Show PLANETARY meteorology 0 GY the new york herald has for fog sometime made a specialty of weather predictions f its ts veather weather Veat her ber bureau has ong distinctive and estable established features these weather warnings have been remarkably mar kably truthful and the have been in a majority of instances fulfilled great benefits have resulted from them to ship commanders signal service bervice off meers officers and the general public in europe as well as in america the herald claims that every organised sed storm striking the norwegian begia n bratic h french frenchy and spanish i coasts affects the weather r in canada and part of the united state stated also that bome lome storms affect I 1 illg ing this continent cross the atlantic lant iea ica lea and nd strike the shores of europe now comes bomes a circular from richard mansill fil of bock rock island illnois illinois I 1 who claims to have discovered and formulated a system of ele eie planetary a n t ar meteorology iby by which with the aid of a barometer barometers any person can become a storm reporter without the help of signal service bureaus or any expensive observations mr Mau Man sills silis theory is briefly stated as follows the 4 bre are governed Ko verned b by a universal U reciprocating electric orce or that undulate between all ull bodies of matter their densities volumes mo me lions and distances from each other and that they go through a change of volume density and motion at about the times timea of the perihelion aud and aphelion passage sand and through i hese be electric current the sun anil and planar n and iel oel 7 at those times ann ahn e tor rc lj does electric ground carvents can car r r rents e ii t 8 etu ete tc are produced produce ti at these periods a so at the times limes of the occurrence of interruptions of these elec electric trie currents by planetary ut U awl ax 1 I f venus aud vier Nier cury the oppositions of the principal planets planeta and the longitudinal ms of the planets pla pia nets the perigees peri gees and apogees of the moon etc the reciprocation of electric currents teu ten Es existing between the earth sun planeta and moon producing volcanic erupt eruPi eruptions ions lons currii anea 4 i au Als plays etc was discovered lu in 1866 anu and the firma of the wha wits published in the winter of 1868 9 the author ot of this theory who d in 1975 1875 an of planetary meteorology diete Alete for or isza 1873 and 0 ie je in 76 for 77 thau thai facts oava nave proven ils its correctness his almanacs pointing out the special positives tivus of the planets plan plau ets ety and alid the meteoric data culled from froin the new york Jl erald and london times weather ports reports rac and other reliable sources showing that storms and 0 her convulsions of nature occurred d simultaneously with the planetary peri pert ds da predicted he also maintains that the most dan horous sturms storms of western europe north america and it may be said all parts of the earth pui pulsate pul sate date and coincide myre accurately to the ti times mes of the dist disturbing arbing poAt positions ions lons of thu the planets as pointed out by his theory than any other system yet adduced not excepting the kerald herald jit JET erad eyad warnings war ninga deduced from barometric observations with the aid of the wather weather r bureau and the signal service lie ho that the storms which affect this continent cross the ocean to europe and shows that they often occur at the same time simein in the two hemispheres and meet in mid ocean neutralizing each others forces and hence the heralds occasional cas ional errors ot calculation the f effects fleets of istel jur lur and planetary influence on this globe were believed in olden times and moon is still part of the tho farmers faithan many parts of the world but modern science has discarded the doctrines of the tho star gazers and astral prognosticators and pronounces the deeming truth of some of their deductions aa as fallacies and their undeniable facts aa coincidences however so to called canned science ia is frequently mistaken and that which is ia deemed certain in none one age Is refuted in th that t which ahi erth h follows and therefore thiro there e zay may ay be he something in mr mansi s t theory eo although it bears a name W which ic 3 as in the eyes of standard philosophers and professors of the schools would condemn it at once those who wish to learn further of th the a theory advanced by mr mansill Man fiill can address him at rock bock Isla isia nil uil illinois and ano if it they are curious enough on these matters to watch next year and see how near the truth his gen general 0 ral rai predictions will reach they can clip and preserve the following and then compare times and occurrences gilf if the positions of the planets aff affect act the temperature of our earths atmosphere during the year 1879 as they have done when in similar p positions ions during the past years particularly the positions that gave us the mild winter of 1877 78 and early spring of 1878 we may ex hect very erratic seasons during ibio 1879 agreeable to this theory we bali ball have cool weather set in early in the autumn of 1878 it atwi will grow cooler somewhat faster than the mean of the season in november and through december with temperature pera ture below the mean tolerable steady cold coid weather through january with temperature below the mean winter will continue through February followed by a cold march we shall be flattered by the pros hect of spring during a few days about the middle of april wh while lie lle mercury is about passing its inferior coD eod junction conjunction with the un tun t hun but this will soon pass away and the weather or temperature sink below the ave average of the season and will probably remain below the mear mean through may june and july while we shall move into a hot stormy summer about the last days of august aud and thebe conditions continuing through september and most of october between the au and winter months cool droughts will likely prevail over large landed countries in the temperate zones zoney zone located far from the tbt seas while an excess of cool rains nm 11 robab lj buur un at ata mud aud d about fre fht va a coast countries term i |