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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-21

paratus, which would DC for the use ana
profit of both day aud night u p Is
The present High School building is adj
rnittedIy unsatisfactory, both rs 10 sizn
and construction. The use OF the Me-
chanics' Institute building Tor a mecu3iilt-
cal school for boys would greatly reiisEa
the overcrowded rooms of tho rte5eIl1
trirh school When the city felt able!
IL would ,hen LIE much cheaper and SIM
rler 10 construct 4 building for an act1
Cleruic high school for girls and such BOYS
as selected after passing through NV
grammar grades to continue in academia
rather than mechanical studies
OWES IT no IT'S BoES.
The friends OF this scheme, ana ~
though it has not as yet peen SeheIauE
discussed! it has warm friends. aFSus
that tbc fine has come when EicEGmoni
owes it TO it's boys To offer them ettiler
academic. or mechanical Instruction.
other cities are offering large advantages
OF this character and the boys Wii'Si
have been trained in their schools ARG
t,Linc- tbs, choice positions III the SNIP
Yards, locomotive works. and industFl"i
and electrical plants OF Richmond
Not only IS this true of POSITIONS ia IN,
sar,.ica of the larger enterprises, of VINO u
c,.erv ore knows An Illustration of tt''
onnortunities open to mechanically tralH-
ed boys and young men in a large NUM-
bar Of smaller manufacturing concerns
i, furnished in the case Of the pattcrn
works which has been in operation 90
Fourteenth Street between MANI "irs
Franklin for eight months or q wear. 'i
This. shop SIX or eight or ten men, OF =
pecial training and Instructors u
cork on the Wooden patterns for stoVcs'
,,,9,.f,.ne-,. electrical apparatus and eth
er purposes For this work they rsssiy.
Toll In "A tIHN- w iIllbtS
he he mechanical training they have re-
ct.i,.ed thav would be in 4 character os
work which commands L dollar ana =
half two dollars, or, at most two d'l-
lars and a halt POI.
1t is with = view TO eqq 1f as, r l,t
.h,t rha scheme OF we'll equipped me-
cbanicaI high school is icing considered
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-21
BOYS MECHANICAL
SCHOOL DISCUSSED
A Polytechnic High School tor
Richmond.
OPPORTUNITIES FOR BOYS
The Building OF the mechanics Institute Can
&c Used for Day as Well as Night
School = Members o. the
School Loard Interested.
OPPORTUNITIES FOR BOYS

More than one OF Inc members OF tHe
City School Board have been coHSioer'"s
and privately discussing the great h3sd
for a good mechanical and polytechnic
high school for the boys OF hlchHlo'ia'
The great advances which the clsy H"S
made as a manufacturing and industrial
center III the last decade nave lht Ss's
increased the opportunities open I" ooS
and Young men of some mecutHlc@l IL"
technical training. AT this time 100 !ae
a proportion of these positions are gums
to young men from othef cities a''N
states The trouble. it is said, IS that
Richmond is not atsordinS us HoyS siAo
necessary educational advantages ana
tho remedy. saw those who have consid-
cred the situation, is to DE found in me
creation OF an up-to-date and Well
en1tppe0 mechanical school Tor boys
While the subject has not as yet beeii
formally discussed in the meetings OF
The School Board, and this has been espe-
cially because OF the fact that the large
Improvement and rehabilitation OF the
present educational plant of the CITY re
commended by the Health Board, mas u.
70 this time occupied the attention ..
that body, the subject is one which -
receiving the careful consideration Oh So
eral members OF the beard
In this connection, the he" t -
Of the Virginia Mechanics INSTITUTE -
bain,- considered. This institution IS now
receiving substantial assistance from the
citv. Its good work is fully appreciated,
and there is no thought OF disco..iiiuiils
~ ,.,,anerine anv OF the present lines of
,saf,Iness. through which the school mas
commended itself to the community
o0li'' a DAY AND NIGHT school.
It is argued Tint if this .'@..h@f me-, -.
ecboo, whose work is now principally
ao,,t;rad TO night school wers bro Z
nto closer relation and coordination WI h
he citys educational system, the pres
ant work OF the school could be colltin,
ned without change or interruption ana
~ The same time a boys day mechanical
and archaeological high school could De
conducted in the same building. The m
strucrors provided for the day sclloo.
would greatly supplement the present
reaching force of the night school y
reasonable appropriation or gift woulo
proyide satisfactory equipment u ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-21
sNlBBlERS."
Not the Proper wav to Take Food


Clerks in grocery stores are apt to nib
BILE at this and that article Of food. and
if thew are not careful acquire ease OF
stomach" This was the case With L.
Shoemaker, Arctic, Ind.
while I was clerking in grocery
store 1t was difficult to resist the tempta-
ton to eat little of this and that; bit
of candy, some fruit or crackers and one
thing and another. After about year /
had serious stomach trouble and had run
down to ninety-one pounds. was pale and
sallow and poor as a snake. could Sleep
but little at night. and my distress was
terrible
Finally was compelled to give up my
position and take treatment for my
health. heard Of Grape-Nuts Breakfast
Food and began to use it regularly. l
soon began to recover both health and
strength, until at the end Of about three
months steady use was so fat and well
that was weighed and found I weighed
lso pounds. which was a gain Of sixty
nine pounds in that time. This may
sound a little tishy, but it is the plain
truth. and can be verified by any one who
cares to inquire of my friends who know
the facts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-21
A CAR ..

To tho People Of Virginia:
The Retail Druggists Association OF
Richmond have seen fit to list lronal
Tablets in their price list, notwithstanding
the fact that this unique and Wondcrful
preparation has only been advertised 1or
about two months. This proves conclu-
sively that they recognize the superiority
of this natural remedy, tor as d rue ~
druggist will recommend patent meoi-
cine because they do not know It's COIL
position, but Ironal is a natural remedy
made from mineral water and is not a
patented medicine. The late Dr. Huhtsr
McGure in speaking of this remedy saio :
Il consider your remedy a tonic and lax
ative of great Importance Cpoii. oui rs
quest he put these words IN WriuhS. anu ~
we have then, on file in our oillce. Il . olSi
is true cure for any stomach, Liver,
Kidney. Bladder, Blood or Bower disease.
Ii absolutely does cure. 1t is not cheap
remedy. but it is a cheap cure. Make the
dies to one cure. lronal is cure e. ~ I
costs you ST a bottle and 1t is worth $4,000
to any sufferer. Ii is sold on It's merits
to cure any disease except consumption
and cancer No cure no pay. al drug
eists are authorized to return the money
for any case of dissatisfaction. This rem
edy requires no full page advertisement 10
sell it. y package solo means sufferer
relieved and a satisfied patron who
spreads the news to all that lronal Is a
cure and not patented fake. Harmless
even if you were to take the entire con-
tents of the one dollar package at one
dose. All druggists keep lronal Tablets
They cannot be initiated, for while scien-
lists can analyze a diamond and discover
each separate substance of which 1t is
composed, still no one can take those
same substances to create a diamond
Just so is Ironal (nature's remedy above
imitation. Drop us postal for The
Story of Ironal.'
Address Richmond office.
THE IRONAL CO..
Richmond, Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-21

Miss Teresa Cartel, the beautiful SIS |
ter who won so much credit by her untir-
ing efforts in nursing the wounded after
the Maine explosion, is one of more than
a thousand nurses who have testified
to the wonderful results OF Paine's Celery
Compound among their sick. debilitated
and exhausted patients.
Sister Cartel herself was cured Of one
of the most serious affections of the liver
by ONLY two bottles of this marvellous re-
storative.
Paines Celery Compound has accom-
plished more in behalf of suffering hui
manity than any other discovery in the
history of medical science 1t has res
cued from sick bed thousands OF de-
sDeiring victims of disease. Men and
women in all walks of life have been
permanently cured by its use. Old ana
Young. the feeble ana the infir1n, praise
il curative powers. 1t is the one true
nerve tonic, IF taken in time, 1t never
fails to restore to activity weakened KID
news and a sluggish liver. The body has
becn made foul and unhealthy with I'M
n,,re blood and bio that originate in a
diseased liver. Cirrhosis, jaundice, fatty
,7oe,anaration. cancer and dropsy often
ros,r, from a diseased liver The appe-
tits is impaired the blood IS iille0 WIN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-21
Transf.rso Property.

Richmond: Julian Bryant, special COM
missioner. to A P Lawsha, "a 5-12 feet
IN west side of Highland Street, between
Nicholson and Denny Streets.
r II. HARDWOOD and wife and G. d.
pearman and wife to Margaret w.
Rlankenship, % 411A-12 feet on south side
of Broad Street, Ito HIP feet west OF
Twenty-eighth Street, $1,000.
Sallie D. Stout's trustee to Susan NJ
Robertson, IS 4-12 feet on east side OF
Thirty-third Street. 126 S-12 feet north OF
lBroad Street. $500.
Henrico: #. Stterding and wife to So
phie NJ. Guide, lots ana 2, block 1. plaI
Of Chestnut Hill. A.tSl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-21

poisonous principles, the skin become
yellow, digestion is deransed, a morhia
condition arises. ernaciation sets in, fot-
lowed by Il general feeling of debility!
These are the main symptoms of dis
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news are the great nerve centers. Paine
Celery Compound never fails to restore
them to healthy and vigorous acton
purifies the blood tones UP the sySteu'-
eradfcates ali poison. nourishes ana M
1-fporates muscle tissues and keeps th'
BODY healthy and free from foul imPuF-
tiles. Pafre's Celery Compound gives
Immediate and permanent rehef 20 ""
who suffer from a disordered liver
The best physicians openly endorse -
rse # recommend it ana authorize ths
nrhIic use of their statements 'h"t
Paine.s Celery Compound, In case lLts'
casa cures rheumatism and kindred US
eases purities the blood, regulates t''a
stomach. liver, bowels AMI kldnsyS a"t
,.ei1,vanatez the fagged-out or diseased.
nervous system
Tbousands OF letters have been re-
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49,, f,omnourG and by newspapers anH
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What reason can any person nave WIN,
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giving this greatest of all remedies -
trial?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-21

The first message of Governor Monta-
que to the General Assembly was SUD-
lnIIted yesterday in both houses. 1t is u
an able manner with many of the most
important matters reiallng to the vel
.are OF the state. 1t is. IN full, as tol-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-21

their living other than by tho use OIL
their hands and eyes. Why not. there
fore, educate those faculties and mem,
bers which produce the substance anu
comforts Of life? Such educatloh ID
not. merely material. Upon lapoi az
civilization primarily rests. ana tue gu
ca ton Of this labor will teach knowing
by doing and blend science Win ~
It will beget habits Of order, acCardcs'
Industry and intelligence; IL WIN pio,
duo,e contentment and develop Skill anu
productive power; 1t Will olghils lapor
and energize the creative forces OF So
ciety. These momentous needs can ne
greatly facilitated. if not accomplished.
by some forms of industrial education
Annie experience affords 1ndlSputable
nroof of the practical and ethical value
~ This form of education. which in some
branches NAV be introduced into many
of orr public schools with little. il any,
additional cost; and in q few years we
shall have a system of teaching that will
popuiarize' the free schools and power
fully advance the State.
The first step toward the contamination
of this is the procurement of competent
teachers. Blacksburg and Hampton are
already giving us some of these teach
ers. I would recommend the introduce
ton of Industrial teaching and training
into all the Normal Schools of the Com
monweath. These are the scources
whence alone must CONE the teachers
who are to inaugurate and carry forward
this great educational reform; ana l
would earnestly recommend that you au-
yhoriZe the State Board of Education 10
take such steps as may be necessary 10
ingraft some forms Of Industrial aho
manual training upon the free school sys-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-21
SICK HEAn,cHr CURED.

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Children. as well as grown folks, take
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-21
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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-07-01

King Edward VII has aStronger claim
for human sympathy than many of us
realize. He had the natural capacity
for being "A better and greater man than
he is or ever can be. Ii is not bis fault
that his talents. wherewith nature Sindly
endowed him, were allowed to go TO
waste His mother was an atfectionate
woman, bnt in selfish way, wishing to
see her children enjoy themselves be-
cause IL gave her pleasure, she never
in all her life gave Sigu of realizing
that Edward might some day be a ruler
of the British empire. She never took
the least interest in his early training
Talents which might have made man
of him were allowed TO eXpend their
forces in bad company,--in dissipation.
in perile ambitions relating 10 fashions
in clothing, in horSeraciug. he became
patron of pugllistS and pretty act
reSSeS. There was nothing else for him
To do He had not been trained to do
anything worth while, and he was notcut
out for = wail-hower. tie had To do
something. That he did not so 10 the
bad entirely is TO the credit ofhiS nature.
That he brought up his own children
quite oiherw Use than he had been
brought up himself Is greatly 20 his
credit. His oldest son, the heir apparent
of the throne Is one of the finest Specl-
mems of manhood 10 England. He was
trained as q common sailor IN the Brit
ish navy, aud worked his way up. He
has had compete education, lie has
travelled around the world. He has
acquired no TASTE for the frivoliiieS 10
which his father was forced to resort
becans, he had nothing else 10 do, aud
had been taught nothing else Queen
Victoria may have been AN stfectionate
mother. but she was certainly not
W Use. mother. nor good mother IN the
trsae sense Of the word.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-07-01

THE project of an isthmian canal may
have reached its quietuS in the bill
which has become a law, known as the
"Spooner bill" 1t gives the president
power To build the canal or not, as he
may determine in the exercise of his
Judgment concerning titles, which have
not yet been perfected, and concessions
which have not yet been obtained. The
tranSeontinental railroad companies
will, of course, use their efforts To delay,
and if possible, prevent the canal What
the president will do, and how he will
be able. or feel able, to stand out against
this opposition, if he thinks his chances
for the nomination depend upon it, re-
mains to be seen. He is rather too vocif-
erouS a perSon,-too much addicted to
talking big" to inspire much conf
dence in his firmueSS, of purpose. The
trusts have, SO far, found his bark TO be
worse than his bite. He might have
instituted criminal proceedings against
the managers of the beef truss, but
instead of that his attorney general
began the slow process of a proceeding
in the proverhially slow court of equity,
against that trust, and doomSday may
come before the end of that suit is
reached
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-07-01

THERE was republican county con-
vention, held at the court house last
Thursday for the purpose of electing
delegates to the state convention, butt
was far from being unanimous, in fact
the Stalwarts were so scared for fear
that the la Toilette crowd might secure
the delegates, that they run things in a
very high handed manner, and drove
many who believed in fair play, out of
their convention. In both First and
Second districts everything was liked up
beforehand. Those who were TO act as
presiding officers those who were to
make the speeches the delegates were
all selected and in both conventions the
names were read off and all voted on at
one time In the Second district con-
vention about "a voted that delegates
be elected by ballot, majority voted
no" and eight delegates walked out
expressing themselves IN very strong
language against the outrage. The
same experience was had in the First dis
triet convention, and the boilers or
ganized and elected La Toilette dele
gates. The Stalwart leaders made a
great mistake in not allowing the dele
gates the right to select their delegates
by ballot they had large majority in
the convention and common decency
should have prompted them to give the
minority the right to vote if they so de-
sired This high handed act will cost
the republican party many votes next
fall
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-07-01

Every man and boy will want n NEG.
lige shirt for the Fourth. Go to Seim
Bros. and make your selection.
A line of ladies' silk waists in pink.
blue, black and white, all sizes, this
sales week for Fourth of July wear only
SLID, worth $500, at Athens.
On last Saturday evening at the Pres.
byterlan parsonage. Mr.. Frank w. Luce
OF Eland Junction, was married to Miss
Myra Marsh, of Shawano Co., Wis.
Miss Ethel Roberts and Miss Emma
Pardee departed for the East yesterday.
they will visit in New York City and
parts IL Connecticut for the next six
weeks.
Rev. Wilson is planning to start next
week, for fishing excursion, hewill be
absent for week or more, the pulpit
IN his. absence will be supplied, the
church work going on as usual
Miss Nellie Gamble has returned home
from Green Bay to spend her vacation
having completed her term as instruc.
tor in the deaf and dumb school of
that city. Miss Louise Dashnier, of
that town will join her for visit the
latter part of the week.
Also on Monday morning June Both,
at the home of the bride Mr.. Edward
krezine, of Barclay, Mich. was united
in marriage to Miss Josephine Lambert
Both couples started at once upon their
bridal tours, and for the present will
make their homes away from our city
All friends wish them abundant prosper
ity and success in life.
Gideon's Minstrel Carnival was ut the
opera house on Thursday evening and
was greeted by good house. This is
one Of the best entertainments of the
kind that has been given in Wan
saU for long time. The singing was
excellent, and the specialists above the
average. The performance on the wire
was, alone, well worth the price Of adj
mission.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-07-01

THE return of the Chicago Chronicle
to democracy few weeks ago was
only spasmodic. Probably it was acct
dental, and meant merely the Inadver
tent rising of an editorial writer whose
views did not suit Observation-Disclosures and
who therefore promptly lost his job.
The Chronicle is Cleveland maniac of
the worst type, and the name of Bryan
gives it conniption fits. Its editorial
must be so disgusting TO democrats
that it can have but very few demo
cratic readers, and so it may abuse
and revile the six and one-half million
democrats who voted at the two last
presidential elections to its hearts con
tent, and lose few subscribers thereby.
Probably one of the Chronicles great
est grievances against the democratic
party is that democrats do not read it.
Democrats would naturally prefer to
read a republican paper that manfully
avows its party proclivities than one
which styles itself democratic>but does
all in its power to persuade the demo
cratic party to abandon democracy
and adopt republican policies.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-07-01

ITO come if the school proved a failure,
| pledged their future standing on the
benefit that should come from the estab-
lishment aud maintenance of this insti-
tutis--.
"fi'D school Is judged by the work of
the teachers who come from it. 1t will
not do for you to be successful teachers
only. 1t is your duty to go ont into the
schools of Marathon county and prove
TO the people that you are the best teach
ers the county have. More is expected
of you than was expected of the two
classes that have preceded you. You
have had the benefit of three years work
and close observation and the people
know that if good teachers are TO result
the best work must come from you.
''You wifi make mistakes At times
you viii feel that your work is failure
but you should remember that the
teacher who is not wholly satisfied is the
Ieacher who will strive To do better and
who will finally succeed in doing well.
Ii Is usually the seif-satistied teacher
who makes failure
II want TO impress upon each OF you
the one thought that it IS your duty TO
the people who have so eheerfully born
the cost of the school; TO the faculty OF
this school, who have so earnestly Ia
bored with you, and to those who have
shonldered the responsibility for the
success of the school, TO be, when you
go out 10 teach next year, the best
teacher the particular district ia which
You work, ever bad.
ssOn behalf OF the faculty aud of the
board of the Marathon County Training
School for Teachers as q Just reward
for yonr earnest. faithful work as stu
denis of the school, with pleasure pre-
sent these diplomas and with them GER
titicates TO teach. 1t IS my hope that
your future lab0rs in this county viii
be worthy of the confidence repOsed in
You. profitable 10 you, and perfectly
satisfactory to the people whom you
serve
The marked success Of Marathon
County Training School for Teachers,
which was the first Of its kind m the
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-07-01
PROPERTY PURCHASE.

H. II. Manson has made another large
purchase of real estate in this city. On
Saturday last he purchased the land
comprising the Manson mill site and
lumber yard. in all, thirty acres. This
is located on the west side, but very
little wsys above the upper bridge which
crosses the Wisconsin river. 1t is level.
high ground and commands an excel
lent view of the river and OF the city,
and will make very desirable building
sites Mr. Manson proposes To have the
most of this laid out into acre lots and
on the market inside of ten days Here
is an opportunity to make an in' stment
that will bring excellent returns.