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SEERS SEE VICTORY FOR TIIE • ALLIES
Dril' ftiolt." Of War Is Subject of Disiigreeritellt, But 1Wa ji i ity Pre-
dict ,tbe End' Will Conine On May 22,
The war will end on or before
22nd of'May,'1916.
In their -forecast of what will h
pen during 1916 the seers, proph
and 'astrologers differ widely over
Clair• tion 01'the world war, altho
the majority profess to sedan e
ending' with the allies victorious.-
thronement of. the Kaiser •is also p
dieted.
Among the almanacs ,compiled
leading prophets and, astrologers
the setting,' 'This seems to presignify
the terrible l'os'ses df the German
ap- Austrian armies and the suffering
ets the civilians will compel their ru
the to sue for peace."
A further augury for an early p
is to be found'in the horoscope
the King of Belgium, ,whose fo
first solar revolution (birthda.y).
April 8, 1916, shows'Venus, the pla
Of peace; close,to the upper me'ridi
are and the sun nearly, in, conjunct
ael with Jupiter and in trine with M
he A good direction of .the ascendan
de the major`benefic is due very sho.
'de after. The Czar also has ` an,
'IC
phecies pecially favorable aspect -for pe
er (sun in conjunction with Venn
ve coming up with the summer month
t • Germany .Doomed.
It is going to be a very bad ye
that
and
Doomed.
of
ler
pe
of`
for
first
ugh
ally:
De-
re -
by
those of Prof, Zadkiel, Prof. Ranh
and "Old Moore" of London, T5i
ual annual published by Madame
Thebes of Paris is delayed, Mme.
-Thebes, howevez, - is ' uttering
phecies concerning. the future. in h
usual '• picturesque and impressi
manner,
Remarkable Prediction.
net
an,
ion
ars.
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es-
ace
s j';
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ar
Perhaps the .most remarkable a
definite prediction regarding the w
is that it will come to an ' end,
May 22. Prof. Raphael. says that -'t
passage of Jupiter to Aries and h
trine aspect to the platlet Mars is,
strong indication of success to th
arms of the allies in April."
One -prophet :finds that the heave
foreshadow either 'ill -health,' aceide trouble for General Joffre, fro
May to July. This is apparently th"
astrologer's way of predicting that
the victorious general. will pass awa
not later than July.
Sue for Peace..
Venus and Jupiter enter Aries
England's ruling sign, on Februaz
13, and Jupiter remains in this. sig
until the middle of the year. 4 not
able confirmation of the indication
of peace is found by studying thi
diagram -of the winter solstice a
Berlin, which rules -the first three
months of 1916. Prof. Zadkiel divines
from this that:
"The last deeanate of Virgo as-
cends and the moon and Saturn are
in the tenth mansion and Jupiter is
nd ' for Germany; according tonearly
air the astrologers, and the climax w
on come in September, a disaster ev
he more serious than defeat in war.
is, "On_the 18th of September," sa
a . one noted astrologer, t'Satuln reach
e the opposition of the place of the s
. , at the foundation of .the German e
ns pire in 2870, and this.' transit ''w
ant complete the `disruption of the • em
m pire."
e Kaiser to Lose Throne.
The eaven'
sm
ae
hanti
January >f' p cu
Y larly ominous.` for the Emperors o
i
Germany and Austria. The dethrone
ment of the Kaiser is scheduled b
one prophet for the beginning o
y February. Prof. - Zadkiel says th
n Kaiser's career will tie' ended in Jui
el Earthquakes are promised for Mex
s ico, Constantinople and China i
s March. In July Italy is to have a
t earthquake lasting five days.
i "Old Moore" predicts a terrible epi
demic of plague in France, brough
about by the war. This will continue
in various countries,` including Gee -
many, even after the war. Holland
will suffer` from floods in May.
1 Zadkiel says Ireland will 'get home
all
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-TIME TABLE. -
Trains will arrive at and depart
from Clinton Station as follows:
BUFFALO AND GODERICU DIV.
Going East, depart 7.33 a.m.
" `• 3.03m.
11 of a.. 5,15 3.03p
en.
West, ar. 11.00, dp, 11.07 a.m.
" " depart 1.85 p.m.
" " ar 6.82, dp. 6.45 p.m.
departs 11.18 p.m.
LONDON, HURON & BRUCE DIV.
Going South, ar. 7.23, dp. 8.05 p.m,
" " departs 4.15
Going North, ar. 10.30, dp. 11.00 a.m.
The McKi
llo
Mutualp
yule in August, and that Poland and
Persia will .realize their national as-
pirations about the same time
Seer's Gloomy View.
In January, we are told, there will
he a great disaster to English ship-
ping. A great strike will nearly
cripple England. We may expect
serious reverses and a terrible blow.
An attempt on the life of the King
of England is foretold. To make up
for the misfortunes of England, the
French army will win a great vic-
tory. ti
• Upset for British Governments
Other predictions of the astrologers ly
CANADIAN HIGHLANDERS IN FRANCE '
Whin happy looking outfit
N is a detachment of Canadian Scottish on the
way.=from the base in France to the trenches.
until
1944, this will not be:the last
conflict of the nations of the world.'
FORESTRY
March 1
and",Tune will. be memorable AND �'"��
months in the United States because
of internal troubles as well as exter-
nal dangers:
Germanymay'suffer adverse condi-
tions in January and March. Death of
a person of_rank, 'possibly. a member
of the royal family, is indicated.
Air Raids on England.
England should expect peril from
Air raids' from February 3 to Febru-
ary '7. Personal' danger for the King
or one of his sons in March.
Italy has a forecast of alternate vic-
tories and reverses. Trouble for a
member of the cabinet in May
STOCK INDUS
PURE. BLOOD MAKES
HEALTHY PEOPLE
Mood's Sarsaparilla surely and .
ef-
fectively removes scrofula, boils` and
other blood diseases because it. drives
out of the hlood all the humors that
cause these diseases. They cannot be
successfully heatedinanyother way,
External applications for their re-
moval have proven. almost tisclese,
because they cannot drive out the
impurities that are in the blood. •
flood s Sarsaparilla makes pure
vie]) blood, perfects the digestion, and
build', up the whole system The skin
becomes smooth, . clean and healthy.
yhis'gl'eal blood remedy has stood the
Ltsi.oi' forty years. Insist on Baying
Hood's, for nothing else' acts like it.
There is no :reel substitute. Get it
today. Sold by all druggists.
The more accessible grazing holds
of the Dominion forest reserves will
always be used .for domestic cattle,
horses and sheep, while the rough or
more northerly portions of the
pre... -,�,. _, -
sent forest reserve areas and northern
lends, which will eventually be in-
cluded in the forest reserves, may be
used in the production of wild meats.
In the Forestry Branch the animal
industry has a valuable ally;, Non-
ogrieultural lands once in the.. forest
reserves are safe from homesteaders,..
nesters or squatters.. The rancher
with a Dominion Forest Reserve graze'
ing parmit'is protected from the no -
medic herder, scrub male animals, and
in part from diseases common to stock
da the range. Permittees are assured
TRYTRYof grazing, g g, not for one season, but for
all time: When the Canadian rancher
knows that' he can secure' a grazing
permit from the .
forest affi
car at
I a
nominal fee of 25c. per. head for cattle
OR , IN f or horses for the season, or.'Sc. per
(head for shoep,-and enjoy the many
,advantages given by forest reserve
management, he will think of the Do-
minion Forest Service as his brother.
age of I rancher in the United States thinks of•
stry :the Forest Service in that country,
i "that it is the best thing that ever
ihappened the animal industry in the
WHAT WE MAY LOOK F
THE NEAR FUTURE.
Stockmen Are Taking Advent
Protection Offered by Fore
Branch.
The area of the Dominion
Reserves at the present time
Belgium has little hope of'escaping776 sq. mi es; add to this 7,92
g P
from its overshadowing cloud of cal -;miles contained in the National
amities until 1918 or 1919.
France ma.y suffer reverses in'
March and: April, followed by heavy
losses in July and August. President
Poincare should safeguard his life.
Russia will uncover a long train of
treachery. Personal injury to the
Czar is probable. April will be • un-
lucky, with adverse direction until
Augttst.
Invasion of Holland.
Forest ;far west."
is 35,-
0. sq. CUTTING OUT WASTE.
Parks
,I
th of ! Britain Will Save $5,000,000 a Day •
Sensational divorce case in British
aristocracy.
Serious nus ftn
ancial Panic anic in New
York, Landoll and other financial
centres.
British Government to be upset in
October.
Revolutions in Spain and Hungary
in November. Hungary to gain inde-
pendence. +
•
Austrian empire will be completely.
wrecked.
Attempt will be made to assassin-
ate Alphonso of Spain.
Pirates to commit many outrages
on coast of China.
Serious rioting in Ronne dieing
the winter.
Widespread epidemic of disease in.
Prussia.
Famine in Two Lands.
Famines' in Holland and Switzer-
land.
Serious dispute between Britain
Fire Insurance
an aril United Stat
es,
II urance Company Plague o£ locusts in India•
p ��
Head office, Seaforth, 0nt,,
DIRECTORY
Officers:
J. 13. McLean, Scadorth, President; .1. Co'n
nolly. Goderrolt, Vice -President; Thor E.
Hays. Seatorth, Sec.-Treas,
Dtiootors. D F. McGregor, seal'orth: .4,
G. Grieve, Winthrop; Wm. Itinn, sea.
forth; John Bennowele, Dublin; J. Evans;
Beeohwood; A. Mcl'swen, Brueefold• J. B,
McLean Settortt; J. Connolly, Goderlch:
Robert Ferris, Harlock.
Agents: Ed. Uinchioy, Seaforth; %V.
Cheeuey,. Egmondvillo, J. W. Yeo, Holmes,
wills; :Alex Leitch, Clinton; R. S. Jar.
math. Brodhagen:
Any money to be paid in may be paid to
Morrish Clothing Co., Clinton, or at Catt'a
Grocery, Goderich. -
Parties desirous. to effect Insurance at.
transact othe,. bueinees will be promptly
attended to on application to any of the
above ufficere addreeaed to thein reenact:,
toe post -offices. Teases inspected by the
director who lives nearest the seen
THECHILDREN
D
OF TD DAY
just as they are -in their in-
door play, or at their outdoor
la -
the
P y y are Constantly of-
fering temptations for the
KODAK
Let it keep them for yon 0.6
they aro now.
Let it keep many other hap-
penings' that are ,a 'source of
pleasure; to you..
BROWNIES, $2 TO $12;
KOleAiis, $7-10 $25.
Also full' stock of Films and
Supplies. Wo do Developing
and Printing,, Remember' to
pleats',
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EXALL STORE
United States will go to war wi
Japan or some .other country dirt
'the summer.
Failure of wheat crop and fanzine
le Australia in July.
and the immense territory nor
the North Saskatchewan Rive
east of the Mackenzie River; w
form some idea of the immens
that will have •its best use in f
and the animal industry, write
L. Stevenson in Canadian Farm
The grass and forage of the
reserve areas in Canada will b
ized largely by domestic cattle,
and horses until such time as th
Holland has the forecast of much , an1mal industry is thoroughly f
enable and possible invasion, (ed, At the present time stool
The United States mayexpect ct manyboth rancher and farmer, are t
orprising events that ill affect both advantage of the protection o
r andean re on War Expenditures.
e area l Great Britain is spending about
ears , $25,000,000 a day on the war, and it
s Mr. i is estimated by experts that about
$5,000,000 of this is avoidable waste•
forest i There is much more waste that is un-
, avoidable in war conditions, taking
shoe �rnto consideration the' fact that Eng-_
e weld' land was not a military nation and
Dene- I was not organized for'raising, feeding,
olas transporting and generally, providing
eking for armies that are counted in .the
g is chiefly
millions, rather
ffered
e whoThe avoidable waste
business and political conclttions. 13y the Forestry Branch 'to those
Strikes and riots, with great loss (care to secure grazing permits. In
of property, are prognosticated. Saskatchewan and Alberta last year,
There will be sharp rises and de- forest officers directed the grazing on
clines in the money market.ll -
Col
reserve lands, beingcare-
clines
that
Death overgrazing
will r n
e 104�
etvvas
1 o finernot
later ra -
s atc
Ip
times of critical crises, one in Jana. treed, and that scrub male animals
nr'y and one in July, were kept off the forest reserves. Live
Great naval activity is predicted for stook associations have been, and are
the autumn, being, formed by ranchmen and farm-
A stormy national election in the` ere, that n union of efforts may lead
U.S. is prophesied. Hitter personal-
ities, unexpected political complica-
tions, and a party split of far-reach-
ingeeffect are foretold,
President Wilson has the augury
that 1916 will be the most active year
of his lite. New international prob-
lems will multiply, political treachery
may he:revealed.
Halley's Comet Blamed.
The astrologers point out that ever , future. Few people are aware that
since the return of Halley's Comet in 1 we have buffalo herds. which total up
1910 wars and disasters have fallenl. oven 1,600 head. These buffalo are
upon Europe. This is what their "ser-}! running on the Dominion Parks in Al -
once" wouldlead us to expect, as the bolts. They have been faer1y sit
o greater results, and that all
enjoy the protection given by a
or co-operative association to
hand in hand with the forest re
authorities.
Factor in Canada's Meat Trad
The development of . the wild
mal industry in the United S
and Alaska is a criterion of what
may look for in Canada in the
in the buying departments • and is clue
to the system of buying which, so far,
has ignored the
g' trained business man;
and left this most important branch
of national economy in the hands of
officials, whose appointment is due to
their having attained a certain dcg'ree
of excellence at school and university,
and passed a civil service examination
on literary subjects that have no pos-
sible bearing on their duties.
masm ay After sixteen months of war the
stoil, nation has waked up and at last has
called its great business men into
serve council. An informal committee is
• being organized which will advise the
e, army. authorities on the proper orga-
nization of its supply and purchasing'
ane- departments, and will generally super-
fates vise the national expenditure. Tho
we members will not be paid and will hold
ar no official appointments, but they '
'appearance of the great cornet in ful as a breeding proposition; s
•th Aries was said by ancient astrologers 230 calvesewere born•and reared
lig to presignify "evil and detriment to i ing the past . season, Buffalo r
the Eastern part; sorrows teethe peo- � and buffalo meat are valuable, an
Ales under Aries; the clash of 01151 our herds increase at the same rate
and bloodshed; death or dethronement , as they have done, which is 15% `er
of some king." Since the comet ap- annum, we will have in' 25 years' t'
peered two local wars have occurred 46,8988 buffalo in the Dominion Parks
es in the 'Balkans, Italy has been at war , and forest reserves. If we were to
01 with Turkey; King Edward VIL, the carry this rate of increase for 50
leading monarch pf Europe, has died, years, would give us 1,489,600 head.
the and now the greatest war of all time If a buffalo herd of this size could, be,
ns. is raging. •Imaintained ion the non-agricultural
in The astrologers'asseet that they1lands, it would give 195,450 animals
ed gain their foreknowledge of coming per year for slauglite • Such ould
events by studying the heavens from mean 117,2e0,000 Itis. of . w
many different points of view. The ; reckon each annealbeef, producing 0w0
as cosof 600
e• position of the sun with regard to the � lbs. What effect on the cost. of lev-
uP planets and stars is the most import- ing would 58,635 tons of buffalo beef
'ant heavenly influence on human ac- per annum have, ave, ii marketed between
lions and earthly occurrences. The I August and December of each year?
position of the ninon, owing to its ' Figures similar to those that i have
e nearness to us, and the important I applied to the buffalo, could be -ap-
gi avitaational influence it exerts upon 'plied to the breeching of moose elk or
e om
a'rouhle for U. S.
Trouble between the United Stat
and Canada leading to the verge
tutu•.
New race to be discovered in
unexplored partofthe Arctic regio
Wonsan leader' will appear
Mexico.
Earthquake in Southern Unit
States.
New York slay scraper to collaps
British battleship to be blown
off the southern coast.
Gold strike in Montana.
Montreal's Portion.
Meteor to fall 111 Montreal an
do great damage.
Grand Opera prima donna to b
murdered in Chicago. porta'
IVolcanic, eruption in Canada,'.
Sea serpent to appear in the I3ace-
fic. .
have placed themselves unreservedly
at the service of the government.
Among the first members of this new •
committee are Sir Wm. Lever, the
om great soap manufacturer; Sir George
e
Gfbb
the
're .
at railway g
arhva
y
manager;
er
d •- ,
ixr
ober Lord Cowdrey, head of Paarsons,
Limited, the biggest contracting firm
d 11 in the world; Sir Robert Hadfield a
leads and bodies, is Tett in em- caribou. It is weer evident that much
fence. of out north land is best suited for
" - the production of buffalo, moose, elk;
caribou and reindeer, and that these
animals will some day be a big Tee -
tor. it Canada's meat track.
A Valuable Ally.
We have the foundation animals
nowe
w have
the ran
and 'tn(1 t hs
country suited to then:, all we noel to.
do is to remove those factors which
tend to destroy or prevent the in-
crease of the herds. These animals
are the product of the wild, and
adapted to the environment in which
they will live, and increase greatly if
given the same careful management
that has made domestic animal breed-
ing profitable.
Forest fires. ie Canada. - .
Island to appear in the Atetie- Sea.
Flight Across Pacific.
Aeroplane will make flights across
the Paciiie ocean.
Chin
I ase•
snutere '
st is to get mess-
age from Mars.
1 Di oaditil elegise to -break out in
Germany,:
Japan to have Women suffia,ge.
Kith Amari
cats women n
m`.
a .
to marry
,AYghav,
' Great steamship to be sunk.
Creat: Naval Victory.
England to win great naval and
air victory,
Queen Wilhclniino Of -
die.
'King of Sweden divorces the
Queen.
Convicts to revolt in Siberia,,:r
Shah of Persia to be driven from
his throne,
Old Arabian Kingdom restored, •
King of Slant will dismiss his
iharem.
Human sacrifice in China and devil
worship in India. '
Kaiser May Dic.
The chief points of Gabriel ldcith's
forecast are as follows:-
War,
ollows:-
r
Vl u, probably will continuo Until
1018 although March; 1918, may
bring strong hopes, of peace,
As the sub -cycle of Mars continues
TUR1KISI{ GiRL SNIPERS.
One -Shot Seven Soldiers at the Dar-
' dandles.
From two officers, who have just
returned
to London £r
omth
eDardan-
elles,
separate .stories of gill snipers
are
101(1.
In oleo ease a girl vi to could aaot•
been
� more than oigltteen was
;found.in a marvellously prepared and
concealed "dugout," with water, am-
munition ami food "to hold on for
ave ." -
Inek t$te other ease the platoon com-
mander fount} that his eaten were
being shob in the back.
"It took hours to locate' the spot
whence the, bullets came, and elle
brad got rid of: seven of my men, She
-was so well hidden that it was more
or less by chance that we sighted her
from twenty yards. She had 3;000
rounds of ammunition.
"She }vas as quiet as a lamb when
we took her. She was one of, the
bravest erroatuees I ha¢e met. I shook
hands with her and had her sent no
prisoner to our base."
Clear Profit.
elf, 1 could get someone to invest
ahor .nd
t as'a tl dollars
in11 •
1
at
scheme of
Mine I could make some money."
"How much could you make?"
"Why, a tltousandsdolIa,s."
great iroumaster, and Richard 13ur-
bage, the manager of Harrod's
Stores, one of the biggest London res
tail dry goods houses.
TO THE KAISER,
Dance, since yore dancing, William,
Dance up and doon;
Set.to your partners Wiliia
m �I
We'll play the trial
See, make a bow to Paris!
Here's Antwerp toon; '
Off to the Gulf of Riga,
. Back to Verdoon;
Aye, but I'm thinkin', laddie
Ye'll use your sheen!
Dance, since ye're dancing William,
Dance up and doon;
Set' to your partners, 'William- --1�-- -
We'll play the tune!
What? Wail ye stop the piper's?
Nay, 'tie over soon! .
Dance, since ye're dancin; William,
Dance, ye pair loon!
Dance till ye're dizzy, Willeam!
Dance till ye swoon;
Dance till ye're dead, my 'addle, ---
We'll play the tune! •
, So far 'as is known the greatest age
attained by an insect is that reached
by a queen ant which was nearly fif- i
teen years old when it diets_
Many women with disfigured complexions"
never seem to think that they need an occasional l eatn
gganaido as well as outside. Yet neglect of this interna
bathing shows itself in spotty, and sallow complexions --as
well as in dreadful• headaches and biliousness. It's because I
the liver becomes sluggish, and waste matter accumulates
which Nature cannot remove without assistance The best
uu.'.-xr S. a Rm'a*,xara",s,,a=av'
0i(
44, ol
remedremedy is Chtu'nin'.e Stomach �• eacw,.�..:z,wx,ax ams,¢
emednbcrl
at mach andtiveeTablets, which
ethelivertohealthyactivity
rmoveform en t tio, gently oatte the stomach ti"ic" c
1, i
and bowels and torso tl n whole at t
digestive system. Sure, safe and reliable.Take
•
alight and you feel blight and sunny it the a ;.e 2511t .
Chamberlain's today -druggists • r 'to morning. Get
Y ggists 25c, or'by marl from tr
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