j^toailfk
(A
reveftied.)
0acr"t
PEi^ieBieiTY Tl^e
law
absolute
tlTe entire
of
Universe
LAW
1.
The
2.
When
3.
When
4. 5.
How
6.
Whom
birth
liftfrom
oftrtrr
dtmth.
to
for success, prepare
to
when mod for ikitmre, rest for hcAhh,
to toil and when MYoid to overcome or other Hie afreets every whom seek and to
to
to
as
8.
Warnings
9.
In"uence
misfortune, lives, in
avoid
to
marriage
business,
and
Mendship Counsel
7.
LIFE
ALL
periods discovered, /^howing
coune
How
AS
OF
the
and
MATTER
ALL
SBTKALSS
MOW
THE
CONTROL
TO
KNOWN
LONO
and
parents
to patients and and of mvon
children,
physicians,
planetson tides, weather, Hie, and tegetntion, earthquakes protect Hfe and
10,
Warnings that
11,
Plain
12,
days for success Destiny of Nations StHtes, United
13,
Dangers
14,
Personal
15,
in the life of DemoustrHtion NAPOLEON BONAPARTB.
ruLs
of of
Aathor umI
in
Jos.
System
New
the parent 4,6 years
nati
your
property
years, health failure,
or
in
shown
the
,
months
own
and
sickness,
or
hiatorj of
the
eighteen years, experience as examples,
of
Psjchometry, etnd Physiology
Ciaeinnatl,
"nd
to
of the next
Prof.
By
may
Rodes
M.
Buchanan,
Anthropology^, Therapeutic
The
New Bduemtimja, MmmProibMMor of SArcognomy, of Med "/ t cine in the coUegCB and Boston Dfan of the Faculty
instructor York and school of American
Eclecticism
at
ago.
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Ix^LtInoxs
St.
l-PERIODICITY.
Chap. Origin
and
optnions-^ts bcr
the
seven
test
b^
prevalent
in all affairs
division
in nature"
life and
in tbe
of
college colleague. from
retirement
my
College
the in
Cincinnati
at
the
system" doctrine
Eclectic
1856,
nmn*
septimol
a
solar
by ph"sicians"septimal
Periodicity
of
After
number
of
study my
ancient
revealed" discovery now practical application"
oftbe
nature
my
cal Medition atten-
byap apparent periodicity in of nature, in the phenomena and of disease the different influences of week days, months and affairs in the college. and years, my the sixth day of Popular opinion fixed upon of tbe week, some Friday, as unlucky, and sustain that idea, to experiments seemed my attracted
was
which
expressed
was
Genesis, that
day
and
God
rested
therefore
Friday,
the
crucifixion
to
sixth
creative
fatigued
was on
ordered
in the
be
a
day,
day was
the
on
seventh,
the
legend
ot
sixth
which
was
of rest. the
day
of
the
has since been garded reJesus, and as hang-man's day, and used for that wide The spread opinion that Fripurpose. have not day is an inauspicious day, would been so long maintained without dation founsome ot
in nature, to
the
on
some
number
and
thirteen
experience.
the
same
mftst
impression have
been
as
based
I need
gation
of myestimethods my led to the conreasoning which
not
narrate
and
clusionti that have
I
confirmed
been
fullythat
so
doctrine
oflFer my
now
I
in
I public,which for thirty years,
concealed
subject it to decisive tests, practicallyreliable. decisive
make
To been
accustomed
tell him
to
periods of deadly
lives
more
was
law, I have
meeting a stranger and
unfavorable
find him
are
astonished
from
interference causes, as
distress
not
think
or
than
schemes
two
or
out's
less
the failure of the occurred
in
five per cent. That been due to astrological
to
have
may
others
calamity
interferingcause)
some
than
in
fortunate
more
I do
; but
(by
failures
and
periods of
the
marked rule
if it
to
plausible.
looked
Some and
waiting
of his
calamities that
fore hereto-
troubles, the times of sickness, financial loss, disappointments,
the revelation
at
favorable to
have
know
to
first
and life,
offeringthe
of the
tests
upon
of the his
observations
many
warranted
am
the
to
by
readers, which
the
bearing of one life on another, be elevated depressed or destiny may
to
by the influence of others ; besides my incomplete until understanding of the law was in reviewing it I found an oversight. found law which in operation, The I have intimate and which most ing, friends,in testmy have bccosieconvinced by experiencethat 6
it
IS
importance to
of great
law
a
is
easilystated. tal operations proceed measured by the number division
I
dividual
from
expect
to
It is this in
a
seven.
"
be understood, that
all vi-
varying course, \ This septimal I
fin^lH fllFlife of every
in- '
of. age, in the progress history of nations, societies,
youth
to
diseases, in the enterprises,and everything that has progress and decline" in short in all life, for all lifehas^ its periods of birth growth decline and death. I presume laws also, have
inorganic nature as
eleven
%
seen
in
sun
has
\
periodical
spots which
appear
according to periodicities the latest observations; and I know not why animals have their periodiclaws should not as well as man ; (for they have definite periods of gestation,of life and death) ; and the even vegetable kingdom has its regular periods,for
to
the
solar
year
system
and
stellar worlds
have
gular re-
control all life by the periods which and by electricity magnetism, and seasons, there is nothing that escapes these influences, which
all
periodic. The regular periodicityof fever has been a great puzzle to the medical profession. The ferred great anatomist. Prof. Reil of Germany, reit to **some general law of the Universe" which was good philosophy and corresponds with Kepler's ideas. Cullen, Bailly and Roche made some imperfectattempts to explainit, but M. Brachet, a French physiologisttested are
7
experimentallyvery
it
ing
to the
number
Sir Thomas
follows
"Towards
the
midnight,
the
second, half
and
of
in
considerable
heat
in due
and
took
cold
a
bath
till at a
betook time
he
in the river ;
hour
water
he
October
of
month
first occasion
the
an
short
a
the
hour;
bath
periment ex-
nights in succession, in
On
an
D., describes his
Brachet
seven
stay in the
After each bed
for
quarter of
a
able to
end
Saone.
river
M.
:
1822, M.
in the year at
seven.
Watson,
as
adhef-
by successfully
length
full hour
himself
became
at
to
mained re-
the
on
he
was
a
time.
a
warm
affected
with
followed
by copious perspiration, in the midst of which he fell asleep. of the seven At the end days, M. Brachet ceased what to repeat this experiment; but the following his surprise,at findingon was twelve and one o'clock, that nights,between of a true ague fit appeared all the phenomena order
succession
artificial paroxysm he felt quitewell as determined
! As
not
was
during
very
the
this
severe,
day, M. it ; but
interfere with
not
however
and
Brachet to
serve ob-
with result, six times it renewed great regularity. On the seventh night after the
he had towards that
On and
omitted
midnight visit he
fever and
This
shows
baths
the
had
to
a
more
the natural 8
summoned
was
in
"woman
the
overcame no
he
labor."
periodicchill
of it. law
of
periodicre-
of
currcnce
an
j
strong and
repeated imprea*
tion at a specified hour and da j and the alnl* theserenth itJ to terminate evil impressions on marked the eighthand on day which is more ered ninth, so that the ninth day b often consid-
critical. Dr. Watson
this
on
*'we
says,
subject"and
ferers their usual occur,
in the
not
there
when
have
wonders and
the
be
learn
to
in
why
ian quotid-
natural
erening,but
should
mnch
paroxysms in the morning,
least
tendency to
an
increase of febrile action.
septimal law of the explains this by showing is feebler in the morning The
aflernoon.
It
bathing.
Many
in
town
a
the
shows
near
ago years Cleveland
periods of life
two
that
tiie vital force
and
stronger
in the
follyof early* several
men
young
got into
a
cold
fad
of
bathing in the cold river (the Cuyahoga) on robust risingin the morning; which they were their months on enough to keep up for some theory, beginning in the fall without properly all injured in observing its effects. They were health and compelled to give it up. Rain or sun to the bathing is much more congenialespecially old
or
the
very
or
young
constitutions
enjoy of cold water, especially if we conditions by allowing the warm
the
skin;
warm
may
should
water
bathing, as It weakens The
best statement
the
But
feeble.
strong,
moderate
a
imitate water
never
to
use
primitive dry on
be used
in
system. this subjectin my reach,
on
9
nervous
of my
is that G.
Jones, who
the American
able
the colleague,
his excellent
in
says,
Eclectic
late Prof. 1
practiceof
work
on
medicine:
will find in many instances a tendency of the disease at set periods. The return
'*You to
a
laws
periodicityappear to extend beyond the time governing the return of each paroxysm, and to produce a predisposition to a relapse at seven periods of about days. So the that be apprehended on return a may curred same day of the week on which the last ocit categorically, there is a ; or to state tendency to a return on the sf venth,fourteenth, [ twentyfirst,etc. day, from the time of the last chill. Physicians familiar with the disease have this observed tendency, and many have their paadopted the plan of fortifying tients the disease at those particular against times. The have days mentioned long been considered important days." In typhoid fever which comes on slowly and from but have no day to count we insidiously Prof. Jones says the usual time of the premonitory is about six days which is what symptoms indicate. In favorable cases would periodicity in the second the improvement appears or third week beyond which the indications are of
unfavorable.
writers
days,
It
is the
generally that a
or
time
called
unfavorable
a
doctrine fevers
of have
medical
critical
able crisis,promising favor-
results 10
whether
from
causes specific
contagion. The sixth,
from
or
thirteenth, twentieth unfavorable
and
twenty
second
apt toappesu* onthe
are
tions indica-
the favorable
daye,
ing be-
seventh
or
third
day later. But the unfavorable days must be Prof. Jones had a guarded against. When student patient running into typhoid fever bis prompt
twenty-four on
the
on
the sixth.
fifth
While carry on
the
hours
action
he
but
laws
of the
not
up
the disease
in
convalescent allowed to go out was
human
constitution diseases dependent periodicity,
it into
cause
and
day,
be
obey those
must
present causes
if the
broke
treatment
bacterial
we
must
and
causes
study ^e
of bacteria.
"It is always being the great
a grave restorer.
mistake
During
to
of sleep hours sleep digestion almost entirely increased activity such as the three times as on rapidly as
shorten
the
"
its duration
show stops, but other bodily functions of hairs and nails, which growth goes during the waking hours. airbath on However, arising,with friction of one's or a cold water life could but be beneficial,providing we life, not hand, own upon omit it on our Friday days.
2.-PERI0DICITY
Chap.
UNIVERSE.
THE Effect of the moon obserTations"all better
scientific
influence
of
my
celestial
of the
moon
of
farmer's
factt mysterious" is secret published,
laws
why
"
influences
Universal
flesh"
liie and
animal
on
theories
than
THROUGHOUT
bodies.
nant Predomi-
"
tides, vegetation
on
to the planets known skillfnl ancients are profound astrologists who of and Hippocrates Kepler physicians" opinions the moon explanation of planetary influences" a new scientists testimony by ancient governed by seven "influence on testimony of M. Pcrrcy earthquakes" Hcrsclicll" and Sir Pearce quakes earthon John Arago Commander son Morriproduced by the moon in South America in 1853 predicts an earthquake and storms caused explained winds ^Kepler by and moon planets" Medical collegesignorant of testimony of 25 distinguished physimeteorology" cians
life" influence
and
the
"
"
"
"
controls
moon
dangerous and and
"
tides"
cholera
Every
its effect the you
on
word think
flow
of sap
moon
lunatic the
how
the
on
"
that
is such
from
in
moon
days
in
Luna,
find in as
the
diseases to
the
moon.
try the effect of moonlight
on
12
matter
her
ods periand
originate no
a
sevensjy
governs
of
moon
"
weather
critical
are
observers
brain
the
full
years.
influential
moon
and
predicted
the
Close
constitution. of the
on
knows
woman
diseases
on
and
insanity, Hemorrhage
moon
for 3000
of
moon
moon
new
"
earthquakes
periods
The
the
on
known
diseases
of
e"^ts
deaths"
of the
influences
the
to
as
If
importance,a piece
real o^ frcslipoultry,
sleepwith
fellow and
will do
head
mutton
his head
instead the
find it
state
Let
some
in the
go
dull
moonshine The
morning.
who
experiencedfarmers to
well.
as
he feels next
how
see
A JPerhaps
mutton.
or
most
servation by practicalob-
of theories,pay close attention of the moon, because they do
profitableto
If
so.
soon they would give up this the longer they live the more
they did not old idea; but positivethey
are.
will not
believe any understands its cause,
who
He
until he
thinker.
law is
All real science is
a
of nature
low very shalcollection of a
tell can explain. Who why oxygen attacks iron, and why an alkali keeps it off, why sulphuric acid seizes soda, metals. or common potash, lime, ammonia facts constitute knows, but such Nobody ory the grand science of chemistry. I have a thelunar action, but that does not to explain facts that
we
cannot
any
more
must
act
it
make what
we
If I had
develop
to
but as
ten
my to
certain"
fact
is
on.
more
the
thk
years
whole
periods are earthly life,and I own
I would life, try law of periodicity,
of
now can
in their Nadir
only of
tell what
curiosity, until tested by more having held it in reserve observation than thirtyyears by myself,not of making a book, and consequently thinkini^ I
have
observed,
as
a
13
matter
to neglecting
for I
interested
so
was
record many in
factt", interesting the profound philosophy
which the fate of religion, concern all mankind, I had that almost forgotten when a sagacious friend to whom periodicity, and
I gave
the
secret, who
true, insisted that I believe
in the
everything far
as
follow that
it verse, uni-
of the
economy
fixed
have
universe
periods its influence
exerts
its
sphere extends, it must planets of the solar system
as
all the
influential upon the vast
arc
found
be lost.
not
all stellar bodies
as
and
it must in the
that
it and
tested
each
other; and
distances
the
influence
the
starry
of the
each
of
standing notwith-
star
stars,
to
a
duces re-
mum, mini-
of the
Milky way and other celestial constellations,must exert the earth by their aggrea real influence gate upon groups
power.
is so
that
intelligent sons perinfluence the its tides,uprecognize upon on human life; iniieeii vegetation and upon in observers close engaged agriculture are it, positive because they have observed very in agriculturedepends to a that their success The
moon
near
close
observation
Indeed
it is well
sensible extent
upon influence.
moon's
that
the
exerts
moon
upon
all
an
influence
of the known
often
rious inju-
flesh,and upon the heads sleepin the moon-light.
animal
who of persons If any stellar
body
exerts
14
an
influence
upon
the earth, that it
as
must
influence
approaches in the
vary
or
recedes
whole
from
or
us,
cline de-
and
of its orbit ; infer that certain
course
it is reasonable
hence
increase
must
to
in nature in human and life will phenomena with at recur regular periods in accordance of heavenly bodies, just as the movements and winter follow the day and night, summer course
of
of
most
the
them
the
a
ancient
nations
the
of
course
ancient
extensive
The
sun.
have
observations convinced
planets of special influence
that
each
the
and
the solar system have and man upon upon hence the most arose
nature;
most
wonderful
of
all sciences
time to had Astrology. I have never it is a that study the science,but I know science of great profundity and great value in I have to mankind, because always found with conversation intelligent,scientific and honorable derful Astrologers,that they had a woncapacity for revealing the outlines j( life and its probable future. own my I have that very intelligentand also found have tered masphysicians who closelyobservant found it of very great this science,have ease, in the diagnosis and value prognosis of disledge their knowthough they often conceal for fear of the colleges. Hippocrates, called the father of medicine (a very practical physician)insisted that every physicianshould understand reAstrology. Kepler, the most called
15
imarkable
voted deof his age, was a accustomed of Astrology and
Astronomer
student to
his
livingby preparing horoscopes. of many tell you other Astrologer can
earn
Any
eminent
who
men
cultivated
have
this science.
unable to study the science, I have Though logical speculatedupon its philosophy ; for the astrodoctrine, that the time of one's birth the course of events determines throughout possible, imhis liie^ unreasonable seems a priori90 or so
that
planetary
I endeavored
bodies
effect human
may
and life,-
it appears from my investigations that planet has its peculiarcharacter, owing the chemical
to
partly
the
to
A
of life
of the
psychic constitution planet on which the
favorable
are
inhabitants
for
constitution
and
the
how
ascertain
to
every
partly and
mass
its inhabitants.
of
conditions of its
character
ing developed in noble and lovfluence inhave characteristics, a beneficent must lar the earth as it approaches, simiupon has in society, to that which man a good it has not only its physicalattraction,but
its luminous still more
has
and
electric emanations
pervading
and
the
of its psychic
emanations
lite. For
the
pyschic
life of
planet must
a
pervading
The
of those
inhabited
power. who have centuries
must
16
many
millions
have
it
be
a
of souls
through accumulated
calculable in-
a
I believe
lor
and
of Mars
a
what
have
than
the
receive
from
it therefore
I hold
higher spiritual
inhabitants
beneficent
more
inhabitants
the
much
a
consequently are
much we
that
example,
Venus
condition
earth, and
of the
power
unlimited.
is almost
soul
for the
spiritual power,
TEst
of
this
capable of
ing exert-
influence
than
Saturn.
unreasonable
not
to
be^
planetary influences will of human laws reveal occult destiny,and I believe that astrologicalcalculations ally generwith those of periodicity. harmonize of a calamitous me Periodicity assures riod pefor this country, to be developed in the
lieve that
fifteen years of the next century, lar astrologicalcalculations lead to a simi-
first ten and
to
The
conclusion. laws
whichisa
science, as the studies The
bmad
far
to
demanded and
study of Astrol*
extensive
more
valuable
of
periodicity odical knowledge of peri-
student
greatly to his by the additional
add
would
ogy
of
study
a
a
by
and
physician a
universal
complex as
any
of
college. science
of Periodicity,
by myself has not been suspected^ by any author, but a great deal has the periodicity controlled been written upon and a great deal of practical by the moon, As knowledge of this is enjoyed by farmers. discovered
the moon's
periodsof
orbital revolution seven,
it
gives an 17
consists excellent
of four demon-
K
Atration
of
other
many
septimal law, which things beside the moon,
have
authors As
the
to
I have
influence,it has
science
and of the
one
'
father
of
month
has
medical
scientific, making
important Hippocrates,the Greek
parts of meteorology.
;
amply
physicians,whose works many been able to obtain, which are
elaborate, statistical
I
been
by
not
the lunar
which
yet studied.
not
the lunar
illustrated
rules
science
most
said, "the
lunar
such
boOYcr our special power dies,that not only births, but diseases,death have kind of dependence on or a recovery
such
revolution." the
Ptolemy had moon being of to
and
opinion,saying,"the all heavenly bodies the nearest the earth, also dispenses much influence and inanimate, sympathings,animate thize and
same
vary with her." has been a continual
There
succession
of
writers adduce opinions, and modem the confirmatory facts. M. Perrey says **Thc of earthquakes when number the moon is nearest such
she is the earth, is greater than when farthest away. They are also more frequent to
when
the
earth
is in the
likewise .
of the
action
sun
the meridian
than
Arago, the greatest said" that
those
who
the
she is
when
shocks is
mocn
French
the are near
zon. the hori-
near
disbelieved 18
on
moon
direction; and
same
frequentwhen
more
and
scientist ,
the
moon*s
which
doctrine
"ft
has
been
oi the winds.
law
the medical
Yet too
in its
narrow
professionhas always views, and has always
important sciences;which collegecurriculum, such
in the
THE
FROM
of interest
covery
doctor
average
to
every
does
not
not
was
As
to
of the
lected neg-
be
NOSIS DIAG-
startling dis-
a
truthseeker.
The
the
suspect of his
out
been
not
may
"THE
as
EYE,"
of knowledge
amount
it
Dotc's
appliedm
large
reach, because
in his
college lessons. lunar science, he knows
writings of
nothing England
Laycock of and such eminent physicians as Mead, Tesla, Balfour, Ramazinni, Scott, Pearson, Kennedy, ertson, Orton, Allen, Leuret, Moseley, Proctor, RobSmith, De la Lnnde, Toaldo, Howard, and Graves, beside many Quetelet,Pitcaim in
observations
writers
My
attention
was
that
calculous
and
at
the
and
new
also in shall
I to
show
known It
is
a
a
Prot.
called
full moon,
that
former this
to
kidney
diseases and
the
centuries.
by were
learning worse
nervous
tem sys-
condition.
worse
offer
of
of
enough
these
observations
lunar
periodicityought to be to all, and especiallyto all physicians. of the septimal perfect demonstration
law, and
attracted
Egyptians,
the
observation
Greeks
and
of
Jews.
the
cient an-
Galen,
ject physician,discussed the subextenbi\ elyin his writings. The influence
the great Roman
20
of the moOQ
the
that
of
this
inflnenoe
of the
Cullen
showed
Mead
greatest
was
moon
and
perigee.
and
Balfonr, Lind, Scott, Farquhar in the
agree
don the Lon-
lo
1785.
idea.
endorsed
in apogee
shown
was
Journal
Medical fialfonr
ulcers
on
and
fevers
doctrine, that
son Pear-
in Bengal
by the moon, and that not only in fevers, but in dysentery well in convulsions, aggravations etc., as as and
India
controlled
are
ods, frequentlyduring the lunar perii.e. in fifty before and afterthe new hours the and full moon." They say that this was general opinion of the physicians of India. "occur
Dr.
most
that
says
its attacks under
are
that
says
had at
The
black each
days full
lunar
one
the
years
both
for two
paroxysm new
natives
influence,
and
in India
cholera
gentleman had lunar fever, every
for two
moon
He
on
on
**one
intermittent new
in his work
Kennedy
a
and
Mr.
Orton
paroxysm month at
eight
eigners for-
of the
months."
years
ably invari-
moon
trated healthy and unhealthy periods he illusby the following drawing, in which the lines show the unfavorable periods, of which extends three and three-quarter before
and
after
moon.
21
the
new
moon
or
the
one
or
Those
and
the
attacks.
after full
or
eight days brought on other twenty days only
In the
at or
change the
Hence
and These
new
great
India,
fifth
the
on
there
and
full
because
sensitiveness
the effects would
that of not
the be
is
fifteen
no
after
tacks at-
the
gerous dan-
is quitesafe. more
ful power-
climate
developes
nervous
system.
so
exact
climates.
in^more northern
tacks, at-
(seven
are
moon
much
arc
31
attacks.
two
them
between
influences
day
only
were
moon
halfway
lunar
in
middle
all and
or
moon
of the quarter after the critical time) there were
days
But
frequent
most
were
before
days
two
change.
full
of cholera
attacks
The
and
positive Everybody
in the troppowerfully affected by the moon ics, especiallywhere the tides are high" high tides and high fever go together. 22
Mead
speaks tbat
departed
came
come
Brookes
epilepsyshould
be
Dr.
moon.
and
deaths
a
that
day
ments treator
two
a
boy
of
a
eleven
on
for many
years
increased
at
every
full moon.
influence of the
observed shown
says
and
regularly every lull of hysterreported a case
came
Rutter
algia,which The
male fe-
a
young rising tide
given
in
somnambulism
which
years,
new
in
full moon, that is the time attacks as of Breslau Dr. Ebers on. reported of
case
the
with
on
it fell,and
as
for
before
of convulsions
by in at
Dr.
Michael
Orton's
on
moon
Allen
diagram
full moon,
15
at
new
insanity,as
is the for
Deaths
as
cholera, 11 moon,
first quarter, three at last quarter. 11
same
one
at
Observations showed
the
justbefore Sexual
^
are
new
the
is influenced
in India
the exact
the
new
hour
of the
and
died from
five
animals
together
six
or
new
that
at
Dr.
moon
seized
Edinburgh was and fainting,and hour
full
moon.
of
same
the
by
of wild
sexes
found
be
to
apt
time, the full or cairn
moon.
excitement
more
At
in Paris, Saltpetricre lunatics to be quickened
pulse of
the
and
moon,
in the
Prof.
with
Pit-
rhage hemor-
Cockbuni
at
rhage, pulmonary hemorhis patients were
a
of
attacked Dr.
by hemorrhages. Moseley made a list of
from
113
very
old die at the
from
that
it
was
Dr. Robertson
all sorts
of
and
the
castor
at
that
a
says
and
oil nuts
time, but
time"the
nuts
do
cut
not
fuller of sap at the the people gather the
etc., that
sugar-cane
timber
cut
believed
are
Indies
in the West
that
; hence
moon
cluded con-
persons general rule.
vegetables are
full
new
new
of illustrious
records
at
of age, proving that the the full moon, and or
to 1 69 years
the
dying
persons
be
to
at
fuller of oil
then. Smith
says
their maize
crops
for if they
gather
Dr.
be
free of
husk The
that farmers
in Peru
gather
of the moon, increase it will not
in the decrease it in the
moths
three
months,
even
if the
is left out.
observations
of 24
M.
Toaldo
on
the
that
the
five times in
eight.
the
marked
change
the the
coincided
moon
of weather
gener-
weather"
the
to
moon
the earth
effect,for when with
occured
the
perigee the
times
31
the
in 32.
fect powerful efeverything is universallyknown. upon Beside the heat, li^htand magnetism, and / the effects of moonlight, which are like those I of the Roentgen rays, there is the direct effect \ of gravitation. The sun at midnight adds its gravitating power to that of the earth |
That
the
moon
in seven, the full moon the perigee, times seven
in six,and The nearer
more
new
times
the
in
showed
years,
full
the
change
a
six
moon
and
moon
new
ally brought new
for 48
Lombardy
of
weather
and
sun
have
moon
a
t
and
increases
thus
it relieves when
pressionwhich zenith. is also as
the
The
moon
as
of water feet and in some mass
it is in
is so
we
is raised
placesa conjunctionwith
when
twice
as
hurdred the
sun
or
it
strong a
vast
fifteen
feet. When at
the
new
injurious,it adds the depressingeffect of its gravitation to that of the sun, which makes midnight moon,
its effects
five, ten
its
that
nearer
it in tides when
see
de-
a
it rises to
much than
powerful" more sun"
vital burden"
the
are
most
unwholesome it At the full moon to man. sends in the influence of the moon rays which life. As it is are to animal very unfavorable passingfrom one stage to another it produces 25
J
effects
which
vegetation with
on
physicians are with with the syzygieswhcn it works brings on attacks of cholera.
farmers
its effects in
familiar, as
rnises tides in
force which
are
the An
sun
and
attractive
places from certainlyaf*
some
feet high mnst fiftyto a hundred feet everything on the earth. These derstanding; things arc obvious to the dullest unbut all the planets in the solar system have their specialaffects,which are of course periodiclike all planetary movements. magnetism/ They belong to light,electricity, and psychic forces,which and illimitable; are for
it demonstrable
I hold
I
have
ered discov-
experiments that every planethas a peculiarpsychic force different from every the life of other planet and effective upon All of this is governed by exact man. iods, perin mj
and
it
seems
to
the influence of the
be well
moon
and
established
that
planets affects
but the whole only the tides of the ocean of the earth, causing its volcanic forces mass active and bring on to become earthquakes. Plinysays that Anaximander, a Greek astronforetold the earthquakes which mer threw overnot
**
Lacedoemon." There
is
certain
condition
the
planets is believed to produce earthquakes and ^hich twentv enumerates Qr. Goad earthquakes which coincided with that position. In 1881 Mr. Pearce predictedearthquakes when that a
26
of
dajSy if not,
we
may
23(1.but the 27th
Chap.
is
wait a
Tery
to
the 16th
evil
or
even
day.
SYSTEM.
3.-SEPTIMAL
days of the week. described" my years analyzed fifit^ sonal peradvice sixth the to how manage experience" How period to avoid misfortune and reach wisdom. the months of the year are arranged in good and find your evil periods. How to periods by the love table and friendship. Importance of into 1776 on Periodicityand fate of onr country from the 20th onr Washington, public men, century
Septimal system irprescnted by The
first
the
and
"
"
Adams, our
Jefferson,Hamilton, Burr, Calhoun, Douglass, our men hope-nrich Clay. Young men country's another class our savior. danger"
septimal division of time corresponds and is most to the days of the week easily understood by using their names, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday. Sunday is the beginning of the week, Saturday its end. responds Sunday corto the beginningof lifeand the other days to its progress. If lifeis limited within fiftyyears, we have for its first cycle. The a periodof seven sevens first seven years of the beginning of lifeis of and growth uncourse der a period of weakness the protecting influence of parental love. The second or to Monday period or seven fourteen is a period of more active and vigorThe
28
development
oas
under
protecting
same
Tuesday period from is a period of^still fourteen to twenty-one by protection; greater vigor, still assisted and third are the best perihence the second ods. fourth the Wednesday The or period from twenty-one to twenty-eight is a periodof struggle without protection,and consequently and trouble, as well as energy and of care accomplishment. The fifth periodfrom twenty-eightto thirty^ and care five,or Thursday period in which tense is increased, is a period of inresponsibility labor and the sixth or Friday period from thirty-fiveto forty-two is the one in which the exhausting results of struggle and
care
and
misfortune
the
third
the
become
or
apparent
in
laborious
a
life. to forty-two, period from thirty-five its sixth day or year being a period of seven and that is the year in which is the forty-first, cial calamity, disappointment,illhealth and finanif the destiny to appear loss,are most likely determined of the individual is not by his
The
stars
It
as was
fortunate. in my
own
I retired dissatisfied
with
some
experiencethe time when from my collegeposition,
financial embarassment,
some ,
I ever -realized,and only ones Bear losing my life in the Ohio River frozen,by breaking through the ice.
the
29
mies, enecame
when I have
seldom
found
whose
any
forty-first year
was
satisfactoryand free from misfortune. The seventh or Saturday period from fortytwo to ing forty-ninemay experiencethe lingereffects of the sixth, but it is a period ol comparativcrest, and afterthe forty-fifth year excused from men are militaryduty to which they are liable from twenty-one to forty-five. From is a weak period, forty-two to fifty-six fantile Saturday being rest day and Sunday an inperiod,the beginning ol a second cycle, ious auspicappropriate for change with the more all
at
influence a
second
of the first twenty-one years of cycleif the first has been successful.
In
sixth
from 6th
period we friendshipand love period which is the our
best and
of- that
assurance
wife
than
younger
seldom
seek
the
as
we
time
is
generally obtain
men
need
a
possibleaid
all
in
do of
first
our
The
birth.
happy marriage, that by finding a
themselves,
advantage
of
bnt a
women
younger
partner. It is too
late to
find friends our
then.
happier
they years,
wait
They
years,
should
be
which
is
until the evil time
and
younger, a
very
should
found
it is desirable
by
favorable
it is
be
from
7
relation
and in that
to
17
and
equallyfavorable when they are twentyfive to forty-two our senior, in which case be very though they may good friends, we not so apt to enjoy them. are 30
I would
also
friends
better
suggest
that
they
still, left the sphere
they have of physical existence,and much more tent compeadvice. calamities to give us good Many in human have been prevented history would if spiritfriends or guardian angels had been regularlyconsulted, for they have a clearer and more dispassionateview of all things. with ings warnThey frequentlyimpress women which their husbands disregard. If Julius Cesar
when
are
Pontius
and
their wives, it would If
them.
Pilate have
Abraham
had
been
Lincoln
listened
fortunate had
to
for
consulted
he felt the solemn angel guardians when fate by assassination, premonition of his own is no his life might have There been saved. obtain this protecting influence who not one may if they seek it, for millions now are accessible to spiritualimpressions and capable man's others. wife of giving them to Many a listen might be his guardian angel if he would to give my to her impressions. If I were now
his
advice
best
to
advise
would
and would
a
him
honest show
him
friend to
at
get the advice
master
the
in life I
his outset of
a
tific scien-
astrology who path of destiny which of
follow and must already trodden either blindlystumbling or with through life, his eyes open to all dangers. The ruler of the has fixed our Universe pathway and we can
he
walk
has
in it with
eyes
open 31
or
shut.
I
regret
tiiat I did time.
of the science in
learn the value
not
have
It would
saved
serious
from
me
errors.
If
ascended than not
scientist is within
such
no
friends and
you,
be
a
what
knowing
rightly. They
will advise
and
life
honorable
Christ will tried
advised
get
nearer
to
show
and
The
first
if you
pure
"Primitive
in
religion of
il you seek that in life and honored in
memory
lead
you
kind
a
elder brother
is and
good
to
you
celestial wisdom.
you
the
what
advise
not
world, and
the to
our
as
I would
I do
friend if I did
true
your
clearer
and
farther
see
can
reach,
Jesus do
you I have
ity" ChristianHeaven
you
will be
years
is the
progress"
period and
with
fourteen
ol labor
the next
these
natural
the
and
a
friends.
among
accordance
loved be-
death, leaving
fiftyyears of life ought to secure home and familr, a good reputation good friends in a good community. In
was
views
a
and
twenty-one
period of encouraging succeeding years, the
laborious
etc., forty-two, the progress
ending at period of decline and danger; so that we in careful need be particularlyprudent and risks or sixth our heavy period, taking no in our responsibilities forty-first year. be needs Six to being the evil number, guarded against. The sixth year of a child, the thirteenth, twentieth, twenty-seventh^ seven
32
are thirty-fourthand forty-first in regular progression,
the months
But
worst.
bad.
periods of fifty-twodays each, will prove
be the evil
to
example, being run
as
to
as
Months"
own
worse,
important
as
the years. is divided If the year
regarded
be
are
all unfavorable
follows
born
one.
Dec.
into
seven
sixth
the
Taking 11th, my
iod permy
iods per-
:
Sunday" Dec. 11 to Feb. 1. Feb. 1 to March 25. Monday" 1 6. 25 to May Tuesday" March Wednesday" May 16 to July 7. Thursday" July 7 to Aug. 28. Friday" Aug. 28 to Oct. 20. Saturday" Oct. 20 to Dec. 11. been
This, I think, has
verified
through my has been life. October unlucky month, and my I am time at the present realizing as I write,
dangerous effects of vitalitythough no one suspect it from the
will
result
my
is the
Our and
an
fatal, for
be
soon
in
period developed
evil
period upon my would in meeting me I am quite sure appearance.
the
it is
an
evil
which fortnightlyperiodicity
fatal.
most
time
successful
eighty-two
The
latter
and
the
half
sixth
against is
from
is the after
days of
our
year
period
to
the
216th 33
be
first
one
the
is less
hundred
birth
day.
promising, specially guarded the 312th to day.
In the 6th
life, we friends.
periodwhich begins our daylight depend upon the love of parents and 6th period throngh life we So, in onr
that
need
and That who
aid and
shonld
love to assist
friendlylove
seek to have
ship friend-
us.
best from
comes
parents
ourselves. years older than Younger parents are less beneficent,under 14 der parentage and unyears it is an unfavorable are
25
to
42
10 calamitous. BlRTHDATE.
EviL
January 1st, February 1st,
Sept. 18
March
Nov.
Oct.
1st, April1st, May 1st, June 1st, July 1st, August 1st, September 1st, October 1st, November 1st, December 1st,
his
16
being
Jan.
16
Feb.
16
would
to
change the 9th.
and
October
The
evil months
7. 7.
March
9.
one
may
to
easily ascertain his figuresas his Thus
11, the addition
December
Jan.
17 to Feb.
in the month.
advances
to
9.
Dec. 10.
Dec.
periods by advancing
date
to
Nov.
April 9. March 18 to May 9. April 18 to June 9. May 19 to July 9. June 18 to Aug. 9 J July 19 to Sept. 9. Aug. 18 to October 9.
this table
From
19
to
PERIODS.
of
my 10
period from Aug. August 28, October
evil to
in the evil year, 41, 34
are
date
days 18th 19. sure
led
nearly to
of the Union
the destruction
against which been guarded,
of Secession,
the War
had
stitntion
not
by
the Conit
as
was
.
formed
at
unfavorable
an
towards
time.
secession
policyof Stephen
The
assisted
was
Douglass, period,1811
A.
bom
ment move-
by
the
1813,
m
to 1816. country's evil My own period, 1814, is not a favorable one I cannot but antagothis country. toward nize our
and
its character
I could
criticism.
career
have
to
the blood
instead
thousands
hundred
shed
sharpest great sympathy a ready when
was
a
many
the
no
population that politicaldifference arose with
with
tiner to peaceful arbitration, and in blindness
civil
another
is
selfishness
and
of
of submitwhich
now
advancing
ward to-
war.
in 1777, was by that Clay, bom with his country, date in unity or harmony in which he was immensely popular. He with Its rights in the war firmly maintained
Henry
active in England, was by restoring peace in urging internal improvements a treaty, and
and
the
promotion
but
I felt in my. first interview
of
our
infant
ures, manufact-
with
in 1832, that my spiritof progress and mind the American on plane of thought not
in
harmony.
friendliness
Friday
relation and
received
He
but to
when
as
his I
met
36
my
me
period
(37)
I
was
another
with was
not
him his were dial cor-
in
a
tracted, at-
eloquent
who
day reallymy friend,my Frirelation to his birth (40) made me able incaphis of enjoying society. have If onr already found the countrymen patriots that may guard our welfare, it will in our be fortunate coming troubles. They
statesman
be attended
should It is
days
was
that
probable
of 1860
those
now.
in the
bom
will not
1867
to
cherished
and
to
bring a
dark cent benefi-
They will be about 50 years old at our next cataclysm (1909-15). This is not a positivedictum, but a suggestion to born stimulate tween bemen vigilance. Young will probably be our and 1888 1887 influence.
country's best friends. not our
been
devoted
Men
whose
lives have
accumulating wealth are History has not contradicted to
best reliance.
not are opinion of Jesus that such men prepared for the kingdom of Heaven. They are not a beneficent influence,for any comes passion long and successfullyindulged bepredominant. Even if wealth has been obtained considered honorable and by means
the
not
by financial magnet_ to
selfishness. man
could would
The own own
strategem, it becomes hold
in
man
remark
the
a
cial finan-
sphere
of
of
Ingersollthat no five millions,for the five millions him is not contradicted by
hold can experience. There are a few who maintain and their brotherhood large sums with and humanity, but they are very rare 37
extraordinary characters and they are opportunity. Hence
haTC not
miUionaire
retain some may if his wealth qualitiesespecially
The
by Neither
financial
the business
energy world
the
known.
agreeable was
and .
nor
not
not
tained ob-
sharpness.
the church
has
conception of the duties of a rich man, lionaire though Jesus Christ has spoken truly. Milwealth is fatal to a republicand has And the people already dragged us down. do that the land know not on they own which are our they toil. Women country's best friends, educated can save us. women of Jerusalem, followers of Jesus Christ The will make true a they republic when disciples, any
appear.
Oar
PERIODICITY.
4 -NATIONAL
Chap.
Ca^ Calamities fate" past" history and Statesof the United lamities to come." Periodicity of 1812, earthquake and financial distress" Why war eral Fedthe sncccssful" the Reyolntionary Why warwas Critical Constitution has been a partial failure.
country's
times
under
Aaron Jeffersoi^aad
Adams,
entirely a
of
LfOuisiana, not Septimal introduced fate has
more
no
individual
on
the on
mercy
crime or
voice
of
avarice South
above
their
Carolina
thunder
The
of Bankers
of
day Fri-
secession, for nations
resolutions
than in
came
corruption
moral
"
Shall it be reform Speculators. 1910 an alarming time" The
"
the
ruined
Bgypt, Prance dem|f[ogues in vain. Rome,
masters" warn
Nations
storm"
our
by and
The
rolls in 1909.
striking illustration
most
that
law
and
The
chase Pur-
and
.revolution
Jesus
blessing" of the
corrupting
secession
sinners"
the^evilperiods" desolation the
war
Burr"
I
is found
knowy
the
of in the
periodic destiny
of nations. United 1776.
States Its
first
began as a nation to cycle extended
July 4th, 1824.
Its
from 1810 ing Durto 1817. Friday period was that the on period came unsatisfactory with England called the war of 1812, its war last great battle being Jan. 8, 1815. Had the war been prolonged into 1816 it would haTe been much a greater calamity. The end of a war is the gloomiest period, as derangement and 1815
to
distress 1820
was
haTe a
accumulated.
period 39
of great
From
financial
distress.
The
extensive
Madrid
in
changed
the face of
earthquake
which
1811,
in
was
of
this
New
period
extensive
an
region. first 7 years Revolutionary war, 2 months ginning brought Independence at the beof the Monday period, September
In the
and
the
1783, and
before
Federal
new
its close
in
1790
constitution, in
1787
the
came
and
1788
late in the too adopted with great difficulty later adoption period. An earlier or much
have
would
its
been
results
From
1790
fortunate.
more
have
elected Washington was of the Tuesday period. and
been
not
1797,
to
the in He
satisfactory. Tuesday period, the Monday 1792 gave
lost his services in the
we
ly Certain-
up
the office
Friday period
1796. From
1797
occurred
to
1804, the Wednesday
the contest
of Adams
and
arisingfrom his alien and
the Federalism
sedition
laws
and the dangerous whisky insurrection of Jeffersonand Burr in 1801, contests in which we narrowly escaped the triumph of Burr over Jefferson. The Wednesday period the whole and 1798 was on unpleasant with France, and was a period of contest died in 1799, but on the other Washington hand Jeffersonpurchased Louisiana in 1806. It was a grand purchase for the United States, but in an unlucky year, and it resulted in the Civil War of secession,arisingfrom con-
with
the
period,
40
the
regulation of this territory. re-elected in 1805, leaving office Jefferson was in 1809, an unfavorable Friday period. Thus the Washington Friday period took away in 1809, succeeded and JefiFerson.Madison of the Thursday period (1804 the fifth year entitled to expect an to 1811) therefore itnfavorable more fullyverified reign which was tests
over
fi-om 1811
to
the
1817"
in which
seven
the
year Friday period, and the war with
Embargo ish England made an unhappy time, and the Britto Washington. came army The Friday period of the second cycle(1825 from 1860 to to 1867, and 1874) extended hostile
after the
began by the
in 1861.
1861,
in
which
extend
The
The
attack the
union
excitement war
Fort
on
midst
of
troops
began Sumpter, April 12, the Friday months, 21
called
were
war
of secession
March
from
the
of 1860
to
May
for
April 15,
12.
March 21 to May 3rd 82,000. May 12 is uniformly an unlucky time for the United States, most frequentlyby corrupt of whkh and absurd congressional legislation,
75,000, and
a
great deal The
time comes
first week for the in
is certain
more
of
United
March
patronage
runs
is the
May
States.
4th, and
jobbery, intrigue and riot
ably illustrated by
follow.
to
A
possible
worst new
the
President carnival
of
boodle, in dispensing for two evil months,
President 41
Geveland
when
he
the Democratic botiglit will soon begin again. The
of
secession
party, and the game
passed oy the Southern in. the Thursday and states Friday months. In the Friday period,March 21 to May 12, by VirginiaApril 25, Arkansas May Carolina essee after May 20, Tenn6, North soon June 8. In the Thursday period,January 27 to March 21 and nineteen days of Wednesday by MississippiJanuary 8, by Florida January 10, and Alabama January 11,- Georgia January 19, Louisiana January 26 and Texas sion February 1. The entire secesacts
was
were
in the unfavorable
period excepting South
latter half of the
Carolina, December Carolina tion put into ac-
28, 1860, which South April12, 1861. Counting from December ing 1860, the secession rebellion then begun, lastand four to five months, ending five years in its fatal sixth period,leavingdesolation and was misery where it had ruled. Desolation had of the Nadir reached we complete when our are destiny and we going to the same ^blind as bats to our destiny. placenow At the end of its seven period 1867, year the process of recovery began painfullyin weakness through the South, while the North became the hot-bed of the political corruption of the Friday period (1866) so fearfully trayed porby Mr. Lincoln in one of his letters,the of which will probably develop consequences "
42
not yet restored, rency lost, their autonomy the ignorant blacks coming into controlling
positions. entire
The the
destruction
currency,
calamities
financial
of
greatest
their
of
was
traction greatly aggravated by the subsequent conprompted by the bankers, about five there hundred millions being destroyed, when
should
have
replace the was
as
We
may
been
an
issue of $500,000,000
loss of their
entire
disastrous therefore
time North
was
year
loaded
of war. year that the worst
rightly say
1866, the of the nation, the South
Friday
This
money.
another
as
calamitous
most
ruined, and
debt, with demoralization
with
down
to
a
the vast
the pension list, and duced proa^d the cormorant impulses of by war knavish speculators,fostered by four years of which ing is workopportunity, a demoralization result today, and giviagus its natural out nal the sure promise of another period "f natiodisaster 1861 to equal to that from 1865. The for
no
follow
sword nation
of can
universal
justicehangs
fear.
From
calamities
selfishness,and
corresponding period off all prophetic minds with
the
escape
of
1867
as
that
the second
calamity is not far are looking forward
to
1874
period, in which the evil from the Friday period were 44
heads,
our
over
was
our
urday Sat-
effects resulting
continued,
and
the
in
Friday
trouble
legislationand Senator
must
Our
Booth
ask
any reform until revolution
cyclereaches Friday period
in 1874 if
or
if it
were
oppression
comes.
from
next
its
and
by unprincipled made corporate greed, which
have
on
go
nancial fi-
caused
was
Newton
possibleto
additional
1873,
year,
1874 from
comes
1923,
to
1909
to
1916.
As
within brought war 1860 brought war inauspicious month
1811
July in a year, April 19th, and for its inaug15th, an uration, we expect if those precedents maj will bring civil war, followed that 1910 are of it, and at least bring us to the brink as or time to the unfavorable spring is the most country, especially the inauguration of a that our third 4th, it seems president,March president after McKinley will be in as perilous position as Lincoln, either unable to rule at all or only ruling at the head of a faction. And
a
war
is not
a
of classes
imagined. and land
will find himself
the second
This
with action
The
one
in
of sections
war
the most wealth
disturb
terrible that
that
throwing
the
has
been
and
can
be
filled the the
other course
of
but
us
lated, accumu-
has
whole
millions out 45
storm.
a
before
by its accumulation sufferingand poverty, of corporations, and
that
year,
ing grindnations combiof industry,
employment
feelingof
must
rouse
minds
of victims
a
if
their oppressors. The truth must that
conscience
no
anything hoard
millions
up
domineering power suffering"that no the
divine
Jesus
was
would
not
criminal
law
of
under
dawn has
man
and
no
for
a
right has
riotous
who
are
to
opolize mon-
right to luxury, and a
his fellow has
tlie
the human
on
man
while
men
are
right to ignore brotherhood, and therefore man
right when enter
discover
they can
in time
in
irengeance
he
a
said
the
heaven, for the rich divine
law
as
go unrelieved social system of
to suffering
long and
rich man as
man
is
a
lows he al-
long as he enforces a petition strugglingcomfortified by monopoly which compels while the people'sland, the people'5 suffering, and roads the people'smoney are lized. monopoHis
as
palaces and his lordlybanquets in sight of human suicide suffering, despair and his disowned timony brothers, will rise in tesamong against him, and a social order will be established that will forbid the uprising millionaires and perpetuation of avaricious son to corrupt societyand teach a perpetual lesot swinish selfishness,while corrupting into despotism that should the government universal prosperity. stand for freedom and It is only a repetitionof history" the same drama of wealth corruption and ruin shown 46
in
Rome
masses
and
Egypt" the slavery predictingtl^ destruction of
aricious
classes
did in South heeds
as
it did in Greece
Carolina, but
of
the
the
and
aT-
as
it
wealth
besotted
is more warning. The white man rebellious and revengefulthan the black slave. Our good periods end with the century. The clouds rolls gather in 1902 and the thunder in 1909 to introduce the storm. It is a happy that I shall not be here to thought to me the coming Friday period. The witness tional nahas demoralization so already gone far that the philanthropist will not be listened crime to and to its punishmust ment. go on My lifeis utterlyforeignto the present no
system,
Chaf.
and
5-THE
APPLIED
it will be
of
laws TO
THE
HOURS
feeble" Noon hotirt Moming after six" Yoan? droops
another
Wlien
and
relief to leave
honrs
the
it.
PERIODICITY. OF
hours weak
THE
DAY.
strong mnst
after 11 p. m." Rest effects of work before sunrise" I law of lift now discovered
eariy" Evfl Ruinous
a
"
^Nature
go to bed till sunrise" But
there
is
twenty-four hours of the day arc divided into seven equal parts, each will be three hours and three-sevenths,equal to three hours twenty-five and five-sevenths minutes, counting it 3 hours, 26 minutes, and begiii47
the day on at 6 a. m., the an iiittg average snocessiTe periods will be as follows: Sunday" 6 to 9:26. 9:26 to 12:52. Monday" Tuesday" 12:52 to 4:18. Wednesday" 4:18 to 7:44. Thursday- 7:44 to 11:10. Friday" 11:10 to 2:36, Saturday" 2:36 to 6. The morning or Sunday hour of youthful freshness and ment, preparation,laying in nourish.
and the
not
The
freedom
active cf
hour
hours
Monday
and
achievement
vigor
the hours the best
success,
The
hours. are
the work
consummate
Thursday
still less favorable
pause. The should
Friday
hours
be invaded
never
withdraws
her
hours
may
are
hours
best
seven
of
night work demand finally
the time of rest
by
resources;
on
carry
of the
and
are
ment. achieve-
good as Monday; fatigue begins is a
great deal less favorable, but and
but
of energy, part of the
afternoon
Tuesday or also, but not as Wednesday, when
and
the best
or
are
The
day. good
of movement,
labor.
which
Nature
malaria
a
then
trates concen-
earth; criminals, burglars and in crime, and assasins are tempted to engage of dayhght and the protectivepower society near
is gone.
the
The
sun
beneath 48
the earth
has
a
de-
match
his
elevating power it giyes no and if the moon at noon, appears for it ha^ no vital force to give. The Saturday life, ful resthours after three, bring on a more until daylight; the dews condition or freshness frosts of the night are giving some of the body have The secretions to the air. purifiedthe blood, and the supply of oxygen is increased, and the excreta in the blood are ready for discharge which should be attended The to. body and brain realize restoration and preparation for activity. tion condiThis corresponds to the ante-natal birth sunrise before as corresponds to
pressing
birth.
power
The and
to
condition
growing.
of
This
the is
infant
the time
is
that
rest is like the ante-natal g^row and our rise in the morning a little taller We
when
we
laid down
at
ished nourwe
rest.
than
night. sustained
by the life and love and the Saturday rest mother's verse; before day is sustained by the spiritof the uniin our that is the time when passivcall things being tranquil,our spirit ncss, with friends are able to come blessings,or vivid as day approaches; with visions more and morning dreams visions are apt to be or The Friday true or symbolical of the truth. period forbids action, and invites us to rely of the universe, just as the the oversoul on and reforty-first year invites us to caution The
ante-natal
rest
49
is
instead
Eoseof our
of action
and
risk.
The
six o'clock
rising after
people's constitutions
an
when
body should
neither, brain
this I have
taxed;
way
debilitated. should
nor
their
strength
is not
would
diminish
their
selves their This
years, should
child
who the
exhaust
destructive is peculiarly in their should
Sundov
robust
is somewhat
sunrise
shorten
system.
nervous
children, who, first
in any rest.
breakfast
labor;
them-
to
taxed
enjoy the morning before
rouse
period, the
be
not
through
are
heavily then, for fullydeveloped and it energy through the day
long before
for labor
go to work children to work
who
laborers
and
lives and
being
feebleness,
themselves
tax
Farmers
of
be in any realized when
often
those
Even
not
hour
is
Sunday to^iany
to
rouse
like
its mother.
way, For one
is-like before
taxing
seven
the
but to
putting day for unborn
It is
taxing the constitution before itiscompletelyrenovated. brain exhaustion of lunacy and The amount farmers is due largely to their early among imposiug early rising on their rising, and children. Our writers on hygiene should deavor enthis extensivelyknown. to make child labor in factories. forbids Humanity It
should
forbid
all labor
between
ten
at
Indeed seven night and six in the morning. is an early hour for the factory bell; half-past or eight would.be better; from eight to 9even 60
Chap.
S.-VITAL
COMPARED.
PERIODS THE
LIGHT
OF
THE
of
begianings
The a
and
A
"
dates,
two
Nero's
mother"
Hypocritical
Critical
Period vernal
of
the
Controlling in
superstition
Dangers Friday time
of
birth"
at
Suppers
Beginnino
The The
weaning"
at
and
time
rymen dai-
and
work
"
unknown-
one
creative
process-
ignorance-
of
life dates
and
"
life
evening
Friday
com-
periods
law mysterious advice Birthday in 40th
breakfasts
Life."
of
the
favor
dates
fails"
Critical iiestation-
eqmnox"
"
morning of, importance
ritalitv
Wnen
laborers
old
for
Afternoon
life and
posterity"Birth
to
life dates"
Our
"
year" Birth
of "
"
The
dates.
first
trance en-
pressive imgives us the most lesson in periodicity,though we are to learn it,and no one has profited
into
by
Table
children
of
Management
Legislators"
Doty pared-
Farm
hare
we
Precautions
"
"
ni|^htwork"
and
work
sickness
hygienic discoTcry-
"
The
Dajr and
year
explained
life" When
of
periods
first
The
periods"
constitutions
weak
why"
LIFE.
OF
critical
are
OF
LIGHT
THE
AND
SOURCES
and
weakness
Morning
too
liie
critioU
two
strength men
SOUL
AS
battle--Stroag
Tbe
The
THE
SUN
NAL EXTER-
AND
PERIODS
this world
joung the lesson.
conception, and this first ter life comes of our to its Friday period afyear its into birth. first year Dividing our "even periods after conception, the sixth or Friday period begins at the 260th day, when Our
life begins at
52
our
mother
is
preparing to
throw
off into
ns
dangers of the outside world, for the period ^df gestationis usually 270 days^(or 280) which Friday period and brings us into our the longer the birth is postponed, the farther into the Friday period,and the it advances us the mother to more dangerous it becomes the child for she sympathizes with her and offspringin the Friday period. It is a critical to pray period and the church is accustomed in child-bed. for the safety of women In this lose the protection and critical,^ period we mother's of the nourishment constitution, forth into serious dangers" immediate and cast are ally perilof health and life which we usumanifest The act of by the cry of alarm. the
birth not
has
exposed calamities, and
avoid
the
safety,but is the
most
the
if
accidents
many earlier
it
begins
Friday period, the better for the evil days must be realized. tragical period of our whole
for unless half
six years.
period
the
Starting of
first six weeks
born
in the
are
die in the
unfavorable
to our
It istence, ex-
orable, fav-
first day Fri-
first year of existence, we life of exposure in its Sunday
our
our upon period of exterior
ol
circumstances
children
the
enter
month
to
us
our
day weakness, and in the Frithe complete life. Hence
of the infant
are
period,being all in the Friday This historyshows that we 53
a
very
critical
month. have
two
per-
iods
calculate, the
life
9 period, which is months longer,as it begins that much earlier, and the day period, which at commences to
birth.
As
the consequences
of these
two
iods per-
extend
portant through life, they give us an imlesson. the originallife force When IS abilityat particular strong, it gives us times which differ from the day force, and when it is feeble we must depend on the day fail when
force and The
first 3H
that
hours
fails.
of the
morning
have
strength for the day life and less spiritlifeor vitality. Nothing great at
this time, and and
ultimatelydestructive. fortnightlyFriday, when
in their
lost
its power, After
retire to
which
to
an
me
Anyone and
may
vital
comparison strve
life has
they
noon. fore-
should
with
their
comfortably warm ventithoroughly lated.
a
be
effect
seen
or
of
heard
any
by hygienists,practicalmen and
in
men
morning labor important hygienicdiscovery,
never
writers
day
commune
in
must
detrimental
for I have
it
God
and
is done
little in the
do
and
for the
is exhausting Old
light breakfast
their couch
apartment, The
should a
spiritfriends
seems
all great exertion
tle lit-
or
allusion to ous miscellane-
yet the facts are patent. tion exhausobserve the premature laborers
in
people of the city who The rapid exhaustion
ob-
dullness
with
later hours.
54
of
farm
of
life in horses
of tlie street
still
fact, and
of
that
wagons
daylightto is
There the
farmers'
and
the
is the
fore be-
ing. morn-
early,
start
that
carriage horses
and
of
between
too
that
horses
long
in the
contrast
hausted ex-
drivers
labors
customers
great
work
saddle
their
start
familiar
a
and
horses
serve
a
is
remarkable
more
condition milk
cars
serve ob-
later hours. up
breakfast school
No
The
children
early to study before or immediately after is an iniquity. should begin before nine o'clock.
Calling
of this
maximum
unnatural
a
great deal of night service of policemen, and
servants
is
which
in the
of monasteries.
hours
is
There
follyis reached
railroad
employes
highlyinjurious. in the
exertion
Strenuous
afternoon
hours
of strong vital temperament, for it is their best time" and they are
is well borne
vigorous
those
till twelve
in the late
are
Legislativebodies the
forenoon
night We
p.
greatest mental
The men
by
or
may
morning as
and
do
m.
peformances afternoon well
continue
of strong
and
to
meet
until
10
evening. at or
10
in
11
at
later.
speak
of the two
life and
sources
of life as
evening life. They follows,beginning: 55
run
gether to-
Ll^fi.
liORNINC
6
A.
M.
EVBNINO
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday,
"
9:26"
12:52"
UFS.
Friday. Saturday. Sunday.
Constitutions
strong in the life power, nine months before birth, as their
from
important period. Their favorable to longevity. Constitutions
with
native
birth and
with
the
feeble endowment
a
the
animals
work.
or
9
11:30 life not
from
to
work
with
12
study
sunrise
or
upon our
9:30
1
to
p.
absolute
from
rest
their
1
to a
p.
one
p.
m,
vigorous
but
from
1
prolongation in good m. night They endure
ease.
PERIODS
Studies based
early as for night
unfit
vital class date
8, with
to
vigor
VITAL
declines
3.
to
highly
M.
have
must
The
p.
date
till six moderately maintained They should retire not later than
and
M.
and
force
is from
best energy
of force
sun
retire
is
is
seven. p.
Their
they should They are
do.
Their
which
M.,
sunrise.
and
sun
most
strength
spiritor life must relychieflyon the of the day, food, air and sunshine, from
date
AND
of human our
EXTKSNAL
lifeheretofore
birth.
relations
to
From
coming
56
PARED. COM-
PERIODS
have
that years,
date
been we
coming
months into
and
the
another
dajs. But lookingdeeper perceived tkat there was
coming
subject I and
a
influential
very
date.
Life began begin life in birth. nine months earlier,by conception,and those nine months decisive. are They are the most when the foundation important portion of our life, of our destiny is laid, and astrology be an incomplete science until it takes must cognizance of conception as well as birth. science is a very imperfect And humanitarian sort of sanctimonious quackery as long as it. neglectsthe prenatal life which determines the fate of coming generationsby the impressions We
do
not
made. if
and
in to
are
our
permanent
flatute
evil
mipressions they a wretched turies cendestiny,which the higher world, may be able not
they give us
may
These are
very
overcome.
of Nero
(Agrippina)was a sorter of the monster Caligula, endowed emperor the evil impress with a similar nature, and in her offspringwas she made rewarded by who is probson by her own ably being murdered still in the dark regions provided for world. criminals in the spirit control To the creation of humanity is a But philanthropy beyond all others. they The
who
mother
lead in such
by
a
reform
all the combined
which
hides
itself 57
are
liable to be
sailed as-
otry ignorance and bigunder a hypocritical
and seeks to pretended Christianity, persecute all who bring the discussion of such subjectsbefore the people who are interested instead oi having it confined to the medical it is a question of proprofession,to whom fessional of
mask
business.
presentlyhow to perform posterity and insure children
I will show
duty may now
to
rise up and I must show birth
and
our
our
time.
of
use
with
months
depend on air,food have to our earthlylife,.and destinyfrom sun dates. It is more important to may
be
to
well
us
carry
to
for
bom,
the loftiest
conception our doom Both conception and
evil
dates, and our
both
destiny and
upon
we
than
who
call you blessed; but just how the dates of conception bear
the proper haye nine
upon We
youj-
should
life periods and
mother,
our
sunshine
and
fore befor
ourearthly
count
be well
conceived
that
conception destiny and if an
is sealed. birth
give
critical
be studied
to
policyin
years
mine deter-
and
months. As
conception is usuallynine months
earliei*
perceivethat one is bom who on probably January 1st was conceived April 1st in the preceding year. The of conception therefore month comes, earlier, three months though nine months than
birth
later
in
the
the
same
reader
will
year 58
than
the
month
of
lifewhich
tenor
end
of the 5th
From
the 260th
or
the
any
the
constitution
longer.
We
are
is unable thrust
the better"
sooner
before
sooner
Parturition
the
daj period and last 52 days. to the 270th day is usually our Friday trouble, as the
beginning of
maternal
begin at
may
even
Friday
should
out
if
it is
never
be
we a
260th
to
shelter
us
in distress cornea
"
little
little better.
delayed" for
the
and it is for mother longer delayed the worse child; anything beyond ten days is evil and a gerous delay from the 260th to the 300th day is danand The "04th day probably fatal. would, according to the periodiclaw, be the most
disastrous
Hence
period.
the external
life beginsifi distress and
weakness, as it begins in the Friday time o" vitality (though it is reallythe indispensable influence of a new life by oxygen) a large number That of birth. dying in the first month serious danger more Friday time is a much "
than
a
battlefield
or
most
attacks
of fever h
rightlytreated. The
exterior
lifeis then
at
its
beginning
or
at Sunday period,a period of great weakness first,handicapped by the sudden loss of support Thus from maternal haustion vitality. great exis precipitated great weakness upon and nothing but the tenderest care keeps half the infants alive through the first five years. through life at Why this should reappear
60
the
fullyexplain is
there
of tte montk,
day
same
a
present, but
at
law
common
fever
Hay and
many
liable to
are
catmot
know
we
that
ease. periodicityin disturns punctual in its re-
is very other constitutional All
recurrence.
recognize the
is to
of
science
law
as
a
fact"
we a
tions affecdo
can
fact
that
all worlds. governs life gets through its Friday internal The period and Saturday period in 104 days and in the third dawn
to
had In
been
where
months
time internal
or
to
comes
the
day Fri-
life,while
the
days,
260
even
the external
life has
gained substantial strength periods,Monday, Tuesday and
its best
This
Wednesday. infant
critical
must
breast
learn To
to
when must
rely on
the cease
other
support and
food
"
continue
nursing longer than nine months is to overtax the mother, especiallyif she has any labor, and by sympathy injure the child. Neither gestationnor into the Friday period with run nursing can law impunity. The nine month or Friday law must be obeyed. a
We
may
drops
us
weans
does
change.
time
is the
the mother's
from
the
begins Sunday, intelligence only rest and growth
or
observed.
nine
from
month
infer that and
us
it
come
at
the
our cause
at
first when
our
second is
regularlyat 61
mother
Friday period she sufficient, but why that
time ?
Sunday birtk anniyersaries with Friday anniYersaries the loss
from
periods are and
rest
of
mother.
of exhaustioo
Hence
birth
our
auspicious,but requirecare, should birthdays protection,and not
with
celebrated
be
ated be associ-
must
extravagance be pleasant, social occasions, to but should of friendship and receive marks aflFection, never
any
and revelry, or exposure avoiding drunken catching cold. tered Like other unlucky times it should be shelby all possibleprudence and friendship. for the vital It is no time for bold enterprises, force is not well sustained, according to periodic law.
period of gestationor intra-uterine life from the maternal period of benevolence
The
is
a
the foundation
constitution, in which is laid.
The
elephant
has
of
almost
gevity lontwo
years of suckling infancy and his constitution is so built up that lived in longevity. Short he even exceeds man years
of
animals
gestationand
have
short
two
periodsof gestation
like the very prolific, is not.
are
It is with which at
the
human are
life as
rabbit, which with
in their most
62
the elephant
human
prises, enter-
delicate
beginnings,and probably but of periodicity, laws human tested. I have not practically this republic the human to
their
and
stage follow
may
that Yet
question erence in ref-
law
has
been
and
20th
will
be
again
verified
early in tbt
century.
The vital
practicalinference periodicityis that careful
of life
of
we
health
our
the
study
should
be
from
in
the 40th
of tremely ex-
year
forty-firstfor it is the after conception and in the third forty-first months the Friday period and fourth after of the year" that is" beginning three months ing later,and lasting 52 days" the worst day beabout the beginning of the 134th from Friday time of our external life. Thus our at the three Friday vital deficiencyreappears later than the Friday time of our months ternal extor relations or sun periods and runs 52 days. Having arrived at this conclusion by periodicity for myself I learned that it was firmed conthus periodicity by astrology and and dition conastrology put me in an unfavoraWe in IXecember and 1896-7, January I am which now verifyingin great debility but taking great care. the Sunday Thus as period of day life,which with me commences Dec. 11, is handicapped by the arrival at the time of the Friday period of internal same life" it must ing requireespecialcaution in avoidor heavy taxation. exposure as
well
as
the
"
"
The months
reader
will understand
difference between
that exterior
periods correspond nearly
to
the
three
and
ior inter-
two
8C|^
timal
periods of the year, which enables the first day of the vital Friday to correspond to the first exterior Sunday and its last to reach the exterior Monday. Another and are
valuable
inference
the vernal
critical
lassitude
equinox periods like
of
is that
sunrise
or our
birth
sunrise
of the
year
days.
The
the vernal
equinox is sometimes jocoselycalled the spring fever,and suggests the idea of taking a short fast to help the constitution.
great hygienic importance
I attach
to
the
suggestion of protecting our early morning hours. As the evening and afternoon periods, lation dating from the originof life have a closer reto vitalityand longevity,they deserve more
may
attention say
that and
night work.
in
that
respect.
early morning ultimatelymore I do
believe
not
work
Hence
is
more
we hausting ex-
injurious than that
indoor
cupations oc-
midnight or later are so unfavorable to fifeas occupations that begin before sunrise. Night occupations require the influences which "exclusion of outside depend of the sun the course and on early morning be protected from the occupations should earlymorningfogs and malaria and especially should from earlymorning hunger. Breakfast of fruits consist or coarse vegetables and exhaustion breakfast bread. before Hungry in some be opposed by the custom counmav running
to
64
tries of
having tea at six and a supper at nine. A similar object is attained stantial by having a subdinner quite late, from five to nine. The tendency of the fashion has been to make the dinner of
and
more
twelve
hours
between
nourishment
morning
late.
more
interval
An
the
evening
and
is too
long.* In the Friday period of long life, 70 to 84, (especially82-83) there is a partial protection in the fact that
the
vital period
Wednesday
is present. It
also
mrmths
of
the
year
months.
The to
more
at
in the
the
nine
but
beginning of
unfavorable
in
period is
nine months
appear
41st
vital
in reference to health
day period, not
the
Hence as
may
the
as
earlier that
evil time in the
follows
Friday months
months
year
its
of
day
beginning of
the
year
and to
be
may
as
relations
external
earlier.
months
respects
Friday
the
earlier than
the 41st
some
nine
Friday life
the
late re-
day Fri-
persona]
conditions.
would *We advise everybody the two meal to cultivate plan a day "breakfast and dinner about 9 A. M. ever at 5 to 6 P. M. giving, whenit is possible, preference to a meatless diet, consisting of unf ired fruits and vegetables, according with good coarse to the bread; season, than such food is more nourishing; it gives strength as its vitality has been destroyed by cooking. not "
65
FORTNIGHTLY
7-THE
Chap
OP liYCt
Long
require mle
short
a
progress,
but
The
scale
a
long tnnmal period" 80
to
The
82"
experience" our
Any 41st
best
a
in
99
When
"
The
winter
long
scale
Lessons
from
do
not
improvement
real
earthly after
begins" The
77"
corresponds of
and
affairs^
external
decline
tables
tbe
suppress
The
lon^ to
ao-
crisis
nmyersal
mortality"
Death
friend.
failure year,
cycle
decline to
but
rule
longer
Second
"
LIFE.
LONG
A
PERIODS
to
which
realize
some
rarely
adversity in
occurs"
may
have
the an
explanation aside from interference of others referringto distant or astrological reasons forced on in attention periods. It was my A. and ascribed the of Judge to the case which him strength of his constitution gave tiny a long life. This led me to consider the deswho of those two cycles. If we occupy ing the septimal division of a life attainconsider dred two cyclesa life of ninety-eightor a hunit leads to an important principle years, which overlooked, supposing at first I had be an the second improvement on cyclewould is an the first,as improvement on Monday Sunday, and if the second cycle leads to the fest, higher world the great improvement is maniof earth extension but if it is merely an the entire life as it requiresus to consider life, 66
to seventy being the autumnal Thursday or fifty-six the period compared to a year, when harvest be gathered, and should nature as has no'new achievements or growths we can
but
hold
it.
At
to
on
and
harvest
our
take
of
care
seventy the cool
period or Friday eighty-four" nature
gins, be-
no extending to of life is forces" the sun longer builds up new withdrawing from us, passing the autumnal The equinox. fieryardor of youth is gone. The energiesexhausted by any labor have no
winter
foundation
to
approaching
comes oppressive to the old but beclines. spiritualas earthly vitalitydeof vitality be proremnant must tected
more
Our or
it will
precedesthe a
upon
the
"
cold
is
my^ condition are
draw
be
soon
exhausted"
The
now.
external
decline
decline,and
of
is
each
vitality
birth
dates
critical time.
Friday period,70 to 84, brings its sixth crisis from eightyto eighty-two as eighty-two is the seventh to eighty-four or Saturday end, for in the long life calculation we go by fourThe
Hence
teens.
my
in my
own
case,
Friday period,seventy in 1884
in my
to
1898
and
and
days prior to
four Dec.
"
of
comes
not
hence
a
to
its crisis in the
As
long life,the fifty-two but from
104
11th, 1896, would 68
in 1814,
rives eighty-four,ar-
present, eighty-secondyear.
fortnightlycalculation be timal periods would hundred
to
bom
to
be
sepone
208 my
extend from period, which would May I have to Aug. 29, which fullyverified. It dark a ent period of financial trouble, incipiparalysisand a little discord, and I realized life devotedf.to scienlittle sympathy tific a
worst
20 was
how
truth world
and
receives
how
from
desirable
the a
mankind
of this
home
higher
has
become. I may
have
urday pass through this crisis into the Satend of the fourteen period, but I year
day expectation of completing the Saturperiod, as the Friday period has nearly no
exhausted
me,
unless
my
reinforcement
from
should be truly marvelous. higher world I realize daily that sustaining me, they are when and their responsive sounds I lie down, I write or think anything that when or ially specof guardianship. me pleases them assures that too that writing this little They tell me book was a wise undertaking, as it is not too life. The far from common Saturday end, the
1896
the
to
1898,
summer,
has
its favorable
which
sustain
may
vital
time
in
through
me
the year.
Certainly this fortnightly view of a double cycle or fullydeveloped life corresponds with few the usual experience of mankind very have much Neither marck Bisafter eighty. energy Gladstone their country^s leaders. or are "
Life
is in its most
critical 69
time
at
birth
but
improTes
ten
have
a
years
The
prospect
and
Northampton The from
and
mean
the a
those
better
fourteen
and
that
much
just bom. ten
so
seven
years table.
of
half years,
a
little over
table the
by
seventy years officer
twenty
increased
Carlisle
months
of life at
duration
reports
the
those
than
of life has
by
lived to
have
prospect
month
one
who
the
is
eight
first half
of
Friday period. At eighty it is four and beyond three-quarters years, a few months the end of the Friday period. At ninety it is third. and Thus two at the begina ning years of our Friday period we may expect to realize seventeen twenth-eighths of the period, if live but ten we longer may years reach the end of it. In the decimal periods, from ten years onward, the viabilityor prospect of life decreases with some regularity. Thus if at the age of ten there is a probability of living fiftyyears longer, at the age of should we expect only forty-two twenty force or The more. reserve possible years at as longevity, which twenty is estimated good for forty-two years, declines so that at the beginning of the Friday period,at the of seventy, the viability is only eight age and a half" thus life continually declines years from its first full development. It rises to its in the first three periods,which maximum are the
the
most
favorable
of 70
all,and
declines
until
it is exhausted. those a
who
much
who
attained
have
history of has
man
progress
in wisdom,
advanced
as
to
the
eternal
an
it is
cycle,though a
an
survived.
not
is the
life. But
is
that
shows
age had greater original vitalitythan those
have
Such
the table
But
a
periods of earth life,and
ond sec-
to
the earth
life" an
increase
decline
his eternal
the
as
in the
development of his soul, in the control of his passions,and if he has lived rightly,in the maturity of his happiness. He then be ready to depart at the end of should his century some
The
to
the
grand work angel of death
better for
life unless
humanity
to
has
complete.
is his best friend.
7t
he
Chap. LIFE
Periodicity Earthly
is
evolution,
ruled
from
of
above
possibility" spirit and the Heaven
to a progress life help the
from
away
is not
New
"
or
^misfortunes
snatched
are
INFLUENCES.
PARENTAL
AND
snatched
sun comes
earth
as
"
of and
stmset
recedes
"
Great
"
sources
and
career-
life" We
life
away
and
Sunrise
higher higher
mismanaged
a
aspects "
IMMORTAL
OP
8-PERIODICITY
life
A
life
life,
a
the
nox equi-
the
life year
Barth
period" Life at lifethe equator" The calendar sun Showing year Statistics of suicide illustrate periodicity" External nature" Very interesting periods belong to the animal and in climates statistics" of cold heat Philosophy Life from life" Wondiffers from derful the spirit world sun relations of the two lives explained" Practical
"December
8 to
January
29
its dark "
"
inference" the the
Effect
from
Lessons
jollynight time night. of marriage at of
parents
"
and
the
The
proper
different
ages
bedtime" of
of
Cause
forces"
two
of
Dangers
offspring"
tions Rela-
offspring.
The
life in mortal periodicitythat surveys fourteen the is not or periods of seven years whole periodicity of man. The fundamental ity conception of periodicis evolution
variation
and
or
continual
subsidence
as
of commencement
in wave-like
tion"Sundays mo-
continually
well receiving for new as progress and full of Mondays and Fridays. and Tuesday the crest of the wave the valley between waves. 72
with
progress
the
as
"
use
Monday Friday
The
98
earthly career by the
whole the two
That
careers
which
to
be
the
when
begins and that
life is toward
sphereof progression widely differ.
in
of
misfortune
the
is
breaking it down, and higher career,
considered
an
powered over-
But
highercareer
seems
earthly career,
when
influences.
adverse a
its end
to
of progress in another
higher career and
periods represent
14
coming
is ended
career
the
in
years
one
duction intro-
an
fore there-
may
blessing.
a
sense
the
The
earth fades from sickness in which our sight is the dawning of a higher life,an easy transfer. be compared to the decay It may and
bursting the
which
enables
the
seed
plant
developesits flower"
and
on
goes
in
to
yes
and a
ground sunshine
reach
it falls in frost to
as
cold
the
that
plant ual higherspirit-
life. The the our
ment cycleI regarded as an improvebut the first by the law of progress, on second cycleleads to death and diminishes capacitiesfor earth life. In the earthly
view but
second
it may in
unfortunate
larger view it is
a
unfoldment
or
approach
the
advance
of law"
toil to
of
a
as
a
decline
"
ment higher develop-
wisdom
and
nearer
highestlife. decline of the earthly being the is the conthe heavenly, progress tinual from the things of earth m battle thingsof heaven in peace and joy.
to
Thus
and
seem
our
73
ot struggles
I'he convtilsiTe
angel a
of death
lifeblessed
world
has
a
and
does
toils
earth
Hie,for animal
might come humanity which
of
be snatched
to
until as
limit.
normal
the
away end of
normal
well
as
Yet
it would
vegetable life seem
ampler development of might, like the trees of a panded deep rooted in earth, and exyears the sky live through the centuries.
there
thousand to
an
TWO
has
LIVES.
lives,temporal and eternal rather two aspects of life. the other invisible. One is illuminated One is visible, the other by by the visible sun" Man
or
the beneYolent
out
ns
need
not
earthly a
lease re-
but suflFering, by closer relations to the higher more pleasant and healthful progress takes
from
has
and
promptly,
more
as
eartli life
the invisible The
in
in its absence.
by
sunrise
vernal
the
spirit. flourishes
one
declines
two
and
and
the
Its two sunset
autumnal
sunshine halves
and are
vided di-
in each
day" by
equinox
in each
year. The
life comes
invisible
in
as
the visible declines.
overhangs the hours of darkness earth, and on occupies the "night-side of arches the wintry half of It over Nature." It
the
year.
It
life
recedes, and
comes
nearer
when
the 74
as
the
terrestrial
terrestrial life is
is
there
But
a
nearly with properly at As
the
calendar
our
by
count
may
is six
convenience, which
and
deduct
six
the
ponds corresas
year, Dec. 25, the winter difference of a few day sis not we
for
life which
of
view
it begins
solstice.
portant, very imcalendar year
days
in
advance,
:
Sunday" to Feb. 21. Monday" to April14. Tuesday" June 5. Wednesday" July 27. Thursday" Sept. 17. Friday" Nov. 8. Saturday" Dec. 31. the
At
there
equator
no
division of the
into terrestrial and
year
is all terrestrial,and from day lifeis in its
It spiritualhalves. the only spiritualrelief nights,which vary little
the half of 24 hours.
from
This
indicates
a
tropicalregions of
is
the
animal
fullness
of
animal
life in
and
probable predominance is certainlyrealized nature, which
in Central
islands,but this superior nervous
Africa may
the
be
and
in
some
counteracted
cannibal
by
the
mates"makin susceptibilityof hot clinightlyvisits of spiritual
beings more The
easy. effects of evil
in the lowlands
and
tropicalclimates not
further are principles of suicide,crime periodicity
These the
appear in the mountains.
76
illustrated and
by insanity.
SUICIDAI^ The
statistics of suicide in San
given by the Health 1896, correspond with
as
of
the
Francisco, Department reports law
the
this calculation
For be
PERIODICITY.
of
which
city. periodi-
relates
condition of man, the year spiritual regarded as beginning at the winter of the higher powers, return or Dec.
the
as
first of
of the
birth
January, which first six
The
ancient
25, which
is six
months
to
or
"
days
the
may
stice, solginning be-
nations
year
to
brated celethe
on
later. of
end
June half periods,
correspond to three and a Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and the first half This is the whole favorable of Wednesday. half of the vital period. The second six months from June to January, would pond corresday to the unfavorable half,Thursday, Friand the last half of Saturday, with Wednesday. would
first or
The
vital half had
favorable
suicides
and
the
second
but
half
ty-eight fifhad
thus the animal ninety-four, spiritsrise as the is approaching and fall as it goes sun away. In
last three
the
ends, the
the
sun
from three
of
far away forty-six,but when
sun
were
began,
has
months
mpnths
gone
the
year
and the
the
it cides sui-
new
year suicides decreased
coming north, the forty-six to eighteen being twice as evil as "
77
as
the
last
the
first
three. half
Friday and
times
The
evil
as
Saturday
were
Sunday
and
as
beginning is far it is in human
So
eight years or of a long and Saturday The
life.
a
Monday. the
than
better
and
two
ending.
first twentyday fortnightlySunday and Mon-
life are
far
superiorto Friday
70 to 98.
or
life seem
material
periodsof
external
The
to
belong to the animal nature, as the internal vital periods belong to the spiritualnaor ture, and Ens[lish statistics published by Dr. Laycock of the York Dispensary, confirm of number this, as they show the maximum suicides in
from
deaths their
drunkenness
maximum The in
persons
minimum
summer,
cases
minimum in summer, in winter. of insanity reached their maximum
their
reached
of
period
the for
in
it seems
flourishes sun,
also
But
in winter
makes
animal of that under
in
Temperate
Zone
as
have
in
deaths the
in
June,
the
drawal with-
it
a an
Belgian
the animal
more
the
more
nations,
against
shows
life and
it overpowers of interior life. This
the
in December
maximum
January.
sun
number Thus
reached
London
at
June and July,their minimum The and crimes January,
their minimum
The
in winter.
patronage the seems
of
day Fricreased intistics. sta-
ture na-
the
ture spiritualna-
to
be verified
people of the North generallya higher mor-
the
78
and haye the tropics, alitythan those nearer conquered them in conflict. The Greenlanders contrast .fayorablywith the people of Dahoity the vilest specimens of humanme seem J, who ior the world has ever produced, vastly inferthe
to
and
Swedes
of
Kaffirs
Africa, and
Norwegians
the Italians"
with
South
favorably the English. pents poisonous ser-
compare with Scotch
the
tigers,lions and tropicalregionswhich
The
of a
loss of life in India, have
in northern
the
climes,and
cannibals
Pacific
of
the
cause
great
so
correspondence Thugs of India and no
islands
have
ogues anal-
no
in the north. The
climates health
luxury and
bom
sun
less
seem
the
than
climates.
The
and
crime
and
around
of
favorable
wintry
ancient
virtue
to
influence
and
of northern
mass
of
Europe
was
greatest
the
influence of hot
corruption in
Rome
in
Mediterranean"
Spain and Bonaparte,
of Africa. Barbary, Coast the Great Hannibal, Alexander Caesar, Scipio, and the Roman Emperors belonged to that em region" so did the warlike Jews and the modthe
Turks. Heat
is essential to animal
is destructive animal
force.
like all other
moisture
promote
with
water.
excess
manifestations
effects
Its worst
in combination
but in life,
are
of
produced
Warmth
and
putrefactionand malaria, 79
fevers.
originatingmalignant decomposition Where
warmth
is
Whatever
unfriendly
moisture
and
produces a negative is common to life,which and
favors
days
after
Diseases
suicide. rains.
Life is
motes pro-
life.
to
abound, oration evapcondition hausting exin
summer
increase
more
few
a
vigorous
and
retains the dry atmosphere which warmth and electricityof the body, which guor water rapidly conducts producing lanaway moisture and and debility. Heat bined comcold climate A produce sunstroke. by freezingout the protects the constitution of the atmosphere thus protecting u" water against a debilitatinginfluence and acting as tonic which stimulates^us to breathe deeply.
active in
Thus
a
perceivewhy cool climates, frosty nights and mountain heights are beneficial to sustain the spiritualnature life and which is life. The highest development of humanity is in the mountains. Switzerland and Norway lead in Europe and Scotland in Great Britain. The AUeghanies and Rocky mountain region and river coasts are superior to the sea valleys. Of
we
two
our
earth"
the
lives
other
from
by food, air
they
are
necessary.
is drawn
one
heaven.
and The
sunshine other
the
from One
is
tained sus-
long
as
comes
as
from
80
Digiflzedby
the
fountain
great human
the
One
has
to
comes
which
that
shows
invigorates
through
us
is transient, the
science
Prenatal force
It
race.
parents.
life which
of
other
eternal.
interior
the
our
vital
the spirit world originated from periods from the exterior or sun
different
force. life force, which
The
its
reaches
minimum
birth
or
upon
exterior
to
sunrise.
Birth
it.
life and
or
entrance
sunshine
The
approach an approach of day of life from dependence,
the
conception, Friday period at
or
before
just
from
dates
corresponds of birth being like unfortunte
"
life to
on
fer trans-
ence depend-
food.
on
Consequently the life force is to the day force two as Friday to Sunday periods in its year. The rily beginning of the day is necessathe low period of the life force,for lifehas the 12 hours been inactive in the night, and six or at seven night to six or pasty from a.m. seven produces a lowering of vital force. "
rising.
on
coffee with
lemon
restorative
a
the wife
When and
a
prepare
unduly
taxed.
that
It
be taken
was
off* fevers
ward
to
has
should
the breakfast
Hence
in bed effect rises
a
the liver.
early
to
for the
Hygienic
the fire should 81
in Louisiana
custom
by taking a cup of which before rising,
on
breakfast
ately immedi-
wisdom be
make
the
family would
fire
she
is
gest sug-
prepared at night,
needing only a match to start it in the morning. The breakfast too should be prepared and placed on the table at night, so that a the coffee, lamp could in a few minutes warm in the morning. tea or cocoa Morning tasks tutions. on risingare Tcrj injuriousto delicate constiThe lamp chimnej with a cross a pair of scissors (sold in the shops ) or even effectual for the little its top is sometimes cooking of a small family. But good food is on
necessary
yery
in the
morning"
substantial
a
breakfast. theyital
As
hours
follow the
periods behind, this fact which lighton periodicity
day hours two gives us the new I hare recentlydis-
coTcred. The
d"j half
from
force
is in its
past nine
to
maximum
Monday
one,
this is
but
only
The Saturday period of the life force. to half past Tuesday period again, from one four is but the Sunday period of the life force, and its Monday 4.20 period begins about "its and ing Tuesday periods reachMonday
the
to
half past eleven
p.
m.
vital
more periods become important in proportion as the day force declines in its life and I have Friday periods or in advanced latelyrealized it. As my day force or earth
These
life has
declined
in advanced
rely on the life force tn^yextremely weak
and
and 82
find
age
I have
myself
unfit
to
accord-
for any
duty
It
the
IS
cotnraoti
people that the
habits
our
indicates"
sun
slacken
end
and
impressiotiof pmdent should be regulated as
that
in the
should
labors
our
the
afternoon,
night
and given to refreshingsociety or amusement an early retirement, very little beyond eight, later later than nine, which is the average never end of the Wednesday period. Eleven and it late hour, a very thirty is considered is, for it reaches the Friday limit of the day force and all after night is in the declining sary Thursday period. Early retirement is necesfor
Nine
the for
the
life has
no
been
is
not
a
strong
tality. vi-
judiciouslimit to protect day force, but a great many disregard it terior inthe reasons have an given that we life force which us beyond carry may dowed sun limits,and those who are largely enwith it may indulge in nocturnal o'clock
hours, but
one
he
five.
should
Nor
limits
of
the
weakness to
of bed
at
a
should
weakened
whatever
go
have
who
those
may
do
by
have
its
done
this
in whom
Friday periods, under
twenty-
beyond the day force for they are in the the Sunday period and should eight and not rise earlier than children
ever
go
seven.
These the
dangers of if revelry of the profligateeven and sensualityare excluded, for
principlesshow
nocturnal
intemperance
84
us
the
and
tion
time
night is not fit for ac* tion. given to rest and restora-
be
must
The
the
of
the latter half
bom
sun
power midnight and
at
day its Fri-
to
comes
the vital
or
spirit
ter sunrise, consequently the hours afmidnight are the feeblest of all and these
power
cholera
this is the time those
who
occur
when
sleep too
unwholesome built
The
patient.
morning of
disease
when
hours
are a
at
houses
invades
and
reveals
tacks majority of the atafter midnight and
malaria
takes
eflPect on
the
ground or in and when flimsily apartments fore expose the sleeperto a chill benear
he rises.
Prenatal The
relation
of
Periodicity.
parents and
offspringruns septimal periods.
through several before birth we our Counting backwards find seven years of Saturday in which ation procreis impossible. by a parent Then seven years of Friday period presents of age in which 7 to 14 years procreation should be allowed not though quite possible in warm A Friday relation climates. is unfortunate and does not give the energy necessary to proper development. The feebleness is probably due to their of the Hindoo race very earlymarriages. 85
21 in the
parent is a Thursday Such parents are better than relation to ns. the strength the Friday class but have not for the parental office. maturity and wisdom the offspringof very early marriBut ages in a very friendlyMonday day Tuesare or From
14
to
relation
to
parents
and
disposed to
be
amiable.
older
But
and
children
parents are
more
produce
energetic
more
competent
to
take
care
of them.
Wednesday period, 21 to 28, is one of equilibriumin the moral and physicalenergies is the Monday But "so period, 35 to 42. than geniality these periodsgive more energy in the offspring. They are harder to govern The
but
receive
and
considerate
and
considerate
parents.
the
or
Older
be self may oldest children
law
advantage The
of
care men
mature are
kind
to
the children
first born and
affectionate
children and young young the wives sometimes neglect them
wives, but and
the
of
willed, hence are
the
the
favorites
primogeniture gives them
an
in inheritance.
common
with
experienceof mankind these principles.
86
responds cor-
Chap. The
9-YEAR
day
hours,
AND the
week
COMPARED.
DAY
days
and
the
Tisions
yearly diday explained"
seyen
of the All hours compared" of morning Calculations rest" Importance to the year and my own experience*
If
the
take
we
of a day, progress the septimal under to
Thus A.
M.
of a progress in the external
applied
or
to
will
we our
3 hours
law, and
26
find as
its
progress
follows, the
life,
sun
division, the results universal experience. let the day begin on an average
and
the
or
year
pond corres-
at
6
ponds corres-
periods
ing be-
minutes.
6 to 9:26. Sunday" to 12:52. Monday" Tuesday" to 4:18. to 7:44. Wednesday" 11:10. Thursday" Friday" to 2:36. Saturday" to 6. The first morning hours not are vigorous, they are for preparation of food and dress with Delicate constitutions youthful freshness. feeble in the morning are hours, but acquire the strength after digestion of breakfast. Early rising is not beneficial to the delicate. The atmosphere needs the vitalizinginfluence of the sun, and dispersion of fogs and ma-
87
Inria.
nine
From
to
is tke
one
Monday
the greatest eflSciencj,
period of period, the
noon giving its best service. The afteror Tuesday is not quite equal to the is often opfor business, and the sun forenoon pressive The in warm weather. Wednesday period from four to eight is less favorable and is then
"tin
6
is
M.
p.
a
proper
then
time
stop, the its support. Prom to
is
sun
8 to withdrawing 11, the Thursday period, fatigue is the rule, the sun no longer stimulates and the malaria is settling, need the protectionof a roof, we and the refreshinginfluence of society and This corresponds to the Thursday amusement. autumnal period of the year and the from fifty-six to 70, Thursday decline of life,
when
we
realize the need
of rest
from
ous ardu-
duties. At
11
the
is far gone,
sun
pensible,the
weather
more
abundant"
this
when
the utmost
care
colder
shelter and
is indismalaria
begins the Friday period, when all occupation must be suspended, and every protectionbrought around us, and day corresponds to the winter, which is the Friperiod of the year and to the cool old 70 to 84, the Friday period of life, age from and
abundant
rest
come be-
necessary.
The
midnight
hours
the profunfriendly; ligate, the thief,the burglar and assassin are abroad and good people are The at home. are
88
is nurses night service of physicians and and it is doubly taxing to the constitution recorded that the officer in Spain who sought the heat of the day by marching his to escape their mortality. at night increased men the be In our Friday years spiritmay izing. realnow strong bnt the body is not, as I am So in the be
Friday
hours
rest, the cipated in visions and devoted
to
of
night, which be spiritmay our
guanlian
be near. may But the succeedingperiod is
more
must etnan-
anj"tl
hojM lul,
period of ni^ht,from 3 to 6, is a more spiritualperiod. It corresponds to the ante-natal lie is maa new turing period when the protectivelove of a mother and is developing it. So in the earlv hours a new life is coming in the body for it has grown and is growing, the blood has become fied purithe
Saturday
and excreta
the stock are
has recovered when
ready from
of oxygen assimilated, the for removal and the brain
fatigue.
Now
receive the influx from
is the time
gels guardian anand the universal element of nature, spiritual and visions or presentiments revealing If we often granted. the truth are of a are invisible friends our spiritualtemperament often make their presence sensible by sounds or perhaps respond to our thoughts; thus the life approaches that is born at sunrise. new we
89
The
ante-nata!
three hours
ought
of life, a and
be sacred
to
great deal of
period of
weakest The
common
have rest
vital view
the
by
the
to
much
their
and
by long
as
constitutions
are
brought
age This
on,
is
lesson
forced en-
is the
that
sunrise
hours
in natural
tality. vi-
kind experienceof mantaught all judiciouspeople to give Thursday hours of the day and to
of
years
only the Friday sun
and life,
hours
of the
season
the
are duced propower before day break,
and
sense
theThursdav
when
the 24
ation restor-
tion exhaus-
farmers
brain.
of
feebleness
the
to
nervous
great loss of brain
or by risingat dawn it is practicedby many as as wives, it is in this way that hours and night work and exhausted premature
with
sttnrise for
period before
is
of
year,
to
protect
not
day night but the Frithe pitiless winter and
withdrawn,
cence benefi-
the
of nature
suspended. the renovating power of nature |fc When suspended in the winter period of human we approach the end of the year or the end
is life
of
life. There before
is then
beginning, when
a
foundation This
may
is laid of come
between
42
does
many,
to
brief interval, the
a
and
at
a
new
the end
49, and the
new
90
in
ending Saturday the
life, a
new
career.
of the first
if it
comes
lifeof the
cycle,
then
second
as
it cy-
and
migHt haye been a distingnishedperiod if I had pursued it with energy. My ^Thursdayperiod, from 1870 to 1884, had no satisfactory tunes financial misforsuccess, had to be came in, collegiateschemes abandoned, my publications had but modererate
success.
Friday period,from
In my
finances
dwindled
to
way
from
proper
spinal
my
poverty,
my
constitution
my
atmospheric malaria,
and
exhaustion
the
as
quence conse-
for I was fall,in an evil year. than half my years not capable of more of
some
vital
and
1898,
to
toward
down
giftedwife passed away, gave and
1884
a
labor.
resisted all and
Yet
kept
up
to
my
mental
writing
surprisingextent, with such vigor that a
Whether
the aid of science I
with
it was
and
called robust
resist the
I cstn
decline many
questionnow.
92
vigor to speaking tality. vi-
dency periodicten-
months^isan
urgent
10-PRRIODICITY
Chap.
MONTHS Concords
rfted to
Rest
work
onr
is
week
How
days"
onr
yonr and who
yon
they
are
of
marriage"
wives
and
of husbands
study
and
women
brain
human
sciBNCB
TRUB
what
to
men
young
THB
avoid, and
BRAIN, a
labor
or
exertion
mysterious chief"How mis-
applied
compile
a
"
A
young
to
tion ques-
wives-
guide in the
sure
brief synopsis showing what
wonderful
which
monize har-
senioi^"Relations
According to tHc septimal law day period produces a degree of by
make
laws
and "
Onr
for husbands. A
explained. OP
and
men
Aid vices
ot character"
they
discussed
Old
requiring study" Mature
junior
will
fanlt"
The
our
one every and days-
who
find
How "
find
to
show
to
will
overcome
Relations
How
years, associates"
antipathies"
Friday
Septixnal law apFriday-^
months
in
match
to
we
Table
"
riage. Mar-
of
all observe
discoTery"
Coinciding
"
with
and
Do
a
his birthday
The
Friday"
on
Friday" days and Fndajs
When
Laws
discords"
fable"
DAYS,
YEARS.
AND
and
Genesis
The
OF
makes
secret
every
of
thb
to
scek
for
terity. pos-
seven
exhaustion rest
neces^
sary.
The
old
fable
of Genesis, which
the
church
early centuries regarded as an allegory fable but more dogmatic, becoming or accepted as history, represented God as being SaturFriday as to rest on so fatigued on made therefore a Sabbath. day, which was in the
93
But
it would
be
reasonable
more
to
rest
on
Friday, the day of fatigue on which we are less qualifiedto gain success in anything. I therefore
advise
and
avoid
body
all to
take
all risks
rest
and
for soul
heavy
and
ibilities respons-
on enterprisesor exposures their Friday days, Friday months and Friday but of energetic forefrom thought, want years; or
new
double
expecting to pass Friday from seventy
I
allowed
have
recording
my
through my to eighty-four,
great responsibilitiesin scientific discoveries to accumulate my
in its most period,and now is the eighty-second critical portion which I am suffering from great prostration year, but unfitted for completing my work and am possiblyable, after passing the eighty-second have to a slight improvement in the year eighty-thirdyear which begins my Saturday. In applying the septimal laws to the days on
of
this
the week,
we
be careful
would
of
course
advise
any ten of-
so principle verified as to seem true, but at length I and observant found have a intelligent very her that lady who maintained Friday was best day for action and Tuesday her best day for rest; this implied that her native week days did not correspond to the calendar days, the and not that her Sunday Friday were Sunday and Friday of the Calendar. her best day, her week may If Friday was
one
to
on
Friday,
94
a
or Thursday; Wednesday begun on these being her first day or Sunday, would If bom make Friday a good day Monday. be her Monday, on Thursday, Friday would nesday, Wedand on Tuesday her Friday. If bom be her Tuesday and Friday would Tuesday her Saturday. As she said Tuesday active her day for rest, unfit for any was bom she was day, Thurson sure business, I was which make would Tuesday her Friday, Thursday being her Sunday. It is well for the same all persons to use vigilanceas this lucky intelligentlady, to find their lucky and unforced her were days, which upon often as attention to compel her to ognize recso them^ Looking farther into her case convinced I am that I made a discovery and that she was on Thursday actually bom though she had been told her birthday was sity Saturday. This discovery leads to the necesin each of ascertainingthe week case be done from the following day which can table. To enable one bad to select good and days from the day of his birth, I present the calculation of the relations of days. He who is bom on Sunday will have his evil day for rest on Friday. Monday brings its Friday on Saturday. Tuesday on Sunday. Wednesday on Monday. Thursday on Tuesday.
have
95
Friday on Wednesday. Saturday on Thursday. Sunday on Friday. This infer I
bom
was
told
once
The
and
months
bom
as
from
birth
his
to
birth
as
he
referringto
his years
to
learn
All who
ber Novem-
and
count
day
same
from
count
evil
years both as
Tuesday Friday, his good or
take
if you year
by
days.
year,
not
too
of
good and bad similarityand
they unite in business in fortunes, they intensify their misunfortunate.
are
If you day Mon-
whose
good period corresponds to one
luck
may
the
lead, when should bring some to
of
if
associate
an
and
certain
a
day
ascertain
can
same
similar years
adaptability, but
select for
in the
therefore
luck, and
what
on
HarMONY.
AND
born
far apart, have
but
to
the we
of years
the table
are
he
bom,
was
CoiNCroENCE
let him
date
would
reader
week
their
I
of his birth.
the year If the the
1st
find his actual
; and
year
October
from
19th, but next
on
months
his year
experience,hence Sunday and think I was my
by a psychic. principle applies in reference to do not We place everyyears. one in January, and locate his
so
same
Friday
be
to
seems
manage
save
in yoiu: 96
if you
you
should
you man
good
your
rest;
in his year,
lucky un-
he
spoilyour
may him
lead
then
There bom
so
;
same
the
year,
day. when But days, they m^y produce
let
not
his bad
luck.
similarityin
of
harmony
must
you into
lead you
and
is the
in the
the
success
those and
month
same
same
and
differ, beneficent or harmony intolerable discord a requiring problem much I study fcr each individual, in which guide him by showing the law. may months
years
"
Your
friend
young
fourteen
or
years
is bom
who
seventeen
even
to
seven
later
years
relation to yourself is in a beneficent and predisposed to be friendlyand may good. It is well for you to try him you
than you
do and
is
how
see
a
far the
proper
Of
person. the periodic law
course
his character He
you.
be
miseducated,
for you in your
born
sort
not
change to
ignorant, diseased,
poor,
otherwise
or
he will be' better same
does
it effects his relation
though
may
if he
is desirable
relation
unfortunate,
of the
another
than
Friday
but
and
years
months. When or
born
woman
right,
seem
He
you.
He
is
relations
in your
Friday
for
is not
others, but bom
to
be
probably disposed to
and or
into
enter
you
he may
condemn prove
an
adverse 97
year,
not
be
a
find fault, to and
element
man
all may right for
blessing for
a
action
your
with
you. ure cens-
character,
by being
engaged in something unpropitious for yoti, in sympathizing with or something that is discordant I
for you.
example, that I have found myself Friday relation with gentlemen of
know, in
for
a
merit, to whom though they
abilityand repugnance,
intense
an
in
were
many
for
entertained
and
respects superiormen,
I felt
me
degree of esteem, which I could not fullyreciprocatethough I respectedthem real antagonism in our a highly. There was natures, expressed by the old verse: a
considerable
"*
not reason
"But
this I know
I do
not
Dr.
whose and
tell,
1 cannot
why
and
ftdl well"
know
like thee Dr. Fell."
superior women they were regard for me, as I had them
Fell,
and
nature
adverse
date harmonious
and for
ladies,
three
acquainted with
been
have
like thee
"The
"
I
I do
had
a
One
them.
to
my
purposes had own
to
my
own,
and
high
were a
of eign for-
monthly
hence
was
life personally very congenial,though our other The aims weFC entirelydiscordant. with had life aims two entirelyharmonious ment mine, making the basis of a strong attachaccount
on
month that
avoid
dates
were
of their virtues. so
discordant
But
their
with
mine, part to
care on required much my excitingthe little unpleasantness and
it
annoyance
which
comes
98
from
discordant
junioris disposed to
look
be
pleased generallypartial. to
Men
which
increases
husbands, while their
to
to
whom
men
are
of
look
parents
or
Christ.
women
good
relation.
months
be
older
that
to
If he not
brings
partialto if he is
but
his ways
and
he will look
the
small
a
good and
matters
look
to
own
is six
you of
that
age
twelve
even
or
is
objectionable. But twenty-four months You
like his will
that
man
up
epistlesfull religion,but
little discord.
a
manners on
to
women.
inclined to
him
and
to
children
several
enthusiastic
twelve
is from
would
is of your
it is
up famous
ologians, by therequired to
as
did write
and good sense nothing derogatory
look
look
the
are
they
of
husband
seen
to
to
misinterpreted
as
If your
in
husbands
even
St. Paul
is
Paul
amiability
disposed to
not
their
party, arrangement,
inclined
are
be
to
senior
the
natural
they
ably, favor-
sight and
that
to
which
to
up
older
be
This
St.
in
he
to
their
wives.
Epistles
a
first
submit
women
up,
at
uniformly aim
and
the other
on
if
will
manners
satisfyhim,
differ from with
a
yours, critical eye in
personal
intercourse.
itself show this may not good man distinctlybut only negatively. If he is not itself unpleasantly and it good it will show will requirecare to please him. If he is three, four, five,six or seven years
If he is
a
100
older that six
will not is better
seven
or
in all these
that
so
three
than
if you
four.
or
increases both
are
But
just mentioned
dates him
to
discord, but five,
a
unfavorable
amiability
your
make
his
as
clines, de-
there
good
is
trouble.
no
older, look and
he
selfish
eight and
is between
if he
But
out
discord
the
and
his discord
the
to
character
surface
he will
and
oppressive.He if the good man does not spoil his charm. Beyond the ninth year, from
the
not
well
born
itive pos-
9 year
an
monly uncom-
relation
older
your
band hus-
if you
love
him.
the
14th
and
year, he is should be
you till you affection your investigated and tested
you
him
bring
factory unsatis-
to
8
cold
strong
be
for you, eighth to the for
a
must
better
But
careful
as
a
will
somewhat
be
or
is the
is of
if he
years
concord
the
his relation
jealous nature
or
be
will then
^you
"
nine
give have thoroughly very I do But him, for he is in a Friday relation. will be not deny that an entirelygood man in a Friday relation, especiallyif good even warmly. you love him of seniority is a From 14 42 to up years the older the good relation for a husband" better but when he is tn the forties though he not
to
loves
you,
must
be cautious.
for you
to
you
be
may
forty
not
love
It is not years
101
him a
and
you
good position
younger
than
your
husband, and
but
flowing
with
him.
if your fountain and he is good you if you irritated
Yet
disgusted or do
own, your You are
35
not
42
to
apt
other
the
On
fallingin in
eight to win him, may sharp and let
nine
man
who
to
to
mature
when a
lady
years
chose
who
her friends
all
were
it and
a
than
younger
it
was
him
took
and you
make
your
herself
accept
interest in
was
then
a
ried mar-
devoted
widows
and
husbands
young
at
his
if you
their character. husband
spicuous con-
But
and
advise up
courting
may
an
he
course
I would
to
as
of the
advance.
master
pick
you
good temper him. Try
educated
Of
to
woman
satisfied
look
trust
a
him
happily. senior, and
his
to
his
you
a
advise
do his share and
danger of is not really tion, Friday relayou
him
him
you
so
I would
had
man,
he is
older, and
years
happiness by pleading a Friday fnaster. of a lady who I knew young
in
but
submit
to
are
amiability in
patience or
man
in
you
being
you,
before
wish
a
his love
make
and
a
yourself but sight and so
first
hand
with
accord
with
love.
with
love
than
at
reciprocatehis
may
fall in love
to
you
a
discord.
a
older
years
love
likelyto
risk
not
maybe happy easily annoyed or nature foreign to
are
by
is full
of love
I knew
least twenty
(perhaps thirty) opposed to it, but I approved match. a good 103
Men
who
step mothers,
marry
in-law
are
sincere
respect
mothers-
or
generally good husbands, and if somewhat henpecked do not mind it,for they and experience. It know how to respect age is a good discipline for a man to have a wife he is compelled to respect, and rather a bad wife whom to have a timid harmless discipline with he can punity. imneglect or snub or oppress If you have not enough self-respect firmness and the or judgment to command alone, unless in all
But
strength of
of
a
wish
you
should you to be a slave.
man,
make
cases
of the
sure
let him
depth
and
love before you surrender. and his deportment to his mother
Observe sisters"
a
man's
if it is not
satisfactory avoid him. Finally study him psychometrioally" if the of his letters, impression you feel frdm one it is,is not satisfactory, not knowing who let him The alone. psychometric study of character, and how to train yourselfin studying "
one
Manual
you of
woman
a
have
I of than or
in my
a
advise
course
himself
nine years if your
or
it.
use
I advise
probable
is shown
seen,
Psychometry, which gives every riage, safeguard against mistakes in mar-
if she will When
not
gentleman him
of his
own
select age.
it is
younger, natures
she will be
to
so
as
to
marriage
one
younger If she is eight
tion charming relaare congenial. It is agreeable and yielding
103
a
as
to
spoilyon
of
be authoritative.
to
tempt you
to eighteen years Any where from one than yourselfwill be agreeable. younger But beyond eighteen years her affections will be less intense there will be less unity, I and if thirty-fiveto forty years younger would recommend not her; you will not be adapted to her nature. "
If you with a well
are
older. two
But
reasonable
for women, would
years
you
four
woman
I
three
or
and
modest
high regard marrying a
in
years one
a
not
man
do
may to
seven
recommend
older, and
I would
objectdecidedlyto one nine years older: that is a discordant relation,unless you are deeply in love with her. eight Anywhere between and fifteen years of seniorityis quite objectionable. ent She will be independent and differIt is from you in her plans and wishes. better beyond fifteen. Even even thirtyyears A if you lovci of senioritywill be beneficent mature woman enjoys the life and freshness of a young and is disposed to give a man" maternal love, and if she is a well preserved woman
of and But
age.-T^he will watchful
the
manner
Friday
over
question For
of
be
will not
you
that
ashamed
be very
of the
trast con-
faithful in sickness
your welfare. is also of months
portant. im-
regulates the harmonies
and
You person. relation in months, 104
should unless
avoid you
arc
a
good enotigh to
A
later in the year
nine months
over
it.
orercome
ladj bora than
self your-
is not
rightlyadapted to you. Thirtyweeks, 269 seven days, is the beginning of the unfavorable period,and 45 weeks or 313 relation is days is its end. The very worst arrive at it by counting 304 days. Yon may Shun backward. birthday that is from any 52 to 104 days earlier than your own" ally especi60 days earlier. one such a discord by amiaYou bility overcome may love, but
and
love, I would
people
even
well
you
to
furnished in
spite owing to
in manners,
discordant
in
oughly try it. Thor-
harmonize
can
relations
of discordant or
advise
not
GOOD
months
unless
years,
but
others
lady whose head is elevated and symmetricallyfall on sufficiently surface will make the upper happy any man elevation. and elevate his nature by her own If he is not prove a brute, she will greatly imshould
not
attempt
it.
A
him. But
if you
lover you
are
need
harmonies,
a
not
for you will be
reallygood man" on depend entirely can
overcome
good periodic a
them.
Of
happier with a harmony all such of periods but virtue triumphs over select a healthy comdifficulties. And if you panion with the proper head, all will probably I give you the locations be well. Hence of the good qualitiesin a bead thatcontricourse
you
105
to human
bates
happiness. The brain is not by bumps as the ignorant suppose,
indicated but
by
The
of the head.
the form
human
brain
earthly region.
One
the
down
other
looks As
matter."
down
up or down
obey
we
toward
happiness
hell
the
"
then land
brain
for the
brain
rules
They in absolutely"who
passion or
is for the
soul.
them;
of
a
ready
to
destroy
turn
the
in
elling grov-
pistol hell
the
of
body"
the upper
whom
the upper
yield to
never
as
or
the
other
the
heavenly
Jesus Christ was higher class,and
the rich
he excluded
from
heaven
class, and
they worse
hell
animalism, are of a heaven, and are a blessingall
selfishness
kin to
a
but
and
spiritworld.
brain
around
toward
"
selfishness
lower
nature
force
nature,
and
brains
in the
The
and
lives and
or
own
remorse
go
,
reaching beastly criminal
his
we
reaching heaven,
sensuality
wickedness,
on
God
"
of dead
the other
or
matter
and
God
to
up
this world
one
^up toward
"
passion
side looks to
its
heavenly and
its
has
are
are
model
of
a
curse.
of the
today whom
often of the lower
ilar by oppression a sim-
create
lower
men
class
class"
the
men
whom
injusticeoppression and sufferinghave made miserable and desperate. The science brain of following synopsis has demonstrated been by experiment for fiftyyears, and is as positiveas anything in 106
Acq.uisitivenesB Adh.eBiveness Ali.mentivcncss Am.atiyeDCss
Ind.olencc
Che.eifuluess Com.bntiveuess Comb.luation
Kcp.ose
Irr.itability
Rev.crence
Con.scientlousnessLove
Sen.siwiitv Social qualities
Obs.ervation
S. Con. deuee.
pest.ructiveness
B.".N.BusinefiS
Fir.mness
Ora.tory
Ben.CTolenco
Har.mony Ide.ality
Pat.ience Love Pow^r
Caut.lou6nessi
Ima.ginatlon
Dig.nity Enc-rgy
lU
Riv.alry
MeLancholy Mod.esty
AnLagoDism App.Tobativencss Arrogance
Energy
Rasthne^s
Int.uitiou
Respflratiou
of
Self
confi-
XJnd.erstandlDg Vlr.llity .V.itaIforct
strong
Amativeness, signifies VIR. at Virility.ALT.
AM.
voice.
is reinforced
which
Alimentiveness or signifies and if it is full, adjacentto stimulants that
drink.
or
the ear,
If flat
spot it indicates
in
interest
eating
desire for
a
withered
or
at
pacity inca-
and
temperance
for stimulants.
indicates
the
temples, SEN. and delicacy. It makes not only to language weather, to pain and In
affects
comfort.
the and to
sensitive
person
but
manners,
care
of themselves
and
but
exposure. the forget body. MOD. and excess
the
courteous
it makes
liable to
are
When
region of
deference
bashfulness.
not work over-
interested
is the
to
is
this
whom
detective,the temples being hollow, do take
to
that
everything in
Those
sensibility
they esty mod-
others.
In
Idealityis ment generalrefine-
IDE.
and taste literary and love of beauty. is the seat IMA. of Imagination and love of the spiritualand marvelous. If large,with broad templesit produces mediumship. is the seat of social harmony and an HAR. obliging,politedispositionopposed to comsource
bativeness"
of
COM.
and pleasing Pleasantry gives humorous ideas" just above omitted Und. (accidentally in the engraving.) Tranquillity,opposed to Restlessness, is
indicated
between
Cautiousness 109
and
Love.
intellect is in the
The
supported by the backhead, Self Confidence be
to
forehead, but needs energiesof the upper Firmness.
and
ing general understandtion and reasoning. OBS. of general observaforehead and A broad gives accuracy. in planning and scheming above, and power and Invention below COMB. Language music are just behind the eye and eyebrow. is the
UND.
of
region
"
BEN
Benevolence
Acquisitivenessin
is
opposed head.
back
the
to
selfish
The
posterior heartily,the
a friend part of it serves anterior part gives away freely. The central surface of the head, LOVE part of the upper
makes
a
has
ever Whothoroughly lovely character. that will be lovely as husband or
is deficient in that will not wife, and whoever give a great deal of happiness in marriage but maybe faithful to duties,if Conscientioushas large Love ness (CON.) is large, whoever and will make Conscientiousness a happy
home. LOVE.
'The
whole
It includes
nearly the
are
and
central
the other
same
Hope
and
one
means
"
Reverential
is marked
space
Religionwhich
Hopeful love
love.
is due to of temper Patience" bility PAT. which is opposed to Irritaof IRR. The latter is the chief source
Serenityand
mildness
petty quarrels and alienation
of
fretfulness
feeling a "
110
very
or
anger
dangerous
and ele-
ffient
m
should
marriage. be higher on
DEST.
her
full it
men
in
supply to
runs
profligacy if region. COM.
below
and
harm
much a
outline
of
a
of
the
bility Irrita-
violence
controlled
not
for
contend
quarrelsome by Harmony. scolds, and
and
low) gives a
controlled
unless
them
good rights.
(located a trifle too for society and attractive
fondness without
manners,
and
maintainine; their
Adhesiveness
ADH.
Love
face position opbecome
one
it makes
women
in
the
by
rights
stubborn,
In
firm
his
gives
lawless
and
makes
Combativeness,
it
force, but in
and
temper
anger,
seldom
ear,
though
woman,
head,
the
Destructiveness, running from around
does
the
Firmness
and
Patience
which
get tired
we
of
company.
makes a selfish graspAcquisitiveness ing that and when nature region is large it brings in the deceit and jealousyof Secretiveis just a little below it,and runs ness, which into Rivalry, RIY. a spiritof competition
ACQ.
"
to
others, with
surpass
gambling. Jealousy many
for husbands.
men
jealous and necessary
to
spoil Acquisitiveness They are exacting,
stingy.
Cautiousness and
and
inclination
an
is
CAUT. to
a
cool
opposed
success
Carelessness
indicated
RAS. Ill
steady quality to on
ness the Rashthe
neck
Arrogance ARR, is overbearing, unless Love
of
Power
ambition.
inclined
to
checked
be
by
and
rude
Modesty.
POW.
gives great force and Energy B.E.N, is intensely
Business
practical"fitfor any business and with selfreliance will push on to success. be Approbativeness APP. (which should located a little higher) gives pleasingwinning and social harmony. It manners promotes "
is stronger
in
than
women
men
and
so
is
Adhesiveness. is active and impressive, Oratory ORA. ideas and them showing off our illustrating handsomely. the DIG. Dignity or self-respectis not but maintains cf conceit source dignity and seeks
to
be honorable. is the
powerful of all the faculties,carries us through what we undertake, and is not afraid of danger. industry Energy, (ENE.) gives incessant if not balanced lence and and by Indoefficiency, ness Cheerful(IND.) is liable to overwork. to (CHE.) is important in both sexes Firmness
hold
up
FIR.
under
misfortune
most
and
makes
their
fulness Cheeralways pleasant. But when from is low, the head sloping down like a steep roof, and Firmness Melancholy MEL. making wide jaws, life is very gloomy, and such people arc oppressive company. does everyCON. Finally Conscientiousness company
112
thing honestly and industrionsly, pays debts, is gratefulfor favors and leads a godly life. And dear reader, if you have secured a now, wife according to these a a rules, you have and
treasure
her
Love
give
you
that
treasury
a
with
all your might interest on compound
investment.
Never
and
will
she
whole
your that
word
a
say
fill.
must
you
could
possiblyhurt her feelings; keep to yourself all such "nd Don't faulty for that thoughts. investment. There are only injures your all faults without to overcome scolding ways and or only do harm; grumbling, which when she is bearing children be doubly attentive watchful
and
in your did to win her.
appomted as
you I
can
make
give you a wonderful good children if your Place
mother.
all your good of her womb.
lovelychild and
a
are
After
wife
as
the
she
have
a
to
of the
"
sits,while not
are
it
a
to
terity possalvation
if repeated. Kneel
attention
development
millions
conceal
children
If you fit to not due
is worth not
blessing. you
their
to
quiet the fetus,make a successful birth. deliveryin child-
secret
and
your
kind
are
will
It will
I must
women
that
secret
the top of your head in which qualitieslie against the front
and
This
to
if you would be disnot children. Court her still
giving
willingto
do
fore be-
this
this
"
wife.
periodicityand
to
brain, there is another
113
too often overlooked" the important matter is in the parents is law of heredity. What in the oflFspring to appear sure though it may be difficult to tell which parent will have the There lustrati was a strikingilgreatest influence. in France which is authentic, in named the family ot a farmer The Etampes. man hanged himself without apparent cause, and five daughters ^ten of sons leaving seven the eleven hanged themselves, after marrying and dren begetting children,and all of these chil"
ha^K
hanged
themselves.
But
there
was
sixty-eightyears old, when the case was reported by Prof. Brouarin Paris. del,Dean of the Faculty of Medicine and character All qualities liable to this are and transmission most at likelyto reappear the same age. But prenatalimpressionscome in to produce strange results sometimes. I would In reference to a man study his one
survivor,
of
treatment
a
his
son
mother
and
hiis sisters.
If
faulty in that, he is not a desirable husband. The girlwho has neglectedor disregarded a her companions do not mother, and whom the best qualifications for a love has not be beyond the reach These things may wife. not of the enquirerbut they are beyond the The students of the reach of Psvchometry. of Psychometry have a sure Manual tion. protecThere
are
many
othor valuable 114
truths
which
has
been
a
and
would
sarviying have
her
In
15) her the
of
head
her
and a
shot
fear"
to
defied
felt
without
at
faced
has
their
have
were
back
friends, under
as
the held
been
or
was was
consciousness
of
tremor
hostile
dians In-
ways al-
has
latent She
powers desired
in which
she
been
thousands rules down
nature
This when
might
inherited
of
a
noble
have
have
been
upon
her
disease
clumsy system eradicate, and made of disease, so
that
a
overcome own
Paul,
St.
less
iable am-
distinction.
won
of the
the
have
women
falselyascribed to in obscurity. With
she would
thrown
which
causes
to
distinguished.But her stars not propitious,for the narrow dices prejuof family and friends terriblyheld her and her unselfish nature yielded to
would
never
a
attacks, and
justifieda high ambition. enter a professional career,
she
she
mind
Her
which to
thousand.
a
her studies
In
classes.
been
stranger
a
in
999
which
less. intuitive; her spiritutterly fear-
She has "
conditions
to
her.
outrun
and
quick
under
fatal
been
ing triumph-
energy,
Monday and Tuesday period, (9 school girldays, she led. No boy
girlcould at
of heroic
woman
in
time but
resources, nervous
of medicine
system could
her sensitive to her
life has
been
all a
and calamity struggle with physicalsuffering tain through which her vital force and energy susher wonderfully. 116
of her life her years marked continuous, but more
the
In
health
first
was
seven
ill in
sixth
year. From 7 to
markably reperiod) she was active, excellingall sick spellin her a
(Monday vigorous and
her
14
schoolmates,
13th
Friday
or
had
but
year.
in her
unlucky 13th (1855) and in her 20th or Friday year she had a sharp attack of pneumonia year and bronchitis brought on by her benevolence of travel. in nursing a sister and the exposure tween But she was vigorous and bright bevery 14 and 21, the Tuesday period. From 21 to 28, the Wednesday period of strong action, she began favorably in the proved a Monday year by a marriage which happy and satisfactoryunion, blessed with a in the sixth or Friday year, But good son. at
27,
fraud
occured
death
of
her
band hus-
beloved
his estate, and the struggle self-maintenance in which her energy
of soon
the
came
with
success
won
This
years.
35, and came
of measles
attack
An
on
eflFect of
the
was
on
29th, 30th and 31st the Thursday period, 28 to in the
last years from 32 to
severelyin which
the
were
bound
continued
be
Financial
35.
32d
to
year,
1876,
favorable, un-
loss the
through the Thursday and the Friday period (1877-1884). the same At time, in her Thursday peiiod, 1876, (the Friday year) brought on a severe 117
on
attack
pnetimonia, in her Friday month, July. The ctiIs developed in the Thursday whole the tremely Friday period experiod made of
unfortunate.
39thy 40th
and
In
41st
then
1881-2-3-4 there
years,
in
ued contin-
were
misfortunes attack
An
which
came
made
1882, to
she
for four
move
has
culminating in the 41st year. of inflammatory rheumatism in her Friday month, on July her helplessfor six months, unable completely
never
effects.
Her
friends
recovered
had
in her central her recovery" and '84 she was In 1883 from
this
attack
calamity
severest
thinks
from
its
expectation of Friday year. a complete wreck
no
domestic
and
she
and
months,
trouble, the
of her life coming
on
in her
Friday year and Friday month, the effects lastingthrough the first year of the Saturday period,in a pulmonary affection supposed to be running into consumption, but ending in Monday ing year of the Saturday period" changinto overcame
Her
a
local
in 1887 second
son
which
tumor
her
constitution
'88.
to was
month
born
in
November,
a
and of a congenial to her own was very congenial nature, and her first son, born in March, which her vigorous period of was a vitality,was strong, active character, as well as congenial, according to his date. In her Saturday period,42d 49th to year, she had no serious trouble, but gradual im118
winter
In the fall and provement. months and *90, in favorable
she
public addresses which gained a as speaker, but on the her
34?th
unfavorable
impressive public which
she
would
made
two
made
a
July 4th,
address have
not
1889
her her tion reputahand in other
she
year
of
very
1876,
if she
done
had
quence anything of periodicity,and in consefellinto typhoid pneumonia in ten days she did not afterward, from which recover until the ensuing fall though not a plete com-
known
"
then.
recovery
She
attacks
June and She
ious generally that all her serin the Friday time on her recovering in the fall
remembered came
"
July, and winter, which are her was generally well in or
favorable
months.
the winter.
Being
born
in October, she does not suffer from tumnal aubirth malarial fevers, to which my
date
makes
from
malaria
autumnal first
my
experience of
fever in my Autumnal time
for
spring those March
sixth
those
it will where
From
at
in late
malaria
comes
in
born
thaws
and
snows
suffered
in
delirious. unfavorable
an
of winter.
be
for you will not
the
snows
and
the
unfavorable
the end well
in
in intermittent
midwinter, are
much and
years
I became
year
malaria
bom
I have
liable.
me
to
If born to
seek
disturb
a
in
mate cli-
you.
1891, having passed through her Friday period,she had no serious trouble, 1884
to
119
of gradual improvement, and increase reputation,but in 1890, the sixth year of the from a Saturday period, she suffered much which seemed tumor to requirea very expensive and dangerous surgical operation,but intuitive skill and with her own operation spiritualcobtit
she
recovered
the
without
geon's sur-
knife. In
her second
she entered
1891
cycle,a
time
directionchange and progress in a new and its Sunday period lasting to Oct., '98 with prudence might have fully recovered, but misled by her benevolence heroic at a time which requiredgreat care to recover, she
for
"
did 50th
not
protect herself.
beginning
year,
but
in her 51st
six months
was
whole
year
second she
in
her
cycle properly;
devoted
about
tion nursing with a zeal and devowhich far beyond her strength and was vitally,requiring the quite exhausted of the remaining Sunday period to recover from
But
the
rested
She
to
her
in the
rashness.
July
month
realized
nervous
she married
and
depression
mediately imand
sufferingwhich gradually diminished, but she has had no happy time in July. Learning something of the periodic law, she retired to resort a summer meeting some ial congencamp, friends and pleasure. experiencingsome her that she her experienceof law shows But stillhas trouble before her, but that she may 120
the
at
expect success 1898-99, and
end
the
century, tion condi-
the adyanced
when
1900
of
cycle will be realized. the periHer odic personal experiencehas made In '96 she law very impressive to her. induced was against her own judgment to which in an enterprisein the summer, engage was developed in July as very unfortunate. of the second
and
is very of children fond that the sixth month as
She
served ob-
has
general
a
rule
brings on teething,feverishness,nervousness, cough, often followed by bowel troubles. The thirteenth month, beginning the second year is often
unfavorable
she
such
diseases
long be-
as
though the strength of In girls iionstitution generally resists. teenth the thirsick spellabout has noticed a the
to
the
with
season,
year,
sick
fever
spell of
twentieth
Again
with
year
in his 27 in
competence.
the
near
again
and
year
her
that
and
year
a
influence
of
son
end
of
near
the
financial
he his
a
good realized
had
a
his thirteenth
end
of
his
loss of $800.
its close he
near
securing Thus
first
was
business the
13th, 20th
appointed disand
able unfavorand
27th
might have guarded against if he had known the periodiclaw. had an opportunity to warn I once a friend After tellinghim against a periodicdanger. of his periodicfate up to that time the gentleman, (Prof.L.), a highly intellectual gentle-
years,
which
he
121
was
man,
so
he
law, that a
impressed with the asked
he
of travel
course
that
him
showed
advice
my
it would
it
failure,as
then
to
begin.
to
result
was
of the
in reference
about
was
truth
in a
an
very
he gave it up. from the law of periodicity I was
I
fortunate un-
evil
period,and Aside
sure
knowledge of his plan that it would he did not perceive prove disastrous, though Men liable in their evil periods to fail it. are in illadvised or in their judgment and engage in my I can see impractical schemes. own from
life
my
which
years
in
mistakes
serious
I
have
unfavorable
my
detailed
not
arising brings
The evil year practicalerrors. impaired judgment. The knowledge of periodiclaw would have saved E. from a severe calamity, and many she keenly realizes it now. I can add her's an to equally impressive of a truly good man, Mr. case A., whose from
whole
lifehas
Friday With
been
talent, been
an
if he
had
been
and
energy
admired
and
virtue, he would beloved
millionaire
warned
or by periodicity against his Friday years, and now
it and
wishes
for the benefit Born
in his
years.
have
knows
series of mistakes
a
March
me
of
to
record
trology as-
he
his experience
humanity.
4, 1813, his evil
years
came
on
in 1821, 1828, 183S, 1842, 1849,1856,1863, 122
--
^
he
salivated.
was
After his 58th his health
scriotis trouble, and
no
improved, the time for fortune had passed, and he is tented nearing his end humbly, though conis ready to see in mind, and better a
but now
world.
recollects
He
in his
Friday
of
warnings
him.
It
seems
reliable in
our
prove
Many
in
found
how
sees
the
NAPOLEON. of
periodicitymight history,but while
and
little
how booklet, uncertain drop from my hand, I am
select
I must
But
life of that
one
famous
crimes
have
example, in imperial scoundrel. Napoleon
Bonaparte, whose world's
conscience
receives
a
He
cept ex-
pen may the research. to make
unable
the
OF
the
soon
troubles
have saved periodicitywould that less judgment becomes perience Friday years. May such exprofitableto others.
biography
finishing this
and
years,
illustration
an
serious
no
PERIODICITY
be
he had
year
completelythat
so
his evil
passed through of the have
all nations
the
he still
of admiration.
tribute
unconscious
debauched
done
law
he
the
was
same
periods utterly and fulfilling, without
ing warn-
heretofore. In evil
fate
periodsmen
by the
mental
seem
to
obscuration 124
rush
on
that
to
their
belongs
to
darker
so
with Shall
divine of
periods,and it seems myself.
have
to
been
not, for the light of Christianity, which is the light it always
be
so
?
T trust
will penetrate the dark of life, of the obscurities and the law
Heaven,
will mark
dangers in our born Napoleon was August 15, 1769, and there is a singular harmony in consequence between his periodicity and that of the American in one Republic, seven years younger, tined desBoth were July, the other in August. break the Holy Alliances to disturb and of consolidated to despotisms,and both came griefin similar periods (he seven years earlier.) for the
1811-18
the
twilight of periodicity path.
United
States
in
an
factory unsatis-
we wisely England, which ant dropped, while we were protected by the giof Napoleon in conflict with land, Engpower he and for Napoleon, when 1804-11, assisted by started his fatal policywhich we fightingEngland.
with
war
1816
was
States
and
the
I have
law,
our
disastrous
more
thinking
have
been
far
out prolonged into 1816, withhave periodicitywould looking to Napoleon we see
if how
fulfilled; but
that
he too
held
England war
would
war
been
insane
year for the United accordalready said that ing
disastrous
a
was
on
his downward
career
and
check, beginning in 1812 his with Russia, fightingEngland in in
125
Spain
and
allies in
France, going down and in 1814 '15, when England might have turned the United States, but in 1815 upon the sinking giant rose again and occupied England's hosts until summer, protectingthe the
United
States.
United
States, guided by Henry
But
in December
1814,
the
Clay, had concluded a not very glorioustreaty, (saying nothing about imprisonment of American leans Orsailors),and Jackson's victory at New tion consolaweeks two later,gave us some ; but
with
if the
had
war
continued
1816
to
of England it power to the terriblydisastrous
the unembarrassed
would
have
United
States, from
when
we
are
periods and
been
which
running contests,
we
down
may
in
learn our
it is well to have
that
Friday a
wise
Clay to lead us into the path of peace and safety. find his good Returning to Napoleon, we ning runperiods of development and education
friend
like
as
follows:
Sunday to August 15, 1776. Monday to August 15, 1783. Tuesday to August 15, 1790. Wednesday to August 15, 1797. His evil periods were : Thursday to August 15, 1804, Friday to August 15, 1811. Saturday to August 15, 1818, Sunday three years to 1821. 126
Wednesday
the
As
struggle begins I have
death.
first three
passes exhausts
that
not
time
to
periods of growth
and
the
life
ends
in
study Napoleon's which
made
him
periods of crime and desperation were Thursday 1797 to 1804, Friday 1804 to 1811, Saturday 1811 to 1818. did they develop in Napoleon, and How as
a
great
The
away
man.
decadent
"
in similar
so
The
characters. of
the
tide
in
Wednesday his bloody cahe entered 1790 to '97 when reer. In December '93 he captured Toulon. with the Sultan In 1795 thinking of enlisting Guard of Turkey, he slaughteredthe National made mander comin"(Parisby cannonade, and was of the army in March '96 (evil ; and in the same to Italy,and year 27th) marched month married Josephine" a marriage that came
turn
to
comes
misfortune.
his evil months, March May and June were and April not six propitious. Josephine was and -three days his senior, which fifty years established them discord between placingher in his unfavorable month June and insuring much her part in personal dissatisfaction on be intercourse,and insuring that he would in a fascinated first sight, being almost at Sunday relation to her. I do not need to read any
to
memoirs
that
must
temper
tions realize the many petty irritahis impearisen which have rious
would
not
127
tolerate, though he
himself
made
history. Disaster
followed.
convulsions his fleet, in
Cairo, and
he
desert to attack defeated evil mouth
Paris
and In
period) and
he
success,
peace same
peace
He
with
marched
across
to
destroyed followed the
Acre, where
he
Cairo
to
return
Syrian in
was
his
14.
June
his better
In
massacres
Jafla and
infamous
an
Nelson
and
had
and
left
but
master,
to August he returned became first Consul, actually emperor. 1800 (Tuesday year of Thursday vigor displayed administrative made successful a campaign and
month
year
Austria, Feb. 9, 1806, with Pope Pius, and
with
England,
established
March
system
a
and
in the
treaty of
a
1802. of government
for
France,
entirelydespotic,aiming chieflyat militarysuccess. His Italian policy irritated the English in the and Friday year of his government Thursday period 1803, and his evil month It was not May 18, England declared war. that this evil period should involve necessary him of
in war, but his own made all moral law
Losing thought to
be
defiance
his evil
of fate and
periods
rible. ter-
judgment at this evil time, he invading England, and expected
sound of
received almost
as
a
blind
liberator. the 129
The
judgement.
evil
sions pas-
At
this
have
must
be
not
he
must
He
was
admired
and
entirelyhappy in such it promised have too
realized
her.
loved
a
selfish to
withstanding relation,not-
a
love
much
lack
of
and
harmony.
faithful
be
could
She
which
"
she
would
found have feel,and she must persons than her husband. more agreeable in manners Look into her history,and I am this will sure be verified. As to her months, Murat was better suited to her than Napoleon and so all of Napoleon's brothers, except Louis were (Sept. 2, 1778) who was exactly fitted to be devoted he was but had to Napoleon which moral principleenough to try to do his duty. and all had Louis Joseph, Lucien principle of enough to object to the criminal career the black sheep of a good Napoleon, who was
family. Joseph and Lucien with Napoleon's and with his policy and broke America
The its
had
dates
ant discord-
Lucien
quarrelled olF, starting for
1810. to
marriage
unlucky 13th
Josephine was
brigandage went in Italy,in his
in his better
year
1796, and
his
good month,
year
October, Austria
his prowess. In June 1798,
the he
year,
called
in
year.
His campaign of lawless grandly and dishonorably
Thursday might be
dissolved
a
evil month went
piece of 128
1797
and
on
evil in
yielded to of
his first
Egypt, which land yitikcy^aud
to
time
and
Cadoudal
against
others
his life which
result in the
alarmed of Duke
murder
conspiring
were
him
as
to
d'Enghien,
and
so
himself May, (unlucky month) he crowned Emperor of France and King of Italy. The peror assumption as King of Italy and Emin this unfortunate (Friday of year to Thursday next worst"being the 34th" all paving the way to his 41st year) alarmed (the second year of his Europe and in 1805 formed against Friday period,a coalition was him by England, Russia, Austria and Sweden in
and
a
would
sensible monarch
have
sued
for
began in September 1805. and the beginningof his destruction This was if begun in June. But have been worse would he won at Austerlitz a complete victory for but
peace,
1805
and
war
1806
the
were
best
of
years
his
Friday period,and in Feb. 1806 Naples was conquered and in June Louis his brother made in October and his good King of Holland month
he
1806
defeated
Prussia
and
Austria
started Berlin,and in November his mad campaign against British commerce manding by the famous Berlin^andMilan decrees,comwere Europe to obey him, which and
entered
ultimate else
July
1807
failures to
and
bring
he
commercial
made
further
his
Russia
got
crazy
on
did
more
than
thing any-
destruction. to
submit
In to
his
against England, then the rightsof encroachments on war
130
In
of criminal
Napoleon's eight years forth
folly
decrees, all in his evil beginning Nov. 1806, repeated Nov. years; and January 1808, and Aug., 1807, Dec. 1807 Sept.,Oct. 1810, all unexampled in folly"the came
his crazy
last
commanding goods in every This
the
of all
burning he
country
English control.
could
period (1810 the fatal year) of Europe, ruining and roused the hatred commerce by blockading decrees. Providence then by universal law, and passed sentence was
1811
a
fatal
1818
to
In Dec.
was
he divorced
1809
of its execution.
time
the
Josephine and
his
desperate struggles to enforce his commercial all Europe brought their natural war on summation conin 1812 Russia
in
insane
his
his decrees
enforce
war
of 1806
on
10) declared in his unlucky month. May. war "a there, he Terribly and horribly defeated Defeated assailed by the Germany in 1813. he tried to drive them of France, out allies, but
("to
conquered
was
in his fatal
the
Saturday" as
a
month
But
of
sent
year of instead
Elba
to
the
May,
fourth
prisoner
minor
and
third
"
1814 year
of
ending his career being hung like
criminals. his
war
with
England
in those
years
States o^ great assistance to the United it was which his periodicdestiny to help and was
the
destiny
Blind
to
of the United his
real
States
condition 132
to
he
help him. rose
again
in March
widely detested and met his fate at Waterloo, abdicating in his fatal month June, surrendering to England in July and imprisond at St. Helena, dying in his evil month May 5, 1821, going to a world not entirelycongenial to his nature. His
1815,
surrender
in the
was
4th
year
ot
his
year the
period and his death in the third of his second cyclein the Sunday period, death was a good event for him giving
him
centuries
Saturday
He
reform.
to
crushed
was
the fourth
and
put finallyto
rest
in
of his
Saturday period,but it was predetermined by the insanities of his to their maximum Friday periodwhich came the Friday of Friday. in 1810 What followed after world.
year
that
was
beneficial
His
to
him
and
to
the
intense too Friday insanitywas to be conquered by one defeat,and his seventyin the higher world five years have not yet restored his moral equilibrium.
133
FINAL If
rebel
we
evils
in
ourselves" Reform
learn
we
continue
it is
come
Providence
against
and
nothing
LESSON.
ignorant. But when in duty to seek the cause and bad good qualities.
our
our
before
yourself
to
try
you
reform
the
world. It is evident
and
great,
if you
that
would
you
had
been
have
If you gained success. failures and this, study your
and
wherein
see
and
resolve
THE To a
FINAL
this to
Love
is the
"
ard highest stand-
RULE. add
my
of life" true
secret
life.
It
and
will
carry
land
you
love, and
Find
what
your more
might. The happiness,
the
more
success
will have.
can
you
friends
and
best
giftas
life"
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every
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and
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I would
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HEAVENLY
advice
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do
to
evils
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the
below
are
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love
more more
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in heaven.
love
it with
you
have,
the
health
and
the
Life
will be
all
ful joy-
you.
love your wife, body and soul, man Young with overflowing love and fidelity.Young 134
love your
woman THIS
BY
We
husband
choose
him
BOOK.
loving mother is large enough soul all blessingscome
if your from whom
God
if you
and
begin by
must
father, and love
but
to
and
"
is the Jesus Christ, who example ot a perfect life and try to him, your prosperity is assured, and love
can
world's imitate your
evil
your
best, and
periods may
will
remember
your
friend"
be
in the land with
The
if you do blessed you
conquered the
of
of
counsel
gratitude the
Author.
Periodicity
Astrology.
to
compared
best of the who is one Cameron, States, has made astrologers in the United Prof.
the
following statement Having studied the throughout my
doctrines that
of
far
as
Prof. as
entirelytrue. in my youth great mistakes last
thirteen
Astrology, made
of
indications life
it would and
and
it
recollect
If I had
they
financial also
Periodicity from
the end.
been
to
confirm the
from For
the of
student
where
A.
135
a
been
me
losses.
me
science
this
shows
seems
to
have
saved
have
the
to
seems
known
I have
city periodi-
of
according
Buchanan
can
years which
mistakes
Science
I
:
I the
had new
beginning
E. Cameron.
to
in regard
latelyin the
German
a
beantiful
and
the
to
dying
was
of this is not
cause
to
have
a
of
is 25
of
duration
the
at
of
of
those
the
which
life of are
grown Marecbal
celebrated
Lyons,
the
from
seed
Niel
rose
of
the
the
is
this
applies cuttings.
from
as
its
Bors-
and
roses;
had
30
most
shorter
well
as
pears age limit
The
much
varieties
applies
and
apples
life.
at pears Gravensteiner
example, the genuine apples are Very dying out.
duration
this
of
most,
vated Culti-
reason.
of life and
varieties
that
plant-disease replied,"The
a
deeper
a
duration
limited
years
has
For
years.
The
limited
from
Naturalist
a
but
Cultivated
longer but
dorfer
to
a
animals.
apples
disease
a
plants have also
this
announced
which
suffered
rose
To
out.
article
an
paper France
La
plants,tliere appeared
Periodicity of
origin in 1868
in
outgrowth; before that, this plant did now unfortunately is dying out, as well as the beautiful less perhaps, La 30 years, France. In 25 or or this variety will have disappeared, also the Caroline Testout. Permanent the if anything on earth can be permanent, are and adapted to climate which created Nature original roses and for ground Mossrose, Bengal example, Centifoglie,| artificial create etc. Capuchin, can rose. By crossing we varieties,but the name Hybrid indicates that such varieties are They grow, blossom, thrive for a while, but temporary. not
such
as
an
exist, and
"
die out."
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Declination. from
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