The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-19

WeE- By SaEfss-t Fillmore Bennett r.
r. Dorneiisy IL Sons.
The thousands who love and sing he
seweet Byan6-gy'' wgEI welcome this las.
work ar idyI " fhe Middle West. by the
aushcr Of that remarkably popular ayusn-
In the "Pionesrs'' Mr.. Bennett sings OF
the old days OF tbs tairsies and sor;ies and
the struggles. hardships and trianspns o.,
the pioneer. popular poet Of TIE day,
writing Of the Pioneers" says: Dr.
Bennett tas reproduced In mesedious verse
the life halsts. customs Joys an ~oTrows
o. the early settlers o. Illinois. He draws
q picture Of days that passed together
With the buffalo and the wild pigeon. the
deer and the red rnan-~and his brush has
been dipped In those primitive coiors that
the pralries and woods afforded The an
na-s Of the people who first struck the.r
nlswsharss into the sosi Of Lake and Nc
Henry counties asd set their axes 10 TIE
virgin forest IL q history O: courage. sslf-
Denial and all the early virtues The
times were rude and srduous. and the task
Of making the wilderness blossom Ike
the rose was an hefcuisan one.
How well shir labor vas performed. and
The !nnsess strsvinGs Of the men and women
vino engaged In II. 10 faithfully set fo-th IN
DR.. Bennett poem.
:" The Pioneers ~ taken from actual ex
perlence. and continues into the times
when new conditions had arisen and made
the lives of It's actors smoother BY reason
Of the advance OF progress In The new
hands. The reaper succeeds the plow. the
shreaher displaces the fail. and the ways
OF agriculture have been ughtened with
The lamp Of invention.
''Te those Who have passed through thass
scenes the poem VIII have personal At
traction keener than Is possible to the or
binary reader; TO those who read II AS
yecounting OF ,ims past II will aave the
inseres; which truthful presentation Of
those daSs possses~es for ali.
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VIBRATION THE LAW OF LIFE. BY
". II. Williams. The Temple Publishing
Co
Out Of motion and number. according to
Daixac. ali things proceed. The law OF
harmony In music. sculpture and painting
II the law OF every form Of existence in
nature. Vibration may perhaps 10 con-
oldered motion modified by nUnuer- a
Stations In the rapidly OF the light waves
give Us all the colors In the spectruseope;
variations In the number ard the length
q sound waves give Us all the notes Of the
octave. The differences between he dens-
est solids and the sub;lsst others are SIM
ply differences In their rate OF atomic
novemert. In Vibration the Law OF lsfe"
The author ciasns that his book furnishes
nothing less than a solution OF that enig-
ma of the ages. mastery of the motor
power BY which the human machine may
- kept running. and in perfect repair as
long ~ Ne please 10 use II. Not long ago
DR.. Crane. an seuasaetx Boston physician.
wrote:
I'm every disease there Is lost motion to
b restored. PSYCHOLOGISTS OF note Ike
0ung,inson and Landois refer TO the hu-
man body a. a machine Intelligent! ply
siciaEs who accept this grea, truth must
aceep, It's corollary. that every machine
has two prime fsotors-,he machinery and
The power that runs the machinery. We
Know where 10 hnd the machinery If the
body: but as TO the poser-what Is Il.
where Is IL. how Is IL obtained how Is It
applied and in what portion Of the anat-
envy is the reserve heidi When these qGes-
Mons are answered We shall have a !uli
blaze of Ugh, on the thick darkness tina,
has SO long enveloped professional work in
Che department Of practical meJI inc.
With control OF this power. disease y eald
disappear. Its achievement would be the
greatest that human progress has scored
since civilization began
These questions the author OF The hoax
before Va claims 20 answer. This control
n In asserted. he has achieved. n the
claims made fer the discovery sc. forth IN
the book prove 10 he well founded. Mr..
Williams Is entitled TO the gratitude q hu-
mainly nrieFy HIS theory IL that he con
troll of the vital force or motor power on
which health depends. is found in the con
uol Of the motion OF the lungs. I'm this
attainment says the author. I'VE gain
mastery Of the breath Of life
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AAssAT, A rEia.Ah; Romano Of
Al~~sise. BY Henry Gilman, Latte.
brown q 10.
TIE author % this E,aphsc story Of an
paxe~ livsd sn Palestine f.sr over five
ywarn aIsi during his RESIDENCE there had
ssaSual and peculiar advantage for see
tns and knowing tho ,~ect,se ard TIA ceun-
trr enabling him tc enrich hl= STORY vita
tccAl cssor characteristics. and infoyIns-
ttsn not found IN any osiser work en- ,hs
Holy Land He .clscsesi tho present s.ruo
Tor the etory. hi. has drawn freely from
aN tAe rsch aSasares OF tire past scr orua-
neus. The rsn-fSes ATS ar~ studies ntasle
upax the siss,. ard the d~ssy ptSoa~ os
Jerusalem ana the Surrounding country
az w<r>i- p,c.ur~~ ~ ths lard as z = 70
eav, AMI therefore ot srsciAl valus 7,
l>Ais mainly With the fanatiosi nedouln
ana xeAamneiaa ,r4tSs - Southern And
wsstssn SYRIA. particularly rs shs neigh
s-orssxsi - Jssasals.as, ard s;Aaisuta1ly
VITA the political. religious ara sarsa-
a,asA o. The .csnssr repTss$,sfa sstlvss o.
ether r~sw- dwelling an anf immediately
arcund ,7le ffciy tsjy Tire poetso,ss WA
heesed wssh the Thar ~ blood f~7,a Ne-
tween the syrian vife ages. Art SO .asnv-
rvs~,icn ~ Crete arr - Uars'5n Esl,,r .Nt~ve='
and power aaa very dramatic.
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