The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-01

mines. cotton and wooden manufsctories-i
fact, all the industries that we have, are ius
u, We are in MI spects, except that the
iiA 'urer, truer, holier, hones,er. The
a.. 'ourts nor prisons, no
MYERS NOR DOCTORS.
Tss,. go, rent is pstrisrehsl sor
os.ah sv am -, % like the family govern
ment of a good father H.. ~ 'n'suer over tnei
children. All this, no doup. 1 S. ;oohsn
to you and will to your readers. -" just a'
sure rs the sun shines and the stars CIV %
nights, every word | utter is truc. Fhe
Newtonisn theory in regsri to the conss,dc-
ton of the earth ia false, and this theory
being the accepted one on earth, people will
be 10th to believe my words, but they will be
enlightened shortly. The fact is John
| Cleeves Symmes, an American who died ia
Butler county Obio, in 1929, at the age of 80
years, advanced the correct theory rs 70 the
earih's construction. He said il WAS hollow,
and that there were openings at the north and
south poles, This is true, though these
openings are not quito so large rs he esti,
mated, that at the south pole being only
about 1900 miles and that at the north pole
about the same, The people of China kaow
this theory to be correct and carry on an
immense trade with the people of mid
earth. II IL was not for
tina supplies the Chinese draw from
these people, with their overwhelming popu-
latlon. they would starve. The people from
the outer surface of the earth |
met In the interior were whalers,
whose vessels were supposed to have been
lost but which in reality got into the current
setting to the seas in the bowels of the earth,
and thus reached the happy shores where
they now are 1t may seeem strange to you
now got here and l will tell you. | saw
mon attain which | desired to explore.
mad already travelled all over the country,
and when started on this last tour Of az .
venture was not exceeding two thousand
miles from Dallas. kept on my upward
Journey seeking the top OF the mountain, Ne
| supposed it was. For weeks and weeks |
lourneyed upward, never dreaming what the
result was TO be until finally Wednesday |
emerged from the bowels of the earth
through an opening in the left bank Of
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