The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-01

between the 10th and the 2Sd but a
constant watchout should be kept for
there is danger in the air.
THE STORMS AND SIGNS.
If the break in the gaseous mater
now passing over the sun occurs in
the night times the Eastern states will
be flooded, but IL II occurs during the
day time then the Southern and West
ern states will receive the greatest
affliction. There will be several un-
usuel sunset scenes, sundogs, moon
circles and Northen lights. The pass
ing of the moon between two of the
brightest stars in the heavens on the
evening of the eighteenth inst, at good
dark, will be very pretty sight, and
no one should forget to take a good
look at them, should the evening prove
clear III you have taken any notice
of the bright star" now in the south
west, you should notice 1t at once,
even though you have to go to the
hiHtops to do so, for this star has a
meaning that will in due time surprise
you. 1t can be seen in the early even
ing only. When this star reaches Sign
Leo, down will go another ruler in the
old country, and America will come to
grief.
The great ocean storms came last
month as we predicted they would,
and caused great destruction of life
and property.
THE EARTH DISEASED.
The new revelation of unprecedented
heat that we foretold it's coming in
our August predictions just came as
we predicted 1t: Because the "Vibram-
etor," during the month of July, was
In a state of constant vibrations, show
inS that some disease was working up.
on Poor Old Mother Earth and would
cause her tempature to rise far above
the normal. She is still trembling and
in a very feverish condition, and we
believe that great eruptions will break
out upon her body-Vesuvius like
during the next three months and
cause great destruction of life and
property. These unnatural vibrations
will have a great tendency to prove
spontaneous combustions, mine cave
ins, appalling railroad catastrophes and
building collapses, etc. They will also
cause the physical condition of people
in all nations of the earth to be kept
in a nervous state of anxiety, and ap-
palling crimes, sudden deaths and aw-
full plaques will break all records of
the past.
IN THE MICROBE WORLD.
Op prediction that typhoid and
yellow fever would increase in viru-
lency during the month of September
came true, Notwithstanding the fact
that nearly all the expert medical men
In this country predicted that they
would die out nearly. These fevers
will continue to rage during the pre-
sent month, and new epidemic,
cross between yellow jack and grip
will appear in many sections of the
country and cause great consterna-
tion. The shadow of the bright star"
in the southwest is now slowly creep
ing up along the coast of the Atlantic,
and we have reasons to believe that
some of the great cities-such as New
York-will be in imminet danger of
terrible scourge. At low ebb gath
cred apples, potatoes, ETC., will be at
tackled by disease microbes and decay
v2ry rapidly. Another war cloud,
composed of human microbes, is now
hanging over America. Our November
predictions may surprise you.
Prof. G. Coles,
Editor Storms and Signs.
Kingston. Pa, U. S. A., Sept. 21, 1898.