The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-10-18
Observation-Disclosures.

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,Lo bc.J he ,.i,I max. ,l,.m o,,c,not,,y or,yc
n, cov .c,ious u, ro,,,ir,, rroud or ,uo,l,. hate,
Cul mr. loving. bolJ or tujl. rich or poo,. liberal
B. mr. ncnpriaus--in sbyrl. every oyoon he ,,pr,c-
olive. ia c,rrcspnudipp answer SO that tine mind
ioran individual. when Me,,nefi,cd. may be- play
ed upon something after the manner of nglr.
These are but tho ordinary phenomena, rto-
ducel in the earliest s.apcs of The Aesa,rrc slc,2
a number of persons ia the place, old and young,
merely on account Of the novelty Of the thing.
have permitted themselves 10 be drown into the
first and second stage, Of this sleep and the re-
suit ha, uniformly been such as we have men.
toned. But in order TO produce the higher grade.
of phenomena TO which the science lays claim,
those skilled in 1t say Il is necessary that the
subject a,i-. e.. ease orr.i ig-.:--.--.L half
dozen or . dozen Of times, or until he can reach
the sixth or L;.hcs. stage CT Tie magnetic sleep
and then he no longer dta0iS, or is under tie
control Of the will Of the m1gnczcr, but acts by
himself speaks his own language, secs, or rather
pcreeires (ior his eyes are closcd) in his own
way, and indeed, If wc admit al tie prctcnsious
OF the science, there is iuIc unit to what he may
either see or know. This stage Of the sleep, or
suite, Is called chibroyaHec Thus Ear, from a
vague fear or rcpusnuuce TO being frequently mes
mcrlsed, DR.. tndcrhllI has succeeded IN getting |
but about two here Into the chtnrOyoni slate, and /
Of these but one has permitted himself 10 be used
to develop the deep mysteries Of the science.
And these 50 far, (although We are said to be but
at The beginning Of wondcrs) are astonishing |
enough. Cases Of rheumatism, Of affection Of the .
lungs, OF weak eyes, sore eyes, and Of other dis
eases, were submitted to the sOmnambusl for ex-
animation, and in all OF them ho manifested
great Professional skill. lis knowledge Of Gnalo.
my appeared to be profound aud Of rhysiolo-
| gy; aud in examining diseases, he would trace
them to their origin, and give their whole history,
and their bearing upon the different paris Of the
system, and their symptoms-jn short, their whole
Ipoihoiocy appeared to be, literally, at his fingers
ends And he would mol stop here. lie would
give the cure, aud mention the medicines to be
applied; and they consisted of different ingre-
dents tell how to compound them; and he would |
tell in what doses to take them.
The somnambulis was Young man Of this |
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