Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-06-02
June Forecasts.

Rev. Hicks in Word and Works: The
last storm period for May ending about
the Both, clear, cool weather, bordering
Oh cold in the north, may be looked
for up to about June End. Higher
temperature, the forerunner of reac-
tionary storms, will appear, moving
from west to east, centering on End
and Bird. The moon is at first quarter
Oh the morning of the End, and will
help to precipitate both temperature
and storms sharply on date. While
higher temperature and storms may
not reach eastern extremes before the
Srd or 4th western parts will have
cooler clearing conditions" by that
time. The 18th to 18th constitutes
marked storm period. The people
should keep in mind the law of storm
movement from west to east, and watch
the progressive development as they
approach The locality Of the observer.
Keep the central storm days well in
mind, watch the growing indications,
and timely local warnings will always
appear before the storms eliminate.
This period 7th to 18th, is at the exact
electrical crisis Of the June solstice,
during which many storms-heavy
rains and wonderful displays of light
ming will be natural. Not many parts
of our country will escape them en-
tirely, and all will hear of them within
sixty hours of 6 p. m. on the 9th. After
a short period Of cooler, fair days warm
weather with storminess and showers
will return on or about the 18th. In
all probability showery conditions will
continue up to the next regular storm
period.
The earth reaches the turning point
in it's progress around the sun Old the
2lst, about the center of regular storm
period, therefore we may expect storms
from the 18th to 23rd, almost without
fail. a marked feature Of all storms
and Wind-cllrrents about this solstice
period, will be tendency to whirl sud-
denly and violently backward after
passing east of the observer. We desire
to call special attention to this charac
teristic of the summer solstice storms,
and ask your readers everywhere to
watch closely, and kindly report to us
whether the fact is verified by their
local observations. 1t may save you
from an unwelcome, if not more unfor-
tunate wetting out Of clouds which you
supposed had finally passed east of
you. After this period has subsidized,
and reactionary storms on or about the
25th are passed, we may look for the
coming Of very warm, settled, dry
weather. Such is our belief, although
we reach the center of Saturn's equi-
noN on July 7th.
We are compelled to 60 to press ear
lier than usual this month, to make
way for the new forms for our July is
sue; but up to this date our May fore
casts have foretold the phenomena that
have transpired well nigh as accurately
and infinitely as we could now describe
them. Snow nortnward with enormous
rains in many parts, and extremes OF
heat and cold i'll quick and trying sue.
cession, have been the order up to the
moment Of this writing. At least q
score of human lives have been snuffed
out, and much live stock and valuable
property has been destroyed by cyclone
and flood since we crossed the line into
May. Such things will continue, per
haps, while the human race inhabit!
the globe, but SO long as God permit:
us to remain upon it, we shall neve1
cease our efforts to mitigate such de
, struction and SORROW.
The vocal organs are strengthened b,
the use of Ayers Cherry Pectoral
Clergymen, lawyers, singers, actors ant
public speakers find this preparation
the most effective remedy for irritation
and weakness OF the throat and lungs
and for all the affections OF the voca
+ organs.
, INDIANS WERE SCARED.