[For the kosciuSko ChronicIe.l
METEOROLOGY.
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In our last weeks report, we called at
tention to the power of each planet, as they
are found to affect the gaSSes of this
earh'S atmosphere, and we will now
glance al the different aspects as they have
occurred throughout the by-past week, and
trace causes to effect, For the works Of
creative majesty are wonderful, sought
out are they of all them that take pleasure
therein"


On the 4ih Mars and the moon came 10 a
conjunction, and Oh the 5Ih the ponderous
orb Jupiter came to the same position. No
sooner was this aspect lolmed, 'han the
Thern onetelr Sc lrcm the freezing + oinl to
G20. slars gives out the red ray, or posi-
tive electricity, while Jupiter gives out the
gel olV ray. and being combined with the
moon at her first quarter, downfall and
wind is the general results we experience
from these aspects at this carly season.
From Mercury being stationary, we had
looked for gale Of wind none, however,
as we have heard of, was experienced in
this locality; strong breezcs, nearly APP
preaching to gale, with heavy rain and
rain showers, was all we could note down
in our daily register


Ladklel, White & Simmonte, in Eng
land, contemplating these compound as
poets, have wrote "changeabe with much
DOWNFALL and David Young Philom, Of
Morris county, n. j., has predicted much
snow" If such has fallen in neighboring
States. notices will oblige. Thus, then,
have these predictions teen fulfilled in
this Latitude 10 the very letter, and sum.
maries are reSp' ctfuIy requested which
will have the immediate attention Of


JAMES ELDER.


Kosciusko, Attala co., Mi, Jan. 8, 1916.