A Wonderful Creation.
It is very sad to think that
th
God's wor
so few people know
beauties, the mysteries, the awful vastness ol
The creation of God is so mn
that we © not begin to comprehend it
plece of His handiwork
hot, self
look at one
I'he
, enory
sun, it {gs supposed, Isa
ous in size as compared with our
It is ninety-three mm mm miles away from
wn not begin to imagine the
id take
fles per hour,
Of course we os
astness of that distance It wou an ex
press train travell
d eight hundred ar
ired and twenty-two
1d sixty-six days
it there, [tis
thousan
hun vears to gn
sixty-six thousand five hun
yhund
eight hundred and
dred miles in di ter. The moon is twe
ind thirty-nine os distant {rot
earth, By putt earth in tl : of the
sun, tl ts orl
the
move in
IC Moon col
X i
with outer edge or
earth inside of th 1
crust
An ————— — ——————————
A Study in the Decomposition of Chromite |
Iron Ore.
ophyte, of
rare cotulition s Terasit
TATE tions, a parasite
ssary conditions for § Erowih are
moist acid medium with +
With these ng
dered that it finds many
its growth. These
and sexual
a normal temperatore
simple requisites it is not to Ix
of our fruits lavorab
moulds reproduce both asexu
sit the forn
wer ix the mode s
most always met with, while the sexual form is |
exception i
he sexual
gle spore find
to its growth
are fo
higher
the mee
of extremely
reproduction begins first by a sin
ing lodging §
Hew y
na favorable medium
fl very many minute
wre] which resemble the rox
These mycelia
lium in all directions
long min
ly honeycombing it
mycelia
it growth
burrow through
of the
plants
forming a network
ute grayish fibres complete i
Along the surface the |
growth is particularly abundant. With plenty of
moisture it may be as much as one-fourth
in thickness with a downy texture and
bluish white or gray. As soon as this
growth is well advanced the reproductive stage
commences. From the mycelium a very slender
thread or hypha crowned with a small bulb
branches into the air. In a very short time this
bulb develops into a dark-colored sporangiom fill
ed with a large number of very minute spores,
This sporangium when fully developed bursts
open along the crest and the spores are scat
about. Those latter are so very small that -
are invisible to the naked eye. Because of thelr
minuteness they are very easily carfled about by
the air and water, Whenever one of them finds
an agreeable medium it immediately commences
to develop, Ro rapid is this growth that within
forty-eight hours the life history has been accom:
plished from spore to reproductive stage and
back, :
This mould can be easily seen and is quickly
propagated on fruits like the apple and lemon,
It also attacks tainted bread or in fact anything
having an organic acid in its composition, So
quickly does it grow and so deeply does it pene:
trate Into the media that within a fow hours a
fruit of the nature of an apple Is completely af.
fected, making it particularly favorable to hae
terial action. Assoon as the mould has com”
inch
in color
mycelial
erial
days the
growth takes place
medium is reduce
mass, These moulds
by infecting sither a
cing it
moisture
51 to cut it in
Within a day, or at
wd the
but
and pla
the
| KPT
to keep
used it is be
owth
can
iin hyphae
wmked eye, in order to
other with
rom
rONCO]
NORMAN MILLER, 'M, Ss.
ew Franklin, Pa,
- » o—
Natural History as a Profession.
of Zoology
Nature
al His-
I must do
lack of
ep -—
A MEMORY TEST.
One Controversy
Was Decided.
Three men is}
Berlin
Were
WONDERFUL BROECK
THE ORJGINAL
IN NORTHERN HOLLAND.
A Neatoness and
wre Absolutely
an Brilliancy
Painful Pervade the
aule Place~Ilules Whieh the
In-
Must Observe.
bern Holland
als of the
froeck. fla
ishitauts
Jar up in nort among
little king-
Spotl
Lae dikes and
les original
the
The
com
own. The palings of
blue.
paved with shining bricks of many col
The red,
black, gray, purple, or pale
green, The doors
ed. For hours
in the stree
fences
’ “ae 1 . . .
Joeck are sky streets are
Ors, houses rose cole
are
light blue
inted
i are pa and gild
you may not see a soul
ts or at the windows
treets and
ind ba
Ley
houses, bridges, windows
18 show a
that are
step a
neatness and a bril
At
nl Ten 14
fnbsoiutely
inful
very new effect i
drop curinis
fs
tless and in
for cleaning
week
big brooms, little
forti
rouge {fo
t fort
for the frou utensil
Nes,
spoons, coal dust
he floor
wl w
bricks, llere are so
this wonderful tow:
Citizens must
+ when on
Bafore or a
y smoke exe
ver,
guests are
not
4
time
As
ne
Broe
asked
writ.
mes
without ever
silent, and
“Why don't 3
A few.
r a good deal
man
1 to him
wns
“but I
that my two friends
matter so seriously. And as
they are in earnest 1 will not
try to surpass them, for I cannot for-
get that each of them did me a favor
yesterday.”
“Yesterday 7’ ed Blumenthal
“Yes,” was the reply.
“And you have not yet forgotten it?
In that ease the laurels belong to you,
for you have indeed a wonderful men-
ory.”—New York Herald.
1 know
took the
#0 much
nske
Paying the Premium.
Some few months ago a young ma-
tron telephoned to one of the young
men she knew, who is connected with
a large insurance firm, asking him to
write a policy covering her new house-
hold effects.
“Don't tell Dick,” she asked. “I want
to surprise him. He really thinks I
have no business head at all”
The young man assented and issued
the policy. He waited a considerable
time for the payment of the premium.
His friendship for the young woman
eaused him to resist sending the bill,
but he finally did so. The recipient
complained bitterly to an acquaintance,
who is considerable of a wag, and he
readily encouraged her in ber ideas.
“Now, really,” she said, wrinkling
her pretty brows, “this bit of paper
costs next to nothing. 1 could have
written it myself.”
“Yes,” sald he, “but if you have a
fire the company will have to pay the
loss.”
“Well,” she suggested, “let them de-
duet what they say 1 owe them, Then
they won't be out anything." ~Chicago
Record-Herald.
I AI MARSA
Bee Grant Hoover before you Insure,
The pau
bordered
hives,
pa nted
ACTOS
wooden bri
8 BDOW
with a =
fornted |
caudex nre
weathercocl
12 resciabil
Nearly
one in frout
for evervdas entra
the foriner ope! only on great
sions, suc)
riages,
The gardens np
hotusen The ths
to vill in } sid
nil
evers IE ba
and one |
1
orca
as birth leath nd mar
wide
put
The
enough
his arm
daloty or vould barely hold
persons si ; ‘ i
tle myrtle Ledges would se
to the knees of four-year old
Between furbors il
beds rub little en cei made
to float paper bouts, They are crossed
by minintire ; vs, with
colored pi There
are ponds which
are nhmost Iliputian
bouts tied wit red to blue
stakes, tin; aid wininture
kitchen gnrdens, vor thing could be
measured with the hand oil ut a
leap, demolished Ly n More
ovor, there ave trees shape
of fans, plumes and disks, with their
trunks colored white and bine At
every step one discovers a new effect,
a fresh combination of hues, a novel
caprice, some new absurdity,
The rooms are very tiny and resem:
ble so many bazanrs. There are porce-
lain figures on the cupboard, Chinese
cups and sugar bowls on and under
the tables, plates fastened on the
walls, clocks, ostrich eggs, shells,
vases, plates, glasses, placed In every
corner and concealed In every nook,
cupboards full of hundreds of trifles
and ornaments without name, a crowd.
ing disorder and utter confusion of
colors.~FPublie Opiulon.
ARN of
Centre Reporter, $1.00 per year,
advance,
¢ lit
reach
child,
Hower
Joey
§ Pegs
i Lit
Hairs ' Ar buets
thier x. ¥ a buaith,
concenled by
cord
winirvises
Cio
Blow
pit
ed tin
and Don’t Know it.
How To Find Out,
Fill a bottle or common glass with your
tand twenty-four hours; a
sediment or set-
tling indicates an
w unhealthy condi-
tion of the kid-
neys; if it etains
your linen fit is
evidence of kid-
ney trouble: too
frequent desire to
pass it or pain in
the Lb re
proof that the kidne;
der are out of order
What to Do.
There is comfort in the knowledge
often expressed, that Dr, Kilmer's Swi
R ot, the great kidney remedy fulfills every
wish in ¢ rheumatism, pain in the
ver, bladder and every part
It ¢ lity
. J i b il J
Wailer pain in Pp swing
) effects following use of liquo
wine or beer, ar nd overcomes that unpleasant
) ng compelle d to go often
, and to get up tines
pls
fhe mild and extra
orrecis ir
alding
many
the
5 the
ands highest for its won-
he most distressi Ig cases.
icine you should have the
.and $1.
ete
51s in S0c sizes,
Home of Swamp-Root.
. When writing men-
his eros offer in this paper.
that the follow
i Court, for
befor
t Wessanna
Hamler
SALE ~The u
OT FOR
3 ple 8»
E10 i Bh A ND i
the 14 ad stat
dwel
ng ho
we anisbhed and
ye, being con
a! yard and tresse] and
ens in foe!
Good water and fro
For further particul
on tbe premises
are address
JOHN SMITH,
Lamar, Pa
ix larval separa
tian, lor esgic 4
ary 1. 2t 5. P. HENNIGH
Baral
oftain’'y shoa's
Berks ire OW
Che ler-wai
March i
Berkshire Pow, Berkshire
estor-while sow and fine lo
from forty to eighty pounds
bad two litters of
te had one litter, both dae to p
Boar is old from February and |
the
about
JAMES C, GOODHART
Centre HL, Pa.
The undersigned offers his
located one-fourth mile east of
Jor nent. Property consists of dwell
stable, slaughter house, meat room,
fein, two acres of ground, and good
MM CONDO
Pe. Dec. 11, 1902
ing house,
foe house
front
Centre Hall,
All persons are hereby cautioned
my wife, Lucy Breon, left my bed and
of provocation, and that
clothing,
shelier, or any purpose whatever, will be paid by
me; and this shall be sufficient notices.
JACOR B. BREON.
that
The
same strayed from the premises of the under.
signed during the first part of November, or
the renbouts, NEWTON YARNELL,
Linden Hall, Pa,
OUSE AND LOT AT PRIVATE BALE.
A house and lot, at Oentre Hill. The
property contains flve acres, and u which is
erected a god dwelling house, stable and ont
buildings: «leo two gardens and fruit trees, It is
a very desirable home
nove MRS. W. W. ROYER, Centre Hill, Pa.
AX NOTICE. $
The undersigned, tax collector of Poller
township will call on the taxables in his disrriet
between his and 3 he middle hot Ia January, and i
Hest & persons In arrears
omen AP. or. ae
Dootnbot 10, 1902,
AUTION
All persons are hereby cautioned against
purchasing hay, straw, fodder, implements, ete ,
of receiving from my promises any such feeds,
#e., or purehasin th s ghaln in the ground on ihe
farm occupied by 15 MN Kikie, Au during the at
two a Jear, as all snoh property is
100, DALE.
hoe Hall, Pa., December ©, 1002
DTTC Of OF INVALIDITY OF A NOTE.—
| persons are her notified of the
invalidity ~ n oortaln given wR me dared
November, 1902, and a
Kingle, Jo the bu ] Sue und 3 vin Sort
vo am. men dred dol
has bean mad eon he Dobe + Joaving a ba " Sk
seventy-five anliars, tae
reserved tin or sid ey o and Doe
RT 0, IW,
A fine full line of . . .
LADIES’ & MISSES’ SHOES.
A Complete line . ...
MEN'S AND BOYS’ SHOES,
Please do not forget our . .
FINE LINE OF CARPETS.
mer & Son, tue Hal, Pe
ot Why not buy a sensible
{ ’
Holiday Present
Buy a Pair of Fancy Slip-
Rubbers, Boots
Shoes. A fine line of these
goods bought
Holica
Come to
orp
wd uy
or
especially
for the y Trade,
stock
your
see ou
before you make
Holiday Purchases.
ect,
Spring Mills, Pa.
P.V.S.STORE.
Goods excel
for Produ ug
C. A. KRAPE.
Tiic Lamp of Steady ] Ral
The
» prices arc an obi
LE RUBBER &
LAMBERTVILLE . N. J
at Soesn’y. flare up or sn
ing uage ; the la
it and sis
ingly part with, « you hive
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Other lamps may be offered +
they may be, In some res; " $
Bess, there's ' only one. fe c
sure the lamp offered you is
om it ; every lam Pp has i, (300 Van
Old Lamps Made Ne wv.
We can fill every lamp want. Nomatt .
wania now amp or slow, a il one re
§ Ished, a va i
intend £
od into a New Rochester,
nd yeu lswrs Lijec
We are SPECIALISTS In the tment of f diseases A >)
Lamps. Consultation FRE
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A Stock of Furniture
To Suit All Tastes
Making up a ick of Furniture to suit all tases is no
small task, but I have succeded. The OE ddarits
my store as a destributing center of
BEAUTIFUL
WELL - MADE
FINELY FINISHED
-e
Furniture never diminishes. The satisfaction ex-
pressed by those who have bought here is gratifying
to us, and an additional recommendation to intending
rchasers. I am anxious to secure your gFurniture
Kade, I don’t disguise the fact at all, and I Jam will-
ing to make an extra effort to have you pleased.
I am {absolute]y positive of my ability to save
you money.
Special attention given to the direction of funerals
—the most approved embalming methods employed.
MILLEN, Da S. M. CAMPBELL.
SOM , and BELL TELEPHONES
-
Mie Ea n GRANITE
JMONGHENTS. 2 be
*
wake of bar
we
r others
can Go NM iA UB jg
of
A Farmer or His Son »
Biyt
or a townsman will be hire a by ne at $50 MONTH
LY and expenses, or 30 pe mit. commission
take orders fir oar Farm “Seeds Froits and
Flowers. We sell four grades of fruits, 0 any
competition oan be met. Our stock warranted
You do not deliver or collect. Can devote all or
part time, We pay you each week God
chapoe to earn money this winter, Write for
tree outfit at once
Pwery Nursery. Co., Rochester, N. Y.
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Controls sixteen of the
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¥
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{CENTRE HALL, . . . .., . PENN.
Manufacturer of
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