St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-12-19
Il O";rnG Sun" NiaA0Ne1Se
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| causes thesmagnetic needle 70 poanS ~
psoxisnately norsA Ga sode6e 1hiS
idse hes NOT bsss maaeriaIy hpsssal
upon In the last, bal9 eeetprv, thanGh
in the course Of thsE time severif per
ssus hsvs' Md clalissso the' dbe6sesy
that ) the ssR j. e.hpeA .Wa9aee4 80
found fault with the world for NOT As3ki
ing themSSs benefsctpis of the f6N6.
Scisati6s otservsAooi - IL sA hsSt.
however. fpru,ahea. Z. .sress Real ok ~
ferial for sustaining the Theory and ex-
piaining some 0f tho phenomena '0f
chsnges oehervts iAe1plieAhlas y eAa
been found thst uopspal 'dister senees
on the s0laf sarface. whether In the
shape of'big blstlx spoes whish 'Are d.
l.pressi0nA or erppsive pr 'mtnenee& -
followed BY deAections Of the nssdles
making what are known = hAgnetlc
stormA and that shsfs b at Aeast- soae
connection between them. end displaEs
Of the aurora borealis.
About two yeass ago Prof Bige.0W. Of
washington. .undsrtsek ss9ies ofl.seo'
tigations into tha direction Of the lines
Of force In the solSr corona. that bril-.
lianS Sht6arAge a th6 saASwAich 6isiV
messed q1ly yduriag.s . taAal salas. teliPsa
Tho results OF his. measureQeptR
andMSthematieal analvsis tend &c prove
that the liqes r8errse - 49, k1easSe1A
In direction fifth tfoee in Ahe esldQlA
Terrestrial magnet the rotation oS 0e
earth dAbespondihR b the n0VcmeAS
IN the eleearicity .ind 6cine. dyHAmo
The parallel 10 also fQundsto account
ls>..s- -. 49, Ill k~r-u sS>;lv oail.
lstioa of the needle IN the sbsepce of
magnetic stormA The eject SasyiMl %
any particular spot on the surfsre q II
approaches the sun d1fi1g the po<ning
hours and then reOedeD.lfOm him In t6a
afternoon. Nthe earth were stssi'hary
the radiant force would be fe)t imme-
diatelv. bat owing 70 is rotation there
Is Lag Of about %. degrees of. arc o.
about an hour and half Of time. On
this point observation aud the mathe.
MATES agree. and n b found that along
the resulting curve in the lines ofsslss.
force the light and heat pass outward
from the sun while The magnetic force
b direstedlowarh 81. .isiskt'j~
An important Theoretical deduction
from these cemparisops. il .tAa4 n'the
sun acts magnet:cally upon the earth
through the 'mediulH OF inteEstellar
ether the earth rsass0 upon tie uboo0
in . similar manner. and b. thie 'viu
possibly be explained certain moEe.
ments Of the lunar nodes which are not
satisfactorily aceounted for BY chs
theory Of gravitation. - well - paxt OF;
the perihelion motion ID the orbit Of
the planet Mercury. Still another en-.
rious point has been brought cut ana
this settled instead Of being simply
raised for future solution. N = the
rate Of rotation Of the sun near his
poles. which has long been kpowa 70.
he slower than that near the equatcr
The eornnal pole being found TO b
about ~ degrees away from the poles
Of rotation it has been found that tho
former rotates cnce In 81 days. . hours,
50 minutes. and - seeoud&s -'-t -
>. The results Of this study asp aeeeQesd
a valuable by several lesdirg astzppe-
mersin this eonntry. and Ire announced
for presenfation s 1t tAe .mse6n9
OF the international % p"lar. epae
ference at Munich An elf..rt VIII b
msdb to extend the 'obieitfaaifi6ns, and
in particnlsr ts,>samias-fhs rslstlow
between maguetism and. the weaehar;
for which purpose improved magnetic
charts will b supplied 70 'navi&as n
and. arrangement naade forAysasunatiA' I
observations 1t land observatories> II
the theory be substsntiated il may re-
suit In . wide ,exteusioo Of human
knowledge If the rslstions Of worlds
to each other and in . better under.
standing of ''tAe Newtonian Potential
Functioa In tie ease 1f Repulsion. 49,
Chicago Tribune. t,s ..,a,...
he Preessslen q The nase.ar -.
I zee folks sometimes disturbed wAsn
they see good and great hen DYING.
They worry when sooo impostunt
passes Oh the stage. and say:
''f1is place viii never Be taken" But
neither church nor state wAl suffer fos 4
IL There vill b othsga 70 take -<heh.J
placea. When God talses one ma
away be haS snoe6ef7 righf bsek 81 |
him Ord = sorsieh heeSuufcse tnss |
he could spare dve thopsasd Sunmer
6<lds and Paysons. il there were spl
many. There will - utAlf leaves :
green. a exquisitslp asansa as.vsecs.
fully etched. - well poieted How.1
ever fsominent the place We ali, our
aestAfssiM not jar thS wnrlai One fan.
Ing leaf does not sbake ~ Adiroo-
daelxA A ship Is not we'll manned an.
less there b N extra supply OF hands
some working On, deck; tome suSua
Aslsep in their hammoclsL. God has
manned This world very we'll There
will Be 0eAeS sea0en on deek when you Il
Md ! are down in ~ .eabin sovnd
lsleep In our hana.clsa. s dsoaosul q
IRE indispensable; each i but IN atom
IN the Omnipo' ent presence. e.-TAlmaee.
|n Ladies' Ho0e Journal -
w~kias nSssse AsGssS6 us-.'
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'.::s: s.ssas<r ve. est still. uP. and v's - nd
He lifted hsr up end Kissed bsr. Ana'k
y be put her down she said: -.
."PspA. Do you have 70 work nightsTs
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why. papa2" abe asked. ..aass.{s
TO est eonsy 70 buy ny nsslet
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shs thoeeht The s,slses evs ef
moment then sho saids< H<s
IL don't hsiisso ie6SDUQo %vyoaaol i
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