Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-27

found was richly dressed, and aroundi..
neck was locket containing the nor.
trait OF woman. Nothing could ever
be learned OF its parents, and so IL was
adopted by some poor people OF Hot
Springs. who brought 1t up and reared
IL as one OF their own family. When shs
had grown to girlhood the founding
entered domestic service. aud hearing
Of the powers that / possess. came To-
me, hoping, by their aid, to find her
| parents.
1t so happened that was able TO per.
form a very good service for her. be-
cause her parents were living and had
never ceased to mourn for her. While
the young woman sat before me the pic
ture OF her past was shown very wildly.
saw her whole life and went back 10 the
time when she was q babe in beautiful
Southern home In Charleston, s. c. I
saw Der the child OF wsll.to-do parents
and surrounded with every care that a
child could require. Then the episode
which had cast a shadow over her lits
was revealed. While lying In her cradle
one dsy a nurse approached the child
and picked IL up. The serving woman
saw was actuated by feeling of re-
yenge to the mother, and stealthilV
made her escape from the house with
the child. ] followed her thence TO the
poor mans door In Hot Springs, where
she laid IL down uuobserved, and left 10
to the mercy OF strangers.
The name OF the babes parents was
Morton, and l told my caller TO 90 to
her mother, who would recognize her
She went as directed and established her
Identity by means OF the locket and
other things. In letter that have
from Mrs. Morton she expresses her
heartfelt gratitude ior the service rem
dered in restoring her long lost daugh-
ter.
Perhaps this little proof OF what NAV
be done Dy the knowledge we gain by
our studies may be unbelievable 10
many, but the facts cannot be gain
said
Ina similar manner the gift OF heal
ing is bestowed upon Us, that we may
alleviate human suffering when il is
brought to our notice.
Our methods are entirely different TO
those of the ordinary physician, who
never reaches the real source Of disease
with bis scalpeI, lance or drug. Some.
times the laying ON OF hands will assist
| TO bring about cure more speedily, al
though that is hardly necessary. There
are cases in which we cannot and cases
| In which we can Interfere 20 assist per-
sons suffering with bodily maladies I
have already had the pleasure OF bene-
| fitting many prominent persons In this
country, and in a subsequent letter
will give instances and a fuller expla-
nation of the manner in which we do
these things.
For afgnmentative purposes | again
refer to the case OF the telegraph as
an instance OF how simple q thing may
seem to the initiated, and how cores
pondingly incomprehensible 1t Is 10
those who do not understand the way
| 10 which the electricity is utilized.
The crnde savage would either class
ify telegram as a miracle. trick or
| an i'm possibility, perhaps refusing Alto
gether TO listen TO any explanation OF 1t.
Many persons feel the same concerning
the work Of the higher law. Your me-
chanical geniuses call the telegraph an
| invention based on the discovery OF new
scientific laws.
Our religious orders OF India simply
know more aboht the soul than the
Western people and understand laws as
old as the creation, which are TO you as
present unintelligible.
While you have perfected the tele.
graph, telephone and other appliances,
we have acquired the power to transmit
thought to any distance necessary with
out any mechanical machinery What
ever. This was forcibly demonstrated
to the British government during thu
Sepoy rebellion, as may possibly be re-
membered.
SIyAGIRI XEMINDAR,
Adept OF the T. Il. 5. Brotherhood OF
). India.
23s Fourth Avenue. New York.