, 1879-08-05

the Autograph on thr steel cnt. Theirs ls that
ttemufous appearance 10 the iiucs Of The vcFy
shows tllat they have been made very carefully
si.d slowly, the penetl having bsen strongly
pressed To The sheet.
Mr. Eaton said, ~ he produced small piece
OF papsr: ~ This IL the hrst communication that
, ever received from Sredcnborg. was IN Dr..
hanaacid's roon one day With several gentle.
n'en: Mansfield was under tbs infusnce, and
h.acd Tdf,,ns ,n ,So ,1Saps,lT' Hhento my srpr'e, hs
Ihe reporter vas not permitted to cory the
letter, but remembers that n was Addrcssed:
My uear pt!psl and charge" It stated. In sub-
stance !hat tho writer had long been near tho
fec9snt, ssa9 ~ a!, rothed of i sttsd style, de-
,noa n,sd W pe5sonai aeQuatntance 70 further CO.
nent az admiration formed br years OF r1ose
Audy ol ! n,s M superior mind OF III. Eaton, clos-
fnE NTH. " The Kingdom Of Heaven b at hand;
you nave straJed ftum the illumination OF the
s light or, o. ny CANDLE bot fer not: Gosl u with
loving friend, Emanuel sw*denborr,,, Ur.
Eaton went On to lay that he was 40 DUMB
founded that he did not bring himself 10 lhc
point Of Writing to swedenborg for several
daJs. Hhtn he addressed \ letter (which he read
10 The repotter1 10 avsdcuborg, making certain
II CArlh Godf*
This reply uas taken to Dr.. Mansfo.l, folded
few uninutcs tho answer came. This WA read
IND of kctne length. Tie writer Llnts Ia rrplF
TO Mr. Eaton's Inquiries as to WhY he bad been
thus honored abovs bis hopes 10 forming such
aisttuxufshetl coe.espoudent, that Mr.. Eaton
has been selected for d great work, ula. be
alone IL worthy 10 wear the mantle Of The
writer, and that he will tn uue bs tnatsucted Il
to what 4 expected Of him. To the main in
God. He Was dtEine1Y Inspired mortal sent
on easth for purpose which ho accomplished.
He vas necessity Of the times. No oxigrncJ
ever existed before for ais existence, OF ever
will arise again. Tic WA pattern Of pattarns,
n frequently meet and converge With Him, and
10 freely explains His position. God ia invis-
b,e."
Mr.. Eaton vent on at random through the
letters, in which were generally upfolded the
stopped to say that be had heard Tin. aoms
scurrilous reporter had attempted to throw
ridlcule upon the wedding by publishing
ridiculous account Of spirit divorce. ''Thfs
lo&es It's point when vou remember that Swe-
divorce, ID Heaven"
In Difference TO Nr. Eston's request, the re-
manning letters arc passed over until auch ttlne
aA they can bo given to the world ia their entire
y. The reporter asked whether Mr.. Eaton had
reply he read a brief but aifecionatu eptstle
from the bride, In which she depleted In rather
gushing language hcr ab6o1ute happiness. One
a:nteuce read llKs this: ''As my dear aunt says
hundred tnles day, you may we'll call yutir-
self happy"
The bride speaks Of having prepared bower.
for her dcar parents near her own, and said that
when the time cAtnc She would come to escort
OF paper is dutitui epistse from the young
grootn, addressed to " Aly dear fsther-!p.lav,n
1t is rather conventional In tone, contains q
sp!rtt Of warm admiration for his bride, and thu
most respectful wishes for the happincas of ''inv
Another letter from the dnrp.he+ tivAa n