The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-05-21
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views We give il 10 oar re;tders. 9uppfeSSiug
nsuHF- of the writer aud his correspondent
Continued from last weekj
Having had as have told you, certain
revelations concerning tie future, specifi-
e4ily foreslsdowing the events etc. TO
happen to divers individuals. have, as far
as has been in my power, aseertained tie
natal hour Of these individuals and applied
this system Of revelation, and as already
remarked, I find it favorably coinciding
with the past, and. when l have been able
to get the exact time Of birth, almost liter
ally tallying-(ien. L. s. Grant. Abraham
Lincoln q have not been able to get the
time Of birth of Jno Wilkes Booth) and
divers others, among whom are my several
brothers, sister, father and mother; also
certain murderers and their victims, and
other criminals; the fortunate and unfol-
tunate man and woman; the premature and
accidental death; and death from old age
and other common causes: and whenever
/ the natal hour can be had to the moment
| | find each individual has filed or is filing
| his or her mission according to the fore
ordination of things.
| 1t matters not how many fall and perish
in war, earthquake pestilence or other
wise; the war, the earthquake pcsthence
or other means of destruction, like every
thing else. were foreordained Nothing
happens out Of its time in the divine econ
omy. Astrologically trace every soldier
who fell in tie late war, and you will find
that his death was foreordaincd to occur as
and when it did Brothers Peter. James.
Malcom and the unnamed infant brother
went as decreed. But of this more anon
With regard to yourself have had much
foresbadowed to me And for this reason
am making natalitial application Of this
science to your past history, and tracing
ont the future as thereby shown. But not be-
ing certain as to the hour of your birth, lam
not yet prepared to submit my deductions
to your perusal Tie books, however lay
down the rules for calculating back from
the moment Of some important event in
your life, to tile exact moment of your
birth, but this requires long and tedious
figuring. However, | am in pursuit Of
truth, and mean to securely gather the
thread thereof, as It pervades not only this
system, but throughout ali corresponding
nature, and hence shall not shrink from
the difficulties which meet with fBut
do not intend to- nor under any circnm
stances will | practice the profession o.
astrology as profession. Il is my purpose
to 60 further and discern more clear and
immediate prophetic intelligence regulated
by law. But Of all this more anon.
Aside from the astrological phase Of the
matter. If the revelations or phenomena I
have had are to be relied upon, (and ] have
reasons to believe they are) your life is
yet to be a success, notwithstanding eir-
cumstances have held you within The
bounds OF meiiocrity so far Yes, regard
less Of anything | may have said TO or
about you while in a semi-abnormal eoAdi-
ton, fike as You saw me ia December,
1868, have what consider to be good
reasons for believing that though there afe
some minor troubles ahead, you are dcs-
tined through chain Of concomtanf cir
.cumstances, to attain TO wealth and very
desirable distinction among men, and with
all, to happiness.
And | find as far as | have beenable to
trace your nativity astrelogicallg, that this
science sustains this prediction
While have had these revelations As 10
individuals, the affairs of our country. To-
gether with other nations and parts Of the
earth have been presented in such manner
as to command my most earnest consider
atoms Much Of the future has been fore
shown. And much of what has been fore
shown has been verified by the actual
Transportation, whereby am encouraged to
believe that what has been thus predicted
is not only to be fulfilled, bat is the begin
ming Of system of revelations am yet to
enjoy much Of. And in support Of what
has been revealed to me- find in the Com
gressional Library certain astrological
works, Published in the seventeenth cent
fury, IN which appears the astrological
view of the future-the destiny of the then
North American colonies. In this prophetic
showing, the author makes it to appear,
iiph that ~ u iIbbtBtf, Rtth tiltti III - inc
manifest destiny Of the rising government
Of the North American colonies to declare
their independence Of England on the 4tll
day Of July, 177G, and that their inslepen-
dencc would succeed TO permanancy; and
the United Government which the Ameri-
cans VIII establish would eventually SO
extend their political and religious inilu
cnees over tie other nations as to become
the law debating power Of the earth, etc,
etc, etc.
| read this prophesy for the frsf time last
February, and until then did not know
that such had bccn written. And as sim
liar showings have, during the last four
years, been repeatedly made to me hy way
Of visions and what | consider oral com
munications from invisible intelligencies,
tsave as what can be seen clairyoyantly,)
must conclude that there Is more or less
truth ii the fogesh&dowings aud espec-
tally as a material part Of the astrological
revelation has been literally fulfilled and
the same rules which foretold what has
tranSpiled, point ont the balance as
/ aias.l. And alen thar t,ssseh ~ .sl,at ,<-aS