St. Landry democrat., 1878-06-08

vision. She could read any kind O
manuscript or letter-press in the mex
room, or in the room above, as if tn
walls and ceiling were transparent.
tested the prodigious faculty Thousand
times, and the results amounted to 81
absolute demonstration" The professo
al first seems to have suspected that thi
power was supernatural in Clotilde, ane
intensified rather than induced By col
ored light. One day, however, he wal
surprised to learn from Juliette that she
could receive emanations from lemon
and, on Clotilde joining her, both sisters
saw and described these emanations. II
was this announcement that probably
formed clue to the marvellous discov.
cries that followed. These "acuminated
rotifers," reasoned the scientist, "must
be the odor. This odor is seen by an
enlargement of spiritual sensibility--
the enlargement of the eye OF
the mind, even as the natural
vision is supplemented by the microscope.
BY the microscope we can magnify e, 900
diameters, until we discover forests of
microscopic vegetation and worlds in a
single drop of water. Evidently blue
light not only develops the physical
forces of man, but enables him to rend
the veil which has hitherto debarred him
from seeing into the mysterious region of
essence and the incoming and outgoing
of life" Following up Swedenborg's
revelation by the aid of this new light,
the scientist formed the opinion that
further experiment under the violet rays
might prove that thoughts are material
things, apparent to the higher sense by
living in this media. Another two years
of persistent effort has demonstrated the
sagacity of the scientists vaticination,
He now possesses the supernal visie n
himself, though not to such an exalted
degree as the twin sisters. He is, how
ever, enabled to see all sorts of what may
be termed acid (mordant) or sharp odors
like lemon, or lemon-scented verbena,
musk, orange and other perfumes of that
class; but he can not like the sisters,
perceive the more soft and globular
formed odors like the violet or lily tribe.
The faculty, however, of discerning
odors is the least wonderful of the great
discoveries. The three observers unani-
mously agree in declaring that the bor-
der land between the materialism of the
senses and the spiritual region around us
is occupied" densely occupied"-by
sentient things. The air is full of
formed existences. Our
thong hts are performed by mes.
sengers. Our sudden inspirations result
from the influence of
AERIAL CoURIERs.
What we usually express by the phrase,
'sSpeak of the devil,'' is neither more nor
less than scientific fact. A material
heralder feeter than any
Puck, has arrived and announced the
party who SO suddenly surprises us. The
forms Of this spiritual snadow-land or
essence world" are more diversified than
hose revealed by the microscope, and
which form the beginnings of life. Most
If them are of bluish-g gray color, and
constructed SO Enthusiastically that it is no
mere possible to describe their mechan-
SIN than to paint word picture of the
ky fecked over with clouds of every |
orm and shade.
Professor Givodan has counted over q
thousand Of these supernatural essence
orms in the apartment with him and
hey fit to and fro, through walls and
through his body, just as we apprehend
hat heat and electricity penetrate all
manner of substances. In experimenting
With the sisters placed at the end of the
rbor, a current of essence forms is estab-
lshed as thoughts are interchanged, Just
8 electric currents are framed between
wo telegraph operators by means of the
7ire and the battery. These are the
oups telegraph corps, "the souls
selers," as with dim foreshadowing of
his new and great revelation, the poets
ave called them.-- New York Mercury.