FEARFUL PREDICTIONS IN A T RANCE
[From the " Jfews of the World," April B.]
Louisville, Kentucky,) is just now excited over a strange prediction by a young lady, Miss Carrie Cloin residing there. She claims to have been under the influence of spirits, or mysterious influences at intervals for twelve years. She was thrown into a trance she says, when seven years of age, and again when she was fourteen, lasting for seven months, during which she predicted tbe Franco-Q-er-man war and its result. Recently she has been thrown into a similar state, and on Friday last made the following predictions in in the presence and hearing of a reporter of the Louisville " Commercial " :—: —
"In seven weeks from to-day (March 25th) a war si^n will appear in the heavens, which wil 1 last fifteen weeks and then cease. This will be the forewarning of a terrible war between the whites and blacks in the United States. The first battle in the war of races will be fought in April 1872, and the war will be brief but terrible bloody. After this bas ceased three years, another war sign will appear in the heavens indicating a renewal of the three years, and all Prussia will glorify. Nine years after this war ceases, another sign will appear in the heavens about the world, which will forewarn people all over the world of a religious war. This will be terrible, even unto one part as unto another of the whole face of the world. It will last nine years, and will temporarily ceaoe for seven years, when beasts wearing seven horns, each of the form of a huge sabre, will appear to the world, in large numbers, and the people inhabiting the world will stand in fear. The ocean will become red, and no vessel can stand upon its face. Ten years after the appearance of these beasts upon the earfch, a cross will appear upon the face of the 'sun, and although the people were surprised to see the moon cover the sun, they will be more suprised when they see this. The cros9 will cover the sun for seventeen years, when God Almighty will destroy the earth. My friends take warning."
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Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 176, 22 June 1871, Page 3
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370FEARFUL PREDICTIONS IN A TRANCE Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 176, 22 June 1871, Page 3
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