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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-16

EMPLOYMENT wANTrD-Msle.
49,. 49, -. ---.-s., -
WANTED. POSITION ~ SrENoGkA.
pher and typwfitlst. or 70 at'H,
Office work, or both. ~ souns -, az
who Is willing 90 do her hlft 'ope
references. Either whole or hnA r'b
Address r. NJ, care Times ohi'e'
EXPERT ACCOUNTANT DESIRES
books and accounts to write ~. nay is..
open or close Balance sheets verified
financial and business statements pr,-
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terms. Address PROMPT. r. -. Box
925
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with gentleman as valet on To 20
North 30 live. Please address W. y. r.,
100 Boyd street cay.
WANTED. POSITION ~ BUTLER or
porter Best q city references Rftl,
Address w. A. D., 1870 Boyd street city.
CARPENTER WOULD LIKE TO GIT
work I'm the country Would WORK l'f
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WANTED. BY \ YOUNG MAN OF
several years experience, rli'ion -
driver FOR some grocery Reference X
required. Apply s. Is. 10 nsrth lh'id
street.
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GOOD reference Address j. 80 care
Times.
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work 40 anything. Good reference. Au-
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as TO qualification. Address r.. cave
Times.
WANTED by AN EXPERT SALESMAN
position in shoe store. fnoroNInIf I.-
Cuaintcd with am grades. both ladies
ana goats can commihl o aouI li.Ir
small salary Go start. Address ACTIVE
1000 west Cary street
WANTED 4 PERMANENT p0slrloN
ass Ionkhe pea. Four years priftl'1I
experience. Employed QUO pr 'n' A
or Address ACCOUNTANT. cl1 east
Main street. city
WANTED. A POSITION nY 4 YOrSG
man twonty-0no years old. hCd oieNt
years experience il srocerN store. willie
ing t0 commence with small SALARY;
best reference. Address SO north lf'h
street
WANTED. A POSITION by A BOY
ID Years DID, who Is not 1.rnid m 1rt.
ana cam Give eH1I reference. Apply DO
800 north Fourth .traot
WANTED 4 YOUNG MARRIED IAN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-16

William Ward and George Fer ley, two
negroes, became involved in "a row last
night At the corner OF Tweiity-nrst and
Main streets. which eliminated In WIZ
liala's selzlpg beer bottle and laying
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-16
Old DomInIon BuIIdLng and Ian 40.

Richmond. Va. Jan 10. 1898.
TIE EIGHTH ANNUAL MEETING OF
the STOCKHOLDERS Of the OLD DO
MINION BUILDING AND LOAN AS
ISOLATION will De held In the hall OF
the CHAMBER of Commerce. Richmond
Va. on TUESDAY, January %. iS'iS. at
II o'clock a. ". r.. a. BARBER.
ia1l-td secretary.
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Notaries Qualified.

Messrs. J. Samuel Parrish AMI Russell
Bargamn qualified I'm the Hastings Court
yesterday IS notaries public.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-16

BY Geo. n. Valentine. Aucticneer
ONCE at Residence. 1uiis east Leigh 81.
n, RrsTEEs AUCTION SALE
or
STOCK OF GROCERIES. STOVES FIN
TURES. ETC.

By virtue OF a deed OF trust from p: g.
ChappeIl to the undersigned trustee. duly
recorded in the Chancery Court or tne
city OF Richmond. | will sol az pubic
auction for cash. at No. 1890 west Cary
street, ...
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 70. 1893.
comm cncing at " O'Clock NJ, very. dosir-
able stock of FRESH GROCER ES, etc.
consisting in part Of general assert,
mcht Of canned goods, SOAPS pickles, .
barrels molasses. se-ond part barrels good
pickles. Horsford's powders. coffee mill,
oil tank. showcase scales etc, stock in
nice condition and worthy the attention
Of the trade. ....a..
Trustee.
Gnn LII Nalnntinn AnciiOnenr. lnl1-J.
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George w. Mayo. Auctioneer.
% ard q north Ninth street.
rTRUsTEE'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
l. AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, etc.

W
Bv virtue OF n deed of trust TO the I'M
dersigned trustee from +. NJ. Collins and
Grace Collins, dated March 4th. 1897. and
OF record in the Richmond Chancery
Court deed book l5e. i, page 49,: default
having been made in the payment Of the
debt therein secured. and being required
so TO do. will sell by public auction. at
the Auction Rooms Of Geo. w. Mayo, No.
"a north Ninth street.
MONDAY, JANUARY 24TH.
at i0:So O'clock \. NJ. a lot Of Household
and Kitchen Furniture. consisting OF two
complete suits Of Oak Chamber Furniture.
: Plush Parlor Chairs. Oak Tables |
stove. numerous pictures and easels,
Sofa. Dining Chairs. Oak Extension
Dining Table. Clocks, Kitchen Table
/ Cooking Stove and numerous cooking
utensils. Room Carpets. / Hall Carpet,
&c.
jal5-5t. THOS. ADKINS. TtNsstee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-16

EXPERT ACCOUNTANT DESIRES
books and accounts tO writc up. a,l ~
open or close. Balance sheets v'fili.''
Financial and business statements rr,-
rarod. Best references, ft1fonNui'
terms. Address PROMPT. T. -. soN
g25.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-16

NOR SALE OR RENT.-A TENANT
Il for n HANDSOME COUNTRY
HOUSE, eight miles from Richmond. az
Bon Air. on Southern railway. House
very large. with every modern convent
ence. Large kitchen, large stable. ana
usual outhousos. furnished n desired.
Hot and cold water through kitchen and
house For sale or for rent Addiess
Mrs T.. -. STEGER. POI east Franklin
street. or Elicit x buchanan, hob east
Main street. ialG-lt
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WANTED. POSITION ~ SrENo1kh,..
pher and typwfitlst. or % af''st
Office work. or both. by young l1dy
who Is willing 60 do her b.st 'ope
references. Either whole or hnh o'D
Address n. 81, care Times office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-16
10 Cure Cold In One Day.

Take Laxative Promo Vuinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money IL 1t fail
10 cure. 25c, The genuine has l., y. q,
on each tablet. 'sS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-16
rON SALE

s,rsosr 49,
FOR SALE-A YOUNG COW Ann
CALF; fresh TO the pail; can be seen at
..0S paramount avenue, county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-16
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE

$7OO-SSr ,S CASH. sIiD i AMP Sl at PER Paf
tent.-will buy desirable COUNTRY
HOMO OF 5ib acres. Good house Of seven
rooms west OF city, and in desirable
locality
GEORGE Il. CRAWFORD e CO,
ia16-lt SOB east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-16
VIM. y. 2lzzini.
Real Estate Auctioneer,
1905 Bank street.
eymrTrgT
OF
DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING ON
TWENTY SEVENTH STREET
NEAR "T0' STREET.

Rv virtue Of two certain deeds Of trust
10 The trustees of the National Bulldlng
and Investment Association OF virginia,
dated August /. $50. and recorded IN the
clerks Office of the Iienrico County Court
in -. u. 1872 a" pages 3I3 ana 30 re-
spectively. default having been made
I'm the payment OF the debt therein Sc
cured. and being required 20 TO do by me
holder of the bonds. we will sell, at puple
auction on the premises. on
THURSDAY, JANUARY y, 1S9S, d.
at o'clock p. NJ. the property described
i'm the above mentioned d1ts, az follows:
An that certain LOT 90 LAND with
the DWELLING thereon. lying in the
county Of Henrico. near the city OF Rich-
mond. fronting ffty-hve feet on The west
line Of Twenty-seVenth street. between
CIV and ~" streets. and running back
between parallel lines one hundred and
forty feet.
TERMS: Cash as TO cost Of 1his sale
end 10 pay any taxes that may be due
AT the date Of sale, and the balance
due. amounting 10 s532.03. with interest
from December I, 1894; balance on such
terms az may be announced AT the sale.
Whilst the terms of the deed call for
cash more liberal terms will be announced
JOHN CHAMBLIN,
II. A. BRAUER,
w. B. PIZZINI,
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Geo. H. Valentine. Auctioneer. inis-5t

DY VIRTUE OF THE PROVISIONS
ID OF n certain deed of trust
dated January ?. 1852, and record
cd i'm the clerks office Of surry
county. Va. default having been made IN
the payment Of certain notes therein Sc
cured. aad being required ~ the repre-.
sentativcs of the beneficiary so TO do. I
shall sell by public auction at Savedges
Station. Surry county. Va.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 19,ls9s
at y VI. o'clock, the real estate described
in the said deed as follows
The farm known as huntington con-
tanning four hundred A0O acres, more or
less. upon which there Is two-story
and basement dwelling and usual out
buildings.
Terms liberal and made known q time
OF sale JOHN AZ KAMEf'
Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-16
SCHOOLS.
Drhnc INSTITUTE.
RALEIGH, N. c.

One of the great female schools of the
South: noted for it's high standard and
thorough courses. for the social standing
of its pupils, and for the superior culture
and elegant manners Of is graduates.
Three degrees-B.B A.. ~ l.. ana -. ),
also. diplomas for Music. Art and Bust
ness Course Second term begins Jsnu-
airy II. 1893. For catalogue. ETC., address
JAS. DINWIDpIE, ". a, Of Univ, OF
Va, principal, jal2--2w
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ta15-td

VRUSTEES' SALE or LIVE SIOCk'
l. FARMING
IMPLEMENTS. HOUSEHOLD FURNl-
TURE. ETC.
BY virtue OF a deed of trust 20 the iin-
dersigned from Charles T. Langley dat
ed June Z, 1897, and Of record In Henrieo
County Court. default having been made
in the payment of the debt thereby Sc
cured and having been requested so TO do
by the beneficiary, we shall proceed 10
sell at auction on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1893,
at noon upon the farm now occupied
and recently owned by said Langley.
about IL miles east of the city OF
Richmond, all the property conveyed by
said deed, excepting such property as
may, reserved by the grantor under sec
ton 1850 of the Code). viz: twenty-five
milch cows, four mules, four horses. two
milk-wagons. one buggy, one carriage
one lot of farming implements and ma
chinery. one lot of harness lot OF house
hold and Kitchen furniture.
TERMS: Cash. ...
DANIEL GRINNAN.
Trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-16

by c. II. oliver, Auct!oneer,
30 west Broad street.



IN RUSTEES' AUCTION SALE
OF
A VALUABLE JAMES RIVER VALLEY
FARM,
IN GOOCHLAND COUNTY, AT SABOI
STATION, ,.
JAMES RIVER DIVISION Or, NE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-16
EMPLOYMENT wANrED--rcmaie.

EMPLOYMENT wANrED--Fcmaie.
A COMPETENT WIDOW LADY De
SIRES position as hOusokceppr or com
panion. Please address Mrs. W. II. T..
care Times Office.
WANTED by A YOUNG LADY. n
position rs stenographcr and typewriter.
win work for small salary 10 begin
with. Address NJ. =. NJ. station n
A REFINED LITTLE LADY WANTS
work Of some Kind, clearinghouse pre-
fcrred. Can make herself useful at
anything Address NJ. g.. OJl north
Third street.
WANTED. 4 PLACE As SICK NURSE
in private family or hospital. have had
four years experience N hospital .Ciiy
reference. Address JAMES II. TlR-
NER, colored, No ~ north Third
street city.
4 YOUNG LADY DESIRES a POSI-
ZION az teacher In family or school.
Usual English branches. Latin and Aiu-
sic References given and required.
Address MISS NJ, Lock Box, %, LcNing-
ton. Va.
A YOUNG LADY WHO Is 4 COLLEGE
graduate. desires position as govern
css or companion. Willing % travel.
Testimonials furnished. Address G.. T..
Box 200. sunolk, Va.
COPYING AND DICTATION-AN AC-
COMPLETED young lady. who owns "a
machine, desires copying 90 90. and
could take two or three hours dictation
daily. Charges moderate. Address Miss
OWEN, Room No. !, OIL east Main
street.
WANTED. ny A lady. SOMETHING
la u Ia w D. ID al n ftsf
sewing, clcrklng housekeeping or the
like Address. BUSINESS. an north
second street city.
WANTED. a PLACE TO DO HOUSE
work in small fgmiy by a young girl
Address L. NJ b.. Powhatln street
between Carter and Moador streets
Honrico county, Va, care Mrs Colin.
WANTED. POSITION BY A LADY
Willing - do any kind Of respectable
work. also, willing To- work by day
Address or apply ID2 cast Marshall
street. l1l6-lt
WANTED. TO SEW OUT BY THE DAY
Can cut and nc. Address Miss T. H.
JOHNSON, No. Is Maiden Lane street.
WANTED. QUILTING TO DO AT
home Experienced hand. 80. is
Maiden Lane street Call ON Mrs. =. H.
BANENER.
WANTED. A PLACE AS NURSE GIRL
Experience; and can give good roiar-
ences. Address j. VI. b.. PoNh1lan
street between Carter ana Meadow
streets. Henrico county Va, care Mfs.
Colin.
AUTHORS. WE WANT YOUR sTO-
ries poems and book MSS. Best pricos
Inclose stamp. AUTHORS AND
WRITER'S UNION, Chicago. Ill
jal0-1t
A RESPECTABrT COLORED WOMAN
would Ike cleaning Co DO DIV the haIt
day. or washing NJ. c., second lOO-
500 William street.
A COLORED GIRL WISHES A PLACE
as house girl. Best references. Apply
1921 north Twenty-sixth street city.
HELP wANTED-FemaIe.
WANTED. 1s COOKS AND GENERAL
house workers for Washington Balu-
more and New York. - men and {
boys for North: one housekeeper with
out incumbrance. and cooks and house
girls for this city. W. NJ. MARTIN A.
co. 1920 east Franklin street. Rob
mond. Va. jai6-l-t'
WANTED-At once experienced girls in
Bookbinding. Haven't time 10 talk If
YOU never worked at the business. J.. n.
JENKINS, BookDinder. 10 north Twelfth
street.
WANTED. 4 COMPETENT SERVANT
20 do washing and ironing. FfplN Mou-
day morning az iO2 east Marshall street.
only those with reference need apply.
jalG-1t
WANTED A RELIABLE COLORED
woman 10 do general house work. Ap-
ply at - north Beech street.
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A YOUNG LADY WHO Is 4 COLLEGE
graduate. desires n position as govern
css or companion. Willing % travel
Testimonials furnished Address G.. j.,
Box 200. SUFFOLK. Va.
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A COMPETENT WIDOW LADY DE-
sIRES position as hOusekceppr or com
panion Please address Mrs. W. II. T..
care Times Office.
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WANTED. 4 PLACE As SICK NURSE
in private family or hospital. have had
four years experience IN hospital. City
reference. Address JAMES r.. TUR-
NER, colored No. ~ north Third
street city.
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AUCTION sALEs-Monday.

nv virtue Of n certain deed Of trust
dated October r.. 1895, and OF record IN
the Richmond Chancery Court Deed
Book 15j G. page 3i6, default having bcen
secured. and bong required 50 10 do, we
Will cell, by public auction, on the prem
MONDAY. JANUARY i, ls9s, =.
commencing at O'Clock L. NJ, Hrst, No.
10 north 1wenty-oighth street lot front
ing % feet by 12f feet, with adesiraDle
Twenty eighth street. lot fronts % feet
By 1874 feet deep. with good dwelling and
all improvements thereon. The above
properfies are we'll located and will, no
doubt. be cold at figures that will make
good Investments.
TERMS. Cash as 10 expenses Of sale
and to nav the sum of $l.9I325. with m
terest from October -, 1877, balance at
one and two years ...oo..
j. o. JAMES,
1a12-5t trustees
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OLD DoMiNlQN sJEAMsHir coA-

OLD DOMINION .sIEANsHlP ccA-
~ pANI.
DAILY alkFic.
S.amlfs .c4g0 Norfolk
Va. DAILY. sr b P So
w. for Sow York As..L I'a.-
FN%N eonrers leave II.hmUT'
sa~4,Is~> 4. ~. Do b. ald H. rlil-
~.ea road -. fnd N f04toI. .
g. n Go CONNECT Hllh
steamer at No,lols
rIRECT STEAMERS leave Richmond
,os M York. via james river every
sydl,Gev te4ssengCrs and lrC.sAJ. ana
49, ffreight lu1 ai,erase ptsseu.
filda Syn,vI ALB p. ~ Additional s,samer
SER Jb'itS caves Richmond tor Norfolk
svsrS "Wednesday J. ~. sonneetng
ee'NtSsbs main line steamer for sew YORK.
"rppN NEW YORK, pl uEefs con
80 DAILY. EHCEPr SL NDAf, or
irstaethv,,ond MA Ola Point or norfolk.
Hrnii'RFcT sTEAMfN5 Wa James river
III leave every Saturday passengers
10 ;reirhu and Monday lfoitNt ony !.
ast,,ng rom company lier - North
sgver 3 p NJ. Saturdays : I -
'Eor mn Information apply 70
fo' JOHN f. MAYER. Agent.
1912 east Main street.
Richmond Va
w z. Gulliaudeu. Vice President and
To jy,c Manager. New York.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-03-02
ORDINARY PEOPLE.
DR.. Talmage Discourses Upon Ordinar,
or Inconspicuous People.

DIR. Talmage Discourses Upon Ordinary
or rInconspicuous People.
TEXT: Salute Asyncritus, Phlegon, Her
mas, Patrobas Hermes, Philologus and Ju-
a."-Romans xvi, 14-l5.
Matthew Henry, Albert Barnes, Adam
Clark, Thomas Scott and all the commen-
tators pass by these verses without any
especial remark. The other twenty people
mentioned in the chapter were distin-
guished for something and were therefore
discussed by the fllustrious expositors; but
nothing is said about Asyncritus, Phlegon,
Hermas, Patrobas, Hermes, Philologus and
Julia. Where were they born? No one
knows? When did they die? There is no
record of their decease. For what were
they distinguished Absolutely nothing,
or the trait of character would have been
brought out by the Apostle. But they were
good people, because Paul sends to them
his high Christian regards. They were or
dinary people moving in ordinary sphere,
attending to ordinary duty. and meeting
ordinary responsibilities.
What the world wants is religion for
ordinary people. Ifthere be IN the Unlteu
States 70, 900 600 people, there are certainly
not more than / 600 900 extraordinary; anc
then there are 90, 900 900 ordinary, and We
do we'll to turn our backs for little while
upon the distinguished and conspicuous
people of the Bible and consider in our text
the seven ordinary. We spend too much
Of ony time in twisting garlands for remark
ables, and building thrones for magnates,
and sculpturing warriors, and apotheosiz-
ing philanthropists. The rank and file Of
the Lords soldiery need especial help.
The vast majority of people will never
lead an army, will never write State Con-
stitution, will never electrify Senate, will
never make an important invention, will
never decide the fate of nation. You do
not expect to; you do not want to. You
will not be q Moses to lead q nation out OF
bondage. You will not be q Joshua to pro-
long the daylight until you can shut five
kings In Q cavern. You will not be st.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-03-02

For any man to match :bove his rank
i but To sell his liberty.
wedIock's like wine, not properly
judged Of till the second glass.
Evil events come from evil causes; and
what we suffer, spring, generally from
what we have done
Fathers, their children and themselves
abuse. that wealth Il husband for their
daughters choose.
The kindest and hoppiest pair will find
occasion 10 forb@ar. and sonnet hng every
day they live To pity and perhaps for
give.
A man who covers himself with costly
apparel and neglectS his mind, Is like one
who illUminates the outside of his house
and sits within in the dark.
1t is in vain that man is born forttf,
nate if he he unfortunate in his marriage
Negligence is the rust of the soul that
corrodes through all her best resolution.
blessings ever wait on virtuous deeds,
and though a late, sure reward sue
ceeds.
IF YOU wish to be held in esteem, you
must associste only with those who are
estimable.
one of the godil,e ,hircs of this world
| is the vener-3 tion done - human wort2
| bv the hearts of men.
Fire and sword are but slow engines
| of destruction in comparison with the
| babbler.
There is no dispute managed withoutl
passion and yet there Is scarce a dA
pute worth passion.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-03-02
AS WE USED TO BE.
A German Physician Says Nankin
Was Formerly with Hair.

A German Physician Says Mankind
Was Formerly with Hair.
A noted German physician, DR.. E:s-
her. expresses his conviction that ages
ago the bodies Of mankind we're COW
cred with hair, and that Its present dis
appearance is due TO the fact that Its
absence was regarded as beauty, and
hence that IN the choice of mates pref
erence was always given to those that
had the least Of 1t. ''As to the physio-
logical functions of hairs" says DR..
Exner, 1T is admitted that they are
modified sense organs, which have lost
all connection with the nerves. 1t Is
rroba bic that In primitive man the dis
tribution Of the hair upon the body
was Irregular. and that the length, col
or, structure and thickness OK the hair
varied with functions for which 1t was
intended. The hair which has been
left upon the body in the process Of
evolution has been left there for n
definite purpose. Certain hairs serve
as organs Of touch, notably the eye
Ia shes, the bulbs Of which are sur
rounded by a network of nerve fbres,
and In a less degree the hairs Of the
eyebrows. Both these serve to pro-
tect the eyes, for, being sensitive. they
give warming of danger, so that reflex
closure Of the lids is produced. The
eyebrows also prevent drops Of sweat
from running into the eyes, while the
eyelashes keep out dust. In
animals the hair serves to maintain
and regulate the heat Of the body. but
in man the hair Of the scalp alons
serves this purpose. Hair Is itself
poor conductor Of heat, and retains
air. also q poor conductor, In Its inter
suces. The fact that the forehead Is
not covered with hair, Exner explains
on the theory that in the contest be-
tween the natural tendency Of the hair
to protect the head against changes OF
tem1Crature and the tendency OF hui
man nature toward beauty, the latter
has prevailed more easily, because tie
non-conducting properties Of that por'
ton Of the skull are increased by tie
air-containing frontal sinuses, and
that that portion Of the head Is easily
protected from the heat of the sun by
lnclining the head forward"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-03-02
Mike a Fly Look Twelve Miles Long

Mike Fly Look Twelve Miles Long.
Pref. Elmer Gates, of Washington,
says he has worked out a process by
which objects can be magnitied to
size 500 times greater than by any OF
the microscopes now in use. His In
venticn,- he claims, will revolutionizo
microscopy. and will advance science
10 point hitherto unheard Of. His
discovery. he says, will be Of special
value in bacteriology and the study Of
the cellular tissues. The professor de-
clares that he has succeeded where all
other scientists have failed-in discov-
ering a way by which the Magnified
image projected On a lsnse can be mag
nified by a second as II 1t were the
original object. To do this has been the
aim Of scientific photographers and
m!crescopists for many years. Prof.
Gates does not take the public into his
confidence sufficiently to dvulge the
details Of his invention, but he says he
will be ready to give 1t to the world in
q few weeks. The power of the new
instrument is mentioned as 1900. 600
misunderstanding dispatch ia
India anapolis Journal.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-03-02
To be Continued

The shortest and surest way to live
with honor in the world is TO be in reality
what we would appear TO be.
This is the law of benefits between men
the one ought TO forget at once what
he has given and the other ought never
to forget what he has received.
Neatness, when moderate, is virtue;
but when carried to an extreme it mar
rows the mind.
Poverty wants some things, luxury
many, avarice all things.
The future destiny of the child is al
wavs the work of the mother.
What are the aims which are at the
$; me time duties? They are the per-
fecting of ourselves and the happiness
of others.
Choose always the way that seems the
hest. however rough it may be; custom
will soon render it easy and agreeable.
Contentment is pearl of great price,
and whoever procures it at the expense
of ten thosand desires makes a wise and
happy purchase.