The Republican journal., 1912-12-19
Wayside Musings.

-uE EDlIo"
/ 10 1np pas in Portland, Me-, l went out
nis We Sa TO see my grandmother's sis
bs nll ~. more than ninety years old.
'Su u On old acquaintance Of diff
sc ca" a;+;ops and positions in life,
tsat 'Y, .;nded that. despite the asser-
sGs fSp .;entist that the wrinkles on
b 'l w ,srs first allowed to be formed
fs'e " neople do grow old. Though
BE '', s.,og done to make life easier
~ j; .,tsrd ageing processes, we can
10 ~ The vigor of life indefinitely
fF'1'. ,o,oss our duty to make the
Il - while it is passing. While
IL " allow the cares of business
ks1l sts to absorb most OF their
''' IS usually secret or latent
ksF or the faith of their ances-
h'-' .q>ejingly attended Friends
b. ..r.rsd to sermon on the
ai'' ,sre The speaker traced
,ssaght presented by the
}gsserism from the time it
@l-s .rt-d to the world by the
~ s-ianity to the present
l'7 .elued the clouds which
D' great central truth
ar. All religious denomi-
- the relationship of man
y' ,,r + Nature with different
a.lasss. This great truth
r-s. the early Quakers re-
73lng together of 100, 900
ming the first half CEN
-. au adherence to convic-
u- aused ten thousand of
.g.sau at one time. Sun
| r,...rvaa | ustened to an organ SER
he City Hall, where more than
...- were present. In a short
e.. 4s home the speaker said
rer- the decline of the home
.s.s compact.
4 s--e from outside sources
~rsr that ought to be found in
Wrenve are young we fond
| Expect to carry through life
4saits a.3 methods of thought
=, a,og Us ITO harmony with nature.
s3--a. Of riches, the influence
,,,o,t.t.s ar the decline of nerve
alter life cause US to fall short
Al, earlier hopes. If our lot is not
:. ,mofg the laaster spirits of the age
,,., al 8. ure books like those writ
j, tr Ragh Waldo Urine, which give
sr-.t clscoveries as to how to get
|. ,s,r5+ With nature and prolong
~, ata second century. Rus
4 ae Max yourself nests of pleas
4 thoughts. Baddha says: "What
l. think eJu become. -" Urine says:
|.,4 WON'T SEQ have in your body all
\ elasticity a.l the strength, all the
Esa Of yau younger years? Then
4. t,.ss 81 r0ur mind, making no room
Eraes thought, and you will exter-
liz ,n.r lgur body"
| IN SIR n writer's emphasize the
Etf ,scga- ,rg sus. They all call at
ta~,a OF the Infinite speak
Il ts ao soul. As Browning
En- z.... ..rs-lves; it takes no rise
fm ers.. thugs whate'er you may be-
IN; 9Th r- center in us all,
s- m -- tullness.
| TH-r .ars Iae secret of the high
Ewar UV the uniting of the
b. expression with the
gaus .r. from Within
tT.... er shining and the only
/ asl =.-eessary for US diligent-
nat we permit neither
s1r-. 10 become between US
tt0 t..a -e.ess law.
I'm .... soul can sway or sWerve,
sa which will Draw
w. .t ..-t or most deserve
T. - old friend with whom
a6 ...a visiting the old home
ps.= -. NOW at Mt. Wilson,
BIT tar . a relative
@ .-a working ever
b. airy for the Car
81 ID, Wl5 Of Washington, D. c.
EHlaJs u= arrest telescope in the
talef. Mt Wilson. The lens is
Fgmea. ilameter. They are at
ns o. n- NJ the shops in Pasa-
n .1a al.s.t inches in diameter. 1t
a9aS 7r. e and the piece of glass OF
PRE- it IS Ha4e cost $4,000 before any
aS9as '9as oa 4, They hope to have
a-} IF tn~ course of a year or two.
una. work las to be done to such a
SH that tfs neat of a mans body in
looid would Affect the temperature
'asl 10 spoil the work. 1t is done by
Nohatll naehirery in room where
EHperaurs is maintained to min
"scto, Of 4 degree. There is three
's Voff laid out up here in building a
'F anu other necessary things for re-
D'"g The lens when it is done. The
q The dome is estimated to cost
'@ ana mounting the glass $55, 600.
us'i'' CONE here from all over the
!" " study their methods. The work
''''Y al aone by photography. They
'9 exposure Of anywhere from q
'ee'als to several hours, the tele-
F' 0elng made to follow the star by