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Issued the First and Fifteenth Published by LILY DALE, N. Y., DECEMBER I, MIL of Each Month at 50 Cents per Year. Nnnber H Wine 7. The Sunflower Publishing Company effect upon the subtle body. This ancient penetrability he sees the truth that his srstera is explained by Pantanjali in its WAR OFWORLDS. soul waves and his reason feeds upon. SUBJECTS. HEATH CULTURE. esoteric meaning. Thereafter man progresses fast or slow according to his power of assimulation. BY JOHN R. SNOW. By Jno. F. Morgan. “SUSHl'JISA,’’ BY STELLA B. CASE. The little wires of electricity that are at­ (which is the action of the spinal chord.) CHAPTER XI. tracted to a man's inner self and are dis­ purity. The Advanced Thought publications As long as the tat was are not known LIFE’S PHASES. tributed through space, sometimes reach­ P u r e h the air at the dawa, which the « a ’ see devoting a great deal of space to to a person it is necessary for him to ing across the continent are his tele­ Cleanses afresh for a new day be|un; brp abdominal breathing: "The Psychic pracitce Gnani-Yoga concentration (but Out of the darkness or life’s ravjne phones and cables upon which messages Fare is the water by montaln streams borne. Kwsth ” "The Solar Plexus (The King’s - ...... , . Cometh the tints of a fairy glow. Fed from the clouds which the hill tops have . „ _. „ „ t,~. not meditation which produces a drifting are flashed to him by minds distant a d r a w n . Inrin),” ‘Dynamic, “The Sun, “The . 5 _ . , , ,. Living to each a mystic dream. Pure as the flowers which spring from the ground. tendency) and watch the effect of breath- great number of miles. Across these Touched into life by the sunlight around. Moon ’’ ,"The . „Magnetic,” „* ., "The „ _Electric,'mg upon | the| different I nadis ,. as the .. oil ... in The glories dawned of a long ago. lines man often receives or looses his -The Etheric, "The Master Concentra- them reflect everything___ .u; in the „c_“Sea „fof Man is etherial infinite and sublime, a power of expression. From the un­ Here is its meaning then—aU from above. t»is ” "Temple,” “Through the Left Mind.” By Prana-Yoga the Yoga can living personation of all that is beanti- developed soul of some savage who exists All that our God gives to m an in His love, Jiostril," “Cross," “With Palms Up,” All he bestows on His children on earth climb the “Tree of Life." fut and divine. The decrees of as a part of uncultured nature he may Purity has, as the gift of its birth. “Os a Black Spot.” “The A U M” “The abide in him and with him and are receive all that is purest and best, and* Vais,” “The Breath of Life.” and others A V M BREATH. But as the flower thst peeps through the sod a part of the whole. Its perfections and using it is surprised to find that he ex­ Springs from earth’s foulness to beauty and too numerous to enumerate, as taught Particularly if vibrated in the seventh imperfections are simply the outcome of periences something that his outer self bloom, by the different * and cults both in no,e 0f the action will cause the brain Beaching Its head from the ground to its God growth and progress, and are a part of had remained unconscious of. Then he So can fresh purity, m ortals assume. tbt Orient and Occident. cells to be illuminated. (See “Occultism the all-concerning force in life that finds may feel the thrill of unity with nature, Power is destruction if we don’t know and symbolism. ,n Sunflower.) l^et us then tend well the soil of our mind, bo* to use it or if we are foolish in its nutriment even in the breath expelled by the love that is universal, and his soul W ater with wisdom and sow it with love man or beast. Each tone of the voice may be filled with the most elequent Then from its baseness a fresh grow th will find aw, particularly to the selfish and undis- THE SACKED WORD‘ Passage to begin through grace from above. ctplined mind- Therefore Yoga practice The word “OM,” or rightly rendered vibrating with harmony or discord, expressions and suddenly he finds that it should be under the instructions of a “A-U-M.” (Both words are used by made musical with emotion, or harsh has left him. Perhaps if he could travel The above poem was written very rap­ Master and can never be imparted by students of the occult who do not un­ with intensest passion, finds in the re- with the emotion he might find some idly with a lead pencil in my presence 6n peg. To start at the beginning we must derstand the potency of sound.) It is soundant ether a level where its tones fair maid tracing in sentences on paper, Saturday, March 25th, 1893, while I go back to Mother's Breath. claimed that there have been students are caught and held and carried back or an orator entrancing his hearers with was preparing for the Lyceum subject of and forth on the waves of sound. Its that which his own soul had received. Purity that was discussed at the Malden “ m o t h e r b r e a t h . " who have used it to awaken the "Kun- ‘ la I ini" (which is only the nervous sys- music means harmony to the originator, The expression is carried on the unseen Lyceum, Sunday, March 26, 1893. It That indelible stamp that our mother and have been driven insane by or health impaired if the sound be that wires of harmony and blended with the was written by Mr. Arthur S. Ford of n»pressed upon us at the moment of con- tjje ;ntens<. anc( rapid vibrations engen- of discord from jarring senses. Each forces that attract, finds a source of ex­ London, England. option by her thought and environment dere(j jt_ tone of the voice represents the emo­ pression congenial to its condition or Thinking it might be of some service asd which will determine the duration Thi> £ ^ the “Lost Word” that tions that originates it, just as each the conditions from which it was drawn. to you as well as the cause of Spiritual- sf our length of lift on this planet. If meinbers (of _ i*gr« ) paid over one thought represents the breadth or great- Man is seldom the expression of his own ism and particularly the Lyceum work, (K» two and one-half to three seconds hnndred doUar, to obtain, bat had not ness of the thinker. To every human forces, but is ever the expression of forces I send you a list of subjects that I have •« years. »I t^tM irfiow er of CaHiog forth the tight voice, melodious or otherwise, is given a that find through a harmonious outlets had the pleasure of discussing with to two and one-quarter^quarter seconds sixty-five co,or an(] number. It is npt in merely healing balm, or a nettle rash, that ir- From out that mystic world sublime, others at the Malden Childrens Progress­ years. but if only one and One-half second pronouncing .the word wherein resides i tat ese very sense of the hearer, ana the Mind finds mind on the wings of time. ive Lyceum and the Boston Spiritual forty years* which would indicate a neg­ potency — the sounds number and color or^iqiator also, to a newer soreness. And harmony, blended with worlds ' Lyceum. ative condition at the hoar of conception. muflt harmonise, and be directed by the TitO cultivated tones of a cultured man sublime The Malden Lyceum was discontinued “DYNAMIC BREATHING** awakened consciousness of the individual. or woman ch^Ty with them the effect Gives to the thought that is born a September 13th, 1894 and does not now Beaus dynamizing the lungs and brain Every letter in the alphabet has its that prompts the culture. The natural rhyme. exist. with the physical life qualities and finer own sound, color, form and number, music of an uncultivated but naturally Then blended together with force and SUBJECTS DISC US ED AT THE MALDEN essences of the air by the conscious use of The question of breath is very import- musical voice is an assured balm tq a love LYCEUM. thc creative power of thought in the ant at the present time. To the average wounded heart or a tensioned nerve. Finds chimes, its growth to the world to Purity. Aspiration for the attainment of a meta- American meat eater, alcohol and to- Sympathy vibrates in its tones with the prove. Compensation. pfiTsical idea. bacco partaker* mammon worshipper* music of a tuneful heart and the natural , . ’ , . , r . . . etc., and until thev are concentrated to Goodness. The whirling dervishes of Asia the mar- £l)> Vaivenial Good I would advise them tendency to irritably melt away before CHAPTER XII. What is the mineral kingdom? the sweetness that is distilled by the He trances of the Shamars of Siberia, the to go slow in Setting in motion vibra- CENTER POWER. What is the vegetable kingdom? reSgious ceremonials of chanting and tious that they can not control, since music as it echoes through the tired What is the animal kingdom? daiicing of the orientals, the inspirational they may cause a reaction. Therefore brain. The voice is indicative of the In the rays of the sun 1 wander, What is the human kingdom? freaiy/ __ fof Catier . *u tribes - of /• u*Hindostan i a dur- j we should learn how to breathe the spirit and represents force in a vocalized On its mystery and strength I ponder, What is the spiritual kingdom? iug their phallic rites, the smoke dances “ i.NDIVlDUAL BREATH** condition. It often gives force, impress­ For out of the hidden, whence soul hath What is the angelic kingdom? of the American Indians, the Fakir of of seven seconds inhaling and exhaling, ing the hearers with a new *serise of come, Memorial Selections. India levitating his body is produced by rhythmic breathing to attract, retain something gained that is yet undefined We find *ti9 a mirage of life's center sun. and distribute Ga Llama. (Ga central­ Review opening, Sunday friendly greet­ breathing the finer essences in the air. portraying upon their consciousness the Man is a factor in the forming of one ings. izing, Llama-life force.) See The Secret of personality of the force from which it PRATS OP THE AISSAOVAS EIPLAOiED. Long Life published by S u n f l o w e r : the whole, and is great or small as he him­ What can wc do to make others orginated. The more powerful is spirit Although the feats of the Ai&saovasat setting of the brain functions into their self desires to be. This growth of his happy? normal conditions, the development of and strength the more powerful is the the World's Fair were repulsive (they are the twelve senses. forces depends largely upon his porous­ Wisdom and happiness. voice expressing their emotions. There­ Which is better to be happy or wise? members of a Moorish-Arab tribe, found We should learn by the power of fore the voice is the greatest character­ ness and sensitiveness and is very apt to is upper Egypt), their inimuntity to the thought how to control the breath so give him but little outward pleasure, for What kind of knowledge should we stings of venomous serpents and invul- th»t w< can direct it to any part of the istic of the human, as it expresses all in his development he must throw aside seek? that the inner man creates. The exces­ How can we gain knowledge? ,wrslni.tr to sword cuts, wounds and desirable^ conditions exPe' an-v or Paln disease, or other un- sive coarseness that it is habitually with all selfsatisfaction and contentment and tortures, that under ordinary circum- VVe should be sure that* the thought some is the outcome of a spirit that keep stirring in order not to become, What is the first duty to ourselves? stances would result in death, is due to vibrations near us are of the kind that what we would term, stagnated. He re­ Lyceum instituted Dec. 4, *92. conditions induced by their psychic or we are willing to absorb; otherwise we meets the world in its roughest clement and feels the necessity of a shield. The ceives from the forces that constantly What is the duty of parents and child­ astral bodies, as well as in the sphere of arc 1!a.bIe to breathe in the thoughts and surround him, all the nutriment needed ren towards each other? conditions that surround ns and radiate outward life of mankind is a mirrored •••egy or aura that surounds every |hem to others. for both intellectual and spiritual and What are some of the bad effects of hums being. reflection of what the inner craves. Man’s habits are governed according to attracts greater forces as he finds need false education? “ s o l a r p l e x u s b r e a t h .’* DEAD MAN SEEN ON STREET. his circumstances or his growth intellect­ for them. Christmas. Recitations and Christmas (The King's Brain). ually and morally. A mortal growth When the life that actuates man tree. The solar plexus is really an abdomir al indicative of justice broadens and bright­ throws aside the material garment it How will industry help us? James Wynn, of Oxford, was seized finds a work to accomplish to furthur New Year's resolutions. brain the outer breath is the vehicle of with a conjestive chill a few days ago ens bis life whilst his ambition to be­ the inner which * as nctessary to the anf great law of nature, therefore its work Why need wc watch our thoughts? bwnth. his clothes and take a walk. His friends substance and shadow. From the fail­ lies in the great field of investigation. What is the Golden Rule? The soul and spirit progress br PR a n a y a m a were much frightened when they saw ures and successes achieved by the pro­ What is principle? ***** the control of prana according to the dead man alive, and it was some gress of the ancients can man trace a stages, each stage a representative of The life of briefly related. T* Satras a psychic energy. Viv- time before the apparition could be taken a channel toward the fountain head. one field of growth. The first is that of What is the duty of each member of •^•••ada daring the World's Pair taught as the real man. Once started on the road to investi­ the material, then the casting off of the the Lyceum? tthaar to awaken the Kumiahai \ which Physicians are unable to account for gation he cannot retrace his steps and garment of dust gives freedom so that Spiritual consciousness, what it is and the sympathetic nervous system) the young man's coma and his sadden rest contentedly in the shadow of past the soul finds in the developing of the how may ft be cultivated? forces condensed to individualize its . should be mastered recuperation. In a few minutes he would beliefs and theories. But aided in bis Should we trust in force or love as a *** "•ratal training of Raja-Yoga have been in his coffin with the lid screw- personality. From then the stages con­ corrective of the fast age in which we progress by reason and judgment he sist in worlds both near the material • m to any great extent par- ed on. eschews theories that have been stripped live? |S * > H v A fa n trm m i» o»eri while -T he Buffalo Times. bare of all their glitter and relies on facts world and the electrical regions where Is praying beggary in disguise? bwhe if Mat a peculiar vibratory Birmingham. Ala., Nov. 23. that loom gigantically before him. In fm- (Continned on Page 8.) (Continued on Page 5.) B j the; su n flo w er . DweB*«r l, ltfti Life in the Celestial Realm. darkened condition shall pats away and man shall no longer war against bis WANTED IMMEDIATELY. Tin Science if Spirit Return. Writtenfor Th b Sukflowbr. fellowman, and all shall be united in purpose as one harmonious whole. The address of every Spiritualist in the By Charles Dawbarn. White sj^kiug jo ‘ jrou of the celestial The above was written inspirationally states of Ohio and Indiana. Anyone This is a pamphlet containing Mr. Daw- realms I will realize the contradictory oarn s tainou. lecture on mediunuhip, or how through Mrs. F. A. Prosser, of Olean, N.Y. may do much good for the cause of Spirit­ spirits control mediums to convey accurate statement* you may have received con­ ualism by sending us a list of all the ideas to humans. It appears to he a reason. cerning them, and l may be. adding people they may know who are interest­ ■M* explanation of the method by which AND AGAIN, the brain of a medium is brought mto haj- another to your preconceived ideas con­ ed in Spiritualism. We hope to receive monoy with tbe brain of tbe coatroling cerning them. ‘ But I am giving you my many such lists. sptnt. 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Ministers, doctors, law­ delivered at tbe Presbyterian church. Ban Craig he woe a lunkhead, but it didn't ebrated physicians to- be found in these yers, judges, congressmen and senators fefiA Diego, npoo “W hat te Hell f" A pamphlet ed ™ -rt through his pate; B. J. Richardson, magnetic healer, will and grow enthusiastic over this book. Tins $6 pages. Pries, 10 cent#. I incus you've alt heard tell of him — he’s domains, She had also swallowed gal- Encyclopedia will work ft gor'ner of the State. Iona of cathartics, and yard* of tubing soon leave for Lake Helen, Fla., where Biblical interpretation. Price, postpaid, 91*00. 6 Critloal end Crushing Review to Stump be blundered off to war — a moat in her own United Statea, but singularly he will exercise his healing powers, In Two In Ono. ” aaeommon gump— . Of the Rev. Dr, Kipp's five lectures against enough did not improve. At last some which he has met with remarkable suc­ A volum# of nearly 500 pages, with excellent Bplrltualieia. This crisp and critical reply 69 Oida't know enough to know tt — and he portrait of the author. There is more Scrip the Doctor, while repudiating mere W rtmjRi eumee home General Stump. kindly power intervened in her favor and cess. His family will remain at Lily Dale. rural, Helen till c and Historic argument fof and alt frauds connected with the sanjegt"* Spiritualism in tbit book than s*f Othst sustains Spiritualism, considering It the com­ •he wa* introduced to a erank doctor — A, Bowers is still gaining and was Moses Hull ever wrote. It contains stows fit plement of primitive ehrietiaaity. Price $5e. Then Hiram Underwood went off, the biggea' argument which eannot be gainsaid. Priaa, gawk of all; in other word*, to a man who did some cost paid, $1.00. able to eat Thanksgiving dinner with Spiritual Herp. We hardly thought him bright enough to Spiritual Songatar. thinking on hi* own common-sense the family and do full justice to it. His A book of $00 pages, containing songs, kymaa •hare in Adam'a fail; By M attls B. Hull. Fifty-eight of Mrs. Helt'e and an theme with the musts, for M m eM N ih, gat be tried the railroad business, and he acconnt and who cared not a button for paralysis is slowly passing away and sweetest songs, adapted to popular music, Tklt Is the moet complete 8pirituaUet eeng always grabbed hie share for tbs use of congregations, circles nnd fsmi­ book published. Pries, $ 1 .20. precedent or . prospects are good for his complete re­ les. Price 10 cents, or $6.00 per hundred. gaw, this gawk who didn't know it, is a After she had quite exhausted herself covery. ftfty millionaire. Tho Old pnd tho Now* *ndle end Her Megle* with the story of her sufferings she cried Mr. 0, J. Johnson of Oakland, Calif, A lecture delivered by Dr. Peebles before the often out Here boein' 1 eit down between Or the W orld’s Progress In Religious Thought, medical students of tbe of M asM he out in tragic bitterness of spirit; spent Sunday at the Pale. He is inter­ In this pamphlet Moses Hull shows the ad* tan Francisco, January, lffa. Iitoauisg the (talk*, „ vancemeat of the world from Itfi infancy to Itfi wonders th at be witnessed during hie Journeys* fkiiiliia' how ue tour together all were “And, Oh! doctor, what shall I cat”? ested in a very valuable mining property present m aturity. Price 10 cents. around the world. Price, 10 cent#. lammuxee and gawk*. "Bat some air,” was the strange re­ in California and wishes to interest Spir­ Tho (tool lanuo. iR was pumps and all was lunkheads, only leeue. Myth, Men er Martyr. sponse. By Moses HnlL (Only a few left and not to they didn't know, you see; itualists in developing it and having part be reprinted.) A compound of tw o pamphlets, A pamphlet of $5 i ages. Did Jesus Christ f___ jt»’ | ask, "If 1 hadn't known it, where in “Eat air? What do you mean?” the of the proceeds go for the benefit of pub­ “The Irrepressible Conflict," nnd l4Your An* Jet? What the ep.. rite li... __ say, about It—W hat natur', would 1 be?” swet of Your Lift.** with im portant additions, Thomas Payne saidS about tt—W hat Frank!!* woman enquired with an evident sus­ lic Spiritualism. His address is 514, 22 making a hook of 160 pages. This book eon* •aid about It—W hat Bmerson said about It*** tains statistics, facts ana documents on th# W hat Rabbi Wise, A. j. Davie, W. B. Coleman Per I stayed at home and ruetled in the picion of lunacy. Street, Oakland, Calif, tendency of the times. Bveryone should have and others say about it. Price 16 cents. cornfield tike a chump, i t. P ric e 1 0 c e n ts. Cat 1 knew T was tt lunkhead an* a lunimux "I mean exactly what I say, madam; Something that seldom happens is to eat some air,” Swept Away. have a snow that remains from the first, r h o S o u l* Bot*hT only ( hadn't known it, like them "But I thought air was made to breathe A sermon by Moses Hull on some of tbs sins but that is what we have. Snow came of our Law makers; in which the "Refuge of Did It pre-existf The question of the nature other feller* there, to take into the lungs?" Lies” heaped up as reasons for sinful legisla­ and the origin of the human soul has ossnptsd Today I might be aettin’ in the presidential November 11th, to fall more than a tion has been "Swept Away.” This pamphlet the thought of the world's best tMHHpm§ "So it is, but you have not been doing should be read by everyone Interested in the through all the ages. Did it begin to m v | . chair. few flakes, but it has snowed nearly condition of ouf country and how to improve with toe body! Is it cvolvod from the bodyf it. Therefore you will now have to cat It. SO pages. Only a few left and not to be Did It ascend up through all the lower order# Wt are all lunkheads — don't get mud — an' every day since and the ground is still reprinted. Price reduced to 0 cents. of creation, or Is It « potentialiscd portion of lowmuaes «H-if«wh*l , ’ it, anid if you desire to keep in evidence covered. -If the present thaw keeps up, Oodr Pries 16 cents. put us poor chaps who- know see be, we fha Devil and tho Adventists. upon this planet you' wilt be cbihpetled" Iftluth Annlvnmnry of walk ip humble walks; , it will leave us within a few days, from A scathing reply to recent attache on Spirit­ Bo I any to nil poor lunklienda, Keep your to eat air and nothing else ufltilfl give present appeirnnees. ualism mads by the Adventists. In this 4# Modnm QpIrtUinilnm, " pwO selvei in the dark; the word for a different diet." s age pamphlet noth the Devil and tbe Adeem An elegant pamphlet containing an account T.hrtrains have changed time and now S*t« avt their due. Pries reduced to 6 cent*. of the excreted nt Rochester and fljilisilni Ito't own or reukeniae the fact, and you will This physician reaHy-nfeawt-■ whnt he K. Y., nt the celebration of the fiftieth anni­ - make your mark," ** < arrive from tjjie south at 8:29 a. m. and versary of modern Spiritualism. It contain# sudd. He did not tell his parents to fast, the addresses of the most noted speaker* 6:35 p, m., aiid from the north at 8:35' present w ith illustrations. Tbe book Is p tin ten bi|t simply to cat nothing stronger than on heavy plate paper,' la elegantly bound and STOPS. »? m. nnds4:-|j2 p. nt., leaving Dunkirk Dumont C. Bake, M.D. makes a most data*j addition to gfrtrltual* air, and to eat that assiduously every title literature. Price 10 ceots. ; waking moment. This treatment involved dnfe Jamestdwn about half an hour I'he “Healfit b&he earlier. Since we have bad a change in Age” (at he ia Mho ar* Tho,* Solfituollot* , Stop saying you are. t i r e d . . , aij elevation of the chest, anil long, deep called by score* of and What Is Spiritualism? Stop rehearsing your troubles. breaths from the soldr'plexus. the management of our road from, the His restored pa­ A T. 1 7 fine m U .loa.r, p.m phUt.. Thl. pxm to N. Y. Central to »the Lake Shore, and 1st prows that the f re.tw t «nd br^Btart i— Stop bothering about your neighbor'a ‘‘Hut doctor, when I get very hungry tients) treats all of today all orw tot world ars. OplntuauttA have an operf itatioilthe ’’year round,-' it forms of chronic Me., asc. '■ performances.« >• * **.ju»w* *«h * what shall 1 do?” tine patient enquired. diseases however Stop jitjniUngt anybody’* buainejw halt t'Eat soma more air, and don't stop is quite an improvement. | , ' * qomplicated. Fa-; Tho Christ Qusstlon Sottlsa. tie f t t» f p r A all about Jesus. * W as he * m y th , youy own, 'and nine time* out of ten if eating' until fyqrftf Ipingenrs packed.” f | Wf had another nUTrm of fire Friday affiicftd a make-up Character, or a reap person? W as years, regarded its he diviner Was he Begotten! If so, how? By is best to atop midding that. JVetl,’ this woman nte air and drank all evening^ Novi 18.’ Bv some unaccount­ nopelcss or incur­ Hudson Tuttle. W. B. Coleman, Rabbi Wise, able mcans. fire started in a pile of wood able, testily to Col. Ingeteoll, J. S. Loveland, B. B. Hill, J. R. Stop fussing. Stop nagging- Stop the water she desired for four days. For Buchanan and Dr. Peebles. This ia a hand­ criticising; and-for heaven'* *ak«j atpp about threfi Set back of Alfred Winches­ permanent restor­ some volume of nearly 600 pages, and treat# the next two days she had one square ation. For thirty of Jesus. Mahomet, and the agnostics. W hat thinking of yensmlf a* a foolt a good- meal a day of stewed lentils and raw ter's cottage-on Marion Street.* As it years his power to - the Talmud says about Jesua, What the spir­ its through Mrs. Bverett, Mrs. Jennie Hagan- for-nothing, or a *intter. . ; t 'apples. Then there was another four Was early in'the evening, M. F, Lt-Rov, diagnose and treat Brown, Mrs. Longley, J. J. Morse, W. J. Col­ disease has been ville and other of our beet mediums aay about —Eleanor Kirk's Idea. days of atmosphere eating, broken in the who lives across the street, saw the and still stands leans. Antiquity unveiled. Child marriage in u+ti ■» —e- same fashion. At last the diet was out­ sparks and sOon had ‘the fire under con­ unequaled, so say eminent scientists Phys­ India. Col. IngereoPe agnosticism, etc,, $1.$6« icians, Clergymen and patients from all parts VVHEN YOUR NOSE 18 ASLEEP. lined by one day of air, and one day of trol. When the alarm was given and Spiritualism In All Land*. of the country. Voluminous testimony can A neatly bound pamphlet of 81 pages, treat­ .frfiit and lentils for one meal only. citizens reached there with their chemical be seen at his office. Those unable to visit ing of the Spiritualism of • Zeno. Socrates, extinguishers, the fire was out. the Doctor in person can be successfully treat* Homer, Heeiod. Apuletus, Plutarch. Cicero, We do not go to sleep all ftt once. This treatment was kept up for several , Jesus, the early church fathers, tbe Everybody knows that people are often ed nt their homes. Send stamp for circulars. Quakers, tbe Shakere, and the advance mind* weeks, and at the end of this time the The exodus from the grounds still con­ Diagnosis by letter of patients living at a of all past times. This lecture was delivered suffieated by coal gas, or some equally woman’s stomach was conducting itself tinues. Miss 'E. Keenan has gope to distance accurately made with advice. In Loaaon at the international Congreea of fiplnfeualiste. It should be put into the band# poisonous substances, because they failed with the utmost propriety. Bradford, Pa., Nellie Warren has gone to *‘To the friends of science, I take pleasure in of every orthodox neighbor and pteacher Is stating that 1 regard Dr. Dumont C. Dake as the country. to awaken before the deadly odors did —Eleanor Kirk's Idea. Corry Pa., to visit Mrs, Walcott. Mrs, one of the most gifted individuals I have their mischievtout work. This is ac­ D. W. Henderson and Nan Wilson have ever met in the way of Psychometric Investi­ counted for by the fact that the sense of gation and Diagnosis, as well as Spiritual Ooath Dnfontod or tho Puyohlo S no rot returned to Cleveland, O. Lucy Board- Powers." From the Late J. Rodes Buchanan, of How to Koop Young. smell, although the second one disap­ THE STUPID FRIGHTENING OF man has gone to Rochester, N, Y. Ada This book is In many respects the most thril­ 6|. D. ling !y interesting and im portant of all of Dr. pearing, is the last to come back, as we Davis has gone to Jamestown for the Dr. Dake can he consulted at Mount Mor­ Peebles' books, iiiRMinueh as It goes to tna CHILDREN. ris, N. Y. Care N. C. Arnold. foundation of things— benith, the Ipwe os are aroused from sleep, Touch is the winter, Mrs. Maggie, Wildriek has gone health, the foods to est, the subject of mar­ last to go and the first to return; hear­ riage, who should marry nnd who should not to Jamestown, where her husband has marry; the cause of divorces nnd the proper ing comes quickly after; taste arrives Fear is the most dreadful of human secured employment. Mrs. Cook has Purs Books on Avoided Subjects, 8 *3 5 2 time (or conception, marital relations during and n trial trip subscription io a Quaint and gestation; the determining of sex. animal Desk almost immediately in Its wake, and the sensations, and children suffer from it gone to Kennedy. Mrs. Pettengill has Curious Mngnsine, nil for 10 cents. Positively eating, what Herodotus, Hesiod. Homer, Pyth­ none free. YB QUAINT MAGAZINE, Dept, 11. agoras. Shelly. Graham and others ate; the eyes begin to flash impressions to the more keenly than others, says a writer gone to Cleveland, where she expects to St. Paul St. Boston, Mass. foods that produce long life and how to livo immortal on earth, etc. It is rich In histori­ brain. in the New York Journal: remain until the holidays, after which cal references, and gives no end of valuable in­ formation with regard to all questions per­ Before we fall asleep the senses give up Stupid mothers and nurses frighten she will go to California. Julia Sacket taining to the welfare of the race In allege* their active working in regular and un­ The Genuineness of Spirit Photography since man has been man. The venerable author little children with lies about hears and has gone to Ransom ville, N. Y. tells his readers bow to keep young through varying order; and when sleep is actually Is demonstrated in the the revelation of a psychic eecret which he ha* bogies and ghosts and policemen. Dr. and Mrs. Hyde have returned from long had in his poioesdnn The book is writ­ upon us, it is an orderly sequence of In every coneeiveable way fright is California after stopping a couple of KEELER PHOTOGRAPH. ten in the author's usually clear style, and at­ tracts the reader from the very first through events that has brought it about. The made the strongest possible factor in weeks in Chicago. The Doctor's patients Bind your own picture or a lock of hair and its simple, logic and convincing argument*. receive a likeness of some departed loved one. P rice. $ 1 .00. first step taken is the closing of the eyes, child-life. are glad of his return ns several of them Two. well.finished cabinet photographs cost but and naturally, therefore, the first sense The child is told that he will go to are requiring his services at the present $ 3 .0 0 . Vaoelnatlon • Curse and • that is dulled is that of sight. DR. W. M. KEELER, Monaco to Pfirsenal Liberty. hell if he tells lies. He knows that he has time. The few members of the Advance This neatly bound and finely tlluetratcd vol­ Immediately following upon this i* the 1307 N st., K. W., W ashington, D. C. ume by Dr, Peebles, treats exhaustively of ia* told lies, and therefore concludes that a Thought Class who will remain here oculatton, cow-pox and calf-lymph vaccination suspension of the olfactory nerves, — the horrible fate awaits him. This is stupid are delighted to have Mrs. Hyde back as from Jenner'e time to the present. It tells how tbe cow-pox pus poison Is obtained from the? loss of the power of smelling. and harmful. her home is a center of learning for those running ulcers on Inoculated heifers—How it 8PIH.XTUALI8M. has utterly failed to prevent small-pox, bow By-atid-by the tierves of hearing grad- He is made to fear his father by a interested in the progressive thought of the armies of Prussia, Prance, Germany and nally rest from their usual work, and Being developed a genuine Trance medium onr Philippine soldiers, varinnated and re- foolish mother, who threatens whippings the day. Mrs. Hyde comes home freight­ through the Hvpnotiu power of Prof. U. B. Dut­ vaccinated, have died of small-pox—how the finally the sense of touch succumbs to ton of Me Cook. Neb.. I am enabled through this vaccine virus, while causing man v deaths, sow* when the father comes home. The whip­ ed with many additional evidences which wonderful trance to give you such accurate tcs. the seed of eeseina, pimpled faces, cancers, the toothing influence. pings are not always forthcoming but and reading as to completly yonviace anyone and tumors, ulcers and leprosy. This book should prove the theories advanced by her which make Spiritualists of them. I will give you a be ia every eehooMibrary a n d family. Pries, Among the muscles and sinews the the terror is induced none the less. she will present to the class as opportun­ complete life reading to r only $1.00, I will refund fit .9 * money to the dissatisfied, and where I fail to di*- same slow but sure loss of power occurs. If you have young puppies or chickens ity requires them, They met many on cribe’accurately your sri;i’ friends and loved ones. Address, PBKCBV1L1.B WALKER. Beginning at the feet, slumber steals growing up that you care for, you do the Pacific coast who have attended Lock Box A7, Parnam , Neb, along the limbs and trunk of the body DON'T READ THIS not allow your children to frighten them. camp and Mr*. Hyde will write a newsy unless you wish to get well. Francis L Louck*, until finally it mounts to the brq,in, dulls the only Psychk wonder living that uses the You have sense enough to know that letter regarding them nnd some of the fipiritual X-r‘nv, without any leading symptom to consciousness itself and leaves the entire fright is bad for young puppies and things of interest they had on their trip, direct, and locate all intert *1 dhowt*. A irlM will convince you. Nervous t*h»uetKii» awn lost; bod ,v in complete rest. If the feet are young chickens. Why haven’t you sense for the next issue. vigor of both sr>es successfully nroitd. as bun* cold, sleep, therefore, is tardy in coming; deeds can testify. i d name, aye, s*», voro- enough to know that it is bad for your plexiovt, weight and te a n d re ­ and if we want to cure insomnia one of crive a correct diiign«*r a r free; n oi t b children? Occult Truths. dollars to you, Addu the surest means is to place a hot-water Devote your energies to cultivating SLATE WRITING BY MAIL bottle to the souls of one feet, and so aid A Monthly Journal devoted to the Occult FRANCIS L MU CKS. your child's reason. People in any part of the e wntry can now Nature's work. $1.00 |ter year. L o o n B ox 1 2 1 4 , Ltoneham. Mas*. Teach him to think logically of conse­ get Independent SI nte Writing by mail. Bend —Xiagiwtie of Mysteries. quences and not of unreasoning fear. Cham. W. Smiley, Publisher, Stamp for full particulars. . — ,.w w »—' Explain things to him, don't frighten him. Scowling and growling will make a man old: W ASHINGTON. - - D. C. P . L. O. X. KEELER, Money and fame at the least are beguiling; The world is sufficiently mysterious and LILY DALE, N. Y. F.CORDEN WHITE, tos't be suspicions, and selfish and cold ~ alarming, anyway, to a nervous-minded Astrological Headings Try smiling. BY TRANCE, TEST child. It should not be made harder for If you want nd vice on matters of business. - AND - Happiness stands like n maid at your gate. him by filling his mind with useless fright. GEO. W. WALROND Health. Love or Marriage, send $1.00, with why should you think yon findher by roving? dots of birth nnd get a complete SCIEN­ Give yonr child a feeling of safety, of mmm M l only scientific ail j and mattn T IFIC re iritng. BUSINESS MEDIUM. Never was greater mistake than to hate — OIIOBlaUd, M t accurate and reliable. pfcht > .a let -V Mil *1 .MM* Try loving. self-confidence and of reliance on your —* * — " —” “ A*d—— testimonials M tree. ■*. HrrmaiKai AHREN, Oddrea* AsraoLvuea. Gao. W. Wairea*. 6 O w n John Eaten Cooke. goodness and patience. ■ sen Week, b u m , Cel semis ■ l i d 64-66 Lock Box 877, St. Louis, Mo. Nrm*n*nt Atfdrm*, LMy 0*1*, N.V. , the; sunflow er . Dcreraber ! ? I | FALSE PROPHECIES. M l MB CsapfeR Vsrtssf L lk n k *Twas given me to love thi* dear old earth, It* bounding waters and its brilliant skies; i m n n -— — Ti'Xinlaa The glorious trees sending their strong arms Q smnMNm s f r s a a i (A S c u d forth, • • w with i — sag —sum's ■ w m a s>W* BY A C. WHITE. owbrnriag p***** e w „ «rI MMiwiSMuaSSi The garden blossoms with their varied dues. with the lipiftennl****•! Fw***sfcy *3 s53g The Meaning and Result. Reform. AS |T f * *a» BY fOHX K. WIISOS. ’Twas given me to love the poet’s rhyme, Learning that Dr. Burroughs has established a San­ SSSTtST*** “ ’*"**“ - « T 3 a And singer's voice, melodious, sweet and Jow; itarium in this city I was at once interested for I had kpproachlno Crista nr. good reason to remember the Doctor for the excellent Tilt Book of the Nov Century. Truth «• TMUsip. And listening to each voice a t evening time, This h s dose and searching criticism •# n, work which he did in saving a member of mv family B JshaeU # Sermoas o n the Ithle, t a f e ' A Remarkable Account of Psychic Ex­ bgion. Skepticism and the Sam metem *uC I dreamed the angels came to earth below. when he was located in Indianapolis. Naturatfv I have periences Occurring in th e QtGce o f errors anti absurd teachings M taken a personal interest in the Doctor's affairs since a ncii Known Member of the clergymen are overthrown hf w m n ^ iS l Pe nnsy Irani a Bar. JOngia of BriT* Is to he *>«n4 ’"ywas given me to love as woman loves, that time and have watched with gratification his ■Hi— ***** *T«i postage Id cents. m m rapidly developing field of usefulness. When I called : With deep emotion and .a passion strong — o f hi« own office, with the Arabula; or, Ths Dlvln, Gu,M- upon the Doctor at lus office I was cordially received *«**««*•. * se rie s o f th e m o s t frcoliM.tlT • am* t.r iiu i — remarkable phenomena of modern tint eg note. To some satcat a coatteeatiaa e a A love th at whispered in the leaves and flowers and the scope of his present work was interestingly friend*, long aince mourned aathor’s aato biography, but chief vs «L 3 ** “«■*«• returned and were plainly »eea by istcresaag experience isvohC S * And wove its fervor into all my song. and entertainingly detailed. From the few notes that member* of the party, and ternAtlan* of faith and skepticism. I took at that time I write the following article which oy the ala of an ordinary telegraph initru- shades, heave* aad hade*. ?ov» and Utoamm'-' MWttBt, they gave messages, identifying Also coataiaiag a sew coilneUoa w S I know will be of interest- to your readers and to ail the in gel re* beyond poeefble doubt, and Gospels ftota Aocleni a#4 Modern *W I [ proving conclusively that death iaoalv the Price $1.00; postage to cent*. And it was said to me one childhood’s day, well-wishers of progress. Spiritualism and liberal ! 1V*P? r* to a higher life in w hich all P* are more strongly alert than thought in tnts life. "The sky will dull as you grow old my d^ar; The telegraph instrument through which Beyond the Valley. I found the Doctor most comfortably situated, his it-- ca m e w a s a n o r d in a r y M o rse i n s tr u ­ The flowers, and sky, and waters will grow' ment. and Morse characters were used. I t A Secjwrl to the Msgle Stag aa Ant< accommodations embracing all modern conveniences. was set upon a common table and at all my «i Andrew Jackson Dans. Six u llM I tame," tunes in plain view of those present. Two lustrations picturing what the Sc«f Believing that a healthy mind cannot exist without gas Jets lighted the room in which the man­ {‘ • rood the Valley” Is a compaakta ifestations took place. to the 'Magic Stat;” and resetnhle*it taS Z And jtase their charm with every passing year. a healthy body the Doctor has taken especial pains to of workmaaeliip—in paper and rrrm nSt preserve his own health and physical strength. For binding. &c—tuS pages, coo tala mm this purpose he has several thoroughbreds and anv JTOU SH°UL° REAO THIS BOOK. Fun gilt $1.50; postage 1$ costa And yet to-day, the same old glory rests C hlldren’e P r o g resolve L y c e u m , nice morning you will find him enjoying a drive upon JEt portrays the life and characteristic# of Upon the sky, and splashing wavelet’s gleam; the denizens of the other world, tells of A Manual, with Directions foe the C t$ie>r pleasures and sorrows, of the ob­ tioa and Management o f Sunday _ _ stacles they have to surmount and of their adapted to the Bodlesaad Mind* of the v ----- And flower, and star, and white moon’s silver likes and dislikes. and containing Rales, Methods, BisirtS Being given independently, there is no Marches, Questions sad j S crest chance to say that “telepathy,” “uncon­ Invocations, Silver-Chainda Recitations,Recitations. IHem2 scious mental cerebration/* or anything and Songs. Every Ly?’yceam------■ j should,*.._ be * 3 Are just as fair as when in childhood seen. else has tempered these communications. supplied with these H ttk:te hooka, no ______«hn| « A* i t wa* produced by private people, with* can unite ia singing the songs and istaasM out being paid seances, it Is free from th e family la the atver^Chaia Rssltatmas. (E charge that “monev was back o f it . ” In abridged edition Is s o longer hs print, f a c t, i t is a most remarkable book. ence having proven the far greater < Another said: “Trust not the poet’s rhyme, or the originalI complete w — rid i Unabridged edition, single eopy. 'Tis but the story of a phantasy; Send far a Copy Today, 560 Pages, $1.25 Postpaid. copies, $2.50. Fifty copies, $10.0$. One t o died copies, $15.00. Postags 5 scathed A Discordant natures may the sweetest sing copies. And angels never can come down to thee.’’ THE SUNFLOWER PUB. CO. Lily Dale, N. Y. •it* Thouaht* C snesm lnt Bsilftsa. Containing radical thonghts, erlMsai and to planatonr, concerning popafar iHigiilililto their origin, jmpemctieae, aad the The poet’s rhyme holds more for me to-day that maet come. This work has hoi — ed by the addition of mbet tdUig \ argumeate against the abeardftiee i Than when a maiden, for his world is mine; doctrlaeo. (Seth .50; yrtogl $ « And angels oft have signaled on the way *56; pootage 5 cents. PRIVATE^CONSULTAVION AND EXAMINATION OPFICE. S snssls an* Ethios *f C snjutsl lava, By many a taken, and a living sign. TU , bask I* af p*c*Uar tatorfM * the Boulevards or enjoying a gallop with his wife and w onts. It treat# of the defeat! a portaat qamtleae lavalved la