The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-02

1 great solar system, of which this earth is 9
planet, were smaller wheels within the gIeht
periphery Ofthis huge universal wheel lnchnn.bts MY
| and that ali the innumerable solar aystems,
invisible 10 the naked eye, yet lnnnIs,y .s. xsssa
than this, were ranged aOout hhe nnyrh1 nyt a,,,
Now, the great fact which the orator ought to
demonstrate was ths:-That the same state Of
refinement and progression was not universal;
that ID did not exist to such an extent In those
planets nearest the periphery of the wheel as IL
did in those gradually approaching the centre.
This portion of thie vast disk the centre of the
universe was the heavenly location the acme
OF all that was pure, ennobling, refined. It was
the converging point of all those refined ema-
nations from planets like our own, which we're
so precious, and withal SO minute, that they
could only be located one step nearer the great
centre OF refinement and purity than the planet
itself.
The speaker essayed to prove the fact that
those planets which we're yet farther from this
centre Than we are we're not so refined as the
nebnlar system Of which this earth is a part,
and that those planets just within the pale
OF this huge universal periphery had not
arrived at so advanced state OF progression
and purity as had this upon which we live. He
believed that there were planets still nearer the
heavenly centre Of the universe than this, and
which must be necessarily more refined, Now
to get at the location of this summer land, or
TINS land OF refinement, it IS bat necessary to
consider the manner upon which these precious
coed. We find, by the orators demonstration,
that these emanations from one planet, immedi-
ately by affinity, being too pure to remain with
1t longer, near the centre of the universe,
take up with some planet sympa-
thizins by similarity Of nature with
them. And so with this great earth
of ours; these 00,000,0 900 tons Of refined parti.
Cles which exude every year from humanity,
cannot stay longer upon this earth, because,
becoming 90 precious and pure, their affinity
Is lost TO it, and they near the heavenly con-
vereing point, the centre OF the universe, and
the gathering together of all these minute par
ticles into one locality, is what composes that
spiritual resort, of which we speak to-day, the
Summer Land" This planet itself ie bat
laboring to bring forth the Summer Land"
This land is in process of formation every in
slant of time. There are certain parts
of the emanatIon from the human body
| which can no longer be degraded into animal
formation. 1t is asoertained by careful and Ella
| borate scientific analyZatIon, that ninety nine
! per cent. OF the lime in the human bones re-
turns to the reformation of things human; but
| one per cent OF this lime, too fine to stay, de-
parts, and enters into the formation of the lime
| body in the sumner Land.n AS it is fact
| that not particle Of soil exists but has been
| worked over and over again with animal orga-
nism, so 1t is that not particle of soil in the
| Summer Land" remains bat what has been
! formed tGOm human organs. And the location
! of the land being known, you reach 1t by gong
| towards the centre through the belt and circles
OF stars.
SPIRITUAL TRIBUTE.
At one time Napoleon paid SI3,0 900 for a COM
munication from New Orleans to Paris, about
| some real estate. We are receiving communl-
cations through a medium from the Summer
| Land about absolute real estate, and the people
| demur because they have 10 pay twenty-five
! cents for this mediumistic telegraph message.
Mediums are mercenary ii they wish to be paid
| Tor their labors.
CHRIST ON EARTH.
No Ptolemaic theory perfected by science, no
Calico, can possibly reach the magnitude of that
! in6uite and perfect realm, IT is the only per-
| feet system-a succession of the great temples
of our fathers. Ministers throughout the land
talk of the Father coming down to US through
the medium of His Son, and dying for a few
people upon little planet twenty-five thousand
miles around and eight thousand miles in dia-
| meter. What worse than mediumship is that
| Bow infinitely more shallow, more insane than
the absurdest statement of the uneducated me-
| dunn are the statements of these educated evan
| gelical gentlemen! Shallow! indeed, silly and
wicked: Teaching all Chrisendom that the
| Almighty is obliged to send His Son to give
| Himself up and die on this little spot in space,
when the INFINITE universe was swarming with
planets a thousand times vaster and with people
infinitely more worthy of His attention!