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Theus elreninsianres recall Professor
uriUmsf'H p%rHphsries that from 1881 70
ifai. the IA ~ tie i've GREAT planets
Mars, knrthha, Jupiter, IfHna4 Hnd
saturn afalnd ths sun would produce
strange and wonderful phenomena, 10
shysf I" Tbs waters ~ the earth viii ~.
come morp Ur less pot sonousi Tho ar VIII
w. foul with moi tome odprt, AngHhi Ia'rs
will disappear from the uafth,h He NJ.
tampfs 70 pfotp his prophecy bY the TACT
that IN ifaU, when Mara'and ka'ufh made
thcir passage around the sun enlhridHnt
ally, great destruction and u0ftnlity VISIT
od alf parls " tho giolte. lie nlso found the
same results IA PREVIOUS perihelI0n pas.
sAges 81 the planets, AMI argues that
these circumstance always produce eri.
denies and destructive diseases Whieh VIII
battle the skin OF he most ointment physi
clans, that the poor Will die by thousands
tho weak and intcmpefhie falling N sti
those whose blood has been Impoverished
by excess ~ work or dissipation next,
and only those who are IN comparative
vigor shall escape 70 enjoy tue era Of re.
newed activity and prosperity which VIII
follow the period ~ destruction.
1naamnch IA tho entire world seems sub
feet 20 the sway Of the heavenly bodies no
part 81 the earth, he thinks, can escape
SECURING. He wen predicts that Amer
lea will lose over ten millions of people,,
that farmers will bo stricken with fear and
cease 10 I'll the soil; that famine win make
human misery more wrctched. That hun
drcds will fee to overcrowdcd cities for
aid In vain. That sudden chnnges IN ocuati
currents, temperature aud surroundings
will entirely transform the face of nature
and climate OF countries; that the air will
be- so foul with malaria and other
noxious gases: that those who survive
will be troubled with disorders Of the di.
gestive organs. That many who escape
other ills viii bloat with dropsy and sud.
denly pass away, while others will grow
thin and drag out q miserable existence in
indescIl bahle agony for weeks. Neuralgia
pains In different PARTS OF the body will
torment them. They will easily tirc and
become Respondent. A faint, hot feeling
will be succeeded by chilly sensations
while h~allucinations and dread Of impend.
Ing III will paralyzo all effort. "The
birds in the air, the teasts Of the field,
and even the fish OF tho sea Will become
diseased, poisoning the air aud
poisoning the winters OF tho globe.''
We are told on tho other hand
that those who shall pass through
this period Of trial win have lnrger enjoy.
ment Of life and health. The earth will
yield more a%bundantly than ever before.
The animal kingdom will DO more prolific
and life prolonged very materially. This
p"rolongntion Of life Will bo owing to the
healthy electric and magnetic influences
that viii pervnde the atmosphere. II
would perhaps seem that the present red.
ness Of the sun, and the presence Of a belt
or veil OF cosm.c matter, justified, in O
measure, the prcdic,iono OF Professor Grim
mar, but di tufbing ms his prediction
may lie We are told for our com
fort that the strong and pure blood
ed need have little 10 fear In these ca
lamitics, that those who arr delicate or I'm
disposed should adopt means 10 keep the
system well supported and the blood pure
and hat the most philosophical and effect.
i've method Of accomplishing this Is "a
keep the kidneys and liver In good condi
ton. From tho ties imonials OF such meu
~ DIR. bio Lewis and Professor X. A.
Gum NJ. D., Dcau OF tho United State,
McdlSal college, New York, nnd thousand,
OF influential non.professional people, II
seems almost certain that for this purpose
there Is no preparation known TO sclonc,
equal to Warmers Safe Cure, better
known as Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure. THIS medicine has acquired
the finest reputation OF any preparation
that was ever put upon tho market. II 1,
a radical blood purifier, which soothes and
heals all inflamed organs, Strengthens III,
nervous system. washes out all evidence,
Of decay, regulates digestion, prevent,
malnsslmilation OF food In n philo, ophlca
aud rational manner. fortihcs the systeu
against climatic changes and malarial In
hurnccs and tho destructive a%genciei
which seem. TO be SO abundant In thes,
t" evil days.p
II Is not our purpose 10 dispute the cor
/. rcctncss Of Professor Grimmer's praphe
cies. As We have said, the marked dis
~turhances Of the past few years wouls
seem TO give n semblanco Of yerihcaiion o
his theory. IL II certain, M above stated
that We arc passing through what may b,
regarded ns n crucial period aud /
y tho part OF wise men not to ignore, Tut I,
learn 20 fnrtify themselves agulnst tn
possibility Of being overcome by thssl
evils. IL is a duty which each man owes Z,
himself and his fellows, 20 mitigate a
much as possible tho suffering Of bumapiiy
and In no way better eau he accomplish
this purpose than 70 see TO Il that he, him
self, l. fortified by the best known prrpara
ton In the strongest possible manner an,
that he exert the influence Of bis own ex
ample upon his fellows 10 tho end tina
they, too, may share with him imnunit,
from the destructive influences which see