Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-16

horoscopes are anCagOnl6tlc, AND among
the Hindoos and some other nations. ever
to this day, the astrologer is consulted te
determine whether there is complete
sympathy between the positions of the
sun, moon, Venus and Mars in the re-
| spectlve nativities, and, if their relative pc
sitlons are not found to agree, then the
projected match is broken off.
| Astrology alone explains those other
wise unaccountable likes and antipathiet
we experience on first meeting persons
and, ineeed, often before. mutual har-
mohy of horoscopes is the true affinity
and love at first sight is nothing more
than a sympathetic interchange of the
stellar CONGREGATIONS at birth.
| This doctrine comedies with the general
harmony of action, and is part of the
highest philosophy. Two persons having
several of the planets on each others
places, or in friendly aspect, become at
tached, marry, and their children are
Affected accordingly. Thus We find an ex.
PLANTATION of the strange resemblance
which exists among the horoscopes of the
members of the same family, and also oil
the general likeness that the children will
| bear toIeach other and to their parents. In
those families where the heads are al
discord, the offspring generally disagree
ana as rule come to evil, and vice versa
The remarkable affection between the
present queen of England and her late
husband was due to the fact that The san
moon and ascending degree Of her majesty
we're all on the meridian of the prince con
sort.
Some nativities are, however, SO evil
TO rrso hot
| vents the native from ever meeting with q
horoscope whose positions symPathize
| with her own, and how much truth there
Is In fatality is illustrated in the cases OF
many astrologers themselves. Thomas
Lister, of New York, who died few years
ago, was famous throughout the country
| for his skill in this science and
for the remarkable fulfllment OF
many of his predictions. He
foretold in the Boston Post the nature OF
the death of Abraham Lincoln long time
before it occurred. He also predicted in a
public lecture, long time in advance, all
| the Belknap troubles to Grant, and
through the New York Herald and other
vehicles he made large number of sim
| liar prophecies.
| Lister was born March 3, 1915, at II :3t
a. m, and by erecting figure of the
| heavens for that time it will be seen that
Mars was setting and the moon afflicted
| by Uranus and Saturn. Lister was per.
| fectly aware that, having been born undsr
the constitution of the heavens
he could not if he married, be. other
wise than unfortunate. He was
& most accomplished artist in
the science and understood its rules we'll
| and yet in spite of that he not only mar
| tried once, but three times. He led g
! wretched life with his first wife, sig.
niied by Mars in Capricorn in his
nativity; his second jumped out of win,
dow and killed herself, and the third sur.
vived him.
Lister ~es martyr to rheumatism. hav
ing been born with three planets in Pisces
and Uranus in Sagittsr, ia the sixth house
of heaven. His state of health grew very
bad when Saturn entered Aries in 1878
and he predicted that he would die when
| the piaEet turned retrogrsds. On the l65h
Satarn reversed his motion, being in square
| with the ascending degree, and on the 18th
the astroleger breathed his last. Mars
was also in square with the moon at the
same time.