El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-02
} PSychOmetry In ,
J Practical Mining
The Curious Belief OF a Well
known Miner, Leading To
Wonderful possibiIl-
ties.

r. nOWN miner, LedO1ng 10 y
] Wonderful possibill- !
4 ties. A
Mrs Pearson, the well known mining
woman, who is here on her way east on
business, believes in locating mineral
deposits by psycnometry and claims to
have used the process successfully. SIN
the Good BOOK, says she, I'VE read of
the human body being formed from
the dust of the earth and we know that
all earth is some kind of mineral. The
air we breathe and the water we
drink is impregnsted with chemicals,
which solidified comprise the mineral
deposits found in mother earth.
Did you ever stop to solve the pro-
blem why man will fOrsake home and
all it's comforts to go into the mountains
prospecting, there enduring hardships
and privations that he would not have
to tolerate for q month at home? Were
you to question the average prospectOr
why he left home to go forth on such q
mission he would answer that he went
in hopes OF finding something or
striking it rich'. But to the thought
full, reasoning person this reply would
not be sufficient, for he would then
want to know why the whole
human race WAS not out prospecting,
for there is 8 time in every life wheo
air castles are built that, If the builder
knew the law that governs, would be-
come real, permanent structures.
The problem of life sooL err or later
becomes deep study to every child of
the Creator and If the poor or ignorant
as we'll as the rich and intellectual
were each familiar with the invisi BILE,
spiritual law that governs their respes-
tive vocations. the problem would be
solved and LIES burden, like the true
Christisn's, would soon roll away.
I'm passing through the fiery furnace
Of trials and troubles, l have gathered
some little knowledge of the unwritten
law, the language of souls OF things.
Every thing in n nature has voice and
means OF communication, but man,
though OF the highest creation and has
al things on earth subject to him, Is
slow in learning to interpret the com
municstions coming to him from every
thing and everywhere. The most sue
ces>ful florist is the one who has learn
ed the language of the flowers. 1 have
heard OF an old English
woman, weaver, who unknow-
ingly made an immense for
tune for her employers When they
desired to weave new pattern they
went to her, carrying a piece Of warp
to be used, even after she lost her
she would tell them how to weave 1t,
always ending by this remark, 1t has
always talked to me since 1 was little
girl and first went into the mill.
Although ignorant in most other
things, this woman had learned the
language of the loom and her employ
ers reaped the benefit.
"If the miners and prospectors knew
the law that governs and used it they
hn f,,1
prospector Is not out just to see If he
can't ''strik 9 it rich" but simply be-
cause he can not be content at any
other business. Why? Because the at
oms forming his body were contained n
the mineral veins In mother earth al
the law of attraction ia such that b.
without knowing the true reason why,
is drawn to the mountains. Like
attracts like throughout Nature and
with proper knowledge the mineral
within bis own being could
communicate with the miner
al in mother earth and he
could learn what the recompense for !
his labor might be without taking the |
chances that without this knowledge he |
must take, and where there are now |
thousands of ten-foot prospect holes |
there would be undisturbed nature and |
the energy wasted in making them !
would be saved for use where it would |
bring good results; while where some |
holes are deserted there would |
be deep shafts, employ ing thousands of |
men and paying big profits. This not |
OILY applies TO mining but to every !,
other trade, business or profession
came west in search of health for |
my daughter by change Of climate 1 |
EN- barked in mining because VI my at
traction to it and because [ believe 1t |
to be the most important Industry of |
this great undevelOped region, promi-
rlng greater returns for investmen OF |
la Dor and capital than any other bust
ness or profession. L was first EN- ploye d |
by New York aud Colorado company
to examine and report on some proper
ties in New Mexico, and then decided |
to give more attention to the practical !
part of mining which had to be learned |
by experience and to get this 1 have
located my own claims and several
times did my own assessment work. II
feel that every field open to man should
be open TO woman, provided she Ia able
and competent, therefore I'm not ash an
ed or afraid to locate mine and do my
own work, when necessary, to study
and read the language of mother earth
and her mineral veins"
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