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Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-11-24

uSe~S AZ ~ vi ~ NoOfSS hHtS store
for the same price 20 cents a gallon.
We hear complaint from more than
one source Of the violent and lawless
conduct Of two youths lii the Sam Pol
lard neighborhood. We cal1 the special
aotention of our worthy Sheriff to the
case of these two young men.
Call at {. w. Meningitis and ex-
amino Newcomb's hand made boots
and shoes--a new assortment just
received.
Mr.. w II. Mckinney, father of Mr..
j. B. Mckinney, for many years a
citizen Of this place. died at the resi-
dence Of his son r. b. Mckinney OF
Memphis and the remains were inter-
red at the cemctary at this place on
the 18th inst
John this Oil gives a clear bright
light. and does not smoke the CHIN
ney-where did you get itp Oh YES,
that is some o: j. H. Moore's head
light oil.
fn infant child nine months old, of
J. 4. Rast, crawled to pot of boiling
I've and turned it over, scalding it so
badly that it died from the burn on
Tuesday last. Mr.. Rast lives near
New Salem church, south of town.
Wanted For the World's Fair
Ladies to assist US at their homes. ;"
Address with stamp, S. L. Kilmer,
South Bend, Ind
AZ we are anticipating q big demand
for baby shoes, we are Offering special
Inducements to Tho trade-all sizes at
Henry Newcomb's Iuka store.
cGFire broke oat in the roof of Walmsly
residence, in the rear of the public
square, on Wednesday evening last, but
% the prompt action OF our citizens i,
was sooD extipgu,shed, without much
damage to the building.
Henry Newcomb. at his Iuka store
is selling Boots and shoes cheaper
than ever before offered. Please call
and examine, prices will tell. His
clerk. Emmett Reed, will be pleased
to show you the goods
More ane better work has been done
on Che public roads of this county
undesS the new code than ever before.
The present statute requires the work
to be inspeeted by the members of the
Bordo IF Supervisors
w yeur town! Not . dollar III.
1fe but some good comes from
pre i no family like ones own
there Is no wife like ones own
/ wife there should be no town like ones
Town town where we live educate our
children on whose streets our babies
play, ard wherewe may some day sleep.
Letthe newspaper stand by the town
! and let the business men stand by the
newspaper and let us all make our
hcmes as famous as possible. One great
drawback Is that person, not intend
ing to do any harm, will do so by speak
ing OF bis town. BE guarded in your
speech, ana ifyou can't say anything
good don't say anything harmful. =
West Point Leader.
Probably no other man contributed
more largely 10 the success of the
Democratic party in indiana and IL
linois at Tuesdays election than did
Judge Gresham. The announcement
that he would support Mr.. Cleveland
was one OF the sensations of the cam.
l mn Ifrvr y
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-11-24
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

4tVSAn AAAA 4IN1l WGs
Read our clubbing propositions.
The eola wave hassarrived.
Los aias W. grave digpors.
. 80 S9S
@ nc NC " FOOT.
li' aay your shoes from y. D. & J. Pow
~ and avoid both pain andahighpr1ces.
y n 1eEE.s WINE O. cAaDy! iorwsak nerves.
Miss Maggie Allen lest Lost Tuesday
baldwin Miss.
MI Jplnes Jourdan leftlast week
& IN exAs.
Mfs ana Mrs. james Higgins, OF
y Cofin I'll pent Sunday here
Miss Joite Rarnes;f< ~ &
2his week fro Y sorsnos, A3;|
etrononers say that on the
nieht ~ tlse 27th, we will have shower
of neteors from IN exploding comet.
e Buy Cotton seed hulls and meal to
feed your cows Or oxen. Sod by
Powell or McRea.
Corn is selling in this market for
forty-five and fifty cents per bushel,
Cotton Tor . is cents per pound.
nar WINE Or cAsDul, ! Tonic for women.
John Bunt OF huntsville, who was
stabbed by Marion Nagles on the
day Of election, died on Sunday last.
1heS luka boys want to know what
has become Of the supposed "leap year
ball.
We carry big line OF childrsns
school shoes--in quality and price. we
defy . empetitien. Henry Newcomb
:sssE!.s:,: xn!E q ctsDyl for female diseases.
w. ". Mckinney, E. 2. Matthews
and y g. Moss, will leave for Florida
this week. They say it is cheaper to
walk there than to buy winter clothes.
When you come 70 town don't forget
-.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-11-24

LIST OF S0Hnrss CURES. rxf
1-Fevers, Congestlons, Infiom,natious. \.
~-a ormst Worm Fever, Worm Co1ic..
s-reethinR{ Qolc. Crying WakefuIness .
-Diarrhea, e Children or ADMITS. -. NJ
-Dyscntery, 0riping, Bilious Cole. :. (,
o-ChOiera 1korbnss Vomiting. (. \. ~.
z-COughs, Colds Bronchitis. =. .........s
S-MeuralgIn, Toothache. Faceache. Z. Z.
S-Hea daches, aiok II Headache. vertigo<
l0-Dyspepsia, Biiio,sness. Constipation
ll-Snppresscd or Painful Perioda.
Whites, Too Profrse Periods. \. K.
l5-Croup. Laryngitif, Hoarseness =. (,
l4-Salt Rheum, EryYtpelas, Eruptions. !;
tS-Mheumatism or Rheumatic Pnins \.
i0-Malaria, Chills. Fewer and Aguc. I.
l1-Pilcs, Blind or Blecdlhg
S-Ophthuiiny, Sore Of Weak Eyes. (. h b
Iy-Catarrh, Inlluenzd. Cold In The Bel
90 Whooptng. C0uNh III ........... Il
xl-Asshma, Oppressed HteathinR.
S2-Ear Discharge6> q 5paired III
xJ-Scrofaia, Enlarged &Iands, 81 4
S4-Eenernl Debility, X6ysfeaiWj x
S1-DrOpsy, and scanty Secretion S$
S6-Sen-Sickness sicl1iess frog ;s$
Kidney Diseus oS -. 81. NJ
xS-SOre Month. or Can cr. w e
90 Urinary Wenlrn XYe r. Z
3l-f1infni FUrf0d6 :. *
-Diphtherias Uicef u
S0-Ohronfc COngoatt
EXTRA NU1
28-NervOus DehtlftVS II
2-Dtecases0fthe H&
JS-- Epilepsy, spasms, 81
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-11-24


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Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-11-24

THURSDAY. NOV. 10. 1892.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-01

The saddlins OF $4,000 on the tax
payers OF this county. in order to pay
the 1887 deputy constables appointed
by Governor Reynolds at the recent
election, in our city, comes so neai
robbery that the Democrats are now
to place the responsibility fol
the act upon Marshal Mahalfy who
declined to enter into an agreement
to appoint no deputies. Such a plea
may be properly styled childish. The
refusal of the Marshal to accede tc
their wishes Is no excuse tor their ex.
trayagance. and they cannot escap,
the responsibility of this petty part
san robbery OF the county treasury by
any such excuse.
The Marshal appointed but little
over 100 deputies, and yet they ar
ranged to appoint 1900, nearly l2 t.
his one, for period of three days
Can any decent. honorable man say
that such action was iustitiable oil
necessary? 1t really looks MS though
the object had been to secure votes, tc
briba men to support tho Democratic
ticket, instead OF preserving tho peace
In proof OF this we MAJ say ARA nge
ment was made to appoint depu
ties two weeks prior to the election. an {
some oil their families were looking
hopefully forward to the event as {
means of getting little spending
money. The Taxpayers should re
member this extravaganza and hold
the men who dominate the Dem ocratlc
party to u strict accountability fol
their stewardship.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-01

Joseph Il. Martin IL to be cangratu.
lated upon his determination to con-
test the legality OF the election OF John
T. Dlckey as Receiver Of Taxes and
County Treasurer. Whether this will
give Mr.. Martin the Office for which he
contests or not is not known, nor is.
1t material though even sell-respeet-
ing Democrats know that John I
Diciey holds his certificate OF election
by the most unblushing frauds ever
practiced by any party at an election.
IL is no secret that every Democrat
whether assessed or unasssssed had
no trouble in getting taK-receipts, and
In numerous INSTANCES bundles OF re-
ceipts for his neighbors who were not
assessed. These mon voted when thay
had no right to vote, and the 1907
State constahles on duty were en-
ploycd to sec that they did vote. This
is why State eonstables were needed
to Oyerawa the handful of Deputies
United stGtes Marshal Mahafy ap-
pointed, and tho littla land OF deputy
shcriIla ShorLn Simmons hNl on duty.
II those men not assr-sed had no
Fight to vote, their votes should not
be counted, and II all th1se illega
votes are rejected Joseph E. Martin
will he found to be elected receiver OF
tax, by good round majority. Then
again there wele at least q hundred
la,Vnl Ia nl.ttty = -.
so!utely refis,d by Democratic In.
specLnr5 At tie election upon one tn.
fllng preteEt an another, They were
refused In acc 1rdanae with an under
standing batweon the Demourt.u
leaders who were deteriniued that the
Democrats shotlI succeed, no matter
how. Some Republicans will AK what
good the contest vii 10.
1t will do much good. Even If tn
Legislature sAoad legisIate Mr. Mar
Sin out Of Office after he has gained l.
the dupliety and dishonesty of TIN
Democratic party will be fully shown
mp, and that much Will be done. As il
anticipating a contest the Democrats
papers nave come out IN strong sup
port of the state cunstabIes eysu al
oil expense of ZIG 900 to the county
and are trying to beguile the peopl
into the idea that no honest election
would have been held without the al,
OF these constBbles.
This Is little too thin. The tax
payers of the county will want tc
know what particular service thes
oonstables rendered, and when the,
find that their business was to see thu
John L, Dickey WINS elected Receive
OF Taxes Right or wrong, thsy ma,
make some wry faces when they ar,
asked t. pay the bill. Let Mr.. Martil
push on the contest even should til
ga.G5I Democratic iades vince.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-01
New Store,
New Goods,
New Business.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE TO ALL.

In our Overcoat Depart
ment we excel. Our $l0,$12
and SIS overcoats; are extra
values. For $18, $40 and $25
can give you a handsome
coat.
Boys and Children's De.
partment is well cared for.
Boys overcoats.. with deep
cape, from $3.50 up to $15.
Would be pleased to have
you call and see us.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-01

jackson, Mich. Mr.. W. IL. Larrabee,
70s Greenwood Ave. tolls how his
mother experienced miraculous cure
from Dr. liuirs Cough Syrup. lie
writes: My mother sai'eral from Il
severe cold, and WIS constantly
coughing, She had tried different
without reliof. She lried
DR.. Bulls Cough syrup, and the effect
WAS miraculous. From the first dose
tIrely cured"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-01

MEs,Hs EDIIoR. One Of the most
things ever put on tho
citizens of New Castle County, WAS
the appointing OF one thousand and
county consfables Ia
serve at tho last election in the city
OF Wilmington and different hundreds
at cost to the tax payers at over
$1,000. | say that il was an outrage
on all deceucy, and tie tax PAYERS OF
New Castle county should raise up
tEeir voice in condemnation IN paving
this unnecessary and MncalIei for lttl
The treasury should not be looted IN
this manner, even by tho Dem lcrittG
party. A DEMOcltkr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-01
Seven Years for n Rank wrecEe,

F7V7''r III ? VII . TUT q r5trHK W TFVKVT.
KINGSTON. N. Y, Dec. 1.-The trial
of 0strander, the ex-treasurer of the
Ulster County Savings bank, was closed
and given to the jury at 1890 yesterday.
At 2:l5 the jury returned verdict Of
guilty, and Judge Fursman sentenced
the prisoner to seven years hard labor
in Dannemora prison. The jury We're
practically unanimous on the first ballot,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-01

Mr.. Robert Handy. OF Claymont
Dol, returned home from Cuuowiugo,
ii d., sueiddy with brace OF line
cartridges. six rabbits aud pair of
canvas buck ducks. Robcrt snid the
weather was too stormy to do much.
tie saw plenty OF rabbits but few birds
Robert Is a dead shot and does not
fe u any Of tho sportsnen, when out
NMmnlng.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-01
FORTUNE TELLING,

The greatest known astrulr2la ana
planet reader CuaV.nccs the mo q Bt"pti-
1n. fast. present and future revealed,
Eyes In tinls Of those you have or Will
narri causes speedy and happytnarriRge ,
feinuhes eva influences, separated
brought together. Gail aud he convinced,
10 Markct street, room /. Fee Soc and 81.
n]O-0tt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-01

Poor humanity twenty-four hun
dred diseases attack it. OF which ca
tarrh aud influenza are about the
meanest, but Old Saurs Catsrrh Cure
attacks and kills these enemies. Only
rs cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-01

The nembers OF Smyth Circle No.
!, Ladies' of tue q, A. r., are request
atl TO meet on Monday evening, Dec
9th ut $50 o'clock sharp, on business
OF importance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-01

Mr., Nnndyke, formerly Of Fhiladal.
phia, has opened H boot and shoe tore.
at the n l.. of Second and Al5.,
kat streets, with a full line OF new
goods,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-01
FOR
Bargain Hunters

l still have a large stock
of goods at 406 Market St.,
as | did not move any OF
that stock to Fifth and Mar.
ket SITS, but intend to sell
it here at greatly 3 criliccd
prices.
Can save you dollars on a
suit or overcoat. ChiIlren's
suits at half prices. See our
Windows. As these gool-
will positively be sold here
now Is your time to gel
first choice ut
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-01
- . A.
MHAln

Crayon portraits ara still mrls by
Cummings, tho photographer, 80.
Market street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-01

We have s show cases from 90 up
for sale at Dursteln's, No. East End
street; also 2 cigar pompeys.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-01
odd castings at East Fourth street

Strong cough ciTty at FcrEuson'5
No. IL last Nucugl -tr4as
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-01

Sen tuOeu tp9lst9aal Brand, BE-.
cigar speaks fJt ttseIt. Dlr5LeIn, No.
5 n. end.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-01
WANAM RS.

Knit Jackets from u to 81. New
York Clothing House, 3l6 Market st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-01

We can suit you in price, fit and
workmanship. Gra. ii. ASH, Merchant
Taylor, 40 Market street, Wilmington
Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-01

Fine mixed erocus, ali colors. 10
cents per dozen, so cents per hundred,
al j. ]. Smiths, Fourth and Shlpley
streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-01

Visit that overcoat room OF ours.
New York Clothing House, 3l6 Mar
ket st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-01

Go to George II. iIollIs. 0 East 4tt
street for brirk ana grHtas.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-01

Isingalss for stoves at George Hol.
lis . East Fourth street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-01

Fish bait, Silver Minnows, Elm anc
VanBuren streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-01

Do not forget the Helpin & Hand IA
zaar for Epworth NJ. b. Church. Deo.5.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-01

Cumming, the photographer, 80,
Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-01

Look out Tor bargains IA cigars, over
half million. at .sdtzlein8, No, . Last
second.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-01
PHILADELPHIA. Thursday. Dec. 1. ls9a.

Our Book Catalogue fol
1898 is now ready and in
circulation. Given away upon
request by mail or in person.
Very valuable to the book
collector or gift,book buyer.
The following chapter.heads
give the classifications:
General Literature.
History and Biography.
Travel and Adventure.
Scientific, Philosophical, etc.
Economics and Government.
Geology and Mineralogy.
Natural History and Nature.
Electricity and Magnetism.
Art, Architecture and Sculpture.
Domestic Economy and Hygiene
Etiquette and Letter Writing.
Dictionaries, Works of reference.
illustrated and Fins Editions.
Juvenile Books in Board Bindings.
Fine Art Color Books for Uhildren.
Library OF Standard Works.
Bibles, Prayer-BoOlis md lIymnals
Guide Books. Fer Young People
Fiction. Toy Books.
Botany. Linen Books.
Astronomy. Choice Reading.
Chemistry. Popular Reading.
Mythology. Avon Library.
Poetry. Religious.
Birthday Books French Books.
street side.
Boys Clothing, sizes 3 tc
7 years For dress, Bedford
Cord or Velveteen, IS a Suit
For general Wear, Scotcl
and English Cheyiots, 81,
$3.50 a Suit. Refers, Blue
Ghinchilla, sizes 4 to 1G
years, ST. 80, $3.50, $40 anC
$3.50. Last is satin lined
Kilt Refers, 3 to 7, $3.50
So. so, 81, 50.
In our application of ar
to clothes the greatest tri
is with the dress Of
small boys. Childhood i.
no longer sacrificed to the
tailor. The tailors art ha,
at last found the way t,
keep the small boy gracefu
and youthful = not max,
him prematurely old. Our
great stock Of Boys Clothe.
illustrates all this,
Market street.
Down Quilts. 1t vii
please many who have beel
patiently waiting for the S.
ones at 1915 to know tina
they are in stock again tc
day.
The IS Blankets. TIL
market leaders and bette
than we have ever shown a
the price, are again at y3u
command. 74xS6 in., weigh
g. lbs, all wool save onl
spool.cotton warp.
North of'rrnuscpt. west.
+ ,JouN WANAAIAKpR-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-01

The American Catnrrh Cure is the result of
twenty-six years study and treatment 1T the
disease. une bottle conyinces the most skcp
teal. II l. always ready for use, needing
neither douche nor ntumHer. II restores the
hearing, cures the hawking cough aud eN.
pectoratlny, removes the headache and nose
hleetiing, increases the appetite, produces
sound sleep. inviporates the whole systeIn
aud increases the vitality. Prepared only b.
W. Is. ZONES, NJ. D., No 1895 South Eighth
street, Philadelphia Pr &C. one dolar. foI
sale by n, II. DANFCRTH, Second and Market
streets, Wilmington. Del, or mailed any.
where for 81 per bottle. ms
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-01

JOHN WANAMAK r..
The morning call., 1892-11-14
Order OF Chosen FrisDds.

A new council was recently Instituted al Reno.
New, with seventy five charter members. Grand
Councillor Hutton was present.
he open meeting of Social Council was
largely attended last Thu sday evening Tue
programme was excellent and tae refreshments
plenty and acceptable.
Pacific and Social viii unite in district meet
Ing on Friday evening. Nevember %, al So Eddy
street. II viii be public, and many OF the OH
Gals VIII be present
The grand officers visited Berkeley ConncY
last Friday aud presented tie cOuncl with the
number Of beneficial members The occasion
was interesting.
he executive committee of tie snpre nue. body
will meet ia New York on the 19tu.
C. NJ. Arnold. S. V. C.; NJ. BOehm, g. V. C.,
aud Mrs. 5. Crueger, G.. W. visited Empire
Council on Monday evening.
Grand Guard Ii. kappenman has fully receV-
cred from his recent severe Illness.
Washing on, Crystal. California and Paramount
councils report work at every session.
Golden GAZE Council has arranged To celebrate
Its twelfth anniversary by banquet 10 its mem
bers on December 2.
Sacramento Council No. sc has pow 453 mem
befs Al It's last session 7. q. c. l'aweiier Mrs
II. NJ. Flynn, 7. T., and Mrs. Audrey were pres
eDf as visitors.
Grover Cleveland, the Presldeuteleet, is a
member OF lie Order of Chosen Friends
The executive committee OF the Grand Council
VIII meet on The 25th.
America Council has postponed It's omen meet
ing until the second Tuesday Of next mouth.
Star Council No. so. Eureka, won The second
prize OF S15 for Increase In membership.
Unity Council No. 49, Oakland, won fourth
prize, S25.
The morning call., 1892-11-14

The Official repor: OF Surreme Recorder Sack.
EFT shows continued gain for the order. the net
Increase Tor September being 1908 members
Amount paid during the month TO beneficaries,
S463,o99 10. Total TO beneheiaries TO date.
S43,l63.l57 Sd Membership October I, 1892.
29S.l6s. Net gain for past twelve months,
32.Sz6.
By private adviees from Massachusetts We
learn that said Jurisdiction has passed New York
In membership, although the exact figures are
not at banG. but as New York had on the 1st of
October 81, 267 members Massachusetts must
II We more than said figures. The Work done by
the New England jurisdiction. the liberal ex-
pendltule OF money, employment OF competent
speakers, public meetings excellent manage
meni by the grand officers aud ndomitaDe
energy Is the CAUSE OF The wonderful gain so
calamity made.
California Lodge No. 1. Seventh and rata
streets, Oakland. Will give q social aud literary
The morning call., 1892-11-14
SIZE OF THE UNIVERSE
Some Staggering Figures From scian-
tiffc Source.
Nordstiernep Copenhagen

ific Source.
Nordstjernep. Copenhagen.
To form some idea Of the largeDess Of
this earth one may lock upon the Iandseap
from the top of an ordinary church steepie
and then bear in mind that one must view
900. 900 similar landscapes to get an ap-
proximately correct idea of the size OF the
earth.
Place 500 eaTths like ours side by side yet
Saturn's outermost ring could easily ineluse
them. Three hundred Thousand earth
globes could be stored inside the sun, if hol-
low. If human eye every hour was caps-
bic Of looking upon a fresh measure a
world material 1900 square kiiomeeers
large. that eye would need 5000 years 10
overlook the surface Of the sun.
To reach the nearest liked star one must
travel SO, 600, 600 kilometers, and If
the velocity were equal to that of cannon
ball 1t would require 100000 years to
travel the distance
On clear night an ordinary human eye
can discover about 1000 stars In the northern
hemisphere, most of which send their light
from distances which we cauuOt measure
How large they must bel
Round these 1000 stars circle $1,000 other
stars of various sizes. Besides single stars,
know of systems of stars moving round
one another.
Still. we are but short way into space as
Yeti Outside our limits Of vision and
Imagination there are, no doubt. still larger
spaces
The milky way holds probably at least
20, 10, 900 stars. and, as each star is sun.
we may presume it is encircled by at least
fifty planets. Counting up these figures, we
arrive at the magnitude OF 1.C00,955, 600
stars.
A thousand millions of starsi Who can
comprehend it? Sill, this is only part OF
the universe The modern telescopes have
discovered more and similar milky ways
still further away. We know of some Coco
nebule which represent milky ways like
ours.
Let us count 1000 of them as being Of /
size OF our milky way. then 20e0x2o, I91 COO
40 3S2 000 600 suns CIR ., 010 100 COO 00o heaven
~ bodies. Suppose these bodies parading
before our mental eye, one per minute, It
would require $4,000 years 10 finish the
march, in all of which time we would nave
TO look upon them increasingly.
Suppose a human being migrating from
globe tn globe, and spending fifty years en-
each, he would require 100 956, 0OA0t9,ol0
years fol- the round. If he stayed only one
hour he would save much time, bat stih
need $50 100000 years for the task. et
these uebu 90 are only part OF the uni-
versei
Outside the uebule limits we know of
other nebaie not receivable into stars.
They appear to be primitive nebuife. pure,
unused world-stUff matter for new creations.
Some of them occupy space as large as
the orbit of Uranus.
Some are still larger The one in Orion"
is estimated to be 300, 0c0. 00o, co... 0o0. 600
times larger than that Of our sun. Are we
coming TO the nutermost limits? Who
dares say yes? We are probably come 70
our limits.
But the future, with new instruments and
scientific devices, may push those limits so
much further cut into space.