Notyet hi-res stock photography and images

Three rosy red ripe apples hanging on a Howgate Wonder apple tree in early November in an English garden in UK Stock Photo

RM2C78J6P–Three rosy red ripe apples hanging on a Howgate Wonder apple tree in early November in an English garden in UK

191120 -- KHARTOUM, Nov. 20, 2019 -- Joint Special Representative of the United Nations-African Union Mission in Darfur UNAMID Jeremiah Mamabolo speaks at a press conference in Khartoum, Sudan, Nov. 20, 2019. Mamabolo on Wednesday urged the Sudanese political forces, particularly the armed groups who have not yet joined the peace process, to come to negotiating table. SUDAN-KHARTOUM-UNAMID-POLITICAL FORCES-NEGOTIATION MohamedxKhidir PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Stock Photo

RM2RPHYKJ–191120 -- KHARTOUM, Nov. 20, 2019 -- Joint Special Representative of the United Nations-African Union Mission in Darfur UNAMID Jeremiah Mamabolo speaks at a press conference in Khartoum, Sudan, Nov. 20, 2019. Mamabolo on Wednesday urged the Sudanese political forces, particularly the armed groups who have not yet joined the peace process, to come to negotiating table. SUDAN-KHARTOUM-UNAMID-POLITICAL FORCES-NEGOTIATION MohamedxKhidir PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN

Rosy red ripe apples hanging on a Howgate Wonder apple tree in early November in an English garden in UK Stock Photo

RM2C78JBC–Rosy red ripe apples hanging on a Howgate Wonder apple tree in early November in an English garden in UK

. Hardware merchandising August-October 1912. HAVE YOU ARRANGED for your Burner Requirements ? Price of Brass is DailyGoing Up! BANNER Burners have notYET!!. Now is the time to get your Contractsin BEFORE prices advance! BRANCHES: 56 Albert Street, Winnipeg.30 St. Dizier Street, Montreal. Ontario Lantern & Lamp Co., Limited HAMILTON, ONTARIO Stock Photo

RM2AFKYFA–. Hardware merchandising August-October 1912. HAVE YOU ARRANGED for your Burner Requirements ? Price of Brass is DailyGoing Up! BANNER Burners have notYET!!. Now is the time to get your Contractsin BEFORE prices advance! BRANCHES: 56 Albert Street, Winnipeg.30 St. Dizier Street, Montreal. Ontario Lantern & Lamp Co., Limited HAMILTON, ONTARIO

RM2RPHYKG–191120 -- KHARTOUM, Nov. 20, 2019 -- Joint Special Representative of the United Nations-African Union Mission in Darfur UNAMID Jeremiah Mamabolo speaks at a press conference in Khartoum, Sudan, Nov. 20, 2019. Mamabolo on Wednesday urged the Sudanese political forces, particularly the armed groups who have not yet joined the peace process, to come to negotiating table. SUDAN-KHARTOUM-UNAMID-POLITICAL FORCES-NEGOTIATION MohamedxKhidir PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN

RM2C78J9M–Three rosy red ripe apples hanging on a Howgate Wonder apple tree in early November in an English garden in UK

RM2AFTJNP–. Hardware merchandising August-October 1912. HAVE YOU ARRANGED for your Burner Requirements ? Price of Brass is DailyGoing Up! BANNER Burners have notYET!!. Now is the time to get your Contractsin BEFORE prices advance! BRANCHES: 56 Albert Street, Winnipeg.30 St. Dizier Street, Montreal. Ontario Lantern & Lamp Co., Limited HAMILTON, ONTARIO

A 1970s pedal bicycle adapted to provide an external combusition engine for power-assistance on the road in UK Stock Photo

RM2C78JNK–A 1970s pedal bicycle adapted to provide an external combusition engine for power-assistance on the road in UK

On a cobbled street in Rye Sussex there is located an English 14th century Mermaid Inn, steeped in smuggling history Stock Photo

RM2C78K13–On a cobbled street in Rye Sussex there is located an English 14th century Mermaid Inn, steeped in smuggling history

Somnolent female Ragdoll cat fast asleep in a cosy hammock hung over a central heating radiator for warmth in UK Stock Photo

RM2C78ME4–Somnolent female Ragdoll cat fast asleep in a cosy hammock hung over a central heating radiator for warmth in UK

A seal bicolour pedigree Ragdoll cat sound asleep on a warm chair in UK Stock Photo

RM2C78MA2–A seal bicolour pedigree Ragdoll cat sound asleep on a warm chair in UK

The facial markings are clear to see on this Seal Bicolour Ragdoll cat sleeping on a comfortable chair in UK Stock Photo

RM2C78M59–The facial markings are clear to see on this Seal Bicolour Ragdoll cat sleeping on a comfortable chair in UK

. Hardware merchandising August-October 1912. HAVE YOU ARRANGED for your Durner Requirements ? Price of Brass is DailyGoing Up! BANNER Burners have notYET!!. Now is the time to get your Contractsin BEFORE prices advance! BRANCHES: 56 Albert Street, Winnipeg.30 St. Dizier Street, Montreal. Ontario Lantern & Lamp Co., Limited HAMILTON, ONTARIO Stock Photo

RM2AFR58G–. Hardware merchandising August-October 1912. HAVE YOU ARRANGED for your Durner Requirements ? Price of Brass is DailyGoing Up! BANNER Burners have notYET!!. Now is the time to get your Contractsin BEFORE prices advance! BRANCHES: 56 Albert Street, Winnipeg.30 St. Dizier Street, Montreal. Ontario Lantern & Lamp Co., Limited HAMILTON, ONTARIO

. Hardware merchandising August-October 1912. HAVE YOU ARRANGED for your Rurner Requirements ? Price of Brass is DailyGoing Up! BANNER Burnors have notYET!!. Now is the time to get your Contractsin BEFORE prices advance! BRANCHES: 56 Albert Street, Winnipeg.30 St. Dizier Street, Montreal. Ontario Lantern & Lamp Co., Limited HAMILTON, ONTARIO Stock Photo

RM2AFHE5F–. Hardware merchandising August-October 1912. HAVE YOU ARRANGED for your Rurner Requirements ? Price of Brass is DailyGoing Up! BANNER Burnors have notYET!!. Now is the time to get your Contractsin BEFORE prices advance! BRANCHES: 56 Albert Street, Winnipeg.30 St. Dizier Street, Montreal. Ontario Lantern & Lamp Co., Limited HAMILTON, ONTARIO

. Hardware merchandising August-October 1912. HAVE YOU ARRANGED for your Rurner Requirements ? Price of Brass is DailyGoing Up! BANNER Burners have notYET!!. Now is the time to get your Contractsin BEFORE prices advance! BRANCHES: 56 Albert Street, Winnipeg.30 St. Dizier Street, Montreal. Ontario Lantern & Lamp Co., Limited HAMILTON, ONTARIO 64 HARDWARE AND METAL Stock Photo

RM2AFP187–. Hardware merchandising August-October 1912. HAVE YOU ARRANGED for your Rurner Requirements ? Price of Brass is DailyGoing Up! BANNER Burners have notYET!!. Now is the time to get your Contractsin BEFORE prices advance! BRANCHES: 56 Albert Street, Winnipeg.30 St. Dizier Street, Montreal. Ontario Lantern & Lamp Co., Limited HAMILTON, ONTARIO 64 HARDWARE AND METAL

. Hardware merchandising August-October 1912. TRADE MARK.. HAVE YOU ARRANGED for your Rurner Requirements ? Price of Brass is DailyGoing Up! BANNER Burners have notYET!!. Now is the time to get your Contractsin BEFORE prices advance! BRANCHES: 56 Albert Street, Winnipeg.30 St. Dizier Street, Montreal. Ontario Lantern & Lamp Co., Limited HAMILTON, ONTARIO Stock Photo

RM2AG39TH–. Hardware merchandising August-October 1912. TRADE MARK.. HAVE YOU ARRANGED for your Rurner Requirements ? Price of Brass is DailyGoing Up! BANNER Burners have notYET!!. Now is the time to get your Contractsin BEFORE prices advance! BRANCHES: 56 Albert Street, Winnipeg.30 St. Dizier Street, Montreal. Ontario Lantern & Lamp Co., Limited HAMILTON, ONTARIO

The cypress and juniper trees of the Rocky Mountain region . CUPRESSUS ARIZONICA: GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION. [The distribution shown in Mexico by hatched areas is based on reported occurrences notyet verified ; solid dots show localities where specimens of this species have been collected.] Jul. 207, U S. Dept. of Agricult Map No. 2. Cupressus Glabra: Geographic Distribution. Bui. 207, U. S. Dept. of Agriculture Map No. 3 Stock Photo

RM2AX0CAP–The cypress and juniper trees of the Rocky Mountain region . CUPRESSUS ARIZONICA: GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION. [The distribution shown in Mexico by hatched areas is based on reported occurrences notyet verified ; solid dots show localities where specimens of this species have been collected.] Jul. 207, U S. Dept. of Agricult Map No. 2. Cupressus Glabra: Geographic Distribution. Bui. 207, U. S. Dept. of Agriculture Map No. 3

The cypress and juniper trees of the Rocky Mountain region . JUN1PERUS SABINOIDES: GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION. [The distribution shown in Mexico by hatched areas is based on reported occurrences notyet venned ; solid dots show localities where specimens of this species have been collected.] jI. 207, U S. Dept. of Agriculture Map No. 8. JUNIPERUS UTAHENSIS: GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION. Bui. 207, U S. Dept. of Agriculture Map No. 9 Stock Photo

RM2AX0870–The cypress and juniper trees of the Rocky Mountain region . JUN1PERUS SABINOIDES: GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION. [The distribution shown in Mexico by hatched areas is based on reported occurrences notyet venned ; solid dots show localities where specimens of this species have been collected.] jI. 207, U S. Dept. of Agriculture Map No. 8. JUNIPERUS UTAHENSIS: GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION. Bui. 207, U S. Dept. of Agriculture Map No. 9

American homes and gardens . )HE revival of the old-time handiwork is nomere fad. It seeks to reproduce by modernfingers the articles that our great grandsmothers wrought with greatest care andcompleted after days and weeks of labor.The twentieth century looks back on thepast and what it did with admiring and approving eyes, fortrue art is found in much that was then accomplished. Oftenthe productions were of the simplest designs, and this verysimplicity appeals to those who have the artistic sense notyet confused by the conglomeration of articles turned out bymachines in such quantities that Stock Photo

RM2AJG9HD–American homes and gardens . )HE revival of the old-time handiwork is nomere fad. It seeks to reproduce by modernfingers the articles that our great grandsmothers wrought with greatest care andcompleted after days and weeks of labor.The twentieth century looks back on thepast and what it did with admiring and approving eyes, fortrue art is found in much that was then accomplished. Oftenthe productions were of the simplest designs, and this verysimplicity appeals to those who have the artistic sense notyet confused by the conglomeration of articles turned out bymachines in such quantities that

Meissonier, his life and his art . the age of thirty, explain and justify hisreputation as fully as any which have followed. Isit not, indeed, a common characteristic of strongartistic natures to give the measure of their strengthfrom the very first, and to manifest themselves onceand for all in the carl- fruits of their genius . Ingres reveals himself fully in hisfirst portraits and in hisCEdipus, as does Gros inhis Battle of Nazareth, andGericault in his Cliasscur onHorseback. Delacroix was notyet twenty-four when he gavea foretaste of the qualitiesthat were to distinguish thepainter of the Stock Photo

RM2AX2JBF–Meissonier, his life and his art . the age of thirty, explain and justify hisreputation as fully as any which have followed. Isit not, indeed, a common characteristic of strongartistic natures to give the measure of their strengthfrom the very first, and to manifest themselves onceand for all in the carl- fruits of their genius . Ingres reveals himself fully in hisfirst portraits and in hisCEdipus, as does Gros inhis Battle of Nazareth, andGericault in his Cliasscur onHorseback. Delacroix was notyet twenty-four when he gavea foretaste of the qualitiesthat were to distinguish thepainter of the

Life and deeds of General Sherman, including the story of his great march to the sea .. . Concentration had for some timepast been the favorite idea of Beauregard. If hisadvice had been taken in time, Donelson might notyet have fallen. Beauregard selected Corinth as themost desirable point for concentrating the scatteredforces of the Confederacy. Here the two greatrailroads which connect the Gulf of Mexico andthe Mississippi with the Atlantic Ocean form a junc-tion. It is the key of the railroad system of Missis-sippi. A Great Military Camp, Orders were issued to the commanders of all theoutly Stock Photo

RM2AXK51G–Life and deeds of General Sherman, including the story of his great march to the sea .. . Concentration had for some timepast been the favorite idea of Beauregard. If hisadvice had been taken in time, Donelson might notyet have fallen. Beauregard selected Corinth as themost desirable point for concentrating the scatteredforces of the Confederacy. Here the two greatrailroads which connect the Gulf of Mexico andthe Mississippi with the Atlantic Ocean form a junc-tion. It is the key of the railroad system of Missis-sippi. A Great Military Camp, Orders were issued to the commanders of all theoutly

A short history of England . ving in the midst of a wicked worldfrom which but one here and there would be saved, and thatonly by fleeing from the occupations, the amusements, and theinterests of their time. 439. The Habeas Corpus Act.—There are three importantevents which belong to the reign of Charles II which have notyet been mentioned, — the passage of the Habeas Corpus Act,the Plague, and the Great Fire of London. The writ of habeascorpus1 was an order granted by a judge upon any man who washolding another in confinement, requiring the captor to bringhis prisoner before the judge to tell Stock Photo

RM2AX2C9D–A short history of England . ving in the midst of a wicked worldfrom which but one here and there would be saved, and thatonly by fleeing from the occupations, the amusements, and theinterests of their time. 439. The Habeas Corpus Act.—There are three importantevents which belong to the reign of Charles II which have notyet been mentioned, — the passage of the Habeas Corpus Act,the Plague, and the Great Fire of London. The writ of habeascorpus1 was an order granted by a judge upon any man who washolding another in confinement, requiring the captor to bringhis prisoner before the judge to tell

Psycho-therapy in the practice of medicine and surgery . ependently of thenervous system). But at present this possibilitystands, in the minds of most people, as a merehypotheses, as stood wireless telegraphy a dec-ade ago. How far the ordinary cells, as well as the cellsdifferentiated for specific purposes other thanmere transmission of stimuli, are capable of act-ing in a vicarious manner in emergencies is notyet known. Of course the nerves are the chief, and themost facile, media of communication, and it is byvirtue of the facilities for communication thusafforded that the several parts of Stock Photo

RM2AJ0M07–Psycho-therapy in the practice of medicine and surgery . ependently of thenervous system). But at present this possibilitystands, in the minds of most people, as a merehypotheses, as stood wireless telegraphy a dec-ade ago. How far the ordinary cells, as well as the cellsdifferentiated for specific purposes other thanmere transmission of stimuli, are capable of act-ing in a vicarious manner in emergencies is notyet known. Of course the nerves are the chief, and themost facile, media of communication, and it is byvirtue of the facilities for communication thusafforded that the several parts of

Life and deeds of General Sherman, including the story of his great march to the sea .. . COMMODORE FARRAGUT,. MAP SHOWING PliTbBURG LANDING AND CORINTH.14 209 210 GENERAL SHERMAN. but the great object aimed at both by him and Beau-regard was to concentrate the Confederate forces andestabHsh a second Hne of defence on the Memphis andCharleston railroad. Concentration had for some timepast been the favorite idea of Beauregard. If hisadvice had been taken in time, Donelson might notyet have fallen. Beauregard selected Corinth as themost desirable point for concentrating the scatteredforces of th Stock Photo

RM2AXK5WH–Life and deeds of General Sherman, including the story of his great march to the sea .. . COMMODORE FARRAGUT,. MAP SHOWING PliTbBURG LANDING AND CORINTH.14 209 210 GENERAL SHERMAN. but the great object aimed at both by him and Beau-regard was to concentrate the Confederate forces andestabHsh a second Hne of defence on the Memphis andCharleston railroad. Concentration had for some timepast been the favorite idea of Beauregard. If hisadvice had been taken in time, Donelson might notyet have fallen. Beauregard selected Corinth as themost desirable point for concentrating the scatteredforces of th

The student's history of GeorgiaFrom the earliest discoveries and settlements to the end of the year 1883Adapted for general reading and the use of schools . of canals and the substitutionof railroads. Their proposition caused a disagreement amongthe engineers, and the discussion resulted in the dissolutionof the board, and the abandonment for a time of the pro-jected system of internal improvement. The State was notyet ready for a system of railroads. 15. There were at the time but twenty-six miles of rail-roads in the United States. The first railroad in the UnitedStates was just built in th Stock Photo

RM2AN9313–The student's history of GeorgiaFrom the earliest discoveries and settlements to the end of the year 1883Adapted for general reading and the use of schools . of canals and the substitutionof railroads. Their proposition caused a disagreement amongthe engineers, and the discussion resulted in the dissolutionof the board, and the abandonment for a time of the pro-jected system of internal improvement. The State was notyet ready for a system of railroads. 15. There were at the time but twenty-six miles of rail-roads in the United States. The first railroad in the UnitedStates was just built in th

RM2AFR1X8–. Life and deeds of General Sherman, including the story of his great march to the sea ... Concentration had for some timepast been the favorite idea of Beauregard. If hisadvice had been taken in time, Donelson might notyet have fallen. Beauregard selected Corinth as theimost desirable point for concentrating the scatteredforces of the Confederacy. Here the two greatrailroads which connect the Gulf of Mexico andithe Mississippi with the Adantic Ocean form a junc-ition. It is the key of the railroad system of Missis-:sippi. A Great Military Camp.Orders were issued to the commanders of all theou

Handbook of archaeology, Egyptian - Greek - Etruscan - Roman . of their designsvanishes and gives way to the beautiful, so that they might beranked in the fourth class. The harshness and violence of move-ment so striking in the archaic vases gradually disappear, and makeway for a calm and severe dignity. The artists, however, did notyet work with perfect freedom, and the designs are rather stiff.The subjects represented are the same as those on the vases of thesecond class. The forms of the vases have something more elegantthan those of the second class, although they present great varia-tions Stock Photo

RM2AN61GM–Handbook of archaeology, Egyptian - Greek - Etruscan - Roman . of their designsvanishes and gives way to the beautiful, so that they might beranked in the fourth class. The harshness and violence of move-ment so striking in the archaic vases gradually disappear, and makeway for a calm and severe dignity. The artists, however, did notyet work with perfect freedom, and the designs are rather stiff.The subjects represented are the same as those on the vases of thesecond class. The forms of the vases have something more elegantthan those of the second class, although they present great varia-tions

Annual Report of the Librarian of Congress . as the aggregate includes 723 periodicals, 1,409annuals and similar publications, and 743 individual books.These records are for the present on cards in the division,but it is hoped at an early date to publish check lists of theforeign documents of the countries which are well repre-sented in the Library of Congress. The works in the custody of the division which have notyet been catalogued, and whose location is not, therefore,indicated by a card number, have been arranged by countriesand by subjects. To the facilities of the division for researchs Stock Photo

RM2AXG6F5–Annual Report of the Librarian of Congress . as the aggregate includes 723 periodicals, 1,409annuals and similar publications, and 743 individual books.These records are for the present on cards in the division,but it is hoped at an early date to publish check lists of theforeign documents of the countries which are well repre-sented in the Library of Congress. The works in the custody of the division which have notyet been catalogued, and whose location is not, therefore,indicated by a card number, have been arranged by countriesand by subjects. To the facilities of the division for researchs

The Jordan Valley and Petra . Ch Jerash 209 among the ruins on the west side, and have madenarrow cartways among the ancient pillars, rollingmany out of their places, and breaking up a fewthat they could not remote. But they have notyet begun to use any of the great buildings asquarries, and it is sincerely hoped that the govern-ment will not allow them to do so. The presentMudir of the Circassians is an educated and wellinformed man. When Dr. Torrance spoke to himabout protecting the ancient remains of the Greeksand the Romans he responded very dryly, that theCircassians had a hard enough tim Stock Photo

RM2AK9XTY–The Jordan Valley and Petra . Ch Jerash 209 among the ruins on the west side, and have madenarrow cartways among the ancient pillars, rollingmany out of their places, and breaking up a fewthat they could not remote. But they have notyet begun to use any of the great buildings asquarries, and it is sincerely hoped that the govern-ment will not allow them to do so. The presentMudir of the Circassians is an educated and wellinformed man. When Dr. Torrance spoke to himabout protecting the ancient remains of the Greeksand the Romans he responded very dryly, that theCircassians had a hard enough tim

Text-book of structural and physiological botany . two parts remaining separated fromone another by the thin-walled formative tissue. The modeof the further development of the vascular bundles has notyet been fully determined; because it is scarcely possible toobserve the first formation of the cambium-bundle in the* punctum vegetationis, or in seedlings, the investigation ofwhich could alone give the clue. It is therefore not yetaccurately known whether the leaves are penetrated byramifications of the vascular bundles of the stem, or whetherthey form bundles of their own which unite with the Stock Photo

RM2AXE04P–Text-book of structural and physiological botany . two parts remaining separated fromone another by the thin-walled formative tissue. The modeof the further development of the vascular bundles has notyet been fully determined; because it is scarcely possible toobserve the first formation of the cambium-bundle in the* punctum vegetationis, or in seedlings, the investigation ofwhich could alone give the clue. It is therefore not yetaccurately known whether the leaves are penetrated byramifications of the vascular bundles of the stem, or whetherthey form bundles of their own which unite with the

. Review of reviews and world's work. AT VLRDC-S Ge«ma.v Officeb: ^fy men; the enemy have notyet been able to understand our Chancellors peaceterms. We shall have to speak a little more stronglywith them. From the Luttige Blatter © (Berlin) The great struggle at Verdun has beenreflected in numerous cartoons from the bel-ligerent countries, those in the Germanpapers maintaining a show of confidence,while the Allies picture the futility of thecontinued attempt. Austrian cartoons quiteoften strike a peace note.. Stock Photo

RM2AFTE0X–. Review of reviews and world's work. AT VLRDC-S Ge«ma.v Officeb: ^fy men; the enemy have notyet been able to understand our Chancellors peaceterms. We shall have to speak a little more stronglywith them. From the Luttige Blatter © (Berlin) The great struggle at Verdun has beenreflected in numerous cartoons from the bel-ligerent countries, those in the Germanpapers maintaining a show of confidence,while the Allies picture the futility of thecontinued attempt. Austrian cartoons quiteoften strike a peace note..

Davis's manual of magnetism : including galvanism, magnetism, electro-magnetism, electro-dynamics, magneto-electricity, and thermo-electricity . Where the same metal, in different con-ditions, is used, the production of electricity is re-ferred to the unequal propagation of heat on eachside of the heated point, caused in the single wire bythe obstruction occasioned by the twist, and in thecase of two wires, by the contact of the cold wire, orwhere they are connected together, by the differencein their diameters. The causes, however, have notyet been fully investigated, and many points are in-v Stock Photo

RM2AXFGG9–Davis's manual of magnetism : including galvanism, magnetism, electro-magnetism, electro-dynamics, magneto-electricity, and thermo-electricity . Where the same metal, in different con-ditions, is used, the production of electricity is re-ferred to the unequal propagation of heat on eachside of the heated point, caused in the single wire bythe obstruction occasioned by the twist, and in thecase of two wires, by the contact of the cold wire, orwhere they are connected together, by the differencein their diameters. The causes, however, have notyet been fully investigated, and many points are in-v

The American annual of photography . it has notyet arrived. As I have chosen gum bichromate as my ideal medium ofexpression for pictorial work I shall not attempt a defenseof either the process or its devotees. We know that the onlyway to solve the problem of successful development is byearnest and persistent effort until for one of us the time willarrive. For a time I was devoted to brush development on platinumwith glycerin restrainer. One has a fair measure of controland for sketchy effects it can hardly be surpassed; also wheresome undesirable portion of the negative is to be eliminatedit Stock Photo

RM2ANGDG6–The American annual of photography . it has notyet arrived. As I have chosen gum bichromate as my ideal medium ofexpression for pictorial work I shall not attempt a defenseof either the process or its devotees. We know that the onlyway to solve the problem of successful development is byearnest and persistent effort until for one of us the time willarrive. For a time I was devoted to brush development on platinumwith glycerin restrainer. One has a fair measure of controland for sketchy effects it can hardly be surpassed; also wheresome undesirable portion of the negative is to be eliminatedit

William Morris, his homes and haunts . peace did rot last for long. For one thing, thefamily copper mine in Devonshire was getting workedout; and the Morris unearned income was going downrapidly year by year. The decorating business was notyet paying its own way; though it was increasing itsturnover each year. Then Morris had an attack ofrheumatic fever, and the journey to London every daybecame impossible. So it came about that the Red House must be givenup: for Morris neither could afford nor did he desire togive up the work on which his joy in life depended:business was pleasure in his case Stock Photo

RM2AJ07C7–William Morris, his homes and haunts . peace did rot last for long. For one thing, thefamily copper mine in Devonshire was getting workedout; and the Morris unearned income was going downrapidly year by year. The decorating business was notyet paying its own way; though it was increasing itsturnover each year. Then Morris had an attack ofrheumatic fever, and the journey to London every daybecame impossible. So it came about that the Red House must be givenup: for Morris neither could afford nor did he desire togive up the work on which his joy in life depended:business was pleasure in his case

Across South America; an account of a journey from Buenos Aires to Lima by way of Potosí, with notes on Brazil, Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, and Peru . common soldiers and servants. Ifany of the officers of the garrison or Inca nobles wereever buried in this vicinity, their tombs have notyet been discovered, or else the graves were rifledyears ago. But of this there is no evidence. All the conspicuously large rocks below the ter-races have been found to cover graves. The skullswere not found alone but always near the remainderof the skeleton. The larger bones were in fairlygood condition but the Stock Photo

RM2AX224X–Across South America; an account of a journey from Buenos Aires to Lima by way of Potosí, with notes on Brazil, Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, and Peru . common soldiers and servants. Ifany of the officers of the garrison or Inca nobles wereever buried in this vicinity, their tombs have notyet been discovered, or else the graves were rifledyears ago. But of this there is no evidence. All the conspicuously large rocks below the ter-races have been found to cover graves. The skullswere not found alone but always near the remainderof the skeleton. The larger bones were in fairlygood condition but the

Literary by-paths in old England . ise for his excellent skill and skil-ful excellency showed forth in the same thanthey would to either Theocritus or Virgil. Very soothing, no doubt, all this must havebeen to the New Poet, as Spencer was called,but also not very satisfying. These fine wordsdid not butter his parsnips. The days were notyet when laudatory reviews and a consensus offavourable opinion had their immediate result insubstantial cheques from the publisher. Spenserhad come to London for his more prefer-ment, and praise for his poetry, however com-forting, was but a poor stone instead Stock Photo

RM2AWM7JH–Literary by-paths in old England . ise for his excellent skill and skil-ful excellency showed forth in the same thanthey would to either Theocritus or Virgil. Very soothing, no doubt, all this must havebeen to the New Poet, as Spencer was called,but also not very satisfying. These fine wordsdid not butter his parsnips. The days were notyet when laudatory reviews and a consensus offavourable opinion had their immediate result insubstantial cheques from the publisher. Spenserhad come to London for his more prefer-ment, and praise for his poetry, however com-forting, was but a poor stone instead

Mechanical Contracting & Plumbing January-December 1908 . voir,and as the price is right, it is just whatthe trade have been looking for. Gurneys new Imperial Oxford, 100series, has made so many friends for it-self since it has been in the market thatthere are very few indeed who do notknow of its value, and judging from thecomments of visitors in passing the dis-play the popularity of this line is notyet at its highest. The nicety to whichit is proportioned catches the eye, but the results from the oven are still morelasting. The Oxford Art Laurel is certainly awork of art. It is making its i Stock Photo

RM2AM4ANG–Mechanical Contracting & Plumbing January-December 1908 . voir,and as the price is right, it is just whatthe trade have been looking for. Gurneys new Imperial Oxford, 100series, has made so many friends for it-self since it has been in the market thatthere are very few indeed who do notknow of its value, and judging from thecomments of visitors in passing the dis-play the popularity of this line is notyet at its highest. The nicety to whichit is proportioned catches the eye, but the results from the oven are still morelasting. The Oxford Art Laurel is certainly awork of art. It is making its i

Africa and its inhabitants . ondary Africanriver, being inferior not only to the Congo, Nile, Joliba, and Zambesi, but accordingto some approximate estimates, even to the Limpopo, Orange, and Juba. Butgreat discrepancies prevail on this point; and while Chavanne calculates the Senegalat 176,000 square miles, Von Kloden reduces it to Httle over 103,000 square miles.These discrepancies are due to the fact that the Saharan slope of the river has notyet been accurately surveyed, and that some include this region of intermittentwadies in the Senegal basin, while others bring it within the zone of i Stock Photo

RM2AJBC6C–Africa and its inhabitants . ondary Africanriver, being inferior not only to the Congo, Nile, Joliba, and Zambesi, but accordingto some approximate estimates, even to the Limpopo, Orange, and Juba. Butgreat discrepancies prevail on this point; and while Chavanne calculates the Senegalat 176,000 square miles, Von Kloden reduces it to Httle over 103,000 square miles.These discrepancies are due to the fact that the Saharan slope of the river has notyet been accurately surveyed, and that some include this region of intermittentwadies in the Senegal basin, while others bring it within the zone of i

An illustrated history of the New world : containing a general history of all the various nations, states, and republics of the western continent ..and a complete history of the United States to the present time .. . THE GREAT MASSACRE. 223. THE CHRISTIAN INDIAN DISCLOSINfG THE INTENDED ilASSACKB Their number continually increased, the area of the settlement wasextended, and the arrival of a considerable number of females gavea stability, an appearance of home to the town, which it had notyet enjoyed. During this period of prosperity, a storm was brooding over thecolony in a quarter little sus Stock Photo

RM2AWFC2P–An illustrated history of the New world : containing a general history of all the various nations, states, and republics of the western continent ..and a complete history of the United States to the present time .. . THE GREAT MASSACRE. 223. THE CHRISTIAN INDIAN DISCLOSINfG THE INTENDED ilASSACKB Their number continually increased, the area of the settlement wasextended, and the arrival of a considerable number of females gavea stability, an appearance of home to the town, which it had notyet enjoyed. During this period of prosperity, a storm was brooding over thecolony in a quarter little sus

Evolution; its nature, its evidences, and its relation to religious thought . being yet introduced, and the manus is notyet differentiated into palm-bones and fingers, and thefingers are indefinitely multiplied. All these charactersarc indications of low position in the scale of evolu-tion. The earliest vertebrates were fishes. Limbs werenot yet completely formed. In embryos of higher ani-mals, also, the outer segments are first formed. Hind-Limbs.—Figs. 20 to 24 represent, in a similarway, the hind-limbs of several animals—in this case allmammals. As before, corresponding parts are similarlyl Stock Photo

RM2AJJC2M–Evolution; its nature, its evidences, and its relation to religious thought . being yet introduced, and the manus is notyet differentiated into palm-bones and fingers, and thefingers are indefinitely multiplied. All these charactersarc indications of low position in the scale of evolu-tion. The earliest vertebrates were fishes. Limbs werenot yet completely formed. In embryos of higher ani-mals, also, the outer segments are first formed. Hind-Limbs.—Figs. 20 to 24 represent, in a similarway, the hind-limbs of several animals—in this case allmammals. As before, corresponding parts are similarlyl

The church and the slum; . uperintendent, Rev. F. H. Benson,is very anxious about this work, but so farthe venture has been a doubtful success.One of the stewards reported last eveningthat there were only two hundred present atthe meeting, and ^^half of them children.^ Theslum districts exist in Edinburgh; some ofthem are as bad as anything to be found inEast End, London; but the churches have notyet seriously grappled with the problem.This has been said to me frankly by severalmen of influence in this city. I am glad to be able to report that CentralHall, under Mr. Benson, the new superin-ten Stock Photo

RM2AJ7J3R–The church and the slum; . uperintendent, Rev. F. H. Benson,is very anxious about this work, but so farthe venture has been a doubtful success.One of the stewards reported last eveningthat there were only two hundred present atthe meeting, and ^^half of them children.^ Theslum districts exist in Edinburgh; some ofthem are as bad as anything to be found inEast End, London; but the churches have notyet seriously grappled with the problem.This has been said to me frankly by severalmen of influence in this city. I am glad to be able to report that CentralHall, under Mr. Benson, the new superin-ten

Transactions of the Connecticut Academy of Arts and Sciences . thelatter. A. E. Verrill—7he Bermuda Islands. 831 The most prominent species, aside from the Silk-spider, is thegreat brown House Spider {Heteropoda venatoria), which is verycommon. Fig. 206. The cosmopolitan species were probably mostly introduced fromEurope by the early settlers, while the tropical American formswere mostly brought from the AVest Indies. Probably every vesselthat arrives brings numerous spiders, some of which may easily benatuialized. Doubtless there are numerous additional species, notyet recorded from the islan Stock Photo

RM2AJG8J8–Transactions of the Connecticut Academy of Arts and Sciences . thelatter. A. E. Verrill—7he Bermuda Islands. 831 The most prominent species, aside from the Silk-spider, is thegreat brown House Spider {Heteropoda venatoria), which is verycommon. Fig. 206. The cosmopolitan species were probably mostly introduced fromEurope by the early settlers, while the tropical American formswere mostly brought from the AVest Indies. Probably every vesselthat arrives brings numerous spiders, some of which may easily benatuialized. Doubtless there are numerous additional species, notyet recorded from the islan

History of Nevada; . gned would respectfully- request that theboundary lines between the counties of Lyon andChurchill may be changed in such a manner as toinclude the ranches of the undersigned within thelimits of Ijyon County. Your petitioners trust thatat a ])oint not far off in the future the agriculturallands and the mines of Churchill County will invitea population and create a taxable property adequateto sustain a countj- organization, but we desire toexpress to j-our honorable bodies our decided con-viction that the time for such organization has notyet arrived, and our desire that the Stock Photo

RM2AWEPWX–History of Nevada; . gned would respectfully- request that theboundary lines between the counties of Lyon andChurchill may be changed in such a manner as toinclude the ranches of the undersigned within thelimits of Ijyon County. Your petitioners trust thatat a ])oint not far off in the future the agriculturallands and the mines of Churchill County will invitea population and create a taxable property adequateto sustain a countj- organization, but we desire toexpress to j-our honorable bodies our decided con-viction that the time for such organization has notyet arrived, and our desire that the

The revised version of the New Testament, with a history of the present and former revisions.. . s in the stern, asleep on the cushion: and theyawake him, and say unto him, ^Master, carest thounot that we perish ? 39And he awoke, and rebukedthe wind, and said unto the sea, Peace, be still. Andthe wind ceased, and there was a great calm. ^°Andhe said unto them. Why are ye fearful? have ye notyet faith ? ^And they feared exceedingly, and saidone to another, Who then is this, that even thewind and the sea obey him ? VAnd they came to the other side of the sea,, into the country of the Gerasenes. Stock Photo

RM2AKAXT7–The revised version of the New Testament, with a history of the present and former revisions.. . s in the stern, asleep on the cushion: and theyawake him, and say unto him, ^Master, carest thounot that we perish ? 39And he awoke, and rebukedthe wind, and said unto the sea, Peace, be still. Andthe wind ceased, and there was a great calm. ^°Andhe said unto them. Why are ye fearful? have ye notyet faith ? ^And they feared exceedingly, and saidone to another, Who then is this, that even thewind and the sea obey him ? VAnd they came to the other side of the sea,, into the country of the Gerasenes.

Scribner's magazine . -,much of its surface being occupied bygreat lakes Avliich have long since dis-appeared. In the deposits accumulatedin these bodies of fresh water are foundthe bones of the olden species tellingthe history of their series. It is notyet certain that the final step of theaccomplishment which gave us our ex- 569. A Hurdle Jumper. istiiifi^ species, was effected in this land.It seems indeed most likely that the an-cestral form of our domesticated horsesfound their way to the continents ofthe Old Woild, and there underwentthe last slioht clian^es, before they weremade captive Stock Photo

RM2AM7GG5–Scribner's magazine . -,much of its surface being occupied bygreat lakes Avliich have long since dis-appeared. In the deposits accumulatedin these bodies of fresh water are foundthe bones of the olden species tellingthe history of their series. It is notyet certain that the final step of theaccomplishment which gave us our ex- 569. A Hurdle Jumper. istiiifi^ species, was effected in this land.It seems indeed most likely that the an-cestral form of our domesticated horsesfound their way to the continents ofthe Old Woild, and there underwentthe last slioht clian^es, before they weremade captive

. Family devotions, for every morning and evening throughout the year. Translated from the German of Sturm and Tiede. FAMILY DEVOTIONS. 33 and blessings unnumbered descended on our heads.Even while we rested on the bosoms of our mothers,our cares were regarded, and all our wants pro-vided for. The wish imperfectly expressed, notyet fashioned into a prayer, thou didst not coldlydisdain, and thy pitying eye looked on our fallingtears. Our faltering steps were guided andstrengthened by thee, and while wholly unequalto the task of defending ourselves, thy powerfularm was our protection. As we adva Stock Photo

RM2AFW5HP–. Family devotions, for every morning and evening throughout the year. Translated from the German of Sturm and Tiede. FAMILY DEVOTIONS. 33 and blessings unnumbered descended on our heads.Even while we rested on the bosoms of our mothers,our cares were regarded, and all our wants pro-vided for. The wish imperfectly expressed, notyet fashioned into a prayer, thou didst not coldlydisdain, and thy pitying eye looked on our fallingtears. Our faltering steps were guided andstrengthened by thee, and while wholly unequalto the task of defending ourselves, thy powerfularm was our protection. As we adva

The acme magazine . con-versation for above an hour. Duringthat time he gave me a very minute ac-count of the Hessian fly and its progressfrom Long Island, where it first ap-peared, through New York, Rhode Is-land. Connecticut, Delaware, part ofPennsylvania and Maryland. It has notyet appeared in Virginia, but is dailydreaded. The cultivation of Indian cornnext came up. He dwelt upon the ad-vantages attending this most useful crop,and then said that the manner in whichthe land was exhausted by it, the constantattendance it required during the wholeyear, and the superior value of the pro-duce o Stock Photo

RM2AN2Y1F–The acme magazine . con-versation for above an hour. Duringthat time he gave me a very minute ac-count of the Hessian fly and its progressfrom Long Island, where it first ap-peared, through New York, Rhode Is-land. Connecticut, Delaware, part ofPennsylvania and Maryland. It has notyet appeared in Virginia, but is dailydreaded. The cultivation of Indian cornnext came up. He dwelt upon the ad-vantages attending this most useful crop,and then said that the manner in whichthe land was exhausted by it, the constantattendance it required during the wholeyear, and the superior value of the pro-duce o

. Factory and industrial management. the season of greatest travel andconsumption of power, affect the life, safety, and economy, of eventhe best power-generating apparatus of the day. Other uses andmethods of storing power at periods of light traffic demands have notyet presented an attractive field for investment to relieve station appa-ratus of this tremendous destructive expenditure of energy. THE ECONOMY OF MECHANICAL STOKING. By William Wallace Christie. Mr. Christies discussion is doubly appropriate in the pages of The Engineering Maga-zine—first as it relates to practical mechanical en Stock Photo

RM2AG996T–. Factory and industrial management. the season of greatest travel andconsumption of power, affect the life, safety, and economy, of eventhe best power-generating apparatus of the day. Other uses andmethods of storing power at periods of light traffic demands have notyet presented an attractive field for investment to relieve station appa-ratus of this tremendous destructive expenditure of energy. THE ECONOMY OF MECHANICAL STOKING. By William Wallace Christie. Mr. Christies discussion is doubly appropriate in the pages of The Engineering Maga-zine—first as it relates to practical mechanical en

Text-book of botany, morphological and physiological . complicated differences indensity. The microspores so far resemblethe macrospores that their exospore has alsoa firm inner layer which is cuticularised andshows an internal structure depending on dif-ference of density. This layer is surroundedin Marsilea by a thick, in Pilularia by athin hyaline envelope capable of swellmg inwater. The Class Rhizocarpeae contains, besidesthe genera that have already been mentioned,only one other, Azolla, which, although notyet accurately known is nearly allied to Sal-vinia. The four genera form, therefo Stock Photo

RM2AWTHX0–Text-book of botany, morphological and physiological . complicated differences indensity. The microspores so far resemblethe macrospores that their exospore has alsoa firm inner layer which is cuticularised andshows an internal structure depending on dif-ference of density. This layer is surroundedin Marsilea by a thick, in Pilularia by athin hyaline envelope capable of swellmg inwater. The Class Rhizocarpeae contains, besidesthe genera that have already been mentioned,only one other, Azolla, which, although notyet accurately known is nearly allied to Sal-vinia. The four genera form, therefo

The Mark Lane express, agricultural journal &c . ing up the hair before thoroughly dry. When a child has swallowed any poisonoussubstance or liquid, the stomach should beemptied immediately. Ipecac is splendid toinduce vomiting. The dose should be from aquarter to a teaspoonful, according to age ofthe child. Light from Sugar. A phenomenon, the cause of which has notyet been satisfactorily explained, was recentlyobserved by a Government scientist during thocourse of certain experiments. Disks of loaf sugar were mounted on a latheand rapidly rotated while a hammer playedlightly against them. An Stock Photo

RM2AM320M–The Mark Lane express, agricultural journal &c . ing up the hair before thoroughly dry. When a child has swallowed any poisonoussubstance or liquid, the stomach should beemptied immediately. Ipecac is splendid toinduce vomiting. The dose should be from aquarter to a teaspoonful, according to age ofthe child. Light from Sugar. A phenomenon, the cause of which has notyet been satisfactorily explained, was recentlyobserved by a Government scientist during thocourse of certain experiments. Disks of loaf sugar were mounted on a latheand rapidly rotated while a hammer playedlightly against them. An

The practice of obstetrics, designed for the use of students and practitioners of medicine . Fig. 564.—Formation ofA Second Bag ofWaters. THE STAGES OF LABOR. 437 explain why the last stages of dilatation are nearly always more rapid thanthe first. To refer back to what was called the normal mechanism of thefirst stage,—the membranes being unruptured,—the progress of the first stageof labor is chiefly due to the first form of uterine force, the intrauterine fluidpressure, while the membranes act only as dilators. The second form has notyet been called into play,—direct pressure of the walls on Stock Photo

RM2AXCJE1–The practice of obstetrics, designed for the use of students and practitioners of medicine . Fig. 564.—Formation ofA Second Bag ofWaters. THE STAGES OF LABOR. 437 explain why the last stages of dilatation are nearly always more rapid thanthe first. To refer back to what was called the normal mechanism of thefirst stage,—the membranes being unruptured,—the progress of the first stageof labor is chiefly due to the first form of uterine force, the intrauterine fluidpressure, while the membranes act only as dilators. The second form has notyet been called into play,—direct pressure of the walls on

Boone County Recorder . e soil. The substance of the matter is thatDr. Thaxter concludes that the scabdisease is always accompanied by aparticular fungus. What it is and howto prevent it are matters that have notyet been determined. We are just be-ginning to understand the disease. Let s remember that for centuries doctorswere in the dark-respecting human dis-eases which are now perfectly well un-derstood. Let us hope that this seubdisease will be accurately determined,and that a remedy for it may^ bo found—at least that we mapr know how toavoid, the conditions most favorable forits developmen Stock Photo

RM2AKR9NB–Boone County Recorder . e soil. The substance of the matter is thatDr. Thaxter concludes that the scabdisease is always accompanied by aparticular fungus. What it is and howto prevent it are matters that have notyet been determined. We are just be-ginning to understand the disease. Let s remember that for centuries doctorswere in the dark-respecting human dis-eases which are now perfectly well un-derstood. Let us hope that this seubdisease will be accurately determined,and that a remedy for it may^ bo found—at least that we mapr know how toavoid, the conditions most favorable forits developmen

. Gynecological pathology; a manual of microscopic technique and diagnosis in gynecological practice, for students and physicians. udal to the duct, and which is a continuation at the expenseof the cloaca, does not really constitute the allantoic duct. A sharp linebetween the original ventral portion of the cloaca and the allantois doesnot exist. In embryos of three millimetres the medullary plates are notyet closed. The caudal intestine (Schw. D.) is present in the tail. This Sklerotom ; Myotom Myocel Head kidneyor pronephros Aorta Glomerulus CelomIntestine Figuee 77. -Transverse Section in Stock Photo

RM2AG58H0–. Gynecological pathology; a manual of microscopic technique and diagnosis in gynecological practice, for students and physicians. udal to the duct, and which is a continuation at the expenseof the cloaca, does not really constitute the allantoic duct. A sharp linebetween the original ventral portion of the cloaca and the allantois doesnot exist. In embryos of three millimetres the medullary plates are notyet closed. The caudal intestine (Schw. D.) is present in the tail. This Sklerotom ; Myotom Myocel Head kidneyor pronephros Aorta Glomerulus CelomIntestine Figuee 77. -Transverse Section in

Annual report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution . atus, which pro-jects the light from the lamp largely in one direction. It is notyet possible to make with electric radiation of long wave lengththat which corresponds precisely with a beam of light wholly con-centrated along a certain cone or cylinder, but it is possible, bythe use of a complex antenna as described, to greatly limit thediffusion of the radiation. Since radiating and absorbing powergo hand in hand, it is obvious that such a directive antenna alsoenables the position of a sending station to be located. Messr Stock Photo

RM2AWJ41W–Annual report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution . atus, which pro-jects the light from the lamp largely in one direction. It is notyet possible to make with electric radiation of long wave lengththat which corresponds precisely with a beam of light wholly con-centrated along a certain cone or cylinder, but it is possible, bythe use of a complex antenna as described, to greatly limit thediffusion of the radiation. Since radiating and absorbing powergo hand in hand, it is obvious that such a directive antenna alsoenables the position of a sending station to be located. Messr

Smithsonian miscellaneous collections . F,^7 :v i. NOTES ON THE NOMENCLATURE OF CERTAINGENERA OF BIRDS By harry C. OBERHOLSER The following notes concern the status of some seventeen genericand a few specific terms that seem to require change. Most of these,though for several years held in abeyance by the writer, appear notyet to have been published by others; a few are revivals of formerchanges that lately have been ignored; and one or two have beenmentioned as probably necessary by recent writers who failed to gofarther. The alterations in specific names pertain only to speciesbelonging to t Stock Photo

RM2AJM6TN–Smithsonian miscellaneous collections . F,^7 :v i. NOTES ON THE NOMENCLATURE OF CERTAINGENERA OF BIRDS By harry C. OBERHOLSER The following notes concern the status of some seventeen genericand a few specific terms that seem to require change. Most of these,though for several years held in abeyance by the writer, appear notyet to have been published by others; a few are revivals of formerchanges that lately have been ignored; and one or two have beenmentioned as probably necessary by recent writers who failed to gofarther. The alterations in specific names pertain only to speciesbelonging to t

. Operative surgery. ions. Which makes the better flap, the skinand subcutaneous tissue alone or when combined with muscular tissue, is notyet definitely settled. It is fair to say, however, that the flaps of skin are lessvital than when fortified with subjacent muscular structure. However, thisfact is not of great significance except in the enfeebled circulation of the old,or in the presence of the necessity for an inordinately long flap. While it istrue that the muscular tissue of a flap soon atrophies, yet it can not bedenied that the fibrous residue of the muscle exercises a serviceable in Stock Photo

RM2AGE5PW–. Operative surgery. ions. Which makes the better flap, the skinand subcutaneous tissue alone or when combined with muscular tissue, is notyet definitely settled. It is fair to say, however, that the flaps of skin are lessvital than when fortified with subjacent muscular structure. However, thisfact is not of great significance except in the enfeebled circulation of the old,or in the presence of the necessity for an inordinately long flap. While it istrue that the muscular tissue of a flap soon atrophies, yet it can not bedenied that the fibrous residue of the muscle exercises a serviceable in

Pennsylvania Museum BulletinNumber 33, January 1911 . - at Raeren and hadtheir coats of arms placed upon them. On the back of the jug which is here figured, beneath the handle, arethree relief medallions containing coats of arms. The central one has notyet been identified but the other two bear the inscription F. Joan Mintzen-burg Prior Carmel Franc. 1609. Johan ?Mintzenburg was at that time aCarmelite Prior at Frankfort, Germany, and it was doubtless for him thatthis example was made. The upper and lower portions of this rare example are embellishedwith incised and embossed designs. BULLKTIX Stock Photo

RM2ANA0A9–Pennsylvania Museum BulletinNumber 33, January 1911 . - at Raeren and hadtheir coats of arms placed upon them. On the back of the jug which is here figured, beneath the handle, arethree relief medallions containing coats of arms. The central one has notyet been identified but the other two bear the inscription F. Joan Mintzen-burg Prior Carmel Franc. 1609. Johan ?Mintzenburg was at that time aCarmelite Prior at Frankfort, Germany, and it was doubtless for him thatthis example was made. The upper and lower portions of this rare example are embellishedwith incised and embossed designs. BULLKTIX

Review of reviews and world's work . dvantage at once. The accommodation is notyet sufficient for more. We are erecting additional build-ings. WHAT IS STILL TO BE DONE. But we must pass rapidly to those points just outsidethe main scheme propounded by the general last year,which we have not as yet been able to work out. (1) The Poor Mans Bank. This,it will be remembered,was to furnish loans to poor men of known good charac-ter who were in temporary difficulties. This has not beenstarted for the reason that sufficient money was not givenor offered for the purpose to enable us to make a start. ( Stock Photo

RM2AN8828–Review of reviews and world's work . dvantage at once. The accommodation is notyet sufficient for more. We are erecting additional build-ings. WHAT IS STILL TO BE DONE. But we must pass rapidly to those points just outsidethe main scheme propounded by the general last year,which we have not as yet been able to work out. (1) The Poor Mans Bank. This,it will be remembered,was to furnish loans to poor men of known good charac-ter who were in temporary difficulties. This has not beenstarted for the reason that sufficient money was not givenor offered for the purpose to enable us to make a start. (

Manual of dental surgery and pathology . finely divided condition, andwhich is consolidated by pressure in much the same way as precipitated gold,to be spoken of presently. It seems to be capable of making a stopping of goodcolor, with little liability to change its dimensions, but sufficient time has notyet elapsed to enable us to speak with any confidence in regard to its truevalue. 13 194 MANUAL OF DENTAL SURGERY AND PATHOLOGY. As the operations of filling teeth with gold, especially when em-ployed in the cohesive form, are lengthy and fatiguing ones, wecounsel the heginner to make early at Stock Photo

RM2AWEECC–Manual of dental surgery and pathology . finely divided condition, andwhich is consolidated by pressure in much the same way as precipitated gold,to be spoken of presently. It seems to be capable of making a stopping of goodcolor, with little liability to change its dimensions, but sufficient time has notyet elapsed to enable us to speak with any confidence in regard to its truevalue. 13 194 MANUAL OF DENTAL SURGERY AND PATHOLOGY. As the operations of filling teeth with gold, especially when em-ployed in the cohesive form, are lengthy and fatiguing ones, wecounsel the heginner to make early at

The illustrated London news . unces. Theborder is richly chased with eqnestrian and other figures, subjects takenfrom the Elgin marbles, the whole having been executed from models by; and the centre bears an appropriate inscription. The plate? --stys Government to Captain Clip,for presentation to Colone S£5. irded by hei House. Theso marbles have notyet been exhibited in this country,and they are remarkable for the of their finish. The subjects re- bles formed at one time portionsof a magnificent temple, of whichthe ruins now alone remain to tellof the patient ultill of its founders.A more int Stock Photo

RM2ANJCJ3–The illustrated London news . unces. Theborder is richly chased with eqnestrian and other figures, subjects takenfrom the Elgin marbles, the whole having been executed from models by; and the centre bears an appropriate inscription. The plate? --stys Government to Captain Clip,for presentation to Colone S£5. irded by hei House. Theso marbles have notyet been exhibited in this country,and they are remarkable for the of their finish. The subjects re- bles formed at one time portionsof a magnificent temple, of whichthe ruins now alone remain to tellof the patient ultill of its founders.A more int

The study and criticism of Italian art . every painstaking thought and laboured touch, some-thing vanished of the noble daring and fearless free-dom which inspired such a sketch as the Louvre Madonna, until at last there was left only themanifest intention of displaying science, skill, anddexterity. The autograph studies for the Last Supper areeither slight pen jottings not to the present purpose,or chalk drawings far more elaborated. They are notyet so worked up as to rival in tastelessness with oneor two overdone childrens heads at Oxford fromMichelangelos worst years, but they have lost eno Stock Photo

RM2ANBGEX–The study and criticism of Italian art . every painstaking thought and laboured touch, some-thing vanished of the noble daring and fearless free-dom which inspired such a sketch as the Louvre Madonna, until at last there was left only themanifest intention of displaying science, skill, anddexterity. The autograph studies for the Last Supper areeither slight pen jottings not to the present purpose,or chalk drawings far more elaborated. They are notyet so worked up as to rival in tastelessness with oneor two overdone childrens heads at Oxford fromMichelangelos worst years, but they have lost eno

Canadian wood products industries . ng up the new officeshas been completely written off. Credit Section Does Good Work The report of the C redit Commit-tee was presented by the chairman.Mark Rowe. Mr. Rowe consideredthat the members of the FurnitureManufacturers Association had every reason to congratulate them-selves on the very small percent-age of losses sustained by the mem-bership during the past year. Thiswas in no small measure due tothe services of the credit section.He suggested that they were notyet out of the woods but were fac-ing another year of strenuouseffort. Commercial failur Stock Photo

RM2AJKEKC–Canadian wood products industries . ng up the new officeshas been completely written off. Credit Section Does Good Work The report of the C redit Commit-tee was presented by the chairman.Mark Rowe. Mr. Rowe consideredthat the members of the FurnitureManufacturers Association had every reason to congratulate them-selves on the very small percent-age of losses sustained by the mem-bership during the past year. Thiswas in no small measure due tothe services of the credit section.He suggested that they were notyet out of the woods but were fac-ing another year of strenuouseffort. Commercial failur

Chambers's encyclopædia; a dictionary of universal knowledge . notyet referred to are the condenser and the com-mutator. The condenser consists of several sheetsof tinfoil and oiled silk, laid alternately the oneabove the other. The first, third, fifth, &c. sheetsof tinfoil are connected by strips of the same mate-rial; so are the second, fourth, and sixth, &c.; the whole forming a condensing apparatus like a Leydenjar, the odd sheets forming the one coating, andthe even sheets the other. Each set of sheets isconnected with one of the wires of the primary coil.The condenser is generally placed Stock Photo

RM2AWE5MD–Chambers's encyclopædia; a dictionary of universal knowledge . notyet referred to are the condenser and the com-mutator. The condenser consists of several sheetsof tinfoil and oiled silk, laid alternately the oneabove the other. The first, third, fifth, &c. sheetsof tinfoil are connected by strips of the same mate-rial; so are the second, fourth, and sixth, &c.; the whole forming a condensing apparatus like a Leydenjar, the odd sheets forming the one coating, andthe even sheets the other. Each set of sheets isconnected with one of the wires of the primary coil.The condenser is generally placed

History of India . as deeply agitated; and not-withstanding that the stream of the Jumna had notyet subsided sufficiently to admit of its being forded,a royal edict was promulgated, directing his troopsto pay no regard to the current, but cross at once fromone bank to the other. As there was no help but tocomply with this mandate, on the 16th of the month ofRabi-al-awwal, 1174 a. h. (Oct. 25, 1760 a.d.), nearShahjahanabad, on the road to Pakpat, which is sit-uated fifteen leagues to the north of Delhi, they re-signed themselves to fate, and succeeded in crossing. Anumber were swallowed up by t Stock Photo

RM2AKB8CN–History of India . as deeply agitated; and not-withstanding that the stream of the Jumna had notyet subsided sufficiently to admit of its being forded,a royal edict was promulgated, directing his troopsto pay no regard to the current, but cross at once fromone bank to the other. As there was no help but tocomply with this mandate, on the 16th of the month ofRabi-al-awwal, 1174 a. h. (Oct. 25, 1760 a.d.), nearShahjahanabad, on the road to Pakpat, which is sit-uated fifteen leagues to the north of Delhi, they re-signed themselves to fate, and succeeded in crossing. Anumber were swallowed up by t

. Memories of the '411th' Telegraph Battalion in the World War here and 'over there' .... o go on leave, and during the remainder of our stay in Francemost of the men Avho desired to visit places Avliicli they had notyet seen Avere able to do so. Christmas time was appi-oaching and as our lliouizh.ts wereAvandering to our homeland and our families, Ave had io nud^ethe Holiday Spirit here in this little French village to driveaAvay our lonesomeness. Through contributions to our messfund Avhich had recently l)een received from oui- fiieuds in theTelephone Company at home, avc had abundant funds Stock Photo

RM2AFXK69–. Memories of the '411th' Telegraph Battalion in the World War here and 'over there' .... o go on leave, and during the remainder of our stay in Francemost of the men Avho desired to visit places Avliicli they had notyet seen Avere able to do so. Christmas time was appi-oaching and as our lliouizh.ts wereAvandering to our homeland and our families, Ave had io nud^ethe Holiday Spirit here in this little French village to driveaAvay our lonesomeness. Through contributions to our messfund Avhich had recently l)een received from oui- fiieuds in theTelephone Company at home, avc had abundant funds

Moving Picture Age (1920) . a salesman and shop instructor.But the industrial film intended to en-tertain the general public and at thesame time enlighten it as to the im-portance of our industries and their re-lation to the general welfare has notyet had a fair chance to establish itself.It has been cried down by interestedpersons as pure advertising when ithas no more relation to advertising thanany purely entertainment film screenedin a theater. ^ ^ ^ The convention of the Associated Ad-vertising Clubs of the World in In-dianapolis, June 6 to 10, will bring toIndianapolis manufacturers, bus Stock Photo

RM2AN50HP–Moving Picture Age (1920) . a salesman and shop instructor.But the industrial film intended to en-tertain the general public and at thesame time enlighten it as to the im-portance of our industries and their re-lation to the general welfare has notyet had a fair chance to establish itself.It has been cried down by interestedpersons as pure advertising when ithas no more relation to advertising thanany purely entertainment film screenedin a theater. ^ ^ ^ The convention of the Associated Ad-vertising Clubs of the World in In-dianapolis, June 6 to 10, will bring toIndianapolis manufacturers, bus

The making of the Ohio Valley states, 1660-1837 . went out from thecamp to the Congress, praying for a grant of lands northof the Ohio, in redemption of its pledges to its soldiers. Congress was slow ; the army impatient. Not thatCongress was unwilling to do so simple an act of justice,if it had possessed either the power or means ; unfortu-nately it had nei-ther the one northe other. To sayall, we were notyet, in any sense,a nation; ^ we wereonly a league ofconfederates,banded togetherfor the single pur-pose of achievingour independence.The league hadshoAvn itself strongenough for w a r,but p Stock Photo

RM2AJ78BW–The making of the Ohio Valley states, 1660-1837 . went out from thecamp to the Congress, praying for a grant of lands northof the Ohio, in redemption of its pledges to its soldiers. Congress was slow ; the army impatient. Not thatCongress was unwilling to do so simple an act of justice,if it had possessed either the power or means ; unfortu-nately it had nei-ther the one northe other. To sayall, we were notyet, in any sense,a nation; ^ we wereonly a league ofconfederates,banded togetherfor the single pur-pose of achievingour independence.The league hadshoAvn itself strongenough for w a r,but p

Manufacturing costs and accounts . this department as comparedwith that department would be valuable, though from thecommercial accounting viewpoint it is not of great importance. Figure 18 shows the general idea of the mechanism justdescribed. On the left we have four departmental Manufactur-ing accounts. In department A, the work is still in process andthe Cost Sheet is, therefore, still in the department and has notyet been entered on the Finished Work Journal. In depart-ments B, C and D all work on that order has been completed. 84 MANUFACTURING COSTS AND ACCOUNTS The cost, as per Cost She Stock Photo

RM2AN2AJH–Manufacturing costs and accounts . this department as comparedwith that department would be valuable, though from thecommercial accounting viewpoint it is not of great importance. Figure 18 shows the general idea of the mechanism justdescribed. On the left we have four departmental Manufactur-ing accounts. In department A, the work is still in process andthe Cost Sheet is, therefore, still in the department and has notyet been entered on the Finished Work Journal. In depart-ments B, C and D all work on that order has been completed. 84 MANUFACTURING COSTS AND ACCOUNTS The cost, as per Cost She

The Journal of biological chemistry . : ?^ ^ Vol m) e — 12010080604020 80604020 3 9 10 11 IE pml 2 3 4 5 TimsChart 4. of purine-rich food) are not duplicated to any noticeable degreein the filtration through the salivary glands. Evidently, the variations observed in saliva secretion as aresult of stimuli of different kinds bear definite relations to thenature of the activating forces. Final interpretations are notyet warranted, but the selective effects of the stimuli indicatethat several factors are involved in the elaboration of the secre-tion and that these are stressed in different propor Stock Photo

RM2AJ1E1E–The Journal of biological chemistry . : ?^ ^ Vol m) e — 12010080604020 80604020 3 9 10 11 IE pml 2 3 4 5 TimsChart 4. of purine-rich food) are not duplicated to any noticeable degreein the filtration through the salivary glands. Evidently, the variations observed in saliva secretion as aresult of stimuli of different kinds bear definite relations to thenature of the activating forces. Final interpretations are notyet warranted, but the selective effects of the stimuli indicatethat several factors are involved in the elaboration of the secre-tion and that these are stressed in different propor

. Gynecological pathology; a manual of microscopic technique and diagnosis in gynecological practice, for students and physicians. -Transverse Section through Rabbit Embryo, showing Originop Wolffian Duct from Ectoderii. Wolffian Duct.—The excretory duct or Wolffian duct developsnear the ectoderm. According to some it develops only near, accordingto others partly from, and according to most recent views entirely from,the ectoderm. It may be seen in Fig. 83 that the Wolffian duct has notyet entirely separated from the ectoderm. The Wolffian duct grows Duct of Mueller —Celom. Med. canal m ftfUKk Stock Photo

RM2AG56H2–. Gynecological pathology; a manual of microscopic technique and diagnosis in gynecological practice, for students and physicians. -Transverse Section through Rabbit Embryo, showing Originop Wolffian Duct from Ectoderii. Wolffian Duct.—The excretory duct or Wolffian duct developsnear the ectoderm. According to some it develops only near, accordingto others partly from, and according to most recent views entirely from,the ectoderm. It may be seen in Fig. 83 that the Wolffian duct has notyet entirely separated from the ectoderm. The Wolffian duct grows Duct of Mueller —Celom. Med. canal m ftfUKk

The Arbroath year book and Fairport almanac : directory for Arbroath, Carnoustie, Friockheim and surrounding districts .. . cks, Watches. Jewellery, &c. All kinds of Repairs Promptly and Personally attended to at Reasonable Prices. Inquiries Solicited. YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS. 33 Shepherds Morning Rolls PAR EXCELLENCE Are favoured by those who can appreci-ate good quality. If you have notyet tried them make a point of havingthem on the breakfast table withoutdelay, and you will be delighted withtheir superiority. SHEPHERDS VAN will CallEVERY MORNING on Request. BRONZE MEDAL, at Glasgow Kxhibi Stock Photo

RM2AJKTA5–The Arbroath year book and Fairport almanac : directory for Arbroath, Carnoustie, Friockheim and surrounding districts .. . cks, Watches. Jewellery, &c. All kinds of Repairs Promptly and Personally attended to at Reasonable Prices. Inquiries Solicited. YEAR BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS. 33 Shepherds Morning Rolls PAR EXCELLENCE Are favoured by those who can appreci-ate good quality. If you have notyet tried them make a point of havingthem on the breakfast table withoutdelay, and you will be delighted withtheir superiority. SHEPHERDS VAN will CallEVERY MORNING on Request. BRONZE MEDAL, at Glasgow Kxhibi

The embryology and metamorphosis of the Macroura . yer of ectoderm. The invagination of the mouth has notyet appeared. Some nuclei of cells which lie immediately below the surface, especiallyin the thoracic abdominal plate region, are represented. x291. Figs. 94-9.5. Transverse sections of embryo, belonging to the same series as Fig. 92, to illustratethe structure of the thickening optic disks. Degenerating nuclear products («., .s-.^,Fig. 95) are present, and two cells are seen delaminating side by side in Fig. 95. REFERENCE LETTERS. A. (/), rmiiiiR-nt of first anteiiiui.A. (11), nidiuient of Stock Photo

RM2AXJC1D–The embryology and metamorphosis of the Macroura . yer of ectoderm. The invagination of the mouth has notyet appeared. Some nuclei of cells which lie immediately below the surface, especiallyin the thoracic abdominal plate region, are represented. x291. Figs. 94-9.5. Transverse sections of embryo, belonging to the same series as Fig. 92, to illustratethe structure of the thickening optic disks. Degenerating nuclear products («., .s-.^,Fig. 95) are present, and two cells are seen delaminating side by side in Fig. 95. REFERENCE LETTERS. A. (/), rmiiiiR-nt of first anteiiiui.A. (11), nidiuient of

Principles and practice of operative dentistry . and about a weeklater in the molars (Fig. 118). Calcification has not yet begun in the amel-oblasts, although they are fully developed and well defined. The primi-tive epithelial cord is still attached to the enamel-organ, and the sac is notyet closed. Another important change also takes place at this time,—viz., thebudding of all the primitive cords upon their lingual aspect to furnish theenamel-organs for the ten anterior permanent teeth in each jaw. The budsrapidly assume a pear-shaped form, as shown in Fig. 119, followed by theappearance of Stock Photo

RM2ANGREP–Principles and practice of operative dentistry . and about a weeklater in the molars (Fig. 118). Calcification has not yet begun in the amel-oblasts, although they are fully developed and well defined. The primi-tive epithelial cord is still attached to the enamel-organ, and the sac is notyet closed. Another important change also takes place at this time,—viz., thebudding of all the primitive cords upon their lingual aspect to furnish theenamel-organs for the ten anterior permanent teeth in each jaw. The budsrapidly assume a pear-shaped form, as shown in Fig. 119, followed by theappearance of

The stamp-collector's review and monthly advertiser . legend or inscription, because I have notyet been able to set myself up with aRussian alphabet, and a grammar anddictionary to follow. Your aunt and myself will managethat between us. Let us now go and seewhether she has finished her letter. You have been a long while up-stairs,observed Rebecca, as we entered, returningher spectacles to their case, and handingme her Australian epistle to read. Sheis quite well and happy. She has had alittle boy, and is expecting another. Shesends her duty and some Queensland bird-skins by the next mail, hop Stock Photo

RM2ANC879–The stamp-collector's review and monthly advertiser . legend or inscription, because I have notyet been able to set myself up with aRussian alphabet, and a grammar anddictionary to follow. Your aunt and myself will managethat between us. Let us now go and seewhether she has finished her letter. You have been a long while up-stairs,observed Rebecca, as we entered, returningher spectacles to their case, and handingme her Australian epistle to read. Sheis quite well and happy. She has had alittle boy, and is expecting another. Shesends her duty and some Queensland bird-skins by the next mail, hop

The practical book of outdoor rose growing for the home garden . deal stock for all roses has notyet been discovered, and a great advance should bemade in this most important section of rose culture.In order to secure a perfect rose list, budding ondifferent stocks should be tried. If cuttings only areemployed, very many roses will not succeed as wellfor outdoor culture. There are two objections to budded roses. First,they occasionally break off at the bud, but this hasso seldom occurred with us in actual practice thatit is not worth consideration. The second and mainreason is that the stocks Stock Photo

RM2ANDM3P–The practical book of outdoor rose growing for the home garden . deal stock for all roses has notyet been discovered, and a great advance should bemade in this most important section of rose culture.In order to secure a perfect rose list, budding ondifferent stocks should be tried. If cuttings only areemployed, very many roses will not succeed as wellfor outdoor culture. There are two objections to budded roses. First,they occasionally break off at the bud, but this hasso seldom occurred with us in actual practice thatit is not worth consideration. The second and mainreason is that the stocks

. The Gardener's monthly and horticulturist. were so warmin their admiration that I felt Icould not over-praise it myself. The second new one is Syringa ligustrinaPekinensis, variety Pendula. It is a hlac havingfoliage, in shape, like that of the laurel willow,and, probably, white flowers, although it has notyet flowered in this country. Its habit is almost pre-cisely like that of Forsythiasuspensa ; while, graftedhigh on a standard, it forms a more graceful treethan the Kilmarnock Willow. It is the first* Weeping lilac ever seen, I think, and will bethe parent of a new type of this family, no Stock Photo

RM2AG6TWD–. The Gardener's monthly and horticulturist. were so warmin their admiration that I felt Icould not over-praise it myself. The second new one is Syringa ligustrinaPekinensis, variety Pendula. It is a hlac havingfoliage, in shape, like that of the laurel willow,and, probably, white flowers, although it has notyet flowered in this country. Its habit is almost pre-cisely like that of Forsythiasuspensa ; while, graftedhigh on a standard, it forms a more graceful treethan the Kilmarnock Willow. It is the first* Weeping lilac ever seen, I think, and will bethe parent of a new type of this family, no

Hardwicke's science-gossip : an illustrated medium of interchange and gossip for students and lovers of nature . Fig. 95. Tetrunychus major. Another species, which may be called the Laurus-tinus mite, having a long appendage (Tetranychuscaudatus), is found in colonies on the lower sur-face of the leaves of the Laurustinus, but has notyet been recorded in Britain. Already allusion has been made to the SocialMite (Tetranychus socius), of which a figure is now given (fig. 96). It is of a pale colour, and alsoprefers to consort in colonies. The Plum-tree Mite (Tetranychus prunicolor)is said by Ger Stock Photo

RM2AJHNM3–Hardwicke's science-gossip : an illustrated medium of interchange and gossip for students and lovers of nature . Fig. 95. Tetrunychus major. Another species, which may be called the Laurus-tinus mite, having a long appendage (Tetranychuscaudatus), is found in colonies on the lower sur-face of the leaves of the Laurustinus, but has notyet been recorded in Britain. Already allusion has been made to the SocialMite (Tetranychus socius), of which a figure is now given (fig. 96). It is of a pale colour, and alsoprefers to consort in colonies. The Plum-tree Mite (Tetranychus prunicolor)is said by Ger

Outing . RE Hammondsport—though, to be sure, itwas frozen at the time. One of the first problems to engagethe attention of Mr. Curtiss after theice melted was to make his biplane,which he had mounted for the purposeupon a catamaran, rise from the sur-face of the open water, but in this hewas hampered by the fact that at thistime, which was very early in the de-velopment of aviation, his motor was notyet powerful enough. So he put thesubject one side until the motor shouldbe further developed. Again, later in 1909, at the time of the Hudson-Fultonflight from Albany to New York, thepossibility o Stock Photo

RM2AN7DY6–Outing . RE Hammondsport—though, to be sure, itwas frozen at the time. One of the first problems to engagethe attention of Mr. Curtiss after theice melted was to make his biplane,which he had mounted for the purposeupon a catamaran, rise from the sur-face of the open water, but in this hewas hampered by the fact that at thistime, which was very early in the de-velopment of aviation, his motor was notyet powerful enough. So he put thesubject one side until the motor shouldbe further developed. Again, later in 1909, at the time of the Hudson-Fultonflight from Albany to New York, thepossibility o

. The excellency, necessity and usefulness of patience : as also the patience of Job, and the end of the Lord ... this latterthe Succefsfulnefs of Patience both arey Ifuppofe, words in feafon, and may be heard,where I cannot, the onefervd to frame hslike unto our Condition, and this other is ofHfe to keep us in fuch a frame : The greatLandlord of the World, who determines thebounds of our Habitation, h.th feen it goodto fet you and me at a great difiance Notyet, but that he hath alfo Injhutted us, Howto be pre fern in fome ftnfe, when abfent in other:. The Epiftle Dedicatory. ether: How mu Stock Photo

RM2AFNTYE–. The excellency, necessity and usefulness of patience : as also the patience of Job, and the end of the Lord ... this latterthe Succefsfulnefs of Patience both arey Ifuppofe, words in feafon, and may be heard,where I cannot, the onefervd to frame hslike unto our Condition, and this other is ofHfe to keep us in fuch a frame : The greatLandlord of the World, who determines thebounds of our Habitation, h.th feen it goodto fet you and me at a great difiance Notyet, but that he hath alfo Injhutted us, Howto be pre fern in fome ftnfe, when abfent in other:. The Epiftle Dedicatory. ether: How mu

The cypress and juniper trees of the Rocky Mountain region . JUNIPERUS MONOSPERMA: GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION.[The distribution shown in Mexico by hatched areas is based on reported occurrences not yet verified.] Bui. 207, U S. Dept. of Agriculture Map No. 7. JUN1PERUS SABINOIDES: GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION. [The distribution shown in Mexico by hatched areas is based on reported occurrences notyet venned ; solid dots show localities where specimens of this species have been collected.] jI. 207, U S. Dept. of Agriculture Map No. 8 Stock Photo

RM2AX08ED–The cypress and juniper trees of the Rocky Mountain region . JUNIPERUS MONOSPERMA: GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION.[The distribution shown in Mexico by hatched areas is based on reported occurrences not yet verified.] Bui. 207, U S. Dept. of Agriculture Map No. 7. JUN1PERUS SABINOIDES: GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION. [The distribution shown in Mexico by hatched areas is based on reported occurrences notyet venned ; solid dots show localities where specimens of this species have been collected.] jI. 207, U S. Dept. of Agriculture Map No. 8

Reno : a book of short stories and information . eda McClure,for she is extremely popular and takes agreat interest in the Red Cross work, whichis making such splendid strides all over theState. Let me here relate to you a most amusingincident which occurred to the Governorsome little time ago. It was a State function and the dinner wasscheduled for eight oclock sharp; but it wasnot on time, and you shall hear why. At aquarter to eight, when his dress suit had notyet put in an appearance from the tailors,the Governor sent a search party after it andwaited, as patiently as circumstances wouldpe Stock Photo

RM2AM30MX–Reno : a book of short stories and information . eda McClure,for she is extremely popular and takes agreat interest in the Red Cross work, whichis making such splendid strides all over theState. Let me here relate to you a most amusingincident which occurred to the Governorsome little time ago. It was a State function and the dinner wasscheduled for eight oclock sharp; but it wasnot on time, and you shall hear why. At aquarter to eight, when his dress suit had notyet put in an appearance from the tailors,the Governor sent a search party after it andwaited, as patiently as circumstances wouldpe

The Bible and its story.. . es stayed the plague; though he said coldly toPharaoh that he knew tliis promise also would bebroken. It was ; and the eightli plague, that of locusts,was sent. Moses gave the Egyptians forewarning ofthis; for it was a visitation whose meaning they un-derstood, a calamity which in all ages has threatenedthe eastern lands. Sometimes swarms of locusts eatup every sign of vegetation, they destroy every seed;and in their wake comes famine. Hence at thisdread threat even Pharaohs own servants begged himto let the Israelites go, crying Knowest thou notyet that Egypt is de Stock Photo

RM2AKHRFC–The Bible and its story.. . es stayed the plague; though he said coldly toPharaoh that he knew tliis promise also would bebroken. It was ; and the eightli plague, that of locusts,was sent. Moses gave the Egyptians forewarning ofthis; for it was a visitation whose meaning they un-derstood, a calamity which in all ages has threatenedthe eastern lands. Sometimes swarms of locusts eatup every sign of vegetation, they destroy every seed;and in their wake comes famine. Hence at thisdread threat even Pharaohs own servants begged himto let the Israelites go, crying Knowest thou notyet that Egypt is de

. King's handbook of Boston harbor. of the powerfulred men from the mysterious mountains and prairies of the West had notyet begun. That date takes us well back into history; for it was beforethe Norman conquest of England, or the First Crusade, or the Guelphs andGhibellines had been heard of, or Portugal, Bohemia, Switzerland, or Tur-key had become nations. TheRoman Empire still survived inthe East; and, in the West,King Ethelred was vainly tryingto beat off Sweyns fierce Danes.Centuries were to elapse beforeDante wrote, and Giotto painted,and Rienzi spoke, and RichardCoeur de Lion swung his Stock Photo

RM2AFM769–. King's handbook of Boston harbor. of the powerfulred men from the mysterious mountains and prairies of the West had notyet begun. That date takes us well back into history; for it was beforethe Norman conquest of England, or the First Crusade, or the Guelphs andGhibellines had been heard of, or Portugal, Bohemia, Switzerland, or Tur-key had become nations. TheRoman Empire still survived inthe East; and, in the West,King Ethelred was vainly tryingto beat off Sweyns fierce Danes.Centuries were to elapse beforeDante wrote, and Giotto painted,and Rienzi spoke, and RichardCoeur de Lion swung his

Organic and functional nervous diseases; a text-book of neurology . gree ofinterstitial inflammation has beenfound there. Whether this inflam-mation is the primary cause of thedegeneration of the sensory neur-ones which lie in the ganglia is notyet determined. While the lesion in tabes islimited to the sensory neurones ofthe nervous system, it must beadmitted that no satisfactory theoryof its pathogenesis exists. It isnot yet known why the lesion ismanifest in the central axone of the sensory neurone, and yet is insome cases wanting in the neurone body and in the peripheral axone.Etiology. — T Stock Photo

RM2AN2F96–Organic and functional nervous diseases; a text-book of neurology . gree ofinterstitial inflammation has beenfound there. Whether this inflam-mation is the primary cause of thedegeneration of the sensory neur-ones which lie in the ganglia is notyet determined. While the lesion in tabes islimited to the sensory neurones ofthe nervous system, it must beadmitted that no satisfactory theoryof its pathogenesis exists. It isnot yet known why the lesion ismanifest in the central axone of the sensory neurone, and yet is insome cases wanting in the neurone body and in the peripheral axone.Etiology. — T

Yachts and yachting : with over one hundred and ten illustrations . shall be the tonnage in ionsand hundredths of a ton. one code of sailing rules in all matches, andto decide such disputes as may be referred tothe council. This association in fact bearsthe same relation to yachting as the JockeyClub does to horse racing. There is, how-ever, one important difference between thetwo pastimes. British yachtsmen have notyet learned to demoralize their favorite sportby laying wagers upon the results of races.The yacht-racing season commences to-wards the close of May, but the nights andmornings are Stock Photo

RM2AJE321–Yachts and yachting : with over one hundred and ten illustrations . shall be the tonnage in ionsand hundredths of a ton. one code of sailing rules in all matches, andto decide such disputes as may be referred tothe council. This association in fact bearsthe same relation to yachting as the JockeyClub does to horse racing. There is, how-ever, one important difference between thetwo pastimes. British yachtsmen have notyet learned to demoralize their favorite sportby laying wagers upon the results of races.The yacht-racing season commences to-wards the close of May, but the nights andmornings are

Annals of medical history . Fig. 11. Spondylitis in the lumbar vertebra ofan ancient Egyptian. About 5,000 years old. (AfterRuffer.) Fig. 12. Spondylitis deformans in a recent humanvertebra. Natural size. These four figures show the characteristic lesions of this osteoarthritis at different periods of the historyof animals and man. So far as external appearances go there has been no change in the pathological pro-cesses producing these lesions since the Pleistocene at least. Similar lesions of greater antiquity have notyet been seen. 386 Annals of Medical History is, from the geological standp Stock Photo

RM2AN35YF–Annals of medical history . Fig. 11. Spondylitis in the lumbar vertebra ofan ancient Egyptian. About 5,000 years old. (AfterRuffer.) Fig. 12. Spondylitis deformans in a recent humanvertebra. Natural size. These four figures show the characteristic lesions of this osteoarthritis at different periods of the historyof animals and man. So far as external appearances go there has been no change in the pathological pro-cesses producing these lesions since the Pleistocene at least. Similar lesions of greater antiquity have notyet been seen. 386 Annals of Medical History is, from the geological standp

. Gynecological pathology; a manual of microscopic technique and diagnosis in gynecological practice, for students and physicians. on, may continue, under circumstances which we do notyet understand, and may lead to the formation of cysts of the corpus CORPUS-LUTEUM CYSTS. 151 luteuni. These, as a rule, do not attain any considerable size, so thata growth the size of a fist is rare. Macroscopically we can recognize the irregular wavy surface ofthe inner wall of this cyst. In section the wall is seen to be of con-siderable thickness, and the wavy elevations extending toward the cystinterior loo Stock Photo

RM2AG5D3G–. Gynecological pathology; a manual of microscopic technique and diagnosis in gynecological practice, for students and physicians. on, may continue, under circumstances which we do notyet understand, and may lead to the formation of cysts of the corpus CORPUS-LUTEUM CYSTS. 151 luteuni. These, as a rule, do not attain any considerable size, so thata growth the size of a fist is rare. Macroscopically we can recognize the irregular wavy surface ofthe inner wall of this cyst. In section the wall is seen to be of con-siderable thickness, and the wavy elevations extending toward the cystinterior loo

Harper's New Monthly Magazine Volume 21 June to November 1860 . d pass current.Foreigners are there-fore obliged to ex-change their moneyfor the currency ofthe country, and thiscan only be done atthe government of-fice, at which theEnglishmen had notyet been introduced.No shop-keeper, withhowever itching apalm he was en-dowed, dared violatethis law; for lie wasmorally sure that theeye of some spy wasupon him, and thathis dereliction wouldcertainly be report-ed. The universalexistence of thissystem of espionagemay fairly be set down as one of the shadows which must darkenthe roseate picture whi Stock Photo

RM2AJ9FRT–Harper's New Monthly Magazine Volume 21 June to November 1860 . d pass current.Foreigners are there-fore obliged to ex-change their moneyfor the currency ofthe country, and thiscan only be done atthe government of-fice, at which theEnglishmen had notyet been introduced.No shop-keeper, withhowever itching apalm he was en-dowed, dared violatethis law; for lie wasmorally sure that theeye of some spy wasupon him, and thathis dereliction wouldcertainly be report-ed. The universalexistence of thissystem of espionagemay fairly be set down as one of the shadows which must darkenthe roseate picture whi

. The practical book of outdoor rose growing for the home garden. eal stock for all roses has notyet been discovered, and a great advance should bemade in this most important section of rose culture.In order to secure a perfect rose list, budding ondifferent stocks should be tried. If cuttings only areemployed, very many roses will not succeed as wellfor outdoor culture. There are two objections to budded roses. First,they occasionally break off at the bud, but this hasso seldom occurred with us in actual practice thatit is not worth consideration. The second and mainreason is that the stocks Stock Photo

RM2AG030W–. The practical book of outdoor rose growing for the home garden. eal stock for all roses has notyet been discovered, and a great advance should bemade in this most important section of rose culture.In order to secure a perfect rose list, budding ondifferent stocks should be tried. If cuttings only areemployed, very many roses will not succeed as wellfor outdoor culture. There are two objections to budded roses. First,they occasionally break off at the bud, but this hasso seldom occurred with us in actual practice thatit is not worth consideration. The second and mainreason is that the stocks

Outing . and for those mot-tled-backed, pink-fleshed fish which the 339 340 THE OUTING MAGAZINE M period that I, laboringwith another canoe, lentmental support to Frankand called silent maledic-tions on the Parson, for,being younger, I had notyet learned to treat himwith proper disrespect. But though a centuryhad separated that tripfrom the present, I couldnever forget the hour when we squaredfor those jeers on our first successfulfishing trip, when the ministerial dignitywas humbled by the spike branch of thegnarled tree, and Frank was permittedto outswear himself unreprimanded. Wegot lost th Stock Photo

RM2AXFJ9K–Outing . and for those mot-tled-backed, pink-fleshed fish which the 339 340 THE OUTING MAGAZINE M period that I, laboringwith another canoe, lentmental support to Frankand called silent maledic-tions on the Parson, for,being younger, I had notyet learned to treat himwith proper disrespect. But though a centuryhad separated that tripfrom the present, I couldnever forget the hour when we squaredfor those jeers on our first successfulfishing trip, when the ministerial dignitywas humbled by the spike branch of thegnarled tree, and Frank was permittedto outswear himself unreprimanded. Wegot lost th

Bowdoin Orient . ollege gymnasiums is notyet over. Vassar is to have a new one costing$30,000, and ground has already been broken for thefoundation. Yale students use the broad granite steps of thenew recitation building instead ot the historic fence.It is said that they will become as much of an insti-tution at Yale as the fence ever was. Two Dartmouth Freshmen have been suspendedfor the remainder of the year, because for a littleharmless fun they scattered asafcetida in one of therecitation rooms.—Ex. BOWDOIN ORIENT. Thurstons * Piano * House LOCATED AT 3 FREE ST. BLOCK, Is one of the old, l Stock Photo

RM2AN9BTD–Bowdoin Orient . ollege gymnasiums is notyet over. Vassar is to have a new one costing$30,000, and ground has already been broken for thefoundation. Yale students use the broad granite steps of thenew recitation building instead ot the historic fence.It is said that they will become as much of an insti-tution at Yale as the fence ever was. Two Dartmouth Freshmen have been suspendedfor the remainder of the year, because for a littleharmless fun they scattered asafcetida in one of therecitation rooms.—Ex. BOWDOIN ORIENT. Thurstons * Piano * House LOCATED AT 3 FREE ST. BLOCK, Is one of the old, l

Prickly Pear, The . to this imma-turity of feeling, which cannot be wholesome, that gives rise to the cau-tions about too close and too constant associations, which young people sodeeply resent. They know their own innocence of intention, but they do notyet know life, they do not know that the dreamy moments when an allur-ing face seems to hide the dry page of geometry or of latin, are justso much stolen from the strength needed for preparation for the greatbusiness of real living and loving in after years. The old saying, Experience is a dear teacher, is never more truethan in youth. Why it s Stock Photo

RM2AJ8ETB–Prickly Pear, The . to this imma-turity of feeling, which cannot be wholesome, that gives rise to the cau-tions about too close and too constant associations, which young people sodeeply resent. They know their own innocence of intention, but they do notyet know life, they do not know that the dreamy moments when an allur-ing face seems to hide the dry page of geometry or of latin, are justso much stolen from the strength needed for preparation for the greatbusiness of real living and loving in after years. The old saying, Experience is a dear teacher, is never more truethan in youth. Why it s

John Drew . owances had to be made forhaste and frequent changes of bill.If the subordinate actors knewtheir parts, little more was requiredof them. You may be sure thatDrew always knew his part. Butwhen Thorsby Gyll came to him,he was the very youth, even thoughhe may have missed possible bitsof business and shades of comicmeaning that a more experiencedcomedian would have given to theperformance. 27 J O H N DREW Among the young actors profes-sional associates in this stage of hiscareer were several players of greatdistinction. James Lewis had notyet reached the zenith of his fame,or done nea Stock Photo

RM2AX1RPY–John Drew . owances had to be made forhaste and frequent changes of bill.If the subordinate actors knewtheir parts, little more was requiredof them. You may be sure thatDrew always knew his part. Butwhen Thorsby Gyll came to him,he was the very youth, even thoughhe may have missed possible bitsof business and shades of comicmeaning that a more experiencedcomedian would have given to theperformance. 27 J O H N DREW Among the young actors profes-sional associates in this stage of hiscareer were several players of greatdistinction. James Lewis had notyet reached the zenith of his fame,or done nea

RM2AN347B–Annals of medical history . Fig. 11. Spondylitis in the lumbar vertebra ofan ancient Egyptian. About 5,000 years old. (AfterRuffer.) Fig. 12. Spondylitis deformans in a recent humanvertebra. Natural size. These four figures show the characteristic lesions of this osteoarthritis at different periods of the historyof animals and man. So far as external appearances go there has been no change in the pathological pro-cesses producing these lesions since the Pleistocene at least. Similar lesions of greater antiquity have notyet been seen. 386 Annals of Medical History is, from the geological standp

. Life and deeds of General Sherman, including the story of his great march to the sea ... %^ IVxv^li^Y^^^^^^ ^ GENERAL SHERIDAN. •VATePS SDA/A/.t. MAP S}«)WH>IG PITTSBURG LANDING AND CORINTH.14 209 210 GENERAL SHERMAN. but the great object aimed at both by him and Beau-iregard was to concentrate the Confederate forces andestablish a second Hne of defence on the Memphis andCharleston railroad. Concentration had for some timepast been the favorite idea of Beauregard. If hisadvice had been taken in time, Donelson might notyet have fallen. Beauregard selected Corinth as theimost desirable poin Stock Photo

RM2AFR26J–. Life and deeds of General Sherman, including the story of his great march to the sea ... %^ IVxv^li^Y^^^^^^ ^ GENERAL SHERIDAN. •VATePS SDA/A/.t. MAP S}«)WH>IG PITTSBURG LANDING AND CORINTH.14 209 210 GENERAL SHERMAN. but the great object aimed at both by him and Beau-iregard was to concentrate the Confederate forces andestablish a second Hne of defence on the Memphis andCharleston railroad. Concentration had for some timepast been the favorite idea of Beauregard. If hisadvice had been taken in time, Donelson might notyet have fallen. Beauregard selected Corinth as theimost desirable poin

The natural history of British insects : explaining them in their several states, with the periods of their transformations, their food, economy, &c together with the history of such minute insects as require investigation by the microscope : the whole illustrated by coloured figures, designed and executed from living specimens . tley.f, harbour 74 PLATE LXIV. harbour a quantity of Larvae; probably of this infeiSV, though notyet determined. Has been taken in different parts of the kingdom, and appears t©be w.turalized with us at this time. F I G. II. III. CERAMBYX HISPIDUS. coleoptera. Ceramby Stock Photo

RM2AJ8P7G–The natural history of British insects : explaining them in their several states, with the periods of their transformations, their food, economy, &c together with the history of such minute insects as require investigation by the microscope : the whole illustrated by coloured figures, designed and executed from living specimens . tley.f, harbour 74 PLATE LXIV. harbour a quantity of Larvae; probably of this infeiSV, though notyet determined. Has been taken in different parts of the kingdom, and appears t©be w.turalized with us at this time. F I G. II. III. CERAMBYX HISPIDUS. coleoptera. Ceramby

Review of reviews and world's work . of earthquakes in tliat region. Tlie irrepressible General Matos spentlast month in a fresh and formidablerevolutionary assault upon the Castrogovernment of Venezuela. Foreign warships as-sembled at La Guayra to watch the situation. SouthAmericanAffairs.. .New York Herald. M. rOMBL.i, NEW FHENfH PliEMIKU. The rebellion in Colombia seems to have sub-sided to a considerable extent, although it is notyet extinct. Chile and Argentina were sensibleenough toward the end of May to sign a treatyfor general arbitration, limitation of naval arma-ments, and the placin Stock Photo

RM2AWNMTC–Review of reviews and world's work . of earthquakes in tliat region. Tlie irrepressible General Matos spentlast month in a fresh and formidablerevolutionary assault upon the Castrogovernment of Venezuela. Foreign warships as-sembled at La Guayra to watch the situation. SouthAmericanAffairs.. .New York Herald. M. rOMBL.i, NEW FHENfH PliEMIKU. The rebellion in Colombia seems to have sub-sided to a considerable extent, although it is notyet extinct. Chile and Argentina were sensibleenough toward the end of May to sign a treatyfor general arbitration, limitation of naval arma-ments, and the placin

. Stanley and the white heroes in Africa; being an edition from Mr. Stanley's late personal writings on the Emin Pasha relief expedition ... ed upon the subjectof African exploration; and Mr. Stanley, whose plans had notyet been made public, asked, with apparent carelessness: Ah, yes. Dr. Kirk, about Livingstone—where is he, do youthink, now? *Well, really, you know, was the answer, that is verydifficult to answer; he may be dead; there is nothing positivewhereon we can base sufficient reliance. Of one thing I amsure, nobody has heard anything definite from him for overtwo years. I should fanc Stock Photo

RM2AGER9N–. Stanley and the white heroes in Africa; being an edition from Mr. Stanley's late personal writings on the Emin Pasha relief expedition ... ed upon the subjectof African exploration; and Mr. Stanley, whose plans had notyet been made public, asked, with apparent carelessness: Ah, yes. Dr. Kirk, about Livingstone—where is he, do youthink, now? *Well, really, you know, was the answer, that is verydifficult to answer; he may be dead; there is nothing positivewhereon we can base sufficient reliance. Of one thing I amsure, nobody has heard anything definite from him for overtwo years. I should fanc

Forest trees of the Pacific slope . soft hairs (sometimes smooth). Occasional leaves have 3 leaflets, or aresimple and single bladed. Margins of the leaflets rather coarsely toothed, theteeth far apart. Twigs of a seasons growth are covered with fine, soft down.The flowers are as in F. i-elutiiia. but they appear a few weeks earlier, and usu-ally l)efore the leaves come out. but sometimes with them. Clusters of maturefruit (fig. 201) are narrow, 24 to 3 inches long, and the seeds few. Wood, notyet studied. The tree is of too rare occurrence in the Pacific region to be ofeconomic importance the Stock Photo

RM2ANB1WY–Forest trees of the Pacific slope . soft hairs (sometimes smooth). Occasional leaves have 3 leaflets, or aresimple and single bladed. Margins of the leaflets rather coarsely toothed, theteeth far apart. Twigs of a seasons growth are covered with fine, soft down.The flowers are as in F. i-elutiiia. but they appear a few weeks earlier, and usu-ally l)efore the leaves come out. but sometimes with them. Clusters of maturefruit (fig. 201) are narrow, 24 to 3 inches long, and the seeds few. Wood, notyet studied. The tree is of too rare occurrence in the Pacific region to be ofeconomic importance the

The British nation a history / by George MWrong . erewere rooms with fire-places and large win-housr^^ dows, and walls often richly wainscoted. Notyet, however, was it possible to neglect allidea of defence. Thehouse was a moatedgrange surrounded bya moat, crossed by adrawbridge ; or, ifwithout a moat, it hadsome provision fordefence in time oftrouble. Within thehouse there was butscanty furniture. Vis-itors were received inthe bed-rooms, the host or hostess sitting sometimes upon the bed, while theguest occupied a chair or a bench. The great hall wasstrewn with rushes and in it there was litt Stock Photo

RM2AXC581–The British nation a history / by George MWrong . erewere rooms with fire-places and large win-housr^^ dows, and walls often richly wainscoted. Notyet, however, was it possible to neglect allidea of defence. Thehouse was a moatedgrange surrounded bya moat, crossed by adrawbridge ; or, ifwithout a moat, it hadsome provision fordefence in time oftrouble. Within thehouse there was butscanty furniture. Vis-itors were received inthe bed-rooms, the host or hostess sitting sometimes upon the bed, while theguest occupied a chair or a bench. The great hall wasstrewn with rushes and in it there was litt

Notyet Stock Photos and Images

Notyet Stock Photos and Images

Download Confirmation

Password Confirmation

Search Results for Notyet Stock Photos and Images (245)

Filter by agency collections

Search builder

Get great features with your free account

Get inspired for your next project!

Download Confirmation

Password Confirmation