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

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Of our clairvoyauts, upon his hrse
visit to this earth, saw Q scene, and
described it - follows:
II see q party of ladies and gen.
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be q wedding party, who are about
to enter boat of peculiar construc,
ton. They are upon lake now and
seem to glide along without an e3ort.
How they do 80 I cannot tell. Tha
water of the lake is as clear as cryos
tai, and fish of various kinds can b
seen at considerable depth. The
trees upon the lake shore are beaut
full, and have dark green shininE
leaves. The scenery is lovely. and
upon an elevation at some distance
stands o kind of temple; it is ver3l
large, and seems to be built Of sonn1
material of light color resemblinG
marble. Inside, see the figure a!
a man placed upon . movable stru9-
ture. The figure has two heads Of
faces. The expression of the one is
benevolent, benign. and beautiful.
The other is as horrible as it is de-
ceitful, treacherous, and evil dis
posed.
"This seems to be o school, or q
place where children are taught by
representation and demonstration,
and this figure seems to represent
Good and Evil. The figure is ex-
quisitely carved, and the expression
given to the countenances are life
like.
"The building is immense. There
are no side windows, and the light is
all admitted from above"
The planet in our system known
as Mars, seen from the earth, has a
red, dusky appearance, but clairvoy-
ants say that, as you approach it,
they observe this appearance to be
caused by peculiarly organized at
mosphere, resembling to some extent
reddish vapor, and one in which
our organs of respiration would serve
us about as we'll as those of q fish in
our air. This was once demonstra-
ed to me by its effects upon the res
piration of two gentlemen. who to-
gether with young lady, visited the
planet in company at the same time.
When they approached the planet,
the two gentlemen took what ap-
peared to them the shortest way,
passed into this red stratum and at
the same instant both were seized with
violent coughing, which continued
even after they had returned and
thrown themselves out of the condi-
ton. The young lady, not liking
the appearance of the red stratum,
passed over it, and was consequently
not affected in the least, and was
much amused ri the mishap of the
gentlemen. The quality Of this red
stratum being thus accidentally As
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