Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23


Raln Probabilities TOR The Near Future
In the last ten years much has been &C
eomplIshed by scientific men In the fore.
telling OF rainfalls. The earliest dlscov-
erer was Prof. lice OF St. Louis, who died
poor a few years ago. leaving y rich lega-
cy 10 mankind. IL Is now believed that
during the next ten years storms and
rainfalls viii be foretold throughout the
world with accuracy. high thermome.
ter goes before wind and rain storms, and
low thermometer follows winds and
rain storms, and they are not over until
the weather turns cooler. They usually
originate In the west and travel east,
making the Mississippi valley their cen
ter. The next strong tendency 10 rainfall
Is about the oath to goth OF this month
II Is the equinox Of Vulcan on the gath,
assisted by the equinox of Mercury upon
the 2lst. Mercury has not much strength
without being assisted by Vulcan. The
next thereafter Will be June I and i l.,
both tqninoxes OF Vulcan, assisted by a
semi-equinox OF Earth, known as the
June equinox. IL Is not possible 10 con-
lecture what will be the rainfall IN Texas
at these dates, since we are not the center,
but the outskirts Of the area. Tho
knowledge already gained in regard TO
rain storms Will advance, as IL has
with steam aud electricity. II Is true
/ that the man who said telegraphy was a
\ humbug, and bet that the llrst dispatch
| sent over the wires from st. Louis TO Gin
clnnati could not be read In Cincinnati,
won his bet. Weather scientists now say
that the crops In low lands will DO
drowned out in juno, 1883, Jupiter will
making Ourselves uahl,. M eriticism IN
snegestinr that IN dronehts NJ Ear,
| worth. when iherc 10 INV hsrou,ete,
passinn. that we arrest II. or attemn, 10
bv onnnowder exnlosions. cannon. or ont
or two hundred rounds az anvil exnlo
sions II isan exnerIment and ,ye mini,
fail hut the newsnaner editors IN IN
i Ifnited states who were during tho war
i correspondents. and rot drenrhed afte,
every big hattie wonIdn,t lauob M ne
The world could but saw IL we failed that
we were an earnest energetic neonle
and what nature failed 10 IA for us wa
tried Ia do forlonrselves Where wound IN,
world have been now Il every man Mad
declined Ia mako fairly reasnnahIe OK.
nerinents for fear ~ tailurn Thes,
/ ihings are strange. hut not more so thar
our nndertaklng ~ sell NJ evtremelv low
/, prices dry goods dress goods. MOTTO,
, goods. mems ane clothing and mon,
Clothing not so fne, gents, and ladies
furnishing Foods. ladies'. children,
, and misses, shoes n wos an exneri
| mont II our sales were laro,
, wc were ali rIght II our sales wer,
small. we were III wrong Whenever Their
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