Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-10
hot PERIOD OF SUMNER
Finest Corn and Cotton Weather
OF the Season.
ChlycEABLE WEATHER TILL TIE s,D
Figures 90 shs Prsssss oessos ossp-
Late Csrs IN Danger sf Brssss-
fisnstasy Asteersiogy - eeUs-
shisg of iss CIAlnaA

changeable weather from August attn
TO l4th. The next storm wave will be
due TO leave Pacific coast about the
10th, cross the Roeky-Aliegheny valley
from the nth 10 the 18th and reach
the Atlantic colast about the 2oth.
The regular movements of these mid
summer storm waves from west TO
east VIII not be 80 manifest to casual
observers as were those of the spring
months. The rains and other effects
VIII develops only in isolated localities
and will appear more as chance and
irregular disturbances than the effects
of regular storm waves This storm
wave Will inaugurate the hottest
period Of the summer and bring the
finest corn and cotton weather OF the
season. The weather viii not be set
tied, but changeable from the 18th "a
the 22nd, after which IL will be more
uniformaly warm and dry.
i must correct my statement about
the cotton crop. i meant 10 say that
this years crop would not exceed that
OF last year. but inadvertently used
the wrong figures. The crop az 1890
was about $3.50. 900 bales and this
years crop is estimated at 1900 900
bales. / do not believe IL will reach
that amount. To make a more rad
ical statement than this would be
construed as an effort TO affect prices.
The buyer and seller, the mhnnfac-
turer and consumer are all specially
interested in the date Of the first kill
ing frost. and the question az TO
whether the crop will MATURE early
or late Tor the volunss OF the cotton
crop depends on these two points.
There is some danger of the late
corn crops being cut short by early
frosts in the northern corn belt
Ii Is species OF supreme arrogance
Tor orthodox" scientists TO pretend
that they have investigated Plane
tary Meteorology. ior not one of them
understands IL. A number of them
have declared that there L. nothing in
the claim that the planets effect the
weather, because after long and care
fui observations they find the changes
OF the moon have no influence on the
weather. OF course not Planetary
Meieol ology makes no 6 ,ch claims and
therefore the tests they have made
have no hearing. Others again declare
that they have carefully examined
the equinoctiai theory and find IL does
not hold good. The difficulty with
them IL they do not understand the
eqnincctial theory IL Is not claimed
that the equinoctial theory demands
n storm every where on the 2lst OF
March and September. IL Is not even
claimed that these equinoxes originate
storms. but that they influence them.
We do not look for storm on the2fst
of March, but whenever the regular
storm wave Is due near that date we
Expect the exquinox 10 increase its
force. In their Investigations these
orthodox SCIENTISTS have taken the
21st OF March and September a the
storm days. and as they find that the
equipoctial storms do not uniformly
occur Oh these days they conclude
there Is nothing In the equinox theory.
The trouble IL not with the eQuinoxcs.
but whit hte ignorance of these or
thodox' scientists who never make n
discovery and know ne.hing outside
OF the theories announced hundreds OF
wars ago when our predecessors were
Just emerging from the dark ages- 80
lar as j know there il none but myself
who understands the system ot plane.
tary meteorology / use as the basis
of my calculation. and. therefore. nt
one is competcnt To investigate II
| am the discovercr. not n. all the
facts. but of important facts which
make OF planetary meteorology har.
mon'ous whole. ]; f. very complicafet
however. and II | make mistakes Il il
not the fault OF the system. but be-
cause of errors in my calculations.
have no secrets regarding my theory.
but no one can expect TO understand
1t In day. The subject is equal IN
extent to that of law or politics or
theology. Within a year the pIanets
cause about 100 electfical disturbances
and to group these so AZ TO know
what storms waves viii he affected.
and to what extent. Is no small mat
ter, and these scientists who have
never given days study 20 the sub
iect a,e presumptuous when they claim
10 have Investigated than of which
hey are supremely ignorant.
II 'is my design TO give as full infor-
nation as can on this subject
through my published letters. which
go regularly TO forty daily papers
and q number OF weeklies besides. be-
ing copied into a large number of
wecklies. but somn Of the dsilies and
many OF the weeklies are not prepared
10 publish diagrams and Illustrations
which are necessary TO n complete
understanding Of the subject. As be
fore stated subscribers to this paper
can obtain these diagrams and Illus
trations by corresponding with me.
am prepared TO give through tbese
public letters during the fall and win.
ter months more complete information
as 10 planetary meteroloRv. and
will discuss electricity a. the cause
Of motion. one kind of electricity. the
positive being the large and negative
the small quantity. electricity the
cause ~ magnetism. magnetism and
attraction identical, every atom ~
matter endowed with its own
power Of motion. that power 80
electricity as nanoifest IN the natural
magnet. each planet revoives on its
axes because OF its own inherent forces
and around the sun because ~ the
movements in that direction III The
clements that surround the sun Sun
and planets are not. never were mol
ten matter. but radiafe electricity.
not heat. heat and light do not pene-
trate space. bnt originate and hre
confined 20 the atmosphere of the fun
and planets the electric envelope ~
each planet determines ffs orbit and
distance from its primary. the attrae-
ton ~ Rrsvifaf3on r. push. the
planets float. the centripe4si end cen
trifical theories sre errors the calcu-
lated ervo1utfons m their ares of
most a. the planets are errors h@rause
a fhsir c1oua~d envelopes. sun sports
are sirDfisr 20 our earth storms and
are from fhe ssrns causes ouf storm
uaves rro~r entirely around flfs earth