The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-02-12
ana Is little thin light shell formed to re-
present the front Of the eyeball. Their
mahu1acture, although a senara4o 4..aa 4;

y. ana Is little thin light shell formed to re
present the front Of the eyeball. Tbei
:. manuiacture, although separate trade. i
s II.ae simple" The part initiating ths
wh;ta nn or white of the eve, is made OF
posterlsr iamina of the centsal piece il
;, coiored and streaked, to look like the iris
+ OF coiored part of the eye. On the middle
+ " sils lamIna a circular patch of black en-
"f lei rs laid, to initiate the pupil. Threads
! =; ~ req enamei are spread over the surface
IN Imitation of blood vessels, and are
melted In before the blow-pipe. A great
variety OF colors and shades are made and
considerable difference in shape and size
So 50 enae rom large collection almost apv
eye can be initiated, though, of course. f. y
much better to have the eve made IT, er1
actiy match the other sound eye. and tIis
- ene method most frequently followed.
The JVatch.-" Watch y is from S.,
word signifying "to wake" At first the
watch was as large as saucer: it had
Tbes ana was called 1.-THE pocket clock"
occurred in a record of 1912. which mane
lions that Edward VI. had tonne ,arnn, I
pr watch of iron, the case being ikewise NJ e
a., with two plumetts of lead. no The a
he great improvement, the substitution of Il
KS ESQ spi1 Tf. ior weights, was made about ii
.ut only straight pieces of steel. Eariy CO
satenes had only one hand, and reonire4 H
:!11nding twice day. The dials were If at
, Nv OF orass; the cases had no CRYSTALS fir
'u, opened at back and front, and were ad
,atc, W ~ I've inches in diameter. A plain he
,ascn cost the equivalent of $500 in orr an
nrrency, and after one was ordereS f. +onI. hi
year 70 make it. There is q watch in q of
wiss museum only three sixteenths of an re,
an;i ia diameter, inserted in the ton of a an
' ~ Its little dial indicates NOT era
'ly hours, minutes and seconds hnt .Iss era
ys OF the month. 1t is relic Of the old vel
nes, when watches were inserted in sad tai
es' SNUFF boxes, shirt studs, breost-nins mil
acelets and finger-rings. MANY wers pla
,'as1ic-oval, octangular, crucform or in alw
shape OF pears, melons, tulips or cof- hab
'.-E1. thrs
"a rd,ae CT Aaooriny Man.-A laborer is seer Sc
n is popularity sunnosed ia, .no Puoiic able
'm mon laborer are 81 so per day. and Il thls
. u the whole of this sum to sunnort orde
family, it will amount TO sIzs Oh be O.
r, which is the interest nm $1,000 n.y. ci prOtt
% sa.am should he be deprived of il, =; xouc
rd this verdict wherever c,;ys ":uiu gentl
'er manner. But, beyond this financial ven"
e, he is far more potent eIamant S.a take
FORCES. furnaces .. Gul if the
J, are all kept alive nv he IaI the fl
erty receives its yalue from, ia sas CT
lnstigated by the business which, he
orts. Schools, churches, societies TIL
> : ar an indebted to him. HIS monev The S
q, books and newsn poSeis; ana edu- gious
supported, in PROPORTION. than "J hv lowing
i hnssn Who, then, shall say that organ,
ooTer Is worth nothing g. '''''' arr
Pa.aotc D,tarts.-Some Of these bot gardeG
, ,n nUS reveal their capacity, or rather policy
st'nuI at once to the eye. They largely
r n.u1 ouil' IN shape and substance. minica
~, ta, frequently possess what as prop
% ,.e iIhea dimpe. One of these will be
80 noias o. ounces of water: and tatives
i, =, eut OUT, make n small tumbler. priestl,
ne available capacity of the bottle ia In it's 1
s T"s,y intruded upon by this invert gious
VI =. y. S'ass, and vessel apparently The ne
= ID 4, ~ ounces is found to have room also de-
80 VI ~ INSIDE lt.-Fooa Journal. and ma,