Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-12-15


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murders
az l!r>t notice OF II? @rhef:i USE
among ia'" "fi'',r@, - III the lr-'"
n"htnn H"N'iin. i.i'- l.: cap - 81
Basil Valentines. ii h'h'iictln' monk
81 the fifteenth rr"'i'r!- II" SPEAKS
81 the general i"i!ll III. a'i't au'l'l,'ii
OF. tins Naii';ihi" i'i@'f'!l!'rht Tor we,
discovery OF in"'"iS' winch Is cafIi''
hN w"rknl"il IN nih's' 'i,il"r iii 'h'!r
belts or III their caps II" say, maj
there ar" s"V'n names ny when inns
rod L. known. and 10 iN "Nr'iirnci'S'
under each title. ne d"V"''' chlpl'r
of his book. line names are: DiNlh"
tod. Shining hod. L'hl,iii% h'"i'
Iransc"ndtnt H"t. Irrnihiii% hoh'
Dipping tod. Superior k"d
In his adnirah!" trrati.""h metals.
Arrlc"l;t speaks uf III" ROD IN terms "1
dlSraraS''nrh': ne CONSUMERS laH use
lis a relic "f ancient ha%ical i"r'l'S'
and h" says that II Is ON! iEr'i'%i"'.s
"orkilhil VINO 'fi'f'i': II !" '''''
search after metals.
III" manner III when the r"' WIS
used ny certain person, r'""'to sen
dtc'ptl"h l"ssih"- II" r." !, S'h
orally oi hazel. ana Is i"fk," 1!h'
Y: tn" f"rring"rs are placed AGAINST
IN" dl>rr@lilr arms "i the foi am"
the elbows ar" brought BACK against
the side: thus the lhp!'n''h' Is lrit
III front OF the operator drllra,'ly
balanced before tn" PIT nl III" st"n
Hch at Il di-tancr ct about ci%ii'
inches Now. II the pressure "' inc
balls "i TN" "l%HS ne III the l'aS' re-
laX"d. the stalk OF the rot Will NAT
urally fall 1T mas been assume" ny
some that il restoration OF the pressure
will bring tn" stem back AGAIN. point
Ing toward the operator. ana Il littl"
further pressure Will "lrv;t" 1t mt" Il
perpendicular position. \ relaxation
of force will again lower 1t. and thus
the rotation observed III tn" rod be
maintained.
But tn" manner OF using the rod
was by 10 means identical III all
eases. =.
TN" most famous ease IN winch /!
was cmrl'y"l was IN 1872. when
Jacques Avn "a. Il man famous i"r his
power with the divininG rod. was en-
pioy"d 10 discover tn" mnrirrrr- OF Il
wine seller and his wife. IL" actually
detected one. but two others "lid'|
his pursuit and got TO France. Aymar
WAS then taken to Paris. whcr" his