Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25
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Copyrighted 1884 by w. n. foster,
4. 1ns,.n, NJ, E.h ~ IA, ~, mi.
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'V''" saw tprs'As's Vl 'ln hpNtm Ma'N
10 cross tho continent from March
cuast about the 0.h. cro4s ;he Mestern
To .. aud the next viii reach the Pacific
mountains by tie clusp OF the iii, the
great Central valleys from the Slh 10
lVth, and the kas,crn states about he
llth.
lhis WIZ he very sevoro storm, and
the coh wave following VI VIII cause
hliSSNris la large portions OF The uni,,d
States
! advise all Interests. especially those
handling I've STOCK, troplca fruits. etc..
N.d AL shipping and travel on land aud
ON sea 10 prepare for CStNmuly bad
weather from Mureh To Npra 10. Mill
ions ~ dollars may he save aud mnrh
suffering Hycrtcd ~ n,vihe heed to tlns
warning aud prpelrlnE iqr the very
worst
worry much dislike TO predict dcnlrnrt-
I'VE sl4rma on mpl,N sensational iore.
casts, but duty demands ,hat | give
warning of season OF destructive tor
ndipes IN thusu paris "a HE country
frcquuutcd hy these hrstroypts.
Comparatively fcw People arc Injured
hy tplhadoes ana loss dain,ro il raiisrI
By them than hy heavy Nins Bnt Inc
mnnncr of fhde Observation-Disclosures. ,,,,',
the tornndo 10 30 d,cadei. ''
if we knew jus, where they would
o',,"', Nv m,'N prvNN,l'n womb pe
tho time to expect them, All shouii prs'
pare Tor thru ana be ON I'M l,nGons
dnriur tho rrent atosii psrini nf Nnrrl.
Ia Anil II
Seven principal low haromcters will
eros. the cunimoGt during tao period
mentioned nnd th.ir dntrs vrn IN riv-
ON la those hnliptins fN,nse ,rbe no.
cciye INV weather ,hnrt enr March Mil
Nt1 "a, I, J,iatis ,,,I 14t ir IT,
a., H. ~ =, w., ,'',,' 49,
Nv, ,n ,u' n,Hs ~, tn.su se'un HeNe'e STORM
WIN" wv INV t'Non -.
INC warm wave WI cross tue West,
"tn noun iins NpnU Mafeh y, lhe sFeat
Eatcrn sintcs ahopt ihp 9th The cool
wave VIII cross the Western mnuutuina
about thu 9TH, the great Genital valleys
about iho NH, and the Eastern states
ubout the 18th Remember linn bllr.
garis ami SNOW storms usnally. ma rainu
alton. come vim rnni ,5nvcs
/ INV, lmpnrtnbi Inflammation Ear thos,
ipipraslrd il, IN, rnu,trv IONS ,riti,ln ann
n,iies e,s, ~ H., noni,,Y ,, Hinn TX
atnlnntl und nilressa1 cnvein,,e s3ntis'
fnefnry rrsN,,,s fnr ,,tt ,,ntinr Az ~.
for,nnilon n,diic ,ruI Gn ti,r,, '''' q"
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NhNiilitlN LAW -
Weather records and known facts In
regard 10 weather changes nra yOlumln-
OuH. Facts are more plentiful than
theories The official records are ac-
cninnlnlnr aud the great difficulty II TO
divide those weather events mto periods.
a irne theory as 10 The cause of weather
ohhhges must agree with tho records OF
past weather events put whoever dc.
mnnds oAacuiihs equal Ia thai required
IN astronomy ~ o Toe 70 progress IN me
loroloHy
NJ % lew points IN the United states
weather trepfn- hhie been Kept Tor eigh-
" year,. aN,l.n DAYS shWD ol"erNn'
.lphs ne lpNrsli Rhtpr must compare
ms theories WIN thn.N records nnd The
Wefh leq9rtl y liumehNr.
N"inr nl rue lhWs ~ weather ghnnHNs
rye hnnFh allh Hloull % understood
KY eFp}ohe VINO alnNles ne Wenthst.
Nnhv hWi lheer WHO nluuA hn Mehin'f
eau ue nnnsntol w N'hlh'l lprepnnln;
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lnV EtsNt "vVhpH, ~ ih.llr hnu 'le
fnn,lllin lills n.enps vnvh nnhN TX" el tns.s
n,sn paIolirl WI, ON n"tln wv o,ir .on,n
Ivy N'lul.ol in'3 NY p' ,.'i'l',
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