Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-29

such AZ take IN healtntul outdoor
life.
Suggestions for sketching lately given are
The new arrangements for mark
ng time are explained ALSO the difference
oetWeeh the new and old in postal rates,
change at which the most conservative has
not ocsn known to grumble.
Hay ldermy, photography, and mounting
Iller Jscoplc specimens are expounded, also
inc getup of an aquarium, sn impershable
'9 ap book, squirrel cage aud other such
v Jjects of desire and interest.
The genius Of juliet Corson hovers over
few essays in easy, amateur cooking. The cigar
cite is reprobated as the source of countless
evils, and ar time presses Christmas hints
become more numerous and acceptable. 1t
Ii only sl.50 per annum. Mastery, S42
Broadway, New York.
The Detroit Eve.ing Journal appeared on
Saturday dated and edited according to
sidereal time, which differs from ordinary
astronomical or mean time in that il is
reckoued from midnight instead Of from
noon. Sidereal time Is based upon the app
parent motion OF the stars mean time upon
the apparent motion Of an imaginary sun
which is calculated TO south at intervals OF
exactly "A hours. Mean time is that
used generally IN astronomical computations
and for the purposes of astronomers and
naYigators throughout the English speaking
world, il calculated At the prime meridian OF
Greenwich The adoption of sidereal time
by the Detroit EUeniHg Journal is simply to
Illustrate tie novelty of such chronology
when reduced to general use. Thus. IL prints
| II, Is aud II O'Clock editions, in lieu of
editions dated respectively q 3 and p, M,
and the same idea peryades the whole paper,
| even appearing IN the railway time tables
! where tJHius are scheduled to arrive and de-
| part at such strange sounding hours 10 1850
| o'clock, II 10 O'Clock, &c,
| Do IEwl5s MONTHLY of the current issue
opens with portrait of George T. Angel
lawyer, humanitarian and social scientist ac
companed by several pages Of notes on hi'
efforts III behalf Of man ant
the brute creation. A former centra
New York Clergyman writes enthus
iastically of Kansas albeit the first week.
experience included blizzard, An enter
tanning article on Employers and Employed,
by Sarah X. Bolton instances several notable
cases where the employees have been given al
interest in their employers business witt
gratifying results. Fanchou in "Beautifu
Hands gives hints for the care of the ski
and nails. Justin D. Fulton thinks time
DR. Howard Crosby's "Our Young Women
in the preceding number, while Helen Nj
Loier sharply crticiseu the same Dr. Levi
contributes an illustrated article on ring ex
ercses >. b. Lee ridicnles " Dear Sir !" Tia
Rev. Or Samuel NJ. Hopkins writes "On tn
rights and wrongs Of doubling and JUL
Coleman has her usual instalment OF sou
Cooking School. A variety OF other matte
ILLS up this enlarged and readable number
Published by Frank Seaman, 6s-7l, Bib
House, New York,
The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAS for the currer
week contains entertaining aud instructiy
articles on repairing suspension bridge cablei
the American Institute fair, experiment
with hot gases, the creosoting Of timbe
imitation stained glass. invention an
inventors, tho mechanism Of the vertici
| altitude, glucose as compared with cane all
, sorghum sugar aerial navigation, insomnii
, | 6c, Commenting upon the present low prict
! FOR iron and steel, the Scientific America
: constitutes that they are due not to owe
| production hut to the nesitauCy Of buyers in
! market IL al Inn
M lgyS t4 acknowledgements ,,.ersiry sat, sfTo,
, to MAKE .teei rail- The lrnnriefors NJ mi
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