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"HI'li .TI.3UIIL.--a .1 THE RED CLOUD CHIEF, FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1895. Cm su P Babies and Children thrive on ScoII'h Emulsion when nil tho rest of their food RPCiiiH to go to waste. Thin liuhiea ami Weak Children grow strong, plump an J healthy by taking it. Scott's Emulsion overcomes inherited wcnkncBH and all tho tendencies toward Emaciation or Consumption. Thin, weak habics and growing children and all persona Buffering from Lobs of Flesh, Weak Lungs, Chronic Coughs, nnd Wasting Diseases will rcceivo untold benefits from this great nourishment. Tho formula for making Scott's Emulsion has boon endorsed by tho med ical world for twenty years. No secrot about it. Semi for pamphlet on Seolt't Emulsion. FREE. Soctt & lowno, N. Y. All Druggists. SO conta and S I. The City Bakery Havo constantly on hand the Urgent vuriety of 0) u f UIUUU) IN TUB V) The highest grado of matorinl used, of the finest quality, Hnil superior perfee tion of worlininnnhip. Huy your goods of U BUUCBBBf Ul hotlRO. 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I C.LCOTTING.l . : ", .- - xv vN .v HIrtD50nE DO'JNb VOLUME OF 5ELECTEIi I photogrsphig ymws SIXTV.FOUn PI ATrc fil7o ot pace, tl by nw lnclie9. Elaborate Cover In Gold and Colors. Highly Enameled Paper. WORTH Igtt.OO.. SENDING. renewal for The Chief it free. XHKcontcntBol tho nrt iierles of views above referred to consuls of a selec tlon ot BixTy.vouii pliotoaranliio reproductions of he Columbian Kx poMtlon, and Is invaiiublo as welt as rustically beautliul. u"'weu" (HDSDBSCSlBFiS M-SOBSGBlKtS Ntnunnwimimi Wfiitlier llullctln. ICopvrlKhted, 1891, by W.T. Kostcr.1 St. Joseph, fo, April 27. My last bulletin gave forecasts of the storm wuvn to cross tho continent from Apr 28th to May 2d and tho next will reach tho Pacific coast about May .'t'l, cross tho western mountain oountry by cloo of 4th, tho great central valloys from fith to 7th and tho eastern slates about tho 8th. This disturbance will average above tho normal in foroo and will bo much like the storm that crossed tho conti nent from full to 10 of April. Heavy rains will occur only in small localities'. and drouth will goncrilly prevail during tho passing of this storm. The socend stoim wave of May will reach tho PaoiGo coast about tho 9th cross the west of lluokics country by oloso f 10th, tho groat oontral valleys 11th to 13th and eastern states about tho 14th. Rainfall from this storm will bo light but better distributed than from tho preceding disturbanac. Rainfall of May will be muoh hoav ior io the southern states east of !)!)th meridian than in tho northern states. Tho warm wavo will cross tho west of Rockies country about May lid and Utli, tho great central valleys 5th and 11th and tho eastern states 7t!i and 13th. The cool wave will cross tho west of Rockies country about May (!th and 12th. groat central valleys 8th and 14th and tho eastern states 10th and Kith. It is dcsirablo that forecasts should bo made local as far as possible and I am gradually bringing my general forccust of temperature and rainfall to smaller districts. For n time I will uso in theso bulletins nino districts to cover tho Uuitcd States but hope soon to incrcaso tho number. North Pacific slope temporaturo for May will bo below, rainfall above nor mal. South Pacifio slope temperature above ami rainfall below. Upper Missouri valley and Manito ba temperature above and rainfall be low. Nebraska, eastern Colorado, cistern New Mexico, western Kinsas und western Texas, teuiparature above and rainfall below. Upper Mi.s-i-sippi valloy and Upper lakes, temp iraturc above and raitil.ill below. Iiower Missouri and lower Missis sippi valleys, Icmpcratuto below and rainfall above. Ohio valley and lower lakes, tem poraturo abovo and rainfall below. Tennessee, North Carolina and the country aouth of them, temporaturo below mid rainfall abovo, Atlantic coast, Virginia north and all that country cast of tho Alleghan ies, temperature about normal and rainfall below. Following are about tho nvcrago temperatures in degrees and rainfall in inches of tho above nameu districts for May. I'laces. Ti nip, It.ilu North Pacific Slopo .'id 3 00 South Pacific Slopo (ili l.fiO Upper Mo. Valloy and Man .rM 3.0(1 Nub., K. Col , N. K. Mex. etc G 1 2.00 Up. Mis. Val. and N lakes f(J 3 00 Lower Mo. and lower M. V. (53 -100 Ohio valloy and lower lakes 59 1 00 Tennessee N. U. and south 73 4 00 Atlantic coast Vir.and north 5S 4.00 Brilliant auroras in May will pro bably bo observed near tho 4 th, 10th and 3 1st and tho severest storms about the same dates. Heaviest rains will occur from ITnh to 25th, princi pally in the southeastern states. Fronts in northern states about Oth to 8th ntid 17th to 10th. KIRINOCTIAI. hTOUMS. Orthodox scientists continue to writo about t fjiiinncti.il storms declar ing i.gaiiiht such occurrences and the lutcbt epistlo claims that from long observations at Oalvcstion, Texas no ovidenco was found supporting tho equinoctial stoim theory. It would never do, in tho eyes of the select, for a common mortal, a Uy man, to discovor anything. Discov eries and inventions to bo ot any valuo must como from tho Lovitcs of soienoo. For mon without universal educa tions to discover any law of naturo or to invent machinery that will fit the conveniences of tho five senses of man Trhetj liatiy s atclr, we gave her Castorfa, When sua was a Child, aho cried for CaatorU, When the bocama Ml, aha dung to Owtorla, Wfcea A bad Ckfldrea, ant gave tarn CaatorU. aro Impossible things with the ortho dox gentlemen. According to their iron bedstead such men as 1'ldison, Goody cir, Gal liloo, Hone, Morse, Hell, Columbus, Fulton, etc., hayo no business on earth for they are not entitled to a long stoing of professional appella tions. Tho records show tint university graduates have not matlo more valua ble discoveries and inventions than havo been made by tboso who have special and not universal educations. Education dcvelopcs but does not mako brains. Tho belief in equinoctial storms is common among common people, more prticularly in refcrenco to tho March equinox. Tho common peoplo arc closo obscrvors of matters that mater ially affeot their every day affairs and irom very long experience they have been led to bolievo that March is the wind month and (his blustery weather in someway is connected with tho equinoxes. Mr. R II. Scott of London, Eng land, Dr. I. M. Clinc, of Oalveston, weather bureau forccastor, and Prof. Hazcn, of Washington havo published articles to prove that theso common people havo been misled by their ex periences. Thoy wore all careful in selecting September for their investigations,1 when, as is well known tho effects of tho equinoxes aro not so great on the continent but September is in the vory center of tho greatest tropical hurricanes of the scusnn They all avoid theso hurricanes, however. In some sections of tho country! March is notably a tornado mouth This is true of Alabami. Ark urn", Georgia, Iowa, Kausai, Louisiana, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina. South Ciroliuu, Tin iiessss and Texas as shown by Lieut. Finley's reports In several states ScptcmLcr is the tornado month. Planetary meteorologists do tint claim that the equinoxes originate or I increase the number of storms but that the torce of these storms aro in creased by tho cquinoxDS. Therefore the number of storms will not bo m- j croa-cd at any given locality but the ' equinox may cause an ordinary storm to develop into a tornado. Tho critics hpvu not investigated this point. It is not el timed that more storm occurr on March and Soptcmbcr 21m at any one place, but that from about tho 10th to the last of these mouths the force of stotnis is increnscd. Tho only fair test of theso theories would bo to take tho total wind move ment and barometric readings of the principal stirnis that cross tho conti nent in March und September within six days of the equinoxes and alo the tropical hurricanes for the suuc period in September. As this hns not been done tho common experience of the common people is their best guide. -Kvr ry buftinuM mini shtiulil have t in lifs olllce; it is nu iuvnlualile companion "The Uaml-MeSnlly Hullwnv UuiiU.'' TiKi:t v.iii:. Tlic Ilousi'uiie, lliu I'arnicr aiul I ho Toiler of all vocations. 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