The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-01-10

bounds Unfortunately, the poorer
classes will not benefit much, for the tnoon
is cadent, aud applying to the lniOr'u,
mates. The health Of the masses VIII no'
be very good; rheumatism, consumPtlon
and heart disease will be very prevalent
The season will be marked By much down
fall of moisture, severe temperature anu
floods in the western states of the Gnlon'
The eclipse of Tuesday taking place IN
the sign Capricornus pre-signlhss soalo
ity of the fruits of the earth ana curn'
mischief by locusts and caterPlnarsi many
shipwrecks and submersions OF shlpS auu
mortality of goats" The eclipse taxing
place in the ninth house of the heavens,
Mercury being within three degrees VI
he sun and moon, great Development VI
trade and commerce, and important
changes in the laws, are toreshadoWeu'
Also the death of judge or great lawyer
some public excitement in connection
with the courts of Justice; religious en-,
thusiasm and a great increase OF cases OF
swindling and fraudulent practices
Zadkiel, the London astrologer, IN MS
representations for January, says:
The Martial Star of Old England, which
has been dimmed for so long past, no"
begins to shine with its wonted lus'et
again, so that the energy and patience Vi
her children will be soon rewarded Inc
solar eclipse of the first day OF this mon'm
will be visible IN North America; we shaH
soon hear of trouble in some OF the north-
western states, and earthquake shocks
about the 18th degree of west Longitude
The Central Pacific railway will meet with
some misfortune. The partial eclipse OF
the moon, partly visible here on the flth
inst, will be quickly followed by excite
ment and temporary depression on
Change. News from Russia will be war
like, albeit the internal state of shat coun-
try will interfere with the ambitious pro-
| iects of the military and slave parties
Persons who we're born on either the ISL
or 18th of January in either 1913, 1914,
1921, 1924, 1927, 1929, 1885, 1o43, 1914,
1851, 1858, 1857, 1858 or 1868, will now sut-
fer either illness or misfortune and should
take precautions accordingly. The 2oth
is fortunate birthday anniversary, espe-
cially for those who had the moon IN Sa-
gittarius 90 deg, as in 1870 and 1851.
The following are the special indications
for each day in the month:
First-Avoid superiors and do not travel
Second-Deal and speculate, but travel
no.
Third-Uncertain be careful.
Fourth-Buy, deal and speculate, and
push thy affairs between noon and p. m
Fifth-An uncertain day; be careful.
Sixth-Sunday-As favors and visit
thy friends.
Seventh-Court in p. m, evil for ell else
Eighth-Do not buy Or deal with Others
this day.
Ninth-Buy, and push thy affairs before
noon; after which travel.
Tenth-Court and marry in the a. M
Eleventh-Sell before noon; after which
ask favors and push thy business.
Twelfth-Travel and sign writings be-
fore 2 p. m.
Thirteenth unday-Avoid the fail
and ask no favors.
Fourteenth--S Sell before l a. m.
Fifteenth-Travel, court and marry
ask favors.
Sixteenth-Very doubtful; be careful.
Seventeenth-Ask no favors this day.
Elghteenth-Sell; a very unfortunate
day.
Nineteenth-Buy ard push thy affairs
before l p. m.
neutrality-suspicious. lawyers and
quarreling and keep myself quiet.
Twenty frst-Sell in the p. m. ant
evening, but buy nought.
Twenty second-Ask favors and push
thy affairs.
Twenty third-Sign writings and dea
with aged people; travel.
Twenty fourth-Avoid superiors ant
speculate not.
Twenty ffth-Sell before p. M, after
which court the fair.
Twenty favors and push thy
business 10 p. m.
Twenty seventh-Sunday- Travel, bu
avoid the fair.
Twenty eighth-Buy carefully and sigr
writings in a. m.
Twenty -ninth-Travel and deal with
others before p. m.
Thirtieth-A very doubtful day; be care
full.
Thirty -frst--Sell between noon and 4 p
m, but do nought else.