Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18
ETER'S WEATHER.
|naave a Cool and Clear
Ing Christmas.
LAST TWO WEEKS
4 1, V,m-lI You WanI TO Save Ice
/. N Nave 10 Wait Until January.
n. Influence Of the Moon
discussed.

IA, 1902, by W. 7. Fosterl
d. Dec. i7.-My last bulletin
aeiL ~ me storm wave to cross
.rissss tram 10TH 20 18th, and the
'ael, the Pacific coast about the
4 n resi- Western mountains by the
~ Inc great central valleys
le 9ith, and the Eastern states
4 AK ,yill be at It's greatest force
deh AZ The AtlAutic coast the 21tn
4 7sse, n the Eastern states VIII
Aos xsesiher. the great central val
aIN ,iearlng weather and the eS-
y ", ,sriabie weather on Christmas
4 ave. preceded in Northern, latl-
4 ssnEs aud In Southern latituuHs
4 IN cross the western thu'l .,,,,.ii
,,ai the 23rG, tue, great eentIai
a sent Inc 18th, ana the eastern
/ Ana the 2Iih. ,... u,ui ,v.r,ga
4 t't lalf Of pecelhuer WI "' No.
.ih severe storins near ns N.Y. w.
lime for putting up ice WIZ pe
= FENCE OF THE MOON.
l .'5sy failaeles exist in the minds
" Fp1a IN reference to the moon,
VIXEN / will try to eradicate. IN
4 w ~ ,aosraphles used In our schools
islsl, Nm, ne slowing the Influence of
wv y ih, tides are mlschieNous lies
W " ,sseher ought to be ashamed Of
IVA IN not long ago oondetnnihE
D., ,ssehers who edit our school
1 ....dons show bulglng of the
,fst side Of the enrtn next the
n ..,tns lie Impression that tue moon
Z Nv waters. The same BOOKS teach
w tde Is Immediately under the
a XIV where the Illustrations show
s.e n the waters. The facl SHOWS
4 ,oan does not attract the waters
. Y sssan. but depresses them fepels
Y kers.5re II Is repulsion: Inc enect
15m on the waters OF me OCEANS
4 * sane IS 1t would pc II me moon !i,l
4 ,enly rolling Ike pull over we
!. WON the moon hus passed on the
IN IA an IN the depression and
" I'M he Hood tide coming In af-
A ~ nilley is taught by the Illus
- "a the tides on the opposite side
4, AN They show n bulglng. OF wa
"A ris.sas II Il depression, the hiEh
i,g iva hours later us 1t does on
4 N ssifest the moon.
M mike II evident that n some
X Al luddble body, surrounds tue
\, K IN case with every heavenly
/ In ean that somewhat an cleo
"A A. a lie same nature AZ our at
~ esclpt that II Is composed OF
81 MAJ etier which Is the first form or
" \, IA X called static electricity. These
-,,tillfe, weycnt the moon and earth
hia. tsfher, aud the electrosphere
N r,su vfp3slng on the waters Of our
y N l.tss he low tides, while the high
4 Z. AZ al ile leyelinC up OF the waters
"A AZ, r.at ihtlr natural levels.
HIM dsfifn q the waters on the OPP
.. AZ M Il Ne earth is the combined
..itftctila 4 IMITATION Of both the earth
4 IN he min. nther the push OF the
f. t,iesai ethd iA space ON that side OF
I isftA iowifi lil tarth and the moon.
fse eletfrNplefa are constantly grow
II aceunalitiaas from space, and tbis
count flr The fact stated by Prof..
i ilaf The moon Is receding from the
and bQth moon and earth ere losing
i i far0rlte theory of astrono-
n 2 ii-t ne earth formerly. reyolyed on
n IN b three hours, and by extending
= aas stated b. Prof. Proctor we can
n ei.q that tine was when our eartn
~ y n1h nearer the sun than now
"a, nlshi have lived to be a thousand
4 y x ~ Jet be no older than now ~
llhifa geafs, Thus Genesis, geology
i'nn1y become friends and each
= F1fs 10 the other.
u hhence goes 10 prove that thS
III ~ o1ce much nearer the earth thau
" ial q AZ physicists agree that tnt
nlgl planets, sun and stars are
q sld Of the same nature as an
Hag1et. the influence Of the moor
aArth must be the same as one mag
Ninslll saws: "All volatile matte
selrifg electricity expands ant
q own average distance from 10
~ aud from the sun. This is re
Sc I-en natter parts with electricity.
= ays that through the effects O