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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-06-09

One Of the irregularities 30 closely cor.
responds to the new nebula that no
doubt can exist in regard to its origin.
1t must represent light photograph
ically perceptible in the vicinity Of
Maia. The other markings on the
Cambridge photograph have acquired
a new interest. There seems to be in
dications of nebulous light about Mer-
ope, and faint, narrow streak of light
projecting from one side Of Electra.
Thus American astronomers came near
winning the honor that was won thir-
teen DAYS later by Paris astronomers.
Although the Messrs. Henry have thus
far been unable to detect the new neb-
ula by the aid of the telescope, other
astronomers have been more successful.
M. Perrotin, of the observatory of Nice,
where the atmospheric conditions are
far more favorable than in Paris, an
nounces tina. he has seen the famous
new nebula. The observation was
made February %, and the feat was
accomplished by masking Maia. The
nebula was again observed March 3
and 4, not only by M. Perrotin, but by
his companions, Messrs. Thellou and
CARLOS.
The Importance of photography in
exploring the heavens can not be too
highly appreciated. 1t is claimed that
with the telescope now in use the
human eye can detect no stars smaller
than those of the fourteenth magni-
tude. Photography then can pierce to
depth Of space beyond the power Of
the sense Of sight What wonders may
be developed through its agency in the
future! Mapping the starry heavens
is but one department of astronomical
photography, but its value words may
not calculate. The astronomers of the
closing portion of the nineteenth
century are thus enabled to bequeath
to those who come after them an exact
picture of the starlit sky. When these
maps are referred 10 one hundred
years, or even fifty years, hence every
departure from the records, every dis
appearance of star, every appear
ance of new star, every change of
position will mark the occurrence of
some stupendous event in the economy
of the material universe. Observation
piled upon observation is the only
means by which at present the inhab-
itants Of this little planet may hope to
discover the secrets now hidden in the
star depths. -ProUidence Journal.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-06-09
RELIGIOUS READING.
LISTENING.

In the crimson Of the morning. in the white.
ness of the noon,
In the amber glory OF the days retreat,
cleaning of the moon.
listen for the coming of His feet
I have heard His weary footsteps on the
sands Of Galilee, attHF
On the temples marble pavement on the
street,
Worn with weight Of sorrow, faltering up
the slopes of Calvary,
The sorrow OF the coming of His feet.
Down the minster-aisles of splendor, from
betwixt the cherubm,
Through the wondering throng, with mo-
ton strong and feet
Sounds His victor tread, approaching with =
music far aud dim
The music OF the coming Of His feet.
Ssndaled not with shoon of silver, girdled
not with woven gold,
Weighted not with shimmering gems and
Odors sweet,
But white-winged and shod with glory in the
Tabor-light of old
The glory OF the coming of His feet.
He is coming, o my spirit! with His everlast.
ing peace,
With His blessedness immortal and com.
pete.
He is coming, o my spirit! and His coming
brings release.
listen for the coming of His feet.
Lyman ". Allen, IN ~ Y. Independent
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-06-09
HOW THEY FIXED IT.
A Clothing Dealers Flow Of the Milk Of
Human Kindness. lt

A Clothing Dealers Flow of the Milk Of
Human Kindness.
A man with bundle under his arm
called at Michigan avenue clothlng-
store the other evening and hesitating-
ly inquired if the proprietor ever
bought secondhand clothing.
"Vhell, l puys sooch garments vonce
in awhile. Vhas you a Sheneral in der
last WARP"
mo, SIR"
"Dot makes it badt. l could pay
you two dollars for dot coat if you vhas
a Sheneral, and may be somebody gif
me four. Vhas you Congressman"
NO"
"Too badt. Shust now dere vhas a
demand for Congressman old clothes.
Was you some candidate for Governor
last timer" .... ,
"Not that l remember Of"
.Mebbe you vhas great INVENTOR"
III can't say that l am. The only
thing l ever invented was an excuse"
"Vhell, you see how it vhas? II
YOU vhas some celebrated man your
old clothes 60 off like hot cakes. If
you vhas nopody den nopody puys EN-.
How mooch you vhant for dot coatP'
"Three dollars.
Tree dollar! Say. you 60 right
oudt of my blaze! l doan' hat some
time to fool away with lunatics!"
'.Give me two!' .rpI
1.-TWO dollar! Gift you der same
price ash a great Sheneral! Please go
oudt. my headt achesr'
well, take it for twelve shillings."
my frendt, look in my eye! You
vhas poor man, und like to do right
py you. l hat my rules laid down not
to puy clothes except Of great men. but
l presk 'em for you. l gif you seventy
five cents for dot coat, und l pin on
him card dot you vhas celebrated
poet. / do dot mooch to help you
Oudt." 4r
Give me q dollar and put on the
card that am celebrated artist"
"No. my frendt. Der VERY best l
could do vhas to gif you ninety cents
und put on dot you vhas celebrated
musician"
They bargained on that and the
stranger went away, saying; sf.
"You can spell celebrated with big
c. and depend upon me not to Hivs
YOU sway."--Detrot Free hess llht
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-06-09
ChASTlSEMENT.

When 1t Is Good. and What 1t Yields to
Those Properly Exercised Thereby.
One ounce Of moral and spiritual
good outweighs, in real value, thou
sand pounds Of physical good in the
sense of merely agreeable sensations.
If we lose the latter, as the necessary
means of gaining the former, we have.
in what we gain, far more than a COM
pensation for what we lose. The loss
may involve q severe trial, and may
even break the heart with anguish; but.
in the discipline and culture of char
acter which it secures it will leave
more blessings behind it than it takes
away. What it takes away is some
transient good, perhaps some unhallow-
ed good which itself is q curse to the
soul, and would ruin it if retained.
What it leaves is the gem of Writ e BE-
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-06-09
A NEW NEBULA.
The Wonderful Results of an Experiment
Recently Made In Paris.

The wonderful Results OF an Experiment
Recently Made In Paris.
The Paris observatory has in success
iul working order an ingenious and ef-
iective apparatus for celestial photog-
nphy. Messrs. Paul and Prosper
Henry, able and earnest workers at the
observatory, photographed, by means
Of this apparatus, the well-known clus-
Ter OF stars called the Pleiades on the
18th of last November. Greatly to
their surprise, new nebula made its
appearance on the Photographic plate.
This wonderful agent pictured an OBJ
Jet which their closest observation
through the large telescope Of the Paris
observatory failed to detect. In order
10 make assurance doubly sure, the
causter was photographed three times
subsequently, on the 9th and 9th of
December and on the 9Th of January.
The result was always the same. The
nebula was plainly discerned in the
photograph, and refused to appear to
The eye of the observer in the telescope.
The Messrs. Henry have published a
drawing of the new nebula. It has q
curious and weird appearance. 1t
seems to start from Maia, one of the
seven sisters of the group, moving at
first toward the west and then turning
suddenly toward the north and at last
fading into invisibility, and at dis
lance Of about three seconds from the
star. A more distinct and ill-defined
portion OF the nebula makes its way to
the south. The nebula is very intense
and takes on plainly marked spiral
form, bearing resemblance to a gro
ses9' e and one-sided solar corona, and
suggesting the great nebula of Orion
or small scale.
The discovery of the nebula in the
Pleiades- has revived the memory of
mysterious objects that have been seen
nom time to time among the stars of
this group. In 1879 Jeaurat published
\ chart Of the Pleiades on which q
aebula appears near the star Atlas. In
$50 Tempel discovered nebula in the
Sasse cluster, near the star Merope,
which was seen by several other OBJ
servers. Both of these nerul@ have
disappeared, and the nebula discovered
BY the Henrys occupies an entirely diff
&ent place, apparently branching out
aum Maia. Three, therefore, Of the
Aars composing the Pleiades either are
N have been surrounded by nebulous
masses.
The most interesting fact concerning
ne new nebula is that related by Prof
Pickering, of the Harvard college OBJ
ervatory. A photograph of the Plei-
sdes was taken at the observatory on
he Sd of November that developed GER
Nin irregularities. 1t was exhibited
m the 10th of the same month at the
Albany meeting of the National Acad-
envy of Sciences. These Irregularities
we're discussed, and supposed to be due
10 defects in the Photographic process.
The photographs have been re-exam,
bed since the discovery of the HenryA
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-06-09
FOR OUR YOUNG READERS.
DO AT ONCE.

Some little folks are apt to say,
When asked their task to touch:
"Tll put it OF, at least, to-day;
can not matter much"
Time is always on the wing;
You can not stop its flight;
Then do at once your little tasks;
You'll happier be at night.
But little duties still put of
Will end in Never dOne;"
And by and by is time enough"
Has ruined many one.
Well Spring.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-06-09

Birds at Tampa, Fla, are said to
get tipsy by over-eating berries from
chinaberry trees, the ground under the
trees often being covered with birds
unable to fly.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-06-09

think OF these things we are prompted
to exclaim with the poet:
MY heart is awed within me when think
VI the great miracle that still goes on
In silence round me- the perpetual work of
Thy creation
Finished, yet renewed forever"
~ Y. Observer.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-06-09
Sunday.School Lessons.
SECOND QUARTER

SECOND QUARTER.
May 3O-Jesus Feeding Five
Thousand John 6:1-2l
June 6-Jesus the Bread of
Life, John 8: q 40
June l3-Jesus the Christ. John Z: 1852
June 20-Jesus and Abraham
................John 8: 3l-3S, and 1859
June ZI-Review Service of Song; Mission
airy, temperance or other Lesson selected
by the school.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
PEz ETyTTR-kB rK1nE fFIrICf OF
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