The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-05-06

depend upon the revolutions of the
 brilliant planets that shine so clearly
 in the arches of the skies, and that
 their revolutions present an eXemplifl-
 cation of the planetary circles which
 ends not here. Eternal revolutions de-
 scending to the profoundest centers of
 all created things, infinite unceasing
 motion, one class of circles entering
 into another in never-ending lines
 coiled and ramified throughout all the
 length of universal space.
 The sun, the central planet, encir-
 cled by millions and tens of millions of
 fixed stars, many of them clearly seen
 by the human eye, visible still clearer
 through the mechanical inventions of
 science, all silently moving onward,
 and winding their way around one vast
 common center of attraction. There is
 no end, no rest our sun requires many
 millions of years to complete one cir
 cult round it's central orb-the vast
 stellar circle or universe4and no less
 than five others are pursuing their
 course, describing their infinite circles
 around one great incomprehensible
 center, embracing all material exist
 ence, the creator of all systems and cir
 Cles.
 Following the planetary circles and
 their ever-ceaseless movements, each
 one as far as human knowledge ex-
 tends are blessed with land and sea-
 with kingdoms of nature, all progress
 ing and obedient to the universal law
 like the earth, forests and mountains,
 hills, plains and valleys all in continu-
 al development, progressive in all that
 gives life and vitality to animal and
 vegetable life. Rigid inductions from
 well-known facts connected with our
 own planet compel us to believe that
 there must be more fruitful worlds
 than this, and we also know there
 must be people farther advanced in
 knowledge than are the inhabitants of
 this earth, which is the smallest of all the worlds and fixed stars.
 What a grand circle! What im-
 mense spheres all those revolving
 worlds occupy. They tell us this globe
 was once a sphere of liquid fire with thin incrustations at the surface. The first hard substance was the granite, which was at one time only condensa- tion of molten lava cooling gradually,
 and so it was with all material sub stances. The spheroidical form of the earth with scientific facts ascertained through experimental developments of ancient and modern astronomers prove that the earth has been progressively developing from the beginning. It au- thorizes the conclusion that the earth has attained its present form by the
 shrinkage of previously rarified materi- als. Reason is no false teacher, and by
 a prolongation of the analogical chain of analysis we are led to the conclusion that the first state, or the fine mist, or l nebulous state was chaos, and an ex- ceedingly peculiar state of rarefaction.
 The commingling of those extremely
 rarefed materials together formed the nebulous ellipse of which the sun was l the nucleus. It only proves that | the mystery of creation deepens gions of primeval existence. We only know we are doomed to useless strug- gles when we seek to unveil the Holy of | Holies, and ask to know where God had | hidden the keys to natures treasure | houses, as well as the plans of created worlds. We are led to the conclusion | that all worlds and planets, all stellar | systems and concentric circles are only | a part of one perfect whole. All mate rial things in the earth and other plan | cts were originally one commingling whole mighty universal mass, a neb- l ulous system of concentric circles, and | the sun of the universal whole was the 1 nucleus.
 Earth to-day tells many stories of that far-off time; though the grand | revolutions of the ages have kept their | records correctly, we are only partially | informed concerning the condensation
 of materials according to the law of es- | tablished affinities, and particles at- | tracted according to the laws of attrac- | tion, and cohesion of particles produc- | ing sidereal systems and chemical com binations innumerable. The geological | unfoldings illustrate the soils and their l productions in clear light, and show l that of all organisms the human is the l highest development of creative force. | The finite image of the Infinite Father | was the crowning model, and through rolling ages of progressive concentric l circles have been merged into universal l systems since earth was evolved from
 
 | space.
 The one-half of the creative myster- | ies cannot be revealed till the Hand | that fashioned grass and grain. forest and mountains, land and sea touches | the human and causes man to create | even as He created
 | Atmospheric pressure must be over | come and power must be given to the
 mind to completely control matter. It | has been learned through the science of astronomy that portions of the mate- rials of planetary worlds are becoming i more refined. and are passing through | changes denoting that the forces once
 produced by the internal fires are be- l coming more dense and inactive, and l this also shows a rapid cooling off of l the outer crusts, and the growth of vegetation where only red burning | lights were seen. Even fifty years ago materials and forces are ascending from a rudimental creation, to a great
 CT and more perfect condition, and it may yet be shown that our earth is but | a reflection of the brighter worlds | above us, our vegetable and animal i productions may have been patterned 1 from other and more beautiful worlds l Our soil produces every thing perfect 1 of it's kind so we believe, and we are very happy in the possession of all that | o;x