Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-19
|STER'S WEATHER.
al Wave After Ones Re-
80 Comes on May %.
1 FIRST PART OF APRIL
e,,l and the East VIII Have
w,aIber-Lel There Be light
and Inc Prophet Sheds
Some Of IT,

Sunday Gazette;
y Need 1873 by w. T. Fosterl
tle"sn'',f AZ, March. 1s-NIy last bull I
lossps ,.-'.,sts Of the storm wave TO
ga'' y, annent from March 18th 10
W ~. merit win reach the Pacihc
w., me 23d, cross the western
M bv close OF oath, the great
.'., ,psys from 25th to 9th, and the
go. about the 18th. This storm
I, more than average force.
wave viii cross the western
Motout the 2Otn. the great cen
Nv about the 2sth and the eastern
I ,,ont the 3Oth,
al, mart of April win be cool the
states win have very rough wealth
sg.t few days Of the month and
L,1e country will experience very
wsathcr after the 10Th. Excessive
I. rlaccs aud local droughts In other
Tae month will be characterized
extremes Of weather.
4 in THERE BE LIGHT.
A the Atomic period we know
4 rom geological evidences. about
mAtion NJ the earth AhuYe lhe
perpetual round OF changes.
4 e,,is, ana dpvoninn ages are noted
a, iPio.lts OF lime ana tie ages tol-
az dcpOsits ~ carbon. Tie hrst
fellows the condition That would
. fr,m thp pvOlutions OF the Cuflh
NJ ron,etlc pprlOd To its planetary
mj tllc second from the effects ot
sr,n.comet coming lon contact win
the standpoint Of reasoning our
. ,on,t's envelope consisted prlncl-
III earbon. In examining the spectru
rsts and the remains Of nerOlltes
IN on the earth we tiud II not un-
IA an certain minerals 10 prcuoml-
I. ,oe while other minerals prpdomi-
n another. The varied Colors uf the
n cum be- accounted for on no other
h hc two grand divisions " the
sornllel crust we find thut be-
M the uzolc rocks for one ana az
VI cRfbOnlferOus for the other the
re deposited Just ns the laws OF
feOtilre. surprising that the miner
M metals were held suspended, IN
ase above the earth by the action
ID OF electricity.
ia MS leave the geologic record for
and 20 10 the history OF man
m evidences exist going 10 prove
we boforp tho unc OF Moses an ugt
rfl0r Intelligence existed and civ
n far superior 10 any known e
d eaistpd since The Nile country wa,
ihe center Of the civilization and
N OF It's geographic location helul
d hn cntnclysms that have destroyed
bees ~ other old civilizations have
DE- Nile country unhnrmcd, therefor,
gofds legendary and otherwise. o
have been better preserved thhi
W snt 10 Introduce the book Of Genesl.
4. u Argument IA / hid that of Jol
WIS discussing comets Blgotry niii
UilOn are su prevalent In the wore
nany want To deny To me tho llgt
Job and Genesis tu n scientific dis
b. Bot that supcrstllious Idea tina
iooks are too sacred 90 Ne ncn
IN the newspapers OF tounN ~ raw
n9klng and soon no trace Of u VII
q obtained his knowledge OF pas
from what. Ia his day, was yer
histories ANA these histories "a
In the records OF Egypt ana pOssI
Babylon his ancestral race haFiu
.|hy lived In that country OF Wluc
ol was the capital. a.
reference To the book Of Genesis IN
va AAlNN NAf ~ ANAtAN ~ NaAH
Che gCuluc structure Of the thrth
was known. That book In recor,
le progress Of creation lays dow
Wv the periods as we md them u
n the rocks Of the earth. An
flh was without form and In conn
says Moses. We might uuihlml
the same sentence In reference
Ifeat comet OF 1871. THIS comet y
10 our sun in about 5000 years, n
IufIuflIUNa nFIgnInUn WIS nInI
"a niles I'M diameter nnd It's tail Whi
he sun was i12.OOO,OOO In lengt
TIE envelope ana tail OF that com
lse aud fail 10 the solid body 10 W
hy form "a much larger planet thi
q anh, Who win dare say thnt o.
old not go through the same eNul
w now see IN progress in the gre
u again says: God made the firm
and divided the waters which we
The armament from those that we
the Armament" The word hfn
As here nsod means the region OF I
Ae sky, the heavens The old recOf
which MOscs gained his informant
aI1od that there were two bodies
one above ana one on the ear
~ above consisted OF the cloud he
Is We now see on all tho planets
M Mars and the earth and while Tue
VI belts shut ont the lights sun me
tars spoken OF IN the third period
9l as chrouleed hy Moses. they
W shM ont the diffusel, dim light
2 | 1ns In the first period. Ihe
large portion Of the water was ~
aael above the earth accords W
\ olQgic record and the evolution
IVY worlds and In order thnt u
Then live ON the earth that susli
the waleES., h,iiist hive been eau
BY mooNetY.,lq ii,rfeasSlsry near
Z .4 AMI not 10y internal heat OF
( gemOglsts suppose.
W nngulsis say that the word WI
hAaied SIN the beginning. Is IT
TO be moved 10 be shaken 4,
| neretore the upper deep IS drscrl
As m motion, revolving arouhu
g Juplters belts rcvolve aro'
waters on the earth We're ca
AlQ those above the earth the d'
'afs' "and darkness was upon
me deep. Not the lower deep
ne might now suppose was me
II upper deep, the cloud belts
ph surrounding the earth ana y
. l9e light III the sun.
US believed that God dwelt IN
hal Ills throne established q
ffI side OF a solid floor called b
y. lhefet0re the text snNa. "lhr
'ei moved upon the fncc Of tie
tmt does not mean TINT the n
novel on the seas or oceans
W nv upper deep, the cloud b
n dss ms spirit or law move upon
em q years had elapsed since
M ' N close proximity TO the g
.sfN these cloud belts from
guy mlnglrd It's own waters
N s.., Principally carbon. with thos
envelope and as the moon
IVA gA The earth, as 81 Is still rece'
s"f materials. the metals
specially the carbon. OF y
ia ntncipally composed, con-
Z N ne earth and permitted
NY sun 10 Cinly penetrate q
hth thnt had been accOmpl
ioo,,aiai workings Of universal
stlous command. let there
"pfeaFs In the Mosaic record.
ssout Ice Of the Suith SDund
Ag.le Of the walrus Hnndre,
.'.lals were dispOrting I
II .he silent hours OF a sunlit
'e Few gathered on table
ce' others lelsurely pad
& M mth an abandon truly males
ir0lloa trnt,.lf,t,fv enll,