The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-11

nor govern anything. And II they are
useful for something for ~. thi, some
thing l. life. under whatever form IL
may bc. from the simplest bla h. Of
grass mp To the highest. most i1tclli-
gent. most powerful mind This dec
larsltion. which is forccI upon u, hy
our logic, i also tn. dr.lurlti ou
Of entire nature. whose unlimited
frcund4ty has Soyvu life around on
every spot capable Of receiving il:
whose singular forc,i rht gives thing,
and being even "a double and aait-pir
purpose Tor existence: VINO produces
several effects through the SAM clasr.
and who goes - l.'r a, :, accumulate
life at the expense OF living beings
themselves.
II the gigantic world "f .Iupiter i,
now undergoing thO-c conditions Of
temperature that mar.,cH the primitive
rppch> of the Garth yv, cannot consider
II ~ being a. present thr sent Of Intel-
Icctual life. Il j. t1c land of tn
ictuvOSruruS. brt not that rf man: not
the calm and tranquil wgrI. which i,
necessary for thc mantle c-ta'Ioa~ of a
delicate. nervous system ami of con-
truDlativ. Thought. l. - only later. IN
the future ages, thai Iug.trr NIl be
inhabited lv Az intellectual race, AMI
who know whether. perhaps, T. Iuav
not b,. ourselves Its al'aatis-. lien
VIII bc iucoIIpar3 blv superior t. that
of tie earth. An immense cmp.rn, "a
perpetual spring, long year, aut "a
m.la Iuvarylng upcracurr viii form
an abode oi peace and hapylu .-r trulE
worthy ri our ambition AMI aur baps-.
inns maj world travels ia -pa-,
accompanied hv four cauruou- sat
cuilc- IA what condition ar, these
faur worll Is? Are they not themselves.
AMI have fh,v not been Ior a. long time
III. ;.t Of organic life and even a8 in
t.lI.ctllI oags DOES not Iup tiers
globe furnish them with a rnodicun of
heat. and = II not 10 the IN - scarcely cN-
t.ucl sun? The superior volume and mass
pf Z th planet, a. II moves on surround
ca bv these satellites. ! :; reproduction
oI the IIgars If The suU it=ylf IN the
midst OF IT, tour nearer planpts-Aicr-
curv. Venus Mars and the carth-for
the distances and relative volumes OF
Jupiter, L ur satellites form a system
which i sincrlarly analogous to that
OF the four first planets of the great
solar ~vst"m-
Zach one Of the four world, Of the
-Iovian system has it, special years. its
DAYS and doubtless also it, seasons:
have also the same reasons for heIirv-
iu- Themselves at the center of the en-
tir,, universe aa thc inha bitaut~ of our
litLc earth who, during So many are.
have dreamed the same dream To
them Jupiter'~ globe has the aspect OF
a. gigantic ra1nn which il capable of
ci7.ctual'y colnpcnSatin~ for the small
quantity "f light they receiv. from th.
~uH. Regarded Ersn tlr first of the
sat 'iiitcs h'- i.umcu.c -Iohr appears
fourteen h.aIr.'I ilms greater ia
--Urfac than ou- full moon.
What colossus, Evsn from thc
uutm.-t satellite The aoparrn; surface
at iuy,tc~ -t.ll exceed, by -,.vnnty-1ivc
t.Ia.-- that which the lsoou ,,,i.iii,.- TO
buv- ,-la.-uil'c-ut ~5.rht~ are tB be.
n'c-.,lD lD,,-t-d from ths,,. Observations.
Colossal ! -sr.-.- J. the most u;.rvc -U-
object # their hr:lv.ue. T., h.n. hc Is
the SOVEREIGN Of the uuivvr~c-tbc truc
.lU1iter -anl they admire him no less
than ,-e admire the sun. For tn them
tan sun j. rIlv a. small, brilliant disk.
Evhi.c v.evsd from o.. iir-s a-tcl'ita the
i--la:..l.o TlDb, = Jupiter cNc.e.j~ Il by
t.--r-.-Iivc hundred times.
1t rs add ,lc mag, ..alorations
which dccaratr ;hi~ with glowing
TINT. fr, q "rargn "nI rel To- violet
and purple let .:.ii % .... tEc rapid
-hHHgrc- produced ia it- ',I-'H-s1er 'v
H. ra-a-yrF motion. aGd So shall have
81 :rnra&Enate it"H 81 the mag
re i.-.':-' or the P-ct'Ir- :,- -ren from
'hc,c -our --'rlls "a, tAcy arr carried
a.a1T a" t3e - ant star iai" sac iar-"T
l...h, % l.lurn,itv.
AN now "a last lu-st-oa. a,..l ac- of
ea-.a rpiua, a. zc,i fra..s o., gsu.cr.
= .-urr.,Ic 81 vrry or .ihar- e.. 80 49, re-
.--rL ..-sr va-l.t~- ]. 3, -..rE s-j,rh;.h'c
ta. Ia, iaaahltant, ol .iuE.rr and
"a. .!ac-t, beyond .,l-,E .r.l- r'~,"n
ol t.n lar .e....,.,i IN ...i..h a.. i've
a., c.sp,v. II .IuF'tcr aa t-c Garth
v:-r.. iu -Schan,g. a.tJ3;; ...-. f.., iahal -
ANTS .G t!lr is-nsr vvarl .-e .ur
-; -. los. rr....,.I,,.
....r 80. i,r.,- it,..-..- ..r,-. ...... -
I,-, in ,r,,. r,,-f.5... r-,... r-.....-
.-.- with .-..--,.,.. = .irr... r. Tire. ...,:,
t..,. r5..,,r...t OF ...ull!..f ...-,. s.. .-.,.
.-....,. .u.i ..f.l Z, Mia. which r...u-
f.-... v-a.r,. or create, p.-t or fl.
dill, frv.~-,l, lllro-, .-.---.. lost
.-..iI -h., s....r rays. IT ,.as,lE ..r.o.a-
r..-.. hl..,, roint when ga ,.., .e,---.l. on
sf.rs.t.- -i,.gc.I T. s,,. n ra... ACROSS
tl . -r- oE u, san. s-,lr.. %, l-s-it..-
u.sIs supp, I'd. z-th o.. ..r.-t Of a
.tnr v5aia.c ~ NIGHT Iai. lE'!e black
point has np' rs much l.-oorta"e,' IN
tn'"Trr ot t'" innI 'it@ntr of Jupiter
aa faat which NJ. !i.sln,-rcl ;-tt-a.'e-
u tie .i'-na n-aEE possession "l ".i' 81
ms miA 1t, rro'iac.', "a.!. ':rr' 1t
'-h'"A 81 TINS ,'ir "i~.i-.'' World ,h1'