Connecticut western news., 1880-08-26


 4 ".'"' '"' '0" ai PINE ,l"GR DV p ls.l .++ 4s--.r7 beastslof the field, and even the fShoi1i the sea, owilldbe diseased 7, billions of fish, will die. and be, east upon the seashoEe, ito ,festter. iina the sun and impregnatS the atmosphere with their foul emanaMons.
 No fish nor ntoir animal food should be eaten from 1880 to 1885, for the flesh of nearly allthe animal kihgdoh and the fnpy tlibes that inhabit the Ipiversy streams, lakes and, ocean will be diseased and therefore those who partake of the flesh away s{n6Ftiy after.. 'S7f 'f0 00y IT
 snn2''d '"4fAM1nSiEH FAMINE AND FARMERS" Ril1 ~ s nj
 The poison that enters the syysate em' by, eating diseased meats is just as deadly as to, De smitocq11ated, with the plague, Farmers will be so stficken' with fear that they will cease to- till their farms, and gauhtfamihe will stap in to. pnak hu-i man misery more, wretehedl i; falnaticism will spring up in many places, and blood9 kshed9 will fesult itherefromi; nurd deEers and dobbersiwiltln ply their hellish work with <npuaity, for there will be little or p9qo law eveEyhQalI will be iaRsoErhea with the trying task of keeping alive; people will be buried in deep tfenches, hheof4 the efBenHdAh BenHdAh, tAe 1pleaderA Aat the bar, and the merchant and the customer will belseized with the fatalh naalady' rwhi4e2 trading !; death will come slow and lingering in lisdmet cases;n but in most; 1t will be1swift and terrible In seaboafd towns thou tsarldst will abe brriedeiM the. bays and harbors, the laWito thetcontraryn9tWitl aa% I-,, nn1no% 4sni.II .511l ol In manyl countries vast districts will ! Fhe deserted, and even in EuEope some portions will appear so near that coddiu ,tionaas tolappall the 7trayeler. | One may walk whole days over hundreds of farms without seeing aliving thing, On all the large, tracts of land that pnce were tIsoapimated with animal life, not a ves- tige will be seen.; F. The houseso on the dea serted farms will show signs of disar- ,rangemant and negligence that plainly ltellsrof the hurried departpr e,of the own7 CTS to the populous1 cities, Let g tray. eler pursue his way till he, comes to the lsrna4 villages, many of which hlfchl, will not contain a, single living thing. Let Him look into thelI housesj ii let himIapass sthrpugh .,thes doors that sta9d ajar and EHitness the sickenlpg, spectacle of: whole families dead. Let him still wander, if he tyet have courage, throughr the country bstrieken with the black death, aad in the fields, on the hillsidessI apd in, the dark canyons of the, mountaips, and he will kseeievery phase of this terrible maaady, I till the4 culminating. point of death is >feached-4-the end of all ,attacked with lsthis incurnble disease.ao1 .i:ysiy3 4ii. Thetocountry people will flee to the crowded cities for aid y but unless they iafe rich the physicians will give them
 ittIe,1 if any, attention. t2 The poor will die by the tens of thousands, without a fninist6ring hand to soothestheir dying agonies. The doctors will be- in uni versals demand, and extortionate. in
 charges for their services. Bear in mind, no medicine or doctor can give you any more aid than you can yours9f.ol The
 disease ca1nbt be cnredA but unless
 your. system IS too weak pri impure,
 copSons draughts of warm water and 3
 yegetarian diet will prevent the disease poisoning the, bloodsin the process of di'
 gestioA Animal food wiH poison those who, continue the use of it. Fiji ne cotton
 or or iy sponge, ,-d dipped into spirits of cam. phor, and kept in the nostrils and fire, D quently changed will prevent the, hlooc
 from being poisoned through the organs IIaof respiration. Many people will think
 that the total destruction of animal life
 will occur during this era of plague Is After the black death there will be ltwt I years of fire which will range with furJ
 in all parts of the world from 1885 tt
 1887. The fires will be the means of an
 niNflating every germ of disease. II
 facts 'every city LOT portion of city il
 whieh the plague Appears should b, Ebufnedto the gre1nda This will destro, i the scourge. Nothing B9tsfre can do it | \ ! THOSE yHo LIVE THROUGH IT. yA
 Those who pass through those terribl
 years of woe will have great capacity fo
 the enjoyment of the pleasure of tn
 earth. The earth will yield twice a
 much as formerly. All the animal king dom will be more prolific and life nor prolonged. The average duration of Tiff , is said to be thirty three years now after the year 1887 it will be just twic : as long, or sixty-six years. The reasol of this remarkable prolongation of Tiff is owing to the healthy electricity o , magnetism that will surround this globe { From 1880 to 1887 the electricity of thu , earth will be deadly, owing to the ma 7 life influence of Saturn an Uranus upo ; our atmosphere During the blac 5 death the most wonderful celestial phe l nomena will be seen. For weeks tn 7 sun will appear as red as blood, an 5 terrible convulsions will appear in tha : great body. The sun will discharg s oceans of flaming hydrogen gases, tha s will roll in Jumultuous pillows hundred B of thousands of miles from its centre r The moons actions on the tides will . spasmodic and irregular. Tremendou 8 showers of meteors will fall to the eartl {; and remain in an incandescent state fo : hours. Dense black clouds will veil tn ' sun for days, and the moon will nc g shed as bright or as steady light a : before those dreadful days. The whol 0 heavens and earth will trernhla at th