Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-14


IS an historical fact.
Metaphysicians have noted paf-
alle,jsm between the YIN and Yang
and the Mundane egg Of the Eg%p
tians." have been condolences be
tween it and its physiological elabor-
ati0ns and the PHILOSOPHERS OF still
ether nations-Peria, India, etc
and between it and the Christian
scriptures.
The Korean Tah-Gook had eight
diagrams with total oil =thirty-siX
rinciples-Huh-Hi's philosophy is
stated as follows: The iilimitable
produced the great extreme, and
great extreme" produced the "twe
principles" the 1.-TWO principles pro
duced the -four figures" and the -four
figures developed what the
Chinese call 'the eight diagrams Of
Fulfill, 1922 B. c., according to the
chronology of Dr. Legge, the best
known English sinologue.
A strange coincidence indeed is
that the altar plate which was fount
with the idols has ''thirty-six p Incl.
ples' of half circles contained in TIE
entire circle engraved on the plate.
This, taken in connection with the
"crce within circle on the under
side of the altar plate, strongly indi-
Gates modification of the "Tah-
Cook" in fact, precludes any doubt
that there is some connection be-
tween the two.
The statue of the woman has the
Egyptian style of hair dress clearly
defined, the statue Of the man has
his queue clearly defined-in fact,
the protuberance of the queue can be
plainly seen near the apex of the era,
num- The fact is broad and fiat,
the cheek bones stand out latterally
and the nasal bones are depressed;
the distance between the eyes is
great, the eyes themselves being
oblique; lips thick and fleshy. 1t is
remarkable fact that strong indl-
cations point to connection between
this find and the one recently made
at Monte Alban by Senor Leopoldo
Batres, inspector general, government
archaeologist, Republic Mexicana,
and Prof. Marshall H. Saville, of the
y American Museum of Natural History
and still further bears out the the
CRY of migration from the Land Of
Anam."
In conclusion, it may be added: The
statue of the woman has repfect
representation of the womb, and con
clusively proves "phallic worship
when the cumulative evidence of the
"Tah- Cook" is taken in connection
Herewith.
Study of Statues.
The statue of the woman Is
wrought out Of pure marble, the most
refractory stone known. Hence can
not be identified with the handiwork
Of the indigines, miscalled Indians.
Affairs found in Central America,
at Copan and elsewhere, are usually
six feet square and four feet high,
and the top is always divided into
"thirty-six principles" or tablets Of
hieroglyphics, which undoubtedly re,
cords events of these mysterious
people The affairs. like the idols,
are always of a single block of stone
and are strongly suggestive of sacri.
ficial scenes, and also imply that they
were used in connection with the
idols, the 'thirty-six principles be.
ing symbolical of religious rites and
ceremonies.
The instrument recently found in
Tennessee, with the four hierogly,
phics upon it, was used for the pur.
pose Of cutting or carving stone, and
conclusively proves that the mound
builders used hieroglyphics as well
as idographs, and is the connecting
link that establishes the identity OF
the mound builders With the Central
American Tribes
The "Tah-Gook" of Korea, as used
today as talisman to ward off evil
spirits, by placing same over the
doorways of all the temples, places of
domiciles. and marts of trade can be
dlntinct1v tracod from tho 81 and Of
Adam" to North America, thence to
Central America.
Older Than Jehovah.
close study of the idols bespeaks