Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-30

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intervene between our system and il.
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planet belongs appears to clairvoy-
ants (from its surfacs) to b about
three times - large - ours. il white,
like silver, mild, soft. The men Of
this earth can gaze on it while in its
meridiao strength. Here i no ab-
solute darkness, and night il only .
sort Of mild twilight.
The matter Of this earth is much
more refined than ours, in conse-
quence Of the light. Its fruits, many
of them similar to ours, are exqui-
sitely favored, larger in size, and
pure white ncolor when ripe. There
are no houses or temples such as the
men Of earth are accustomed to.
Their houses are constructed by
planting a species of branching tree
in rows, and then trimming and in
terlacing the branches 80 as to pro-
ducs walls, roof, windows and
doors.
The inhahitanta - 1eafly = vhite
as snow, they are 81 medium he,
and have kind Of ssmi-transparent
look. In point Of intellect our say
ants are mere pigmies in comparison.
There are no medicines used here.
The inhabitants are free from dis
eases of all kinds, and are subject
only to injuries by accident.
They are all clear minded, and,
like statu-volists, have perfect control
over both motor and sensitive nerves
naturally. As soon, therefore, as an
injury is received, an act Of their will
at once suapends motion and sensa-
ton in the part until healing has
been accomplished, which in their
case takes placed rapidly.
They do not die as with us, but
are changed in an instant from NOR
tai to immortal, the material body
dissolving into it's primeval elements
at once; there are, therefore, no fu-
nerals, and, of course, no mourning.
Each one is anxious for the change,
and oil are fully aware that this
change results in inconceivable
happiness.
The various sciences are here far
in advance of anything that the men
of earth can conceive. Moral evil
has never entered there. It is
guarded on the confines by guards,
who prevent evil influences from
other spheres being introduced.
This enables us to appreciate the
value of this mode of scientific ex-
ploration. The strongest telescopes
which could be made could never
show us accurately the external sur
faces of these distant stars and their
planets, much less reveal their inner
mysteries; but whenever We desire to
get an idea of their nature, construc-
ton. peculiaritiss. and inhabitants.
all that is necessary 10 10 call upon
the clairvoysnt abilities Of those who
have eultivx.ed their st.tn-volic
powers. And whs; 10 certain. Dr.
Fshnsssoek has either mads . voa-
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