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in thickness; to the end fasten Il small
bone button with two or three slim
steel wire nails, as shown in Fig. 3.
Melt together piece of resin and
piece of sealing wax one quarter the
size of the resin lump; they may be
placed in the cover of the box and held
over a lighted candle. Then work the
melted resin around the stick for an
inch or two ut the end where the button
is fastened, so that il will appear as
shown also in Fig. }.
Now obtain several strong horse
hairs, and form a loop at one end OF
them by tying knot three-quarters Of
an inch from the end. This loop is to slip
over the resined end of the stick, and
will be prevented from working off by
the button. The other ends of the
horse hair are to be passed through II
small hole made in the center Of the
parchment head, and through u small
button or piece of cardboard, the ends
being tied i'm n large knot to prevent
their pulling through again. The fin
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-12-19

glass. BY and by he obtained u live
inch glass, which, as you know, is an
instrument of considerable size.
Meanwhile he worked faithfully in
the shop OF :he photographer, but his
nights brought him rare delight; for
he never wearied of tracing out the
wonders and marvels of the worlds
around us. With the aid of his large
spyglass he discovered two comets be-
fore they were seen by any of the pro
fessional astronomers, whose superior
instruments were continually roaming
the heavens in search of the celestial
wanderers. This exploit, you may well
suppose, made the boy famous. lie was
invited by the professors in Vanderbilt
university to go thither and see what
he could do with their siX-inch tele-
scope. In the course of the following
four years he discovered six comets.
lie was next engaged by the Lick
observatory in California. With the
aid of that magnificent 36-inch refract-
ing telescope, the largest ever made. he
discovered eight comets, and last sum-
Iner astonished the world by discover
ing the fifth satellite Of Jupiter. He
invented new method of photograph
ing the nebulae in the milky way, and
has shown an originality approaching
genius in his work in star photography.
Perhaps you have already guessed
the name of this famous astronomer,
which is Prof. +. T.. Barnard, OF the
Lick observatory, and this is the story
of how he worked up.
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PROF. BARNARD'S STORY.
How Famous Astronomer Worked Up
In the World.


How Famous Astronomer Worked Up
In the World.
One day many years ago bright boy
FOUND employment IN photograph
gallery in Nashville, Tenn. Ills wages
were small, but he took good care OF
them, and in course OF time he hat!
saved up snug little sum of money.
One day friend, less thrifty than he.
came to him with long face and asked
for loan OF money, Offering Il book
as security. Although the other knew
there was little probability of his ever
being repaid, he could not refuse the
request.
Here is the money; keep your book,
and repay me when you can"
The grateful lad went away in such
haste that he left the book behind.
The kind youth with curiosity exam
ined the volume. 1t was Il work OF
astronomy, by Dick, and it so fascinat-
ed him that he sat up all night study
ing it. He had never seen anything
which so filled him with delight. lie
determined to learn all that he could
about the wonders of the heavens. He
began thenceforth to read everything
he could obtain relating to astronomy.
The next step was to buy small
spyglass, and night after night he spent
most of the hours on the roof of his
house studying the stars. He secured,
secondhand, the tube of r larger spy
glass, into which he fitted an eyepiece,
and sent to Philadelphia for an object
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-12-19
Male Birds Lead the Way.

When birds are migrating the males
usually precede the females. The rob-
ms, for instance, which are seen early in
the year are almost invariably males,
which apparently Travelled on before
their mates. The female birds follow,
perhaps because they are not such
powerful flyers, and also perhaps be-
cause they like to take their time and
gossip with one another. In the fall
the male birds leave first-the old ones
while females travel along together
with their young, solicitous of their
welfare and still training them after
the fashion of mother birds.
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FOR YOUNG PEOPLE.
THE MIND CURE.

There was a boy knew OF,
Whose clothes were made too small
His jacket always pinched him,
And II did not lit at all.
The sleeves were short and narrow,
And the collar was too tight.
And the buttons didn't suit him,
And the pocket wasn't right.
And so. this foolish fellow,
Because his clothes were small.
Was very cross and sulky,
And he would not grow at ALL
For he said: My jacket pinches,
AS everybody knows,
And boy, in my opinion,
Can't be bigger than his clothes"
There was a little fellow
Who was sick, and pale and thin;
He had tiny body,
But a mighty will within;
His head was always aching,
And his back was always weak,
And he had a voice so feeble
You could hardly hear him speak
"What"' said this little hero.
II Will not have 1t SO:
Because my body pinches,
Shall my spirit never grow?
VIII not mind the backache,
And will not mind my head,
III l can't be big in body,
I'll be big in soul instead"
And so, with cheerful courage,
He chased his pains away,
And all the people saw him
Growing Drawer day by day,
TIL for his tiny body
They did not care a fig,
But everybody loved him,
Because his soul was big.
Iarriott Wight Sherratt, in Youths Com
)anion.
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acres OF land in Chicago, And il didn't
90. But he has never taken consolation
from the fact that it is his only case
OF failure, and is trying yet to under
stand how it happened.
No one has ever come nearer an eN-
PLANTATION than that offered by Joe
King, one of the loafers in the store.
"Nb bit off more'n he could chaw,"
Joe said, taking as big chew of fine
cut" as he could, at the instant of speak
ing.
Bat none of the admirers of the viii
lage oracle who had failed accepted any
such commonplace explanation, and
the remark fell unheeded.
For 80 years the general store Of
Abner Kinsey had been the hub around
which reyolyed the social and CONNER
cial life of the village of Harbcr City,
far in southern Illinois. The village
was not prone to change, and the con-
ditions of twenty or ten years ago We're
the conditions of last year. Farmers
sons and daughters grew and married,
and drove to town to do their market
ing, hitching to the same posts that
had stood in front of Kinsey's store
for generation past.
1t was a country crossroads village.
not reached by any railway, but with
an intelligent and prosperous farming
community about it. And .Abner was
the village magnate.
NJ Abner's store political and socia!
and economic questions of the outer
world were discussed and settled with
less difficulty than attended many \
horse trade.
All the time Kinsey was getting rich
er. He bought the farmers crops and
sold them again. He handled their
stock the same way. He kept the store,
where they had TO buy everything. And
he did sort of amateur banking bust
ness in personal credits, as an accommo-
dation TO his neighbors.
More than one commercial traveller,
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A Girl with Eight Thousand Warts.

The most demonstrating human be-
ing that has ever been seen in Germany
is Barbara Blattner, young woman
of II, who lately applied to the Berlin
city hospital for treatment. She was
found to be remarkably free from or
ganic disease. but her skin was literally
covered with warts, the physicians who
examined her estimating the totas num-
Der OH her body at not less than 5000.
A similar case, although hardly as bad.
was that of Lizzie Kench, girl who
was in the Baltimore hospital few
years ago. She had about 5000 warts
on different parts Of her body. = st.
Louis Republic.
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ished locust will then appear as in the
illustration.
To make it sing grasp the stick in one
hand and swing the cylinder about it.
This will cause it to give out a sound
similar to that produced by a large
locust in full fight, and the faster it il
revolved the louder il will sing.
The sound is produced by the fric-
ton of the horse hair against the resin
on the stick, transmitted to the tightly
stretched parchment and augmented
by its vibration. The pressure is chiefly
due to the centrifugal force of the tin
box as It is briskly swung through the
air.
a large locust can be made from a
can five or six inches high, swung from
the end of a stick two feet long; but in
this case the stick must be held I'm both
hands. Such locust, however, should
only be used out of doors. as the noise
would be deafening in the house.
j. HARRY ADAMS
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Truly Wonderful.

"Wonderful man."
"Whot is there SO wonderful about
him?"
"Why, he has a prize dog"
"Yes."
"And he has record of talking about
II for is minutes without lying. CHI
csgo Post.
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The Distinctive Qualities.

Tommie Tompkins-Pa, was Senator
Ducksworth who died the other day a
politician or n statesman
Tompkins-Nobody knows yet. my
son; his estate hasn't been appraised.
N. Y. Truth.
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AN AMUSING DEVICE.
How Any Bright boy Can Construct
Toy Locust.

How ANY Bright boy Can Construct .
Toy Locust.
IL is very easy matter to make a
locust, that is toy that will closely
Initiate the sound made by locust, and
the materials needed are very simple.
Any boy or girl can construct one with
n little skill and patience, and II will fur
nish much amusement.
To begin with, find small tin box
about two inches in diameter and two
inches high-about the size of pepper
or spice box; or small baking powder
can will do. Remove the top and bot
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1eplenishing the stores stock of dry
goods or groceries, or clothing, or shoes,
mad suggested that Abner was cast for
The part of village "Pooh-Bah. But II
remained for one more irreverent than
The rest, and conversant with the un-
holy game of poker, to say that it looked
10 him as IL Kinsey was sort of acting
As the village "kitties." And Abner
Smiled when the significance of the
phrase was explained to him.
Last year when Abner Kinsey made
his annual journey "back east" he was
gone two weeks longer than usual. And
upon MS return he carried roll oil
|m.ysterious-looking blue maps, which
ne explained in brief to be the biggest
thing out"
That night ut the store he explained
% chosen few of his friends and conf
oants exactly what he meant.
Back in York state" he said, 81 met
man that owns nearly 100000 acres of
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-12-19
Mere vague Assumption.

"shc is Daughter of the Revolu-
tion?"
"Sister, I believe" = indianapolis
Journal.
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GREATNESS and strength.

Who says II WILL" to what Is right.
IT won't" to what Is wrong,
Although a tender little child.
10 truly great and strong.
youths Companion.
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HIS LAND SYNDICATE.
BY GEORGE AIDE.

BNER II l y S L Y
never made but
one mistake in a
business transac-
ton.
That was when
he tried to syndi-
cate several hun
n r q Al Thousand
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Aproel ts.s Che r'g day q lait, 40. i.a.


-TOri0b Us HEREBY GIVEN ny TINE
~ tuy Council falt tate CITY. state VI
.tni ui Go. Intention 90 such council 90 mHL4
~ lnINHluF ursrINri Improvement, tn'wIt.
.Ht.uNluf uut laying frVcr sfluV fht follow.
tnH nlwDi street uu tho uU,th side OF second
r1u.u aiIHr. tom ifH intersection ttth HttUui
'..t .ucct 60 fitth tlttaiftct. Ind dUfray tHe
,DHt ll0ieui, cstuiuicd no 81 H per linear or
irnul tYlt Ur tWo thousand Owe hundred and
.tftutg f1ur dHIlurt lV % lurul gtHvsauUut
ulon tho IHota. lois pafts " lots aud pieces
ui E1und within sewer n.sturi SO ., rHur
we WgrfrN, 'uH parH ot lniH Hui plrros of
ground wIihiu said district Go Ur elected or
ltnculct hy .atl lWpruy umont NAMELY. ioa
J I, huu block Do plat o." anI Toto ! ami
2. hucE in, pat "n Hud lHta /. 81. . and 4.
hlugt 70 pl1i'A 81 aa.t LAKE titU survey
~. Nfutrai nuI objections Go Soc earring
ott 90 FurH Intention 60 mako HHti Improve.
,Dui iuust rt rfvfnntrl ,u Wluuetp tho CIV
h"gu'IUfuu ur lufuIC tHu 2lHtttF ul JuIF.
2, N.tHe Goo tune 600 lY Hafd Council
who's Do Wl'l uoIr ani consider Hurh olive.
uula aH may hH made fHrlHto
lN order Of 1000 t.t lHuu.U ff NaIf IaLn
,i',',No OF lHh, made tHo -rl iay 90
DAVID g. UNEAT,
CITY Recorder
Sewer inirnuou 80. o.
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NVuEurt. utUu WAT. = AND sAEAu
W j, NHt"HI. h.H wife. dil lr their tgr.
uy, l-s. 0.H recorded un tno 30 rny ~
b.. Of int i,.iI.. .a ,ac oft's q no i,,ordti
.rnw rtlI.I off iUu convey o. tUuu g.. iUHtUr,
H. t.HsIUy. 600 0wIur seconded real estate,
$3.50 'U lu 600 500 lHt. county. Ntln, o.. ui.'
s.N lCI. township $50 .lI s1Hih uI taurr ono .If
west OF HHIf IHku meridian. rHUtiiuiuF IU 900
uishty fU. acres, IH 600 H1H.c morn "r Igss,
win iHc' s1id landau dc uaiorrieht. uH.,l
Wuru owned hy Nu tfIl iiu.a Hul rHfaI q.
watson % thH cato % UaIU Hycl ~ Nuat, or
Hugh and HfrHIJ WAGON aud ufgu iu con.
utrtHu With SOC ff'I lHUu.
MIlU flIH conveyance MaH maze in true. 10
fC'ufn Go !ly uI1rf OF tHg llnhlll uN.imnuf
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OF r'tH u.iD hiih Ha'I ugtl 20 tuHl iur GOO
IHIH, uHu ruu raHHU'g February J. l' With
lalUIyst tHriUuH from Che uaiu thereof uuiIt
maturity d. '." |.." 90 "'h INI ItI COO. Nrr uu.
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ll. N'r tr.l I.I HhnNu, lli aNiu trmi'
Annually ana
that In Geo Ui default bon ilr uhfmuni ut tait
Uruml.Huri u0'H. uI f.T interest thereon Ur
NN" I"heH 900 H'.I fUaI tHtI."t lNr iuaitH Huaili
uu"u iIH application uf fhu trall holder Of
rHH 900 IUH u"l.. UIg. ."uUlI Hnu equity Of &C..
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HUn, tHrIr ugr lui afH'FuH therein, Ht pu.uu
auction. az lHr 900 200 In lUe u.NuU. AMI for
Nd. UuuHFDH BOZ HaII decd uf lIIHt stated, otter
nrtHI.iu. IUr.F, FL. uHYf uuuHC, as ualiIou
iauiY provided fYr boo HlI1 i.tU Ut trust. fri,r.
gnUu tu which H llfuuH made tor uyaicr yrI.
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mrnt Hf iHH HaIu UI.Hr|.a. uHUH UI Two tHuuH.
ln1 dH.IHf". nul Dec lI" UlI Wrutul two tuuuuu
interest," NHt"H 90 H.. u"NNt uHU august D., roo
. uu1 trNIu.IV b, l|Hs f.HuU"utuIF. Uul Ia 600
payment u. tHArH luf tht NgHr IHH1. amounting
. Iu .IH %, NlIHU HIiu amount 90 taxes has been
advanced ls Coo lrfu hu. lDr ut inn note, and
fI. HuIl principal uHfr. coupon lufHftHt uultH
aud IuEUH HIu Hi.Il uattHus and U.UaIu
SOS, therefore, uulUC o. hDrUHy sven NATL
llr uUHUI .IIUUIt UuHItH aH Aforesaid 90 tlU
rUuuU.I ut tUH lDslI holder Uf HIiu note. Huu
uulrf anl hl NfINg 10 uo poWg agd author
ly 90 mc NCiict Hy iHuha.d decd OF traaL, Will
uu Friday, che 4iHl daN 90 August, l.H, 10 lhu
hour tI D" u'UIuUs Iu Iun forenoon uf aaid UHN.
HUiI tH0 above described properly Uuu 40 the
usHL ulu, ururUi and equity Vt redemption
OF lhU tHIu iiuFu arH SARAH 70 Watson. tUulr
hrUH IuI uasI.uH iurfrIu. Ht pub IH auction,
fUg tNU IIEUrHt and HH.I UT"u lur HumU will
UHuH Iu vsHH. 90. tuu west front door OF thU
county ruuT. house, 300 raIt i.ahr Gus. County
cot salt lHEUl ltHu. fHr sac UuIpIfu 10 paying
HUIu motto UuI uttItHt coupons uuu tHatH. uuu
u.I costs ord expense uf executing llIH truaL
aulls e.. LIrIEt. trustee.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE u IIEEM GIVEN ny TtlE
- city Council of salt Lake tiiy state Ut
tlah, OF tho intention ~ such tnuuru Go
maze tho following tgscrignd imtTOyomcnt,
Constructing q cement Sidewalk, fiN fert
wide huu iuurmrhUs thick, on Che west side uf
fyrunu Euat street lttuctu youth Temple
firust and tifst routh street, in hiHrWhik nls.
trrt so, DO ut said ritY. and urirly thH cost
ana expense thereof, tHumatoI at so! % or uur
and WENT bnu huuurrdtha 900. ul Dollars
yer front nr linear foot, uF % local aHaUHFuout
upou the luiH ur piece ~ gtnuud within the
luiltWul drsrrilol district, being tho distrIc.
g. ur aucctui or benefited uy said Improve.
mont, namely
d. lola Had b block 20, Nat 80" SAT- Lake
cry survey.
Al protests and objections 20 tho carrying
OUT OF Hulh Intention must DC presented %
no cry Recorder boo writing un uf before tho
s'lh uaF NJ August ltll. beng tho umu Hrt by
Hhld luuncll whoa % wili hear aud consider
turh u'lcttoun o. may Dec made thereto
liF order of tho tliY council of salt Llko
CITY, stale OF Utah. made JAY glst, lsG
DAVID O., iNEHN,
tIty NUUDrtrF.
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notice.

NOTICE 4, UtuLnN GtNEN ny TUE
~ CITY CnuuVuur Hn.t Lake tttY. state %
Utah, ct ihH Intention ot such touncii C.
make the following described Improvement
Constructing o. sewer lateral ON tho south
eide nl fiitu south street iruu Eaat TrmpIu o.
West Temple HtrruiH boz sUNrr District Nu,4 uf
sad CTS uuu dUtIuY tuC ruHt thereof, rstIWHt
81 ut . q ugI front or linear foot or uluycu
hundred nni NfiF five al,iii ell dul|arH, by "a
local NaHtrHWuut upon tho lots ar plyttH uf
gfluud within Che following dHfUrlLv1 district
lclpa lhu district in Doe affected or uyhrlltcd
uY SAID Improvement U.mulT"
~ ~ luih B aud q, block 90, plat "A. " salt
Lake CITY survey.
AIl protests and objections 10 thr carving
out of ouch intention o. make can't Improve.
uru' must hv prvspuiclil writing tl thv CIV
io"nrdtr Uu or lutuTU tlu liin ulH nl Auguft
Is'H lu.ug tbu limo 900 uy rad Council whom
% wy trar and consider such objections ah
may nn made thtrUtHs
ly order of thl D,ty Council OF salt irtu
Guy, State ut tab, made tl0 !lst DAY Of July.
lHt DAVID EMsEi.
Guy Recorder,
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Carlos r. Shepard, q Member of the
Indianapolis Board of Trade,
is About Once More.
& CAGE Of E'cighiy Interest 10 Anyone Suffering With
Nervous Complaints, Coz 'le Patient was Cured
by "Fea'iag" tha Nerves, This s a
Rev. Tora il Aadi0iHe.

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NOTICE
ot Id 81 neal --Il-o A 1000 .

Of sa'e OF Heal lsil.o AZ Private r1'c.
frNuEH AUTHORITY or AZ ORDER on
- sale, Granted uy the lhri Iudiglal uiH,
Ntut court ~ lie County OF FAT iHku, Ntatn
tf l'aHt dated H az ~, 1881 I WlU Fell Ht
private Fale the following described real estate,
u tHH ruuuiy ~ salt Lake, rtatn uf Utah;
Commencing Nc thr northwest corner ~ lot
CITY survey, tuu Iuu''lE thrnrr south Hovun
'p FnIH, thence rnrt ton uHI rods. thence
north .uNru ~ rode. thence west tru, llul rods
90 re UlH#o uf beginning.
Tue IH.e VIII hu made uu nr rtiCr July 9'th.
'lb ,nl l'tH VIII DO received by tho undersigned
Do rare. ~ John L. NoucLvr, lostoucu uuud.
mr., ~alf lic CITY htatc OF tau.
'rW' 20, hAu tuHni tcu pfr cont payable 40
The umU of nHlo, aua balance up0n couarma.
u0u py sgld court
WILLIAM In ALLEN Jg..
Administrator uf rho EatatC VI William l. n.
Allen, deceased
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NOTICE.

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN HT TIM
- tiF Council uf Ha't laE8 CITY. state "
Itah, uf che intention uI SUCH Douugil 90 On 80
Goo following described improvements, tu.uIU
lEuUudIH# Uu1 llFlur HyWvr lateral HInuH tHH
fo'l1NIns untlrfrirruI. 90 tHu north a.sc ~
second scout street from ram EHHt street a.
Dunbar bNruuo, being 300 tuWUI uHUlrt $50.
Ut said UItg and dguay thu uU"t and uypyuH1
thereof rs.luatu1 at $3.50 Uur linear ur irUu'
foot ui aNuUlUH UrunyFIr, Ur fHruu thUUraUu
e." ut hundred and rINty. one I.l. H.luH uDlIurs,
HF r. lugII assessment uUun iNr Dole no TI"rUt
eff Eruuuu within tho IHIInWIrF described ulH.
trIrL being tNu district Co Lu Affected UI UCut.
Lted hY aHlu improvement nuUU.FH
An ~ IuIH and ", block Hft HII OF lUta ., %, q
huu 9 U'0Hs 90. uf lott luuU . bloc Q. aIl
uf luu ., o, Q aru 9, uIu.s and HIt eft Loo .,
block q. plat 'b. rHIt IHEH Ntig Furyry
hIi Urltrsiu AND utIrruoHa 90 tHF carrying
out Ul ss.u Winuiiou must Boo presented Iu
writing FOO tlr tIIF Ic.uriUr uu 90 before tNe
urHt uHH ul rUlDWIur. I..H, IrIns tho time .ut
Dos HHit Uuur. when DO VIZ boar aud con.
uIfur HUuN objections Hs may n# made thereto.
IF urHUruf tho tItF Connect OF sHIt Lake
cry state % tUl, msfg jHIH -.tn ls..
DAVID s.. LNIiN,
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