Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-06-03


RS. .lruRl nrt ui the man, sup
H.- l" llI been Killed in prison.
So t..t speak of the presence Is Pc
't 1000. J. HE disciples saw Jesus
. '' lHu' 'N mountain r"nNcrslng
.... N.-'- and Bias. although this
-'H luf had been dead tor cen
.V uo one will content that
','-" III" thrc" disciples rested
t". IhH-I'il bodies "i these two
r.. "'- What then !ld they see?
...t RATIONAL answer i that they
'h. -.lui- eft th" tw" lIIlI>trl"uS
lfN' r'"fJ~ that the disciples
rt 'hr -'pu.'A,r empty. hut direct
I.'.fN'ri' they saw two men, clad
- .iHWHc ctli'nt-. sitting IN the
'". I'hu r''"Hnt> that Mary saw,
. '.. -Iu' occasion. Two angels clad
I'D "Nii' -iiiinG IN th' >'p'llchrr
..-' i'--tG'~ 20 t"pr"N' mat angels
Ui W'I hhd 'NrtS all looked very
.uH..1f tul That tli" antIcnt> had orac-
jar I"U' "i future life. When
l..u 80 r'.'Muuu-. would have fallen
d Nu tud ""t-mpcd the angel the lat
tf demonstrated with INN, saving:
pu thy i"liuw servant and OF thy
brethren in other words he, the
'u-tI ht one" been An lnhahltant oi
lHt-i'r hdN ia" -amrAS John. lie
Me- uur of las brethren. icllOw-Ser-
want ~ Tia" theoretical resurrection
morn hhd not yet dawncd 1t will he
N'N hand +" explain away these appar-
IIHu- a. hrIuE other than of a wholly
-l'' !''" "'t''''-
i' So "'i'-'"hS l" scripture are
w.'I' m'r''N |" snow the chnrcies
'h'' 'h' ''i"'n'e 'ilGy scout '",day De
,''-' II l. nl"uerh' the! respect III the
h''l' h'''"'' II j. ancient ("hlcn Is
-lilN'ht P''n'''il'y vi 'he 'ruly piouS'
'"''f '"'l'' ''l'' never Allowing tnehi
10 ''''Pt awning Us tritn tiiat uoes
"'' tN' i,''h " i'iould! ooer Vi aye
ana bear th' stamp ol great an'l'luity):
EVEN 'As""i observer must DC iorceu
mo 'h' '"h''"'ioh t,"t as eNp"uhded
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Mud what caa science say to dry the
m"urnor tear ana soothe the be-
r'aN"d hearts OF those whose loved
ones have disappeared III the gloom OF
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V''"' Sru'"'., o',o 'Pe"ns No''', we.
II W. WI ou' E'.. .'i ".'ni':iTe we
'',''' ''"''''','I '''., '''e,'oo 10 o''. an,
" , ""'n ,. ,or 'r ,i piol'osi'io:i
+ .'7 ""''i"' "''i' why" 'io WI
hh'' ~ 's support Is ura"h from
Tact mus science mas demonstrated
the rotundlty oi the earth 10y produc-
lng mountaineering proof OF such tact.
IN like manner science has and can
dcmonstra,c the continuity OF lie be-
yond the grave.
By glancing backward we lind that
the past 90 years has been an era OF
marvellous inventions and wonderful
discoveries. Great truths, imprisoned
~ natures businesses Tor ages, have
hc"n released to become important
factors IN the higher civilization of
the race. Arm and arm with the
/ progress in invention and the dis
covcrics in science has developed a
/ knowledge OF the destiny OF men.
\ constant recurrence of psvcbic
phononena of the most diversified
character. during the mast AZ wears
anI mot confined Ia any nar,icular
quarter Of the clob.. has demanded
more than passing notice from the
! investigators If the ACE Men and
women of social and political promi.
hence. whose genius has adorned the
records Of literature, science and art.
have devoted years in careful. exhaus
/ tive research in determining the facts
regarding apparitions and fixing a
/ value to the claims of the presence
among mortals OF invisible intelli-
genccs Their Investigations have al
most invariably resulted in their con.
version to positive knowledge in the
continuity of life. IL has been con-
clusivcly proven to them that man
does not go down To the grave; that he
merely changes his mode of existence
Ia more ethereal condition, where his
powers Of locomotion and observation
ara greatly enhanced, and where he is
M longer subjected to physical limita-
tions.
tttrt57HS ttllte people eft prominence
who have. after due investigation,
adopted these progressive ideas, may
hc mentioned twenty-four judges and
ev-iudgcs Of the United States. courts;
many Of our Senators and Representa-
tiyes in Congress; the editors of many
ot our leading newspapers and period
icals hosts of illustrators OF literary
characters, and many OF the foremost
] a.t.nttafa nnH tnvnpfnrs of tha oua