Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 26, Number 5, Jasper, Dubois County, 7 December 1883 — Page 6
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We are indebted to the eonrteey Of the Chicago 2Vi6Ma fur aha nMp IP
Ueluw, Aptaming we .T"M7, T which kHbwi adopted by the rail roads f the North American Continent. In connection with the n ""' also milihl uw table frm below, ahowing the difterenot between the new time and the local or solar time of the leavliiiff citi of the couafy. A change in time. say the TrtAwaf, eom.-what Mtuilar to that which I bow etltvted in America, wan brought about in England long ago aa January 18. 148, and a reform could a loafer be delayed in this country owing to the coml:attt arising under the old dispen;:uinn. It my not be generally known that the railroads of this country have been conducted of late yean under nCtv-throediflerent kinds of tim the ditiereuee between the time being very alight in some instance, but enough to make people miea train repeatedly, beideeoauHag other tneon-
venieoc-.
tmtKM IHKtVKIt A MHTuV
Th- railroad oSr als of the
decided to adopt as their akadard et mrulnthM the time of the Greenwich Obeervaiory. London, England, and as the longitude in whieh their reed were annate waa so many times fifteen degrees westward from Greenwich, they
made taeir stinmni ot um mm wumnj . . 1 M- 1 '
hnnrs Slower hub vtweamiesi
of atdentt
it the iMnh decree of loBffittde la
four hours elower than Greenwich, time; the 75th, fire hours slower; the 90th, six hours, the lU'.th. seven hours; and the lfOth.eight hour tbu makiu-Te different standards between the Atlaatio and Pacific Ooeaae. TW tire standards are ahown on the map in the order jest mentioned, vis.: Intercolonial, Eastern Central. Mountain and Pacific time. MRKII1AB. The 90th meridian, on which Central time is baaed, is nine minutes slower than Chicago solar time. The 74th meridian, which give Eastern time, is one hour faster than Central time, or four nine tee slower than New York
'City solar time, lnter-cownlal time, ! being based upon the tilth meridian is
two noun taster man ine v em unit. Mountain time, which is based upon the 106th meridian, is one hour slower than Central time. Pacific timet based upon
laenBOfologleel
sji AdhkA 4 HjKjaunxna dzjuaadnnnnmnkmlnmwl
hHEJTf) wmrw1 VmmwmWammw ePWttwnwV ewnl emne ntlframl iteavarihlatl Congrass at Y Ice, and the Imperial Academy of I
enoesatsc nstorsonrg. fTAXDAMD TtMaTABLB. a el faster than fi.leeaa.lt. f.
kal IS WSM atower than
ta4tstewtaa i at slower tea
HSH
SIT
a ii
a w donr tana Btmttreei.Aua.
slower taan Pwjfmsaee, JL I lltw-ria nwnpeiiipa aeanaa nmeruBWpewAa 'nawaeeeei tower taan New Haven, Ceae.
a It fester tana Ottawa, ten.
Ii WS milakaaTerjiii..a. t K atower than Mew York Uly. M. T.
t at itowertaaa Altoaajr.JI- J.
m faster thaa fanMVia. Pa. I S featertaaa Hamabur. Pa. ttt faster than Ptttstwtfh. Pa. S taMerUUMltaMmnr. M4.
l 1H mster laaa mmwm. u. t w fantertaaa IUehiaeaV,
9 S fastmrtaaa WtweHna, W. Vs.
14 faster than Rale. N. r. i 4$ t mm thaa rHarkmtoa. a. 6 cawraAi. nan. ta slower than iatHM(o.IU. 1 stoww taea MaaantoM, fa. a 44 slower taaa Aurora. In. T et atowtr tkaa JoUet. ILL
ihMwt maw Waaytawma. m
nrt oajkm
The flfty-three Uada of Usne .MMiital mi the eld railroad
.vt.. J-. WkO.
m gj SjaDOrete Ijma wivib nnnw would oonhM an ordmacy obatrrer. Under the new system there are wn dtrUioas of time ea the Korth Amerienn Continent: JetarooeaaiaJ. rroliraefnjr Nora Scotia, and Hew BraaswSak; nVastera. taking lathe New England State. New Torn, Pewnwlrania and ine Statea south of RieHMylrania: Central, iaatooiac Illinois, Ohio. Indiana, Missouri and the States north and south of them; Mountain, oesaprwing the roads west of the Miaeeori Eirer in the mountains: and Paeine. takinjr ia the
lines on the ractno
thx rin
The five cokrn can net be
dhrit
the 190th meridian, is two hours slower than Central time. The several meridians are indicated upon the map. as well as the territory included in tbedifferratdirisioas. The irregularity in the boundaries te caused by the rartous roads wishing to adopt as their standard the time of the meridian nearest to which the greater num
ber ef their lines are iitotetea. TALUK OP TffB TABUS. It may he stated that many of the towns in Illinois and Iowa are ran on Chicago time, which the railroads run
ning from this city intruaucea. ine tobks herewith printed anew the dlfur-ern-e between the solar time of those towns and the standard time. This ex pUnarion may prereaa the towns in uvesoon from oonfoundinic the Chicago time, whieh they new use, with their
hee?naana?U. Qatsshurjfe in.
ataghanes lied. The
lerolves npoa
tons are marked hr
ejaannwutoe
"When these lacU are time ia whieh the earth
its axis Is divided into twenty-four equal
Crte, termed hours, and for conreaice In nMmuring uhaamcet the distance around the earth from Butt to West is divided hde MO parts, jiiLbJ Jambua m BMsaMfsiSbaA nPrSk cnueu uegieas ni wmgnwuei las aurface of the earth, tneiefore. travels n many degrees ia earn hour as twentyfour is contained amen m MO, or fifteen. From th.sHh asm mat there h
n difference of net ween each
Tain oujoDfAX srjnonBTtona,
The eountrr is indehml to two eM-
neauof Hew To
neattoM leadinar an
ihnoration. The idea oueuned to Prof.
i ef Hew Torfc for the orurinai
to this Important
jR-ees of longitu e i ammr goia cam aed
Chsrsland Abbe, of the Signal Bureau at Waahmgton. and his nlaas were elaborated by Dr. Y. A. P. Barnard, of Columbm CoUejre. Prof. Abbs proposed
is plan as early as 187a, at a meeting of the Amerioaa Meteorological Society. It It unnecessary to review the many ma-carded snfestkms made from time to tima la regard tn tlnw-efjusdards. Sttfhee It to any that they were all found to be too eweep!ag and levolutioaary.
which It new adopted has
8 44
lf Dlwvrtaaii ioekfereIl. 1 m stower tasu Piesfwwla t e faSw taae 0assaa. Ju. s 4 stvwerUwm psaea,mi
3 at slower UMtn Msewnta, IB.
t K niower than t It fMterUUM
l m faaerWtsii Qalssiw l
3 4 a'ntSuaJe1 aenmWI ewanloiBnmV JaaV
s as at tat i i at I 8 rt tat am r, m
ttt w ,' m la
44 i it at
t a ia H 4 it at m 9 n i; e 14 f mm it at 9 n its n at 11 4t M
lowwr thaa Paoruv.
tiMer taaa jaeaevHie. nu Smr Umb Bteeartuetee. in. ower taaa Pownae. la. lower than Urban. 10. slowwr taaa Uaeola. lit k-vtr Umhi Dmmr, ID. s'ower taan Daaitle. fJL tower taaa Vandals, lu. lower Hum rairo 111. riowrr than OetroR. Xtoa. aiowcr tliaa !Huraaw. Mtea. .
awwvr taan run nuroa. nssa,
Ml
alower taaa Hint.
slower taaa (.rand
slower taaa Grand
Mlea.
Bk.
HaaV'MBa JUmnV
lua.
a.ower taau Peeuae. Mfsb. slower taae Ann Araer. If tea. tower taaa Jaekaee. Mea atower taan ftUweato. JIk.
taaa narsaeL waa.
amaiaau.tMleh
HlavML awXaweaW
Nan.
lover than lowwrtaan
liwortaaii YaaUewtLi swuwuMta Masaeawa.
safsi taaa jfaaawas. nan).
Ilft w) aWOwHPI" itlntwl JlleawMmfwl JMbw4bW Bal flal SalmMwV tMMBnaWmMak JHayhl T S ZEiZlm !ZZm KZZZZmwlV WaamT
9 4m" 4rttrwwf emwHI jjiii)iifte j 9 jjj WaWpVu mwwawe jWSMM w wan wwC wf fctlMMBp' JbbI' awlnW I 9 sN amerWmn aumawl emwnmmmVwvWtV ewJ(W
iSaanTsjSwaa ayi aj awK manBaenmsaan vavBaaV """yT""? LjPC 1Z I" nWaaUi y wyWw SSL"??- enas eV etemnnrmwr jwWWlWPWNBI 55 'memmmBaawjnmBm wltowvrtaaelwtort
a. WIS.
Ulrao- Valtm.
lit. WHw
WH.
a a mmmw taaa TraatBi '
t atower taaa MeatBuwa
a SalowwrUaiat
S nraatar Saw
a a - - mm
4 at faster umb PmirteoUitoB. wm I t atower ttea lhwaljeo. W to. t faato than rJSpwwa PUUi, Wav ia m fuu, iaan Mudaim. Wav
t s slower than Waunaea. Wu. 4 St alow than Ijerlrtf. WU, 4 ft slower thaa Btodin. Wto. 5 IS tewer taaa Kiiaah. Wts.
4 4 Uwer taan Kfpoo, 1 4 atower than U atertowtt. Wu. s tower taaa WawpuajWto, a m aumr thaa ltooeee. Wto,
t at tower taaa Maetooa. Wto. IS as i wr thaa CrawforJatille, Ina.
M) 4 ajowertaaa bimhi, 9 44 ewer than RaHrUto. India 34 tower than Port. Warn, lad. W fl atower thaa Uoahen. IimI. K at lower thaa Ureenoettto, lae.
It at alower taaa lmtiaaapotM. im. V, 4 atower than JeerMHiellle. lad. U slower than Ufareue, las. U atower thaa Kofcomo, lait. 14 3H haerthan UmMt)ort. loo. ) 24 MewertBaa Madts n. lad. , m
Ut atower tkaa WK wwntn i hjt, inw. W 31 Mower than Muih'm. lod. u ai.iiuii Kaw Alhasv. IBO.
14 41 atower than Mjriaouth. lud.
IS 40 Mower imbh eru. ibo. u ma 1 j. Iti.n trdnAti,ll. I nA.
10 -4 iPtowertbaa Kn-fcimmit. lnd.
Hi SI skiaer than reymonr. ina. 10 94 ower than Twrrv Hatue, Ina. 11 loaerihan Vipara o. lnd. II SO iowerthan Wahinittii. Ina.
IS 2 fat t tl.an Albert iea, wuta lit S4 ratter than Anoka. Minn. II t9 taMertban Austin. Minn. N fatter than lu uih. Minn. ts as fatrrthan Fartlwulu Miaa.
II Ef riMtertaan naJnir. .winn. t 4 ta'r than lake it. Minn. M 4 taourti an Mankatn, Minn. U 0 fntrlban Minneaioii. Mine. 10 famer titan Red Wtujr. Minn. 9 44 faster than Koch-n-r. Minn. 11 4 faster than Mill water. Minn. 12 H ft r than n IV ut, Minn. S a tatet than Winona, Minn. SB S raster than Yunkton. l. T. :3 ftfr than Fort tiarjr. Man. I At fa.tcrtn IHiImjjm. la13 M fwter than I'm Moin. la. 4 34 fatter tbn Hurttnrn-n. la, 5 W faiOer than Kekuk. last 30 taster than 1'uunt-il ftiufta, l IS 40 f?erthn liy. la. 9 3S farTtban tum tail m r'f r thaa t'e lar liup. H, la. 12 tatf-r th.sn Hatt-rloo. lII :a laterthn Marnh Itown. Ia. 4 fat r ttat Iowa t y la. i faster than lntrt. la. & ;sr fater tou tit jr. la. XI 2 'ower than leveUndj O, T. 54 lower than f,umll'. l. Jl liwr thaa tlut-iunatj. 0. Aji i han TnUwtit. I.
at flower titan Pranktort. Kr.
Hi &t slower It an I outM ). J. Si 4 -lower than lextattoa Kr. Z 4 'lower t'tan Naxhvtlte, Tt nn.
24 9) iower than Knoirille Tenn.
19 o iiwer t nan rattancM4n. i enu. Tlie nam at Menit. Teno.
Ti 40 alower t-an .! annah. lis.
22 owerthan Ai'anta. tia. 22 4 kwerthanTaJlahaa-e. Pa. M m tower than M. Ausnionp, Fla.
14 St ftlower thaa Montaomerr, Ala. , ' 44 rlow r thaa Mot.lle, Ala. T3 ft faster thun ruaha. Xeh, aa 4 taster tn Umiln. Vh. 2 0 faster taan Jaeknon. Mta.
3 faster taaa vtekturf . sat. & M farter than Katcae. Mim. 0 S faater thaa Mew ttrleaai. La. 4 S faater taaa Baton Hiiv. la
M af faster taaa aaa Antonio. Tex. It 12 faater thaa OnlveMon. Tx. IS at faMer taaa TaJeqitah. lad. Ter.
1 S father thaa ft. JLeuta. Mo.
ts fasser thaa Kna ttf. Me.
IB 91 ranter taaa ji. jeorpn. IB 44 faater tkaa LMireawtrth. Kaa.
SI 44 farter taaa Toweka, Kaa.
a 4S faater tkaa .Atckuwn? rum. MorWTAtX TtWa. -1 ...... IV.. IWkAmaiI 11 T
14 ts slower than ntawMurk. D. T. 22 Ww taater taaa Port Bentoa, MT,
27 4S feeter tkaa yireiBia ' "It :
2: a faater taaa Salt Lake City, t
0 2 T- slower taan ueater. tot. ft 4 farter tkan Leadrille. oL A JO tmmtmr than HaiBta Pe. X. M.
nt 4t faster thaa Tucwan. A.T.
at 44 faater taan nwaiow. a. i
1 t ! slower taan t mnuanua.
S9t Bt faster taaa uoartaaa. mex. FAcrrtcTurB. IS t fawtor than Orjrmata. W. T. s to faster taan Portland, the. 14 40 atower tkaa BoUeCrtr. Idaho. 1 4 slower tran VlrfUitoOtr. Nv. B 37 faater tkaa twin PmacUeo. Cat. 44 laster than Seavawteete, Cat
nmmnt fnaW AnV IUBMDL .aUBawmhar that tools and pasaBBBBBBBaBnaBBwBWaWS VanaBBW weveiaww WP
AX AMXITWCTtlUa. TMOtti,
Tm Croat
mida-a Over the Mkwawra Mtiai AtwfSt Cawtptatid.
Locaratf, X. I., Jlev.'ie, By Xeaday wTwatawyaettene et the inelsat tntglmtmm tests ef mi tarn tunas, the first eantHeear bridae ever butttln Aaterka, wffl hate SBeaaed the giest rhasat, tw
feat wide, of the Xlagam mfer
at 6emttswM brides. The last SBCtton
ef this massive work whieh wtli be
In oeslaou there wttl be the hey-
ef the anm, and wtil ef aetesslty bt
nWedtea bah-to the exact illmiimltat ef
tobs lUled. The hast atooss srt
BaBwV aBFseaewBat BawB IUew(enC JeWws'n Swp BwBC '
Cuatmi Brkhje Works at Baffato. Them
am ekaeeted st the bridce nettttay.
and K taejr arrive m Uate will be put in
plaee Tkesaay, Xeveatbef to. inere neoms werk to be dene after the eioataomtdetit, but there h no deabt that tht brteje wnt toiesdy for the aaasafs ef tsatue ot
ears hy December id. tub dtmbw nan nets. KhH im m ahnrtiM- ttaaa thaa 1BV work af Ha
haul em was before. Ttwlrwt werk was
leed Apra so, as that m jast sevea f torn the eomaawBtemeut it wttt bt
ly eotatili'isd The Mhseari
has heretofore hessttd that It had the
aret tatlway mtmalwiorts; Jit em
hrtatu, whkh m Jtnt the spstUtt et
en wPwBwuewrtOna esTtwwrst eww ewm jEjena uew8enf
hehtg batlt, hut tats wttl bt the aret one
esmnjetef. Tat Ortega nanrsnenss wui aot hueemm toon m the bridgs iteetf, hat ail wWht ready far the traetn hy Dattmlir ML and the Caaada Sootaera and Hew Yatk
Gkuwat ikMwi wtu taea nave uMMbB SwMt WamWtrima
'
sseary axpoaure man ay use. . fmtes.
If tlaa atalr.raJla am diasrv. their
appearance may be Improt ed by wash
ing toem wua a ituie sweet mita; polish with a flauael cloth.
.Aw MKamiM aaea mala ean hera
mrvl fmna ndtinar far iaaa than two
mm.,. uk kr ,,lntin with luliUwl llw-
seed oil stirred with pulverised ooal to
toe coaaisteney ot paint. ; Knarmr onokles without effffs are
made of two cutis of sugar, on of but- . ... a a . jS 1 0
ter. one of mim, nail a ieaioouiui at Mearbonnte of soda, half a teasononful
of cinnamon or of nutmeg, with flour
enougfc to rou. mirwi i w.
Never allow any one to tickle your
horse in the stable. The animal only
feels the torment, and does not uutiur-
stand the joke. Vicious habit are thus
eaily brought on. .Never cu an a norne in tlie stable, the dust fouls the crib and makes him loathe his food. Use the
currycomb Hjrhtly. When used re Highly it'is a source of groat pain. Let the heels be well bruhc 1 out every ni-hU
Dirt, if allowed to cake in, causes dtt
and sore heels. .V. '. Ttmes.
Ku hnail.oakf ia made of two
eups of liht bread dough, one nttd a half cups of sugar, half a cup of butter, three tablespoonfuN of sour milk, half a teaannonful of soda, half a rraled nut
meg, a teasiMKHtfiil of cinnamon, a cup
01 ra'sin cnoppeu anu wnn now uve.1 over them. Stir all in but the raisin, and put them in the last thing. It
should rise for nail an notir ana itien ne baked in a mmlerate oven. S. Y. iW. In making root for Jowl let them lw levnl and in a line. ff tllCV are MO.
arranged as to have some of them h:jh ajnd others low the fowls will crowd tot
japther on the higher iMreln, icavn
tnc lower ones unoccupteu, wnn-n is only a waste of space, hut a cuum ane feet and other ailments as
heavier fowl can not caVly get on
Off the perchcsi when th y an ery nl,
TCne lower thev are fie ietier, pi
that immiih are v-nt slated at the
warn and drv near the floor. J
IWmtr. " Jnrrn and 'inrdu MX the
wAatnf ttot th. aim. 4MM 14 aborts
hsat the tree- aie dying.out, 'bouldJ
ueter snower irom kud.' oub
aeehard't. lor the aitle tr-tt nvir
mm tttm tvraihL. In.r aa the rot OUtthe
crami hat done it worst, or mlpo-
uro nan sunn ! i ovnir, ,uiwaw
nearlt cxti'riinnated bvetemiei tl
...
season. A, tue rap' wnrti ana
to be. tie are not now so tcrrityl
ana In knom thnt tht aim!c M
Will pass itafely over the difficulty
aanvi ine trees. i
W a. Brother (wrtmer ea ttreat Men. - I)e odder niarbV ben the ftrrm-
dent. as the club came to order, "de
ale man Birch cum ober to my tabin
an' cried bekase he had not betnm a great an famous man. Dat sot ne to fakin. "t icero was a great man, but I can aot find it on record dat he ebcr took anv mo comfort dan Samtiel Shin do.s. flnmuel has "nuff to cat an drink an 'tr, an of an' ebenin' he can sit dowa In a anmr oo'ner an eat snow apples an' read de paper., He am harm e to de community a he am. Make a great man of him an he niijht invent a new sort o religun, or originate a new theory In pollyties. or do snnthin' or other to upot de minds of halt de people. "Demontbenea wa a great man. but I csut find dat a coal-dealer's collector could put his hand on him when, wanted. as he kin on (iiveadam Jones. You can't rind dat his wife was a good cook, or dat he hadyt bath-room in hit house, or s cupalo on his ha'n. or dat he rel- . , ! . i i .-.- .1. i,.i.t..
IBPOU nta u inner aau utih i nan m uuim i Joam dtes. while he ha! de ame chilblains aa headaches an' nightmare.
As (Siveadam now libs an circulates eh Idrea kin play with him, wood-pile In his aayborhood am safe, an' ntof daa one poo Jam'ly am Indebted to him fur
a thlliin in money or a nasKet ot inters. Make Mm a great philoaopher. mm' wrtwk itan tell how maav rows aa
riots an' broken heads eould be laid to
his door.
Plato was a rreat man, but I ean 't
dud dat he was fed on pert ckler fine
beef or mutton, or dat hit tailor aiu him aa extra lit, or dat he got a dis
count when be bought tea pounds of
all to once, when Waydowa wits ant down in front of his
cook-etove. a checker-board on his lap
aa1 a panful of pop-corn at hat rtjrnt
i ower
-WewwarBf "swUu,f hue a aaa whnhn Cm a awe ef a lees than twety-iy law ner autre than fifty daOam an saty peram who sjoea tutu n aaiauum lmmsw. '',
hand. w-Wl five nteknaiuales roHiu'
Mfidar oa de Aoa'. ha am takla' a
heap mo1 comfort dan Plato ewer dreamed of. He has no sorra' ammshua. He neither wants to save the
world nor spite it He makes no pedickshuns fur people to worry ober, ne' hl tlteories nebber jar de dlthm o!T do shelf. Make kirn a grea man aa' his comfort an' bappinets fly awny, an' be sots himself up to teach fn' com maud a. . a k B e a
an' oecum eneryooay i antagouun. "De maa who ateha to trade fa'r
watrea, a warm house an a
h'arthstun fur de glory of
am aoort. xMhm hi clean, humble cabin-hat easy ale eout, hit eo'n-cob pipe an' hit pitcher o aider fur de gab ef aa orator or de delttehuM ofa phlhjBophw tVadm hkt'taaant fur wwd-fal ajmtta.- let ut uwoeed f
,'r iWrUw" -Jret Aiats.
4.150. iaaaet 1 Caikiut mm
tuk&M aL Auu igaaji me mma gwusawrv awwar we www w4 a guam of 47aen SrUat 'fiwajta. ,