, 1877-10-20

:. T,y the encratinn Of fi.rt nainral law ef lhc
nnn,nn ~ nf:nni.. We ,4ns tie hc"d N shame or
I. ny thc opesntjon n lxrh natnrnt ltw. we
hohl The hrah crtt when conscious Of good intcn-
ttcns, ns acute srs.hp,rbsnl.
6. 1t i4a rhytira fact by the widest
nauct,nn. inst sbe Ee-tt,rrs prompted hy thc bliss;
snpr'maey o1 .nnseehse % nave tnrr genera
.. It !. alto phyrent tnct. ac,nonstrable hy the
widest induction that The gestures prompted hy the
Opposite r.lsttona 10 hayc their general
direction downwars.r. mud givc the human farm an
n snR eoa. se ater .taae
always 1ua!ts before thc former.
\. ny axed natural law the upward gestures In
dnetd by an nt prnvng Conscience anil the activity
ot The higher laculte. accompanied ny sense
ot repo.c. unfe!teted elasticity. and Of tendency
D. If a1ed nstarsi law the downwar1 gestures
panlrd b tcnse d unrtrt, fcttercd activity, and
10 in ton,e Of ths n,ost celebrated, works Of
great aftlslt. tho human form Il represented as IN
urcd a. accompanied and c1ntrd by the b!lstfut
slcs.
soaal consciousness. that there 4 In the artistle
supremacy OF Conscience and Of tic higher faeut.
ter. VIII oat md that forms which do nut exhibit
il: 10 de+p il The instlne. concerned In tho mp
SS ~ @
fhat hstnrr runfsins ,roe n5ftrrs ~ niirrri in.
stances oi the physieai deviation Of lilo human
.ntcntjc fscts Of moi. ihe,r rxistcnrc khows tt,e
q ~ 'n.tnsi aa ss ~. WIZ ~
reveals.
II. In The existence Of The instructive upward
aud downward phrr!cal ge.tusc* aceompanyinx
the approval % ana ~ e., 9s.
down. higher md lower in moral euotloa; and. N
a'nx o1 J. 'aa n;etnnent ~ by h" besi md tctmes
that they shall rule nn,l thrac urttucttyc Vcsrrs
nrrnerinu nccurlin9 10 nutllra Inv nrc n uToclu.
nation of lhst nratScracy-tGe ony onu rccornIzcd
By natarc and The oniy ono Tint viii endure.
fAppiau.r.
iS ii wIt be found that all tic Instances OF I'm.
tnan csrericncc o! The tllstlncIon between Up ntl
tiown aMa higher ana lower; ~ thus defined "
1n0inl cfsrjtatitn rrocecd!ny from Cunscence.
.assa o Gill; isnsiSis ph,'iea sfssI
~ ,,,+ .,t Inv n r,trrc IL Int The un,rorn Ar.
ton Of ~ Omn!p.cscnt rertonai will
.. The rnxlhlens.:: T., e. the Mo,a! lay in con.
aMn,te, rtt fhe ten"psmcss Of an t1mntoresct
Personal Wiil.
70. r. Thsrs T. therefore, il mai ! soaewhat' Or
someone not OF han ans ta.5 nna h ~.
ns"sn s,,n1nn. 'e"'' pe''~"'' 'A'"'''o ~~'
Ascending that stairway of propositions. have
trnla.s hsif a4Rnmiur Tint haye irnue thn
tit "nth", ~ ~ INV tiat .un .I.na tnro
HelEnt tuVtleI, tt1 ~. Mun tIas ~ .."n assus
LOOK BACK anu mnxc eule !nnt az os akcps WeIs oa
ths hdAnlaht. Iake ~ pastsah Witness, n9Wesef;
IN oaI ~ y. III s.~va, n'aLin, III. ~
fnrcennc eoncl1.un., IL Wlli,ata Shskspcarc d
nart{ssn1 Did he knuw anything al hHu,an ma.
inrc1 Tho heavnesa Of Thy soni of man thai haa
aDnc evil-i4 that recognized BY William slnk.
ff,nsn,nc fhat this Tcmnln IA DpsSn.th battl4.
a ~ ttn"Sn"hS s J.. shn tsntrS f;1,hnnna .rI hneo
uctus iHe!E r tHv 'S"s eA AA-"''enot e"0 4s'o
the tent nt Richhfu - .-.-
WILLIAM SHAksFEARE siA Lib to!oa us IN oo't
sf0pY
OF natural laws In these two tents. i!e does not
!unk through pnrttRan lenacst he u no thtoloesan
What arc thest forms that rise II this dead 'nld'
Night between The two tents! TheFn are eleven
ghosts here. Shakespeare Is behind ercry one ni
them. Ihsy uitct nn!n!n1 tnat he aocs hut put
into taelf hG*; When tiey Spsaxs ne spe@ase: @ M ana
some OF % nave oEcn Ianknt To- pei1Sse tnat "hen
shakspeafe speaks Natutc apeaAs'
Iot M ait hsaev Gn tty so,ti y: :norfoEI ,.,.,,
M inou ~" " y s Hr5s @ VI soata'
~ uesya't .a.'io.o ;,t"t.1.. III
10 speaRs tho htst 8hos' At !.'eaa'u tcht'
ne cheerful l!1shtn1ona inr J.. ths w!1nxfd soun
hntenSsS. ..,s e1 EEnt y fny
n!ak nen.t r. ss. ,. !ss"."oI, =. I,Is,'.a.,. ee
20 speaks tho same ghost a. Niel'n,onas tent
When wan mortal ny anolnied iMdy
w eS g. NJ ~ ernss1 M aa ~ ~ o. aSna1 III t,.