The herald., 1896-03-24
THAT RAY; WHAT IS 1T?
BY q. w. CARPENDER, n. D.

The cathode, X or radient heat ray
what is it?
To answer the question it is necessary to
study the law of electric force. and to do
that 1t becomes necessary to learn the ma
ture of the cosmic states ef substances.
We may postulate seven planes or con-
ditions. Whether they are differentiations
of one or two simple elements as ultinates,
or seven in entity form, it matters not to
this inquiry.
That they all occupy the same cube of
space and can be classified under the
terms, three dmensons-viz., length.
breadth and thickness--or if fourth di-
mension is sought, called throught or
throughout, the cube OF matter or Sub
stance.
All substance is included in the follow
ing, viz: Light. heat, electricity, magnet
ism, force. mind, life, and there is no
space in which each one of these is not
found, in condition of inertia of latency
or inertia of motion.
Differentiation or variety is the result of
change of place of one or more of these
ultimates.
These ultimates have been, by scientific
men and physicists, supposed to be simply
correlations of the one. or at most three
primates.
Be that as it may, to science they exist
and their properties are:
L uo cOTTelatlOIl Oh elSCtTIclty has luttSlly
received more attention from the physicist
for the reason of its great utility and
potentiality.
need not farther enter into the modus
operandi of the electrician than to study
tho nature of the helix of the induction
coil.
wind spool with No. l 4 insulated cop
per wire and cover with Nos 80, 80 and
40 wire, also insulated. The first number
attach to my batter elements, making
connection through an untempered mag
net, also insulated, with copper wire in
sulated. having an armSture across its
points or poles. Now, when the attach
ment is complete the vibration of the
armature causes the electric flow to be
arrested in its circuit one-half of the time.
If, now, the other wires are connected
properly with the battery, through the
magnet, the flow passes by radiation
through them and the current gathers force
by the length of transit, alec by the use of
a core of iron wire through the spool.
As long as the wire of the induction core
is sufficiently large to conduct the fluid
electricity it will pass without manifest
heat or light, but intercept the current and
both light and heat will be produced.
Heavy currents can be thus conducted
through the atmosphere without being per-
ceptble if good conductor is provided.
Hence. telegraphy can be carried on at
long distance WITHOUT wire IL wafer Iue-
dium is provided.
There are two currents of electricity
moving in opposite directions, viz: From
the carbon. which ia the positive element
and gives off the negative or anode current.
and the zinc or negative element, giving off
the positive or cathode current. These
currents pass each other on the conductor
and are distributed at the poles or on the
elements.
Now in the exhaust tubes where there is
no air or but small quantity. these cur
rents meet and so excite the particles of
air as to decompose them and put them in
violent motion.
The air in its interstices contains quauti-
ties of ether molecules, which are set free
by the action of the electric current in
combining, form differentiated current
of force by correlation which is more
subtle than electricity and becomes sub
ject 10 the laws of radiation. Being largely
combined with luminiferous ether it per-
meates readily substances that are inn
permeable to electricity and yet contains
the attractions of it's native force.
This new force then is compound of
the two electricities and lumlnferous
ether and hence is governed by the laws of
radiation of the astral ray in its penetrat-
ing force and electricity in it's velocity of
motion and the threefold properties of the
substances of which il is composed.
lno current III one sense Is material ana
in another sense immaterial, being COM
pound Of the highest ultimates of matter.
With this ray there will be no difficulty
in photographing the thoughts of men or
animals, as there are forms produced by
thoughts in every brain.
There are said to be 600, ZOO, 900 tubuli
or cones on the cortex of the brain. sup
posed to be the center or seat of thoughts.
The law of prolifiration is such that
thought is able TO manifest through them,
through generative force.
Every thought creates form according
to the vernacular of the individual. and
hence il the cones can be photographed or
their forms taken on n sensitive plate, the
thought is made manifest.
With this ray or wave of sublilized ether,
by proper, focalizing, every thought of
men or animals can be revealed.
RaydioRraphy will soon be as we'll I'M
derstood as the common process of pho
Biography is now. But to know its power
the full power of an old principle called
elame by the ancients must be better un.
derstood, as that subtitle life principle un-
derlies the whole science.
q. w. CARPENDER, M. D.