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tive bodies have no active agency. _Ques._--Whence come the words of Planchette--whence her intelligence? _Ans._--From the seat of intelligence in the one who commands me. _Ques._--Can you foretell coming events? _Ans._--The future is not made known to man. _Ques._--Can you give information not in the minds of the operators? _Ans._--No, or in the mind of some one who works me. _Ques._--What distinction do you make between the operator and the worker? _Ans._--The worker may be removed from the board. _Ques._--Are you influenced by animal magnetism? _Ans._--Entirely. _Ques._--Are you influenced by electricity? _Ans._--One and the same. _Ques._--Do the minds of the present operators influence the answers? _Ans._--Undoubtedly. _Ques._--Is it the result of magnetism? _Ans._--The power of giving out. _Ques._--Giving out what? _Ans._--Yielding magnetism. _Ques._--Which of the operators influences you most? _Ans._--Neither is worth without the other. _Ques._--Have you communications with the spirit world? _Ans._--Disembodied spirits--no. _Ques._--Can you be put to any practical use? _Ans._--Man will be introduced to the world of science. _Ques._--Is your information concerning the ordinary affairs of life of any practical value? _Ans._--Not much, unless the worker is reliable as an informant. _Ques._--What is magnetism? _Ans._--Magnetism is the force of the universe. _Ques._--What is electricity? _Ans._--Electricity is the outward expression of the hidden force. _Ques._--Has magnetism or electricity anything to do with the polarity of the needle? _Ans._--The interchange of magnetism throughout the entire universe. _Ques._--Give a more definite answer. _Ans._--Currents are exchanged from earth to air and from planet to planet. _Ques._--Do these affect the mariner's compass? _Ans._--Yes. _Ques._--Can we control the local attraction of the compass? _Ans._--Yes. _Ques._--How? I exclaimed excitedly, as the thought flashed through my mind that I was on the eve of a great discovery. _Ans._--By the substitution of some other attractive force? _Ques._--Name one. _Ans._--Magnetized iron.[3] _Ques._--Can the compass be so constructed as to be uninfluenced by local attraction? _Ans._--No, inasmuch as all surroundings are themselves magnets or the mediums of conveyance. _Ques._--Can the approach of storms be foretold by the amount of el
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