The sun., 1899-01-27
learn TO vIBRATE Alright
,rW SCIENCE OF MANIMoRPHoLoGT
W" rLUCIDATED, OR PARTLY

i,j,g mn with your affairs do not despair.
~ only n question OF vibrations. The red
h,J W. w., ,irl has a set which won't 20 with your
"rr ". and that s all there is to it.
,,ioost that Is what Mrs. Adele Marie Hickey
"a yesterday afternoon in n lecture on
ssT.rimorphology" Mrs. Hickey. the title OF
AZ Lecture and the audience assembled In ono
', IN. Astor Court studios at 2 O'Clock. Owing
@ y. tho size Of the title II was rather crowded
~, tho audience. but this was gladly borne In
~, cause OF science and curiosity. Before the
,a.,rre nobody knew what 1t tsce full name
.hoyo, was about. They did not know much
soro about It when tho lecture was done. but
,S0v SO, had found out few other things.
i,cordlng to Mrs. Hickey 1t (soe full name
hove, is a new scionco. 1t is not any mar
w two.by-four sort OF n thing. 1t covers
va things than charity does. and Ignorance
Ji,is responsible for such Affections as mntr-
v.oni,I lars, business failure. pains In the
lion Of your stomach. lost diamonds, and
t,oLen umbrellas. Mrs. Rickey's vibrations
roro Of so intricate a nature that It was DIM
,n,, for ordinary people to follow the thread OF
tnr thought but here are few choice bow
rnots selected from the general tangle. All
his b,s some connection with Mani. we'll,
see full name above.
"Tbo soul" says Mrs. Hickey. "is being edu-
,,ted But how2 BY form and vibration in
higher or lower degree. according to its per-
rsrtlon through a body that Is susceptible to
to,h the discords and harmonies Of the meutal
moral. physical and spiritual forces"
The audience breathed hard. and the speaker
,ook a fresh grip of the intrlcacies OF language.
Form and vibrations!" she exclaimed. 1T
,s only by its form that we can tell what
thing is
Onions came in a faint, tentative whisper
NV I'VE talk OF nerves. continued the speaker.
what are nerves Somebody steps, on our
toe and our brain knows it, Toes! What are
sSSSn:ci9usness; What is. the soul Can any OF
itTS lone fuIl Of pathos. nobody understands moi
The audience. being a, kind and good au-
dience, looked as II It would like, to rerqte tho
10 prove that 1t did understand the speaker
Probably the trouble was all in those ,pesky
vibrations. The lecturer seemed to think So
The question was so pointed and the speaker
that the girl stirred uneasily and was evidently
trying TO think OF the RI ght answer. Before
she, could decide, on it. however, Mrs. hickey
don't put their vibrations in with those out
Now she went on. Il want to take you
into another little space OF thought"
The audience looked encouraged and evil
IDENTIFY hoped nobody would find out what u
Our character and TEN perament,n said Mrs.
Hickey, depend on ourchemicals. want you
to md out your chemicals. SO you vii! know
increase the supply OF a chemical you are short |
on. It's food that does i. Take electric people.
darE0Therc dark % there's U no light You know Enow"they hey
can't think Why. you must know people who
wake eup sleepy: won talk until after breakfast;
wake up, and by II they are really brilliant.
Now think OF your friends" continued the
thread OF her discourse. Il have one friend.
and every time | meet her either break my
ek Now she's hes as ] ]nnoce2t ' as She so can I 6e
but those things happen Just the same. It's
her vibrations that do the work.
Ecially among those who-who play cards. |
There are men who, il they come into contact !
with red haired lady will cease all business !
feeling the fault of the cd-haired lady. No. |
nol | do not impute any wilful wrong to |
her vibrations destroys the current of the |
mans own vibrations. and there you Qre!'"
Mrs Hickey announced this valuable discov- |
should be- given to waiting world in order |
that men may know better than to try TO go up |
against any red haired vi brations in the future.
Interesting in their workings" she said. II |
have a friend who has dear sister. and vet |
that sister vibrations simply won't harmonize
:, .. Oh, dear she often says to me, I love my
;ss. lister but she can never, do anything for me
asked her TO buy mo something at store
well. either the store would have sold all the
stun they had or, If she did get it, it wouldn't
=, The audience wasn't quite sure which Of
these events was the catastrophe. but it sighed
Yes" soemnly. this may seem rather
mysterious to YOU. but it isn't. Vibrations ana
Chemicals are at the bottom Of it, l know men
Itney never have any ready money. No. never
have any money in their pockets"
=, Two unfeelinG male beings in the back row
t. There are others" said the lecturer who
.aLWays manage to wear good clothes whether
,hey have money or not. You know OF such
Another chuckle
NJ well, the explanation is very simple, The
attract clothes. There are others whose chem
eais isfla attract diamonds; Diamonds attach them
Ee,es EesS = to these people. Perhaps they cant
GGofsehesh or houses, but when they put it into
,uSRRonds ,,SR On that settles it. The diamonds at
Semc5se % e anv THeF0 cGSo are other reoPe whose
monan who is worth millions. and yet that
y, woman cant keep diamonds They are lost or
V0Sh TOT,t ., or Tnnt not. You see. her chemicals
=, Oh. yes! Then there are the people who are
4" ,b"fn!n peinE burned out It's lust because Of
,nelr .nH chemicals, They're always having n fire.
abhu 'bo YET 'hey are perfectly innocent, although
A1G A{ I!g yet F"sinons6ie 1t is mysterous isn't II?
,hEnes misplace Themselves in the heavens,
'"tIe must ie reason for It,"
Inv b1 Tash ,qultc clear to the audience what
i linv mahtts habit Of losing themselves had to
nrTJ' ToC' ,ne matter. but Just then Mrs Hickey
Tnbtnea 10 an array Of plaster casts Of hands.
VII !. y Things grew moro interesting.
ntFr; pointing TO a cast which looked |
NJ Wyr'Iit II IIRr woman's hand. is the hand OF
ra ya,. neIry Tlcws. You sec IL is very delicate,
,m, iGiteact %lh the mass Of people. There is
,srv Sr n@ttie @ sulphur in his composition. He is
,e,9 cautious and extremely sensitive. If II,
Ynn van more sulphur and iron in his chemicals lie |
bWGu bomnu, accomplish BILE what he has done.
N"am OF humOr. ~
yonh here s Is the hand OF Police Captain Sheehan.
Iittle Hee u i PHYSICAL rather than mentalwell.
bS bg lnleIgn 70 the spiritual" with a mean
rfefs" f"HCo soo,- AZ the square, powerful fingers.
sbn, bv : SLOW to act hut is absolutely infieXibIe
,ot ,eG ne does act. i is not considerato hand,
hen peym ~ III u pathetic; 1t is robeious. rather re-
@Hne.uI would be more so II il were possible
teip Is an Indians hand. There were
honi5ooI oI ms arm reaching almost to tho
II ItbhnirI, ny ihe way, and they were the record
X" SsSShtaain2 lie had taken This hand is much
iafm0ne eS 8 IL shows an intuitive nature "A
hose nty :, Detwcen the mans vibrations and
on,a many ~, Mrs Hickey examined the hands of
II VI me audience. II was an entertaining
ler Err nauce Sho i n clever hand reader and
,vonn neT science lthe full name Of which Is
bto bto" ,aanoNtl has taught her Mt least INSIGHT
q antiyot,ol IepIIe character. Ono pretty girl