It all 0\Tr th c land. It not onh'
;\ ml oft t hours f case inclin e.
;d'(i ·c ts (J/1{! -lass ( r th ' population, Jut all ·lass
mal ' and f ·mal ·, whit ' and black.
l\ow str tching ul beneath th e gr en litniJccl Ire ,
C lr a t the : mo th head o f the stre am to I• .
Th e "' i,·il \ Var a: ·nd cd in 1SCl5 m.ts O IH ' cl
;\ml many t , th ca mp nne! btwlc soun ds
g·iganti · magnitud ·. \ ·ll do '" ' r ·memlH·r
1nvit es to sce nes where cruel:y abound.;.
h \\' ·ag ' rl · " . ·\\'at ·h ·d forth ' ma il that 1 roug l1L
Th e hunter spend s his nights beneath the ~ ky
US th ' tidin g·s of Yi<'lory a nd d ·a th- ho\\' ·ar ·F rgctfu l f wile, and ri skin g ' n to die,
f'uiJy th · \rif · and l~ tlh e r a nd chilclr ·n ex: unined
\\ hcther his fnithful t1 gs espy so me hin d.;
< )r hrok n net by l::tr:-;ian boar he lind ;-;.
th :' lists of J-ill •cJ \\"OliiHJed :tllcllll issing lo ki1CJ\\'
Scholar-w m lnuJels elevate my nam
if th ' tl:tll1 ' of an y >f th ·ir ·d ea r 0 11 'S \\' <.'t"l:
\Vhil choir: of • ' ymphs a nd Satyrs ~pread my f:un e ;
a mo ng th ·m- h >\r th · heart a chl'd ·v •n durin:.!·
lf n ith r Eut 'rpc restrains her Out
the p Ttt sa l. 1 ut ,,·]w can t II lH>\\' mu 11 nwr · it
1\or l'olyhymni a to tun c her Ju t .
pa ngT I th e· h a rt \\·h ·n tht')' sa\\' th · nam<' (J(
And if with the lyri !Ja rd s y lll rank me
I will raise my prnucl head Cl • "tars In th<:c.
husband , so n o r broth 'l'. 1I 0\\' \\" ' \\'ish ·d and
\\ 11. !. 1.\ ~ 1 I >l I I.\ :'liE!., 'So.
pray ·d that th · c ru ·I \\·a r \\ :ts O \ ' T. 1ts \\'ork
I'hiladdphia, Oduba t, t SS6 .
of d '\':tSLati m \\' aS gr ·at and yvt it : LJpp 'cl :1t
o,
Ji,· :s an111tall y \\'hil · int •mp ·ra n ·· is
WAR AN D IN T EMPERANCE.
s<·nding al111o. t, or, p ·rhaps alL )g ·Lh ·r, th a t
am o unt into ·lcrnity thrCJug h Lh · >n · ·aus ·- a
tln111/.:arl'sgrat:•r- say nothing of th man y \\·ho
ll\' J. " '· I.
dir<.' ·tly r indir ·ctly I():-.· th ·ir li,· ·s thro ug h th ·
inAu ·11 • of nun and J Hl \ ' ·rty crime and a ·c id ·nt.
Th ' \round ·d of tlH' \rar \rho aft ·n,·ards clivcl
amount· I to about ..J ,
or +S.
m ·n \rh()
di ·d \rith hono r a nd <' loth ·d \\'ith patriotis m;
whil ' th ose \rh o di ed li·um \\'(Jttnd s r 'l ·i\' ·d at a
ho rs ·-ra · · or d a n '·, o r bar-room 11.t4· ht , li C'cl in
sham and di sg ra c · oulmtmb ·ring th<' hon orab ly wo und ·d solcli ·r. Th · wa r had its line · () I
batt! · an I its artillery up >n on~t · a r .,r l>attl ·ll<·l cl:,
on· h ·r ', and o nt· t h ·r ·. I nt ·mp ·ran · · and
rum ha\· · th · lin · o f l>attls d ott ·d all m · ·r th
Jane l.
''\\' York ci ty and J>hil ad ·l phia a/filii'
will furnish a co nti nttou s lin ' of sa loon artillcn·
e _ mil ·s I )11 :~'-_'0 ll ma · : usp ·ct th · ,. ·ra it y 1;r
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BAUSPIANOS
T 'VAON:ER •1, o. ? ... G
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LOVE WILL FIND OUT THE WAY.
---··-- -TRIBUTE OF RE "PECT.
Y ou may ·st · ·m him
A ·hild for his mi .L: ht :
)r you may d • m him
A
,,·ani for his flight:
Hut if sh , wh m lm· · doth h n ur ,
n ·al · l fr m th · <Ia ,
B
. · ·t a th( usand g-uard s upon h ·r,
I .ov \rill find ut th ' \\'a .
Som ' think to los· him
1 y ha \'ing· him mlin ·<1;
And some do supp os · him,
P< r thing, t b ' blind ;
J1ut if n ·' ' r so ·I >S • y • wall him ,
I th · h 'St that you may
Blind Jm· , if .·o y >u all him,
v ill fin 1 out hi .· 'm1 y.
]. E. J. \ lli. ' TT.ER .
\V. II. S~IITII
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TRI UTE OF RESPECT.
THE YOUN
MA
IN POLITICS.
· ung· man has in th · past [i ' w ·ars as d hi s politi cal ri g hts \\'ith a 1 rsist n ' ·which
ha: t ·n nnt ' h omm ·nt ·cl up n, an 1 th · p · 1 l · ar 1 g inning· to s · · that h · is n : mall ttc Th
s rt
\ ' l EW.
- " \Vhat is it you like al out that crirl ?"
ask 'd one y un -r man of anoth r.
" 1\IIy arm," was the bri ef r ply.
tor in tlw politi ·al world and that h · has p •cu liar a lvantag- ·s and po\\' ·rs whi ·h th ol I ·r po1i ti ·ian do : not po:s ·ss.
If • is y ung and has ·c mmitl ·d no foil · or
misd · d. Th · l ·mplali m: >f a politi ·al Iif·
ha v tH l f:uniliariz ·d him \\'ith orrupti< n, and
his lack of <'XJ> ·ri ·nc · is m or ~ than 1 alan · ·d 1> '
his faith in th · lwn orahl · m ·thod s and th · honCJral>k purpos ·s c!i' 111 ·n. Th physi al str ·n;...:th
BAUS PIANOS
o~ LY AT "\VAGXER , No. • 726
!lARKWl'
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DEliA WARE~
l)ELAWARE COLLEGE Y.~ E VfE\V.
HOW BIRDS SOAR.
win g, as it is w ll knm n, i. ompos d of
lon g ~ nth rs fas tened to th e skm or hon e in th
win g and at lib rt y h hin 1 say a writer in th
Pittsburg di spat h. As th bird strik s, the air
annat ec:: ap throu gh the win g, nor in front, as
it mee ts th er with the firm resistan e of th I> ne,
so the only pi a it has i at the ba k of th "ing,
turning the feathers up a littl e th ere and giving a
I rwa rd impul. e to th Lady v ry mu h as th e
wind does whi ·h i. bl win g in a quartering dir ction upon a kit . The kit must be held in position Ly th ·trin g. Then the wings b in g moved
at th e 1 rop r ang le, th e bird is ab le to ascend,
des nd or mov ~ rwa rd.
The phenomenon of soarin g is done hy the
sam me hanism. That is by a deli cate holding
of th e "in g at th e pre ise ang le ne essary to kee p
th e body mo vin g.
It is impossibl for a bird to r main stati onary
in a perfe ·t still air without some moti on of th e
win gs. Th e observa tion is fr <1uent mad e, e ·p cially of sea birds, th y an sta nd . till, suspe t~dcd in the air durin g th
stiffest kind of a
wind.
Thi:s o ·asians surpri se, wher ·a th e
fac t is that the st rong r the wind, the b tter the
bi rd an soar, as it th en has no m tion whatev r to make, but simply to trim its win g: to the
mom ntum thus a qu ir d is im peded by th rra le .
eani Lird .an r ga in v lo tty Ly so altering
th angle that th y n s in th e air, and th en sail
r::q idl y down towar 1 th e sea. This motion is
grace it elf, and x ites the envy and aclmirati m
f all b hold ers. l)rof. \Vibon says of it :
" Tr:1 nquil its spirit seeme I, :1nd floated slow;
Ev e n in it: very 1110ti on there ' as rest. '
__
____,..··~ --
- Th e fr ed m of one man nds exa tly wh ere
th ri rhts f anoth r man begin.
- A young lad y from th e rural di stri cts entered
a sh p th other day and as k cl for a pair of sto kin gs . Th e ·lerk polit ely asked her what numl er
she wore. " \ hy, two, of oa rse ! Do y 11 sup pose I am a ·entipede , or have got a wootlen
leg ?"
- The ·unli ght fall · upon a clod, an 1 the lo I
drinks it in, is itse lf warmed by it, but li t:s as
bla k as ev r, and sends out no li ght. But the
sun t u ·hes a di amond and the diamond almost
hill it. elf as it s nds out in radiance o n eve ry
. ide the li ght that has fall n on It.
o God h Ips
on e man b ar hi pai n, a nd ..nobody !Jut that one
man i a whit the ri l1 er.
~ o d om
to anoth r
s uf~ r r- rev rent un lfi sh, humbl - and th
lame len ] and th e dumb p ak, and th wret h d
are m~ rt ed all around by th radiat d omfort
of that happy s ul. - Pitillip Brook , D. D.
DELAWARE COLLEGE REVIEW.
rator.
do
not g to Miss
9
that tht lil>rary was for
I ut wh ·n ott go aftvr
ut r is JH t all w •d to h ·
av n-
d
: ubstan ·
It" as v ry amu sing t s • · H ·is 1 tty ing- t
11 t amm nia \' r wat ·r.
It was funn t s
Boyd lo Jking in an I~ n glish \' al ul:try for C rman word s.
Hi ki , th d11 le >f '87 has a ' pt d a p siti n in th 1 st- ffi c • in \ V ilmington.
Th Fr sh i • fn m . 'tanton, wh n a:k d if h
was an Iris hman , ·:tid '' Faith a nd t hat's whnt
I am.
n f th · : tud ' l1ts dislik ·s , lmp osi ti ons sn
Ask th Fr ·shi s h o " · th y lik ri lin ~ in mu ·h that that h • \\·ou ld \r ail · t ·n mil •s to ge t
ut f it. Last rid ay h · wal k · I to. ' t. (; ·org- s
blank ·t: . W ~ hav an id ·a that it mak s th ·m
to g 't out f readin g hi s ·omp <s iti o n .
lizzy.
T. B. II ' is I bla k d hi s sho ·s n this y ar.
Ja k , aft r a 1 mg p ·ri ocl >f id I ·n ·s: Jas ti ng·
That was \r o ncl rful , for h ~ did not IJ!a k th 111 al out 17 y ·a rs has d · ·i I ·d to turn m · ·r a Ill ' \\'
nt all Ia t y ar.
1~af and to stud ha rd hcrea ft ·r. J n thv purat th Fr s hi ·'s, fo r if you suit r this laudabl " I ·si.~· n h . has : p ·nt :tlll'Xtra
app •a r b .for ~ th · Facult '. 1 ri nd in th · lab >rat r '. Will wcmd ·r: Ill'\ ' ·r
lass in Log-i
b ·aus it was
111.
In th t
rat ry th
th r cla
Ja
k
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BAUSPIANOS
ONLY .AT WAGNER' , No. '126
MARKET STREET,
WILMJ.N .'l'O::,
llF.L W BE.
ro
DELAWAR!!, COLLEGE REVIEW.
tri ·ks on th<" Fr ·s hi e:. \ <' may with cnn lid tH' •
•cl so m :thing gT~ UHI , in t!J v \\':t)' of' ()ra tiun s
in th ' futur ·.
( ':\ j>
'H<J .
•. K.
tio n as report ·r
'So.
as a
rn nld.
() 11
I fas a
'j)l
·d a p osi-
tlw Philad ·lphia Ji'm!'s.
' h:1rlvs Bla k E,·;ul s. I I as r '.~· i s t ·r d
' tlt und T S ·nat r ;ray.
]a,,. stud
lax\\' ·II 1 rris n. I Ia: n lass f Laf:ty 'lt · oil g .
R ·\'. Alfr·d H. 1 ashicll, Jr. Is now
or Pr ·sl>yl Tian ·burc h :tl . Bri ·k s burg,
Th olll :LS
t ·r cl th Juni or
R v. 1 njamin I !als tead. Cradual<•d
J gi al S •minary of
' irg ini:t in I ~-j. T.
No\\' rcs icl ·sat L ·xington Ji ss.
'-++·
"oil g
y ars.
H on. Jamc: R. L Oand. \ is it ·d th
in S<..:pt ·mb r for th • lirst tinw in f(,rt y
nt reel th . 'oph -
left
() 1-
g
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DELAWARE CO L LEGE RE V IEW.
t T
· ·ars is the ·au~ ·of th · shak ·. It is \r ell -knmrn
that this oiJ and g-a.· i s~, ll 'S rrolll t h ' ·a rth at :1 11
·nonn ous pr ·ssurl', 1 rm·in.l!· that th ·y ar' pr •sscl 011 by th ·arth ' .· crus t \\'hi ·h is partly S\1]> porled th ·r ·by. N1Jw, :ut h a \'ast qu:mtit · has
b ·n lat I · dr;l\rn from th · earth that its '1'\I St,
11
I< ng ·r supp ort ·d h , th ' g-as and ui l, h:ts
dropp ·cl or sd tl t·d from g- ravit · thu s ·: ut sin g·
th ' ' harl ·ston cart hqu ak ·.
Ah! Th · StJII/ncTJ) Op/nalor gn· ·ts us as usu:tl
with its pi ·as:tnt fac ·. \ <' s ·mpathizc \rith )'ll \lr
·11< rls to climb to th e hi g h<"st round in cu ll<'g<·
j urnali sm. Bri g·ht ·tt liP yoll r <·x -colullln :t littl <·,
broth ·r.
lt ·nti(Jn lo dt'lails is th ·on! · \\':t\' to
r ·a ·h p ·rG· ·ti on.
·
Our Bu sin ·ss Man <tg" ·r h<ts r · ]ttl..'stvd \I S ttl :tsl·
th \ Pa cijit Plwro the tWill(' of th t' :tt ttlwr or th :t l
po ·m ? ) on '' Su hs Ti plion.' ' It ~ ·l..'tns t• 1 Ita n·
r ·a ·h ·d a r sponsi,· ·chord in his ht·art, and, lik< ·
th · C •rmans 1 a ni ·I \\ ·bst 'I' tl'll s us of. h · \\'0 \11 I
lik · t< S \\' ·a r ·L<: rnal fri ·n !ship \\'ilh hin1.
Th ollrge Mr•sst~~rl', thollg·h co ntainin g- s .,. ·r:tl
''" ·11 -\\'ritlcn arli I ·s, \\' Ott l<l h:l\· · hcl..'ll 111\l('h
I> ·ll Thad th · ·l ipping, "
Bl:tsphetnvr's F :ttv"
b · ·n omitl · I. ] C'oplv do nol look f(ll· chroni ·1'S of mira cl ·s and rim ·s in collvg<· pap ·rs a nd
\\·hen su ·h horr iiJI ·no ns ·ns ·as th · s ·lvctiotl n· G•rr ·d to, app ·ars in a rvputahl · pap ·r s ·n ~ il>lv
p ·rsons ar · s hock ·d and d isg·u: l ·d.
Sonw had boy mu st h:l\· · placed a IH' nt pin
in th · R <wL/Jitr's vasy chair, judg-illg f'n>t ll its ('d itc r's uttvran c ·sin its S ·p l('tnl> ·r t·xch:utg·<· c() lumn. VV · r · ·omtn ·ncl tit · t·x ·hang· · ·d itc 11· < f
th · R.tnnb!a to r •<td tht' :trli cl<: <Jn sp it· - ·di titt .~·
of .··hang· ·sat th · IJ ·g·in11iug· or thi s col lltnn.
ltlH>llgh th . pr ·s 'Ill ·di tor or thi s cit-part Ill 'Ill
BAUSPIANOS
0 :8LY AT WA .NER' , No. i-6
MAUKET S'l1REET,
WIL N l'J.'O::,
Dl:L W RE.
l2
JJELAWARE COLLEGE REVIEW.
Th e Fr sht 1an at D t s , !lege have pl ed g d
thcmsel es nut to molest any f th ei r fellow stu dents in any way what v r. Th upp r class men
in th e Freshman hav al o agre u to ad pt th . am pla n.
At Prin et nth re a re 19r
cia s.
There are 250 stud ents a t Exeter this year; and
And ver has abo ut oo.
Th 'alifornia tate ni vc rsit y pay th e ir President a sa lary of $8,ooo.
f all the stu dents in th e different · ll e(fes in
thi:-; ountry 1 oo are worn n.
Amherst has re ivcd almost nou gh fund s to
es tauli sh a uiol g i al laboratory.
)ut f the 365 1miversiti es and alleges in th e
1J nite l 'tates only 175 puulish papers.
'olumbia' s lass of ' 86 pr s nt d to th e coil ge,
as am moria!, '$ L,ooo worth of books.
Th ere wer over one th ousa nd appli ations for
admission to th e allege f th e City of New York.
The ' hi ago
niversity has been ·los d, an.d
it is rl'port ed that it will be used for a Catholic
s ·hoo l.
Tw h11r:d r d and thirty-four appli a nts appli
for ad missio n to th e Freshman class at Prin t 11
this year.
1 larvard, orn 11, Prin eton and Yal are th
Jl g s in the U nited tat whi h iss ue
only
daily pap r .
There arc 51 7 stud ent; attending th e ollege
at 'a lt~ rnia , and 319 of this number intend to
pra ·ti law .
The Freshman las at orn II niv rstty, this
year, is. aid .to b~ th . la~ge t ·Ia s that eve r cnterc I an Amen an mstttut1 n.
Th five hundredth anniv rsary of the niver sit y f ll eid lb rg in .re rmany, was el urat d
on Friday, Aug. 6th, I8 c G.
The m mhcrs of the two 1 wer las e at liavr~ rd oll ge ar
om1 li e I to spend ne h ur of
·a h we k in th g) mnas ium .
Amh rst' •reshman lass this yea r onl y numb rs ighty student . Thi i the sm:.li l t Freshman ·las [! r sev ral year l ast .
Prof. 'I'orrey, f Iowa tat
'o il g , i
.
to ffer a shavin g- mu g to th e b st lady t nn1s
pia) er in that s hool. \ ha t will
In the al athleti m tin g, la t pring, . . x ,
' R7, t 1-} r w t h ham m r 9 4 [! t, 3 1- 2 in . h es,
l ating the b t re ord, mad e by 'hamb rlatn of
l Iarvard, by 4 feet 3 in he .
El tri ity ha h en u-; din lighting th o iety
h::dls and the 'o ns rvato ry roo1ns of ll eid !berg
\
'onservatory of Mnsi
Coli ge, Tiffin, 0.
has be n es tablish d and ther impr vements
mad .
At Iowa allege th cla si al a nd I hil a phi al
cou rses ar open to the y ung ladies, and at present th r ar 26 of th s · in th e in st ituti n wh o
have tak n either of th ·e ours s. Th re ar
elev 11 of th ese in th e Fr shman ·Ia. s.
The importan e of a th orough kn ow! dg of
Politi alE anomy is being re gni ze I l>y a ll th e
large r co li ge . An additional ours of instru ction, c nsistin g of le tur sons cia lism, has been
institnt d at Harvard, whi ·h a I read v had in ·tru etor on Fr e Tracl and Pr t tive Tariff.
The hi gh st lit rary h n rs onfcrred by Yale
oll ge arc th e six 'Town se nd 1 ri zes given annually to th e wri t ·rs of the h ~s t six ori rina l orati ns,
th~ ompctition bcin' OJ ·n to al l membe rs of th e
enior las.· . 'Th si•r niricant fe ature of the awar I
thi y ar, i: that one ( f the Ix sue· ·ful m n,
Philip Batt ll :t \\ ard, i: ·aptain of the base -ball
nin e, an I th at an th , r, Frank George Jleter , is
ca1 tain of the ~ ot-ua ll team .
The ·tud nts of · rn II niversity are mu h
x r is d at pr sent o er the inad qua teness of
their g mna: ium. It furni ·hes at pre. ent a ommodat i ns for on Iy on half f the . tuden t , and
th r is a r JU st fr m the student. that a n annex
be added to the pres nt stru ·ture.
tlite a n in t re t s ems also to have .') rung up rc arding a
gl e cluu, and th JUesti n is go in g the rounds as
to who will tak th e first st p t ward o rga ni zing
a ·oil ge glee lub. The numb r of appli ations
for admi i n to th Fr shman lass at Corn II is
thr e hundr d and thirty.
ntv r-
DELAWARE COLLEGE REVIEW.
xG rd L nd n N ature r mark. : ' It ha · bee n
said th at in s ·i •:ntifi th ou ht, th e b . t and m . t
origina l id as hav alwa ·s be n nr ivtd beG r ·
th e Jge of thirt y." T hi i. pr haul y tn1 als ,
of th e orig in al of this portrait. Hi · most.radil'a!
thou hts were publi: hed in hi: fir ·t work writt ·n
1J for · he wa tw nty-nin
ars of ag , an d
th ough hi : pen is nc er I ng idle, hi · fir: t sure ss
has not ye t uccn equall ed 1
ubs qucnt wur k,
thou gh hi s "Plain I{ me T alk ," a revi ·i n an d
cnlar r ment of " 'l ·di ·al om m n ns' '' s · ·ms
lik ely in tim of obtain a ir ul at1 n riv alling th at
of its pr dc· e·s r.
In practi . D R. FooTr.: has always b en incl c1 nd nt, progr s. ivc and ri gin al, always a fo<.: >f
ld -fogy ism and trade- unionism in medicine ;
on e a di cipl e of th e old Th 1111 s nian botan ica l
c. hool, as pposcd to min ral and bl ood letting
pra ti · , an d now a staun ·h supporte r of E <' lc(' ti ci: m in all th at th e name impli es . ll c has been
act iv ly engag d in th 1 ra ti of hi. profc. sion
for thirty y _ars, and as the 1 ortrait g iv n h ' I'C\\ il h
1:-i from a re ent 1 h tog raJ h, hard w rk apprars to
ag ree with him, and he looks equal to tw ent y
DR. EnwARl> H. FoOTE as a r ·pre. cntativ of years more of it.
E ·lc ·ti c 1cdi ·in c, as a writ r f p pula r mu .li ·al
- - ___......
-litcratur , anu as a phy. i ·ian s tnnd ~ 1 r min ent,
US l N SS DOTS.
and i , perhaps, throughout th e \\'Orld, better
known hy his writin gs than any th er med i al
\\ e arc glad ton tc th at Al J l iman has ni ('d
writ er who ha dire ted hi. t a hings to th e p or
fttt
cd hi. t nso rial pari r, until it prc:cn ts qt tit ·
plc rathe r than the pro~ · ion. l' rn and rai sed
anwng 'o nn ct i ut se ttl er ·, n the "'V stern an attra ·tive app aran ·e. 1 c has a ciga r fur
'all and see him.
R e.e rve" in
hio, h ea rl y bega n th e work f v ry visitor.
many se lf-mnde m n. , tarting at the age of six·
Th ose who are thinkin g s riousl) of purdnsin g
t en as "printer' s lev i!" in a n c " ~ l ap r offi , a n w sui t f ·loth s should, bcfu r doin r so, call
h worked hi · way to th e dit ri al ·hair, and was n 'a rl ·hurz an I s e his remark ab le low prices .
sc v rall y onne ·ted with th most 1 ro p r us No. 2 E. 7th ·tr t, \ ilmington.
weekly (o f its tim e in ' nn cti ut and the first
rfrs. . A. h.oa ·h keep. a ·onstant suJ pl of
sue ·c·sful morning paper f Dro kl yn, N.Y., but
hi s main impul se had nlw.1ys been toward th the fm st oysters in the mark et. Oysters se n ·ctl
study of me i ·in·, and to this nd l>LI SI11 s ent r- in ve ry style. ll er i ·c ·ream is a ·kn owkd g ·tl
prises w re sa rifH · d until in apprentice: hip with to be th b st. If y u d n't bclicv it · try it.
a not d b tan i a! spe ·ial i t and a c:o urs o t study
fini bin g with radua ti n, found him prepar d to
Th e D )aware 'o llc e RE V IEW one of th e l> :st
follow ut th e bent of _hi s life to its compl ti on. I oll ge j?urnal~ prese nted b fore. th e pul ~lt<".
H \vas am ng th e arhcst of th o e who advocat- Larg st 1r ·ul att on of <~ny oll gc JOurna 1_, tz.. :
cd th e publi ca ti n of anato mi cal, physiol og i al Jooo . Adve rtis rs re I V full remun ·rat ton for
and hygi eni · bo k ~ r th mass s, and his su ss l th 1r m ney. l'ttbli: h
v ry month by the
in writin int r stin g an l p0pular books has ueen stud nts of cla' arc 'oll g ' . \11 letters ad
co n. pi ' tHus. l Ii: first and 1 est kn own book, e n- \ dr<.;sscd to Delaware 'allege RE\'IJ·: \ , cwa rk,
titl e ~ "l\1 di al ' mm o ~1
n e " rea ·bed a ir- 1 ] ) ·!aware.
~· u l at i.o ~ of. so ooo op1 . , probably be au"e ~ f
Those wh o de. ir to r i c full ~a ti s facl i on fur
1ts n gtnallty ~~:d novelt Ill a nc'." ft el.d · and h1s I th ir money, at th e Jras t xp nsc, sh uld
sub-cqu nl wnl!n gs hav b n mainly 111 the same
.
lin , " · ·i 'n
in 't ry" havin g uee n writl n
se Horsf rds \ nd Phosphat
for the 1 urpo. e f pre ,.i lin g a r adal>le uo k for
\\' rite with Cill t's pens
\Y ear Dub ·ll' s hat: ,
.hildren, and nc whi ·h . hould make plai n t
th eir 111J)r hen si n the fact: whi ·h h onsid crm k } i ·hm ond st raight ·ut cigan:tt ·s
cd it ne ·c sary for th c11 to kno\ ·oncc rning the ir
o wn bodies.
Tak e a ours at Peirce's · mmcr ·i.d ;oll ·g ·,
In sp ·a kin g >f th · !at" P r f. J. .' . . mith, of
· tus ri e ~ r the h. \·iew.
..-
BAU PIANOS
.un: tH•~
·tnl' BET
NOW MADE.
TRY THEM
WAGMER &CO
'Z~O ark t t..
W11 ~~~TO ,llt:L.
D ELAWAR E COLL EGE REVI EW .
,The Purest Drugs
The Att en tion
IJ [ l 1l •
Srwlvnt-. h dir ·ctt:d
Ill
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1
Ill tit· :\ 1·: \\'
- . · ·nior to r > m -nl ate: ". ·ay ·hum, d you
F amily M edici n es.
know wh at an ach in g oid is?" P om-mate : Perfumery, T oil t rti lcs,et c
o ." . ·,·nior: ' \\ell, then y u ha\ e ne er AT LOWEST fliCES.
had th e hcacln(' hl' . ''
1
-- " (; ood 'raC'iou · " ~aid the hen as she di s- EOW. G. JAY, Druggist,
'
1\ 'F w !Nr 1 r;
c ,·e r d a po rc e la in egg
in hl'r nc: t, "' 1 hall I>
~ • \ \,
~
a brick lay ·r yet. ••
· ""' all at any hour of tl:ly
Tail nng
Establ isl 1rnent
''"'
W m. M cKENS I E ,
J
TI II·: \ 1\ TI. 'TIC
Sarah E. Zigler,
111.·11.\' .)"f'N F 1·. 'l '
' I·: \ .\ I\ K, Ili-:I ..
Ranges, Stoves, Furnaces,
I •;.: .. <;1\ .\TE S, Er .
1 . 111 ~">·
. ,'
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~alleries ~ Paintings
LOOKING-GLASS
W .\R E-RCJ< >\IS,
816 Chestnut St., Philada
No.~'trs' G'r ott/'s , En.::rav/11gs
ew Y rk rc en tl y in lo. ed a d liar
a \ : tern man wh ad' ert isc I that f r th a t
mount h would se nd t any o n· by r tmn ma il
.
·
h. I
ld ma k·c 10
r d
· ·I y un cntrr
d tr cllons" 1 • 1 w u
JJ y r 't urn mai l he go t th direction : .
"Tak a D -; f P ui~on . "
K IT C H E N H A R DW AR E
1..
•
or night.
---Th Bo ton \\'a y. - Th c g irl bl' in g nl>. nt,
th e b lv ans \\' red th · bal'k door hell.
' hew:.~.
ac(' stl'ZI l> y an · mbarrasscd -lo >king man thu s :
' J·: xctr"' rnc, madam, but l'\ e ·omc for y ur rc main s." lL was the " : will m l'r ·hant. "
--Th <.: t\ 111 e ri cans hav e a ftmny way of d i ng
thin gs. lf a \\'hit c mGn in Ariz o na slcal.'l a · at
he is ha nged · lut if an l11 1i a n s ·alps a whit e
man he is se nt l Florida to gathe r orange· .
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r
- . 'ullivDn is still th e cham pi n : lugger nn
th e Jlfal '/lm 'cr is the ·hampion ya ·ht. Bo:t n IS 1 BUILDERS,
Hc::1 ls L ik e M agic. hapJ y. · ·
1007-1011 Ch s tnutSt ..
- Th e n7111.' is th nnm of n new pap r in 'tun- I
Filii. !D E!. I 'll.f. l.
B~tt's
111 r county, K ansas whi ·h ha. for its m tto
The
U U cJ ,·n ti n o f publi . mt ral s and h rse thi ev s."
tf
T hes Dr the prin ·i pl s:
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nnti d ·s p p: in, a nti -p lygam
anti-~> rism, anti- \
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