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reaching distance; I also holding both of his hands plain, bold hand, purporting to be from her father, by scores, The playing in tbe light, the writing young man played some lively tunes on tbe vio­ spirto! upon the top of the table. and signed with his name. The writing has also on the slate, etc., etc, all occurred In the bold lin, and in a few moments E. greeted us all good ’ The editor of a work recently published, “ The been repeatedly produced when I assisted In light of day. I was promised personal communi­ evening, speaking In a distinct but rather pecu­ THE PHYSICAL MANIFESTATIONS. Modern Thinker," says : “ The dogma of conscious holding and placing tbe slate, and once it was cations at a future sitting. ' liar voice natural to him on earth. After a little immortality has not been proven, that so far it effected when the slate rested on my head. Wheeling about, the Doctor was entranced, and pleasant conversation E. began to describe the DR. SLADE’S MEDIUMSHIP, ETO. has no basis of fact as demonstrated by any sci­ Onoe a chair placed some five feet from me, at diagnosed in a moment my physical condition spirits in the room and give tests. Ono of the first entific proof. If the phenomenon of Spiritualism, my right side, while tfcp medium sat on my left, perfectly; nor this alone, but told me .when and tests be gave was to myself. I said, “ 15., were There seems tq be an increasing desire, all over so-called, could be proVen, all would be plain sail­ slid with a rapid motion «gainst my person. ■ howl would be relieved; all of which was to be ' the country,- to witness tfie phenomenal phase of you at -our oirole?” meaning s circle at my own ing," &o., &o. Now I ask this gentleman and all , To my questions I have never failed to get sat­ done not by him, or his advice, but otherwise. home, at which my brother was the medium. Spiritualism; and consequently this class of me­ others of his belief, or'rather want of belief, if isfactory answers, and sometimes important ones, Even so it has come to pass. Among the wonder­ “Yes," Bald E.," I was there; do n’t you know? dia are eagerly sought for. Thousands are at­ they will credit the evidences of their own sensés, written on the slated and a number of times while workers, seers and prophets write the name of you Bald,' E., is that you?' and then I tipped like tracted. to the philosophy of Spiritualism simply and accept as proofs such tangible demonstra- he has been entranced spirits have addressed me Henry Slade. E. S. Wheeler." sixty dozen, and you said,1 Why, E., how do you by witnessing the physical manifestations. New tlonb of spirjt intelligence and power made In through him, referring to‘persons and things do? I am so glad to seo you I'” which was all ex­ mediums are being developed in all quarters of their own presence in fall daylight? If so, let which the medium could'not possibly have had New York, Feb. 19,1871. actly true, but tho medium bad not the slightest the globe, and still the demand is greater than them go to Dr. Slade, No. 207 West 22.1 street, any knowledge of. Editors Banner of Light—While sitting knowledge of It. E. then told of a little angel boy the supply. ' New York City, and in a séance with him wit­ The accordion has often been played with the with Dr. Slade on Sunday afternoon, February who put bls hand on my shoulder and called me For want of space, we do not publish half the ness and prove the facts of a “conscious immor­ instrument over my knees, while tho keys were 12th, the room perfectly light, and the Doctor on " auntie," and, from the description he gave, I communications we receive from time to time tality,” and let us hear no more of a want of" sci­ presented toward me, and within six inches of tbe other side of tho table, I held a clean slate recognized a little nephew, several years sepa­ endorsing these manifestations; nor the appeals entific proofs ” of the verity of the spiritual phe­ my face. The musio has been of all grades, from on which was a Hinall fragment of pencil, clapp­ rated from the form. made to us to “send a good physical medium nomena, for there they are, open to all who may the most indifferent to tbe best. The table, also, ing it closely with my left hand to the under One tost E. gave was this: he said, " M., there to our town—there are not many Spiritualists desire to be convinced that when " A man dies he has often been elevated a foot or more, tbe top re­ surface of tbe table. While in this condition, no Is an old'man standing by you. He has white here, but most of the people want to see some­ shall live again,” and the question that seemed taining its level, while both hands of tbe medium mother person touching it, I heard the pencil write; hair, and is leaning on a cane; and Jie is so poor!" thing of the phenomena—our souls are starving sorely to trouble the “ Job ” of ancient days need were laid flat on its surface, and upon a friend and on examining it, I found the following sen­ “ Can't you describe him better than that?" asked for spiritual food,” etc. It is thus easy to see no longer “ vex the soul ” of our modern material­ and myself attempting to effect a similar move­ tence: . ' \ . M. "Well,"said E.,coolly,“I would if he had where the first stepping-stone for new investi­ ists. • ' ment with our lower limbs, wo entirely failed. “Bro. Denton—I am here to bless you for any flesh on him.” At this rather startling an­ gators lies. I have written the above, Messrs. Editors, from All these things have also been witnessed by all your noble tyork. / ' A, W. 8." swer, the medium hid her face in Mrs. Clark's As a case in point, we give below a number of a deep feeling of gratitude to “ the bright ones of my family at my own house, in my own room, at The initials of Alcinda Wilhelm Slade, once a lap, for fear she should see a skeleton. Having letters we have .received from various parties who the land of the hereafter,” for the convincing my own table, and with my own slate and accor­ faithful worker in the spiritual field hero, now a raised a latigli, 15. went on and described the old have witnessed and become convinced of tbe proofs of man's immortality, and a strong sense dion, and until that hour the medium had never faithful worker there. William Denton. gentleman, saying he had died with consumption, truthfulness of the manifestations through the of duty to my fellow-men in making known to even seen my house, and of course nothing and giving his name ns Dr.----; and M. and oth- mediumship of Dr. Slade, of New York, and also them the evidences of spirit intercourse as given within it. DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW MEDIUM— ere recognized him an an old neighbor of hers, letters giving experiences with several other me­ to me in the facts of a séance with this reliable Three years ago, had I read what is hero writ- CONVINCING MANIFESTATIONS. . He had died an atheist, but had promised M. that diums: ■ medium. Yours truly, ten,I should have placed the writer among the if there wns a future life, ho would return to her , New York, Feb. 23,1871. W. H. Sterling, M. D. incurables; but I think no person can sit an.hour Mrs. Jennie Curtner is the best medium I if lie could. Editors Banner of Light—A feeling of grat­ with Dr. Slade, and witness, as ho will, a portion ever saw, and almost as good as any I have over Another tost: 15. described a rather fleshy old itude, and a sense of duty to my fellows, impel 307 West 4th Street,New York,1871. . of these things, without thereafter giving credit to read or heard of; and as I believe she is destined lady as having slippers on down nt the heel, and me to give your readers a brief account of several Editors Banner of Light—My experience all which are here related. EC, to do a great work for the people, and to bo wider walking ns if sho had "one foot short, and then séances recently held with the justly renowned with1 Dr. Slade, the celebrated physical and men­ ly known, I think it proper to give some account the other foot short." She was Immediately rec­ and gentlemanly medium, Dr. Henry Slade, now Ital medium, is as simple as to me it is marvelous. . New Haven, Conn., 1871. of her development, which took (dace hero, and ognized, although sho had long.been gone from of 207 West-22d street, in this city.—' 1 I called on the Doctor, and was invited to his Dear Banner—The philosophy of Spirituals also of her present mediumship. Avery brief no­ the form. ■ , My testimony may perhaps have more weight :room, where, in broad day, the spirits wrote with ism, as taught by its adherents, to me has always tice of this inediiim was given in the Hanner last E. told of a young man with blue eyes, light 1 with those who are skeptical as to the absolute ia very small piece of pencil placed upon tbe appeared rational, as welbas agreeing with scien- summer, by Mrs. Clark. A short account of her hair, etc. Some thought they recognized him; facts of these manifestations, coming as it does islate, the slate being held under and close to the tifio facts. The phenomenal phase of the spirit­ mediumship was also published In the Religlo-. but one said, “ Do you seo anything the matter from one who is not in any way connected with 1leaf of the table. He next placed the Slate upon ual philosophy I have been very skeptical in re­ Philosophical Journal last fall by Mr. D. W. Hull, with his head?” " I do not,” said E.; “but lie lias the organized spiritualistic movement, but who imy head, when it wrote for me another communi­ gard to until quite recently. who witnessed the manifestations. Since then a gun with him, and says lie died by accident.” has been a patient and untiring investigator of 1cation. These writings are made without human Thinking that others who are earnestly investi­ her medinmship has greatly developed, This was very satisfactory, as tho young man in the subject, from a scientific standpoint, for the iaid. The'accordion was' also played upon by gating the subject may progress more rapidly Mrs. Curtner is a young woman, twenty-six or question had accidentally killed himself with his past ten or fifteen years, and who brings to bear ।some disembodied intelligence, and the music with more additional proof, if you think my ex­ seven years of age, and being obliged to support own gun. upon this and all other theories and professed was of the most exquisite character, it being not perience will add any additional proof, you are herself, sho became employed about a year and a E. described one spirit as a young man having ' facts whatever professional critical caution and

been witnessed by comparatively few, as she lias [He answered instantly that my wife had tuld arrogance or pride of superiority, thee may rea­ LIFE, MIND AND MATTER. given hittings only fit the houses of spiritual him about an hour previous that I was coming. jfrts sonably expect disappointment. [Tho following essay is oiio of several which appeared in friends. But many of her.friends, who are also I answered that my wife was dead. He said, Tbe seeming evils of all these daises, political the venerable Btephon Albro's paper, the Ags of Progrut, friends of humanity, knowing that the laborers “ Not dead, for I see her here now." Dr. Doty WHO WAS THE AUTHOR OF EVIL? . and divine, may be compared to the thorns of printed In Buffalo, N. Y., in 1W5, written by Cora L. v' in tbe vineyard are few, desire that she should go then described her perfectly, and also mentioned Investigated in a letter Io a preacher of the Society of roses, the briers of the raspberry, the swamp of Scott (now lira. Tappan) before she was sixteen years of out into the world nnd allow the spirits to demon­ tbe diseaae which caused her death; all were per­ Friends. the cranberry, and tbe farmer’s dung-bill. It are, under the Influence of the spirit of an Indian maiden A strate through her that " the dead are no! dead," fectly correct in every particular. I wan much may be difficult to perceive the good of profane called''Shenandoah," "Itexpresses bo high and wide a Esteemed Friend, R— T— : Reviewing and E. says she mint not hide her light under n surprised, for he hail spoken tbe trulh. While language or of drunkenness, the use of tobacco, range of thought, in language bo perfect and form so artis­ w< bushel. Jennie naturally shrinks from the trials speaking, the Doctor’« face seemed radiant with the conversation we had last First-Day, ou the lying, stealing or fighting; but is it not equally tic," (says a correspondent) ''that 1 have copied it for the columns of the Banner of ifpht."] » that fall to the lot of a public medium; but as she goodnosH, candor and boneHty; noone could have subject of" Who was the author of evil?" &o., and difficult to discover the good of the sting of a bee, bl is now a whole-souled Spiritualist, I believe that given him tbe facts be related to me. While I as I bad not sufficient opportunity to expresa my tbe thorn of the rose, brier of the raspberry, or Thought creates its own heaven. God is life; hi love for the cause will yet overcome her fears, was musing ou tbe strange power possessed by views, on account of tby frequent interposing thy swamp for cranberries, or why wheat, from which life, is mind; mind is thought; thought Is progres­ tn aud she will appear before the public. Dr. Doty, lie remarked, "Your diHembodled wife version or construction of my half-expressed ideas, we get our bread to eat, could not grow as well on sion; progression is heaven; heaven is eternity; Je IFcsl Lebanon, Ind. H. AUGUSTA WHITE. wishes me to cure your arm.” I had had no use I think it only right and proper now to give free tbe clean sand, without the foul admixture of the eternity is happiness; happiness is tbe conscious­ J« of my right arm for fourteen years. The Doctor expression to my thoughts, untrammeled and un­ filthy production of the farm-yard? ness of existence, the personified virtues of the CT 01 LAURA V. ELLIS. laid one hand on my bead, and with the other biased ; then thee may judge of tbem, and, if good, But, my friend, if man is tbe author of evil, then great Godbead. , use tbem freyly; if not good in thy mind, let them made a few passes over my arm, and in ten nitn- he is a God of himself, without a superior; for out Physical results, being but the effect of the in Wo take the following extracts from a private utes my arm was perfectly cured. Ten dajs.bave pass. ' ' of the evil he brings forth good.. Tbis I scarcely Gwat Cause of all causes, must be subjected to letter written by M. M. Ellis, Laura's father. It el a j sed «Ince my arm was restored to full strength, I rarely resort to the Bible for support to my think tbuu wilt willingly admit; nevertheless, if the controlling power of the cause; and effects gives a plain and " unvarnished” account of te­ Cl and l am writing this letter with it, which I could position, unless it is when. others lake the same tbou insist that man is the author of evil, be must produced In Nature must result from the cause of ci ' ances held in the several places where the mani­ not do before. : hook for their stand-by; that is not tbe case now. also be a God, and a great one, too, for it has long Nature. Tracing the spiritual aud physical affini­ -1® festations through Laura’s mediumship were said A Methodist, preacher came to see Dr. Doty on But. I will quote one passage from Isaiah, xlv: been affirmed that there is far more evil in tbe ties, wo must logically arrive at the conclusion 'P' to have been " exposed.'-" Laura still survives all business while I wns there. The Doctor told tbe 7: " I form tbe light, and create darkness; I make world tban good. But from all this last para­ that mind is the source of matter, and all matter il such sham cries, and will continue to do much pence and create evil; I, the Lortl, do all these is mind refined; else, if matter is the source of il reverend gentleman that, ha wan suffering much graph I beg have to differ with thee, and say, a more good work, for which her excellent medi­ with a (Unease of long standing, aud immediately things." If Bible authority was all ’bat was ask­ mind, mind will necessarily become matter. If um powers fit lier, Mr. Ellis Bays: ALL IS GOOD AND OF GOOD THROUGHOUT ALL it commenced operating on him, arid in a few min­ ed for. this one passage would have settled the extent. • Thy friend, " Lewis Cooper. tbe Creating Power of the universe—he he God “At'Wheeling, Va., Laura held féances in o, utes he acknowledged himself cured of the dis­ dispute in my favor; but not as I wish it to stand. Philadelphia, Pa. personified or God in principle—Is Mind, every b Hornbrook Hail, (owned by a wealthy and influ­ ease. Dr. Duty thus again demonstrated the I do not wish to maintain the idea that, as a posi­ production of mind must be inferior to tbe Cre­ li ential gentleman of that name, who is nut a power of spiri’s to cure diseases through his me­ tive, fixed and unchangeable principle, evil exists APOLLONIUS ON ATHEISM. ator; and matter, as the result of that creating Spiritualibt). To my surprise tbe ball «as near­ diumship. The reverend gentleman han since at all. mind, will never be perfected, as God is perfeo- ly full the first night. Tbe'mïinifestatioiis gave Mr. Austin Kent, in a letter in the Banner of openly avowed hin belief that spirits have tho But. all If. good and of God, who we understand tion, and naught is equal to God; If mind is the ■ apparently perfect satisfaction, The second seance to be the Divine Principle of light, life, power and April 15tb, objects to ibe reasonings of your cor­ power and do cure (liseands. He and I have firm respondent "Apollonius ” in oppoHitiou to atheis­ outblrth of matter, as philosophers contend, then, . was still better all ended, and went off with equal motion of all things, everywhere, throughout all following the train of argument, mind must be faith in tills to us new iloctrino. To those wlm tic teachings. Mr. Kent says: "To my mind, the t , satisfaction. The third night tbe ball was packed, space, and nowhere that it, is not. This Divine inferior to matter; for, bear in mind, as a scien­ would obtain the light and aid which has blo-ned imperfection of all known things aud persons and all was satisfactory. Ou tho fourth day a us 1 advise them, if possible, to visit Mis Oaprell, created (if create we call it) nllthlng«; and all tific fact, that no creation can excel the creator. demonstrates tbe imperfection of tbecause, what­ V wealthy gentleman came to Laura and wished to we>-e aud are good. So, also, is what we call evil, Which shall we take for our God—wind or mat­ 0 of New Orleans, or J. R. Doty, M. D., at Coving­ ever that cause may be,” "Infinite leaves no know if she was willing to submit to being put except in the relative or comparative. ter, or both? Taking both, we shall render mind & ton, La., and I think they will no longer doubt room’for mere." "As to our Heavenly Father, Is into a sack at lier evening séance, which lie the truthfulness and efficacy of the power us mani­ The learned philosopher tells us there is no and matter creval. Here allow me to arrive at h he or is he not tbe responsible cause of Buffering?” would make and bring there, as he wished to bo fested through these mediums. such element as cold; that it is only a term used my conclusion of mind and matter. All matter ■V "Can you get imperfection, hatred, pein and mis­ satisfied .that there was no deception, practiced. James 0. Johnson. signifying absence of beat. Such do I, in many is mind, and all manifestation of matter is the ery out of perfection, love, pleasure and happi­ Lauta gave her consent. He came, according to respects, consider evil. The filth in our streets, at result of mind within. An illustration of that ness?” . agreement, with the sack. Laura wuh then lied I, tbe undersigned, am the minister above spoken times abundant and offensive to sight and smell, fact may be seen In man. A man builds a house. To which I would reply: If there is a God of by an old gtntleman, who was a strung skeptic. of, and acknowledge it all to be truth, . having an evil tendency to our healths, we would, The architectural plan of that building is the re­ infinite perfections, he must, in the nature of Tiien the gentleman.with the Kick came upon the. -. Rev. Wm, C? Munson, condemn if we could perhaps to annihilation, if sult of bis mathematical, and executive talent. things, be the only being in tbe universe that can platform, anil Laura was placed in it, and lté sew­ Covington, La., Aprilfith, 1871. ■ we did not. know that it was good for farm or But is tbe building equal to tbe conception within be so characterized. Omnipotence cannot dupli ed it up,.remarking that ho would give her ten garden. That same odious filth removed and the mind of the man? I answer, No. Men cre­ cate itself, or make the part as great as the dollars if tlm nititiifei.tâtions went on as usual. SPIRIT PHOTOGRAPHY. mixed with the earth of a flower-garden, would ate, through laws and means,the physical evi­ whole, or violate his own laws of mind by any Latira was then put into the cabinet and lied to bring forward beautiful, sweet-scented flowers, dences of thought. Look at your railways and I tbe back of it ; the gentlemen examined all the There is on exhibition at the Panner Public other inconsistency or absurdity; aud because Free Circle Room a pliutograpbidlikeneBB of Mrs. shining forth in richness nnd glory, and sending mechanical powers; look at your.improvements knots carefully, and pronounced her so securely this is so, it would be simply puerile to argue that Sarah A. Floyd, of Dorchester;'Mass,—a very ex­ tbeir rich aroma, so agreeable and pleasant to of science, art and literature; look at the intui­ fastened that she could not make any manifesta­ his omnipotence is limited or that he is.not God. cellent medium and trance speaker. The picture, oúr senses, causing or admonishing uh to adore the tional evidences of majestlc thought,. But does . lions—that if anything was done, it must bo by In order to create at all (whether through Dar- in addition to the lady’s likeness, presents the giver of such beauty and sweetness; or, if mixed tbis satisfy man? No. Does this outward or some one else bt'Biiles Miss Ellis. Lavra wore the wiuian processes or otherwise), tbe Perfect Being full-length figure of au Indian Chief, whom she with the latid.of the field, it would promote the material construction approach the climax of per­ sack during the whole entertainment, and everything must create imperfection, since there can be but ■designates as, her guide—" Har-wo ne-lia." We luxuriant growth of wheat, to make the bread fection? No. Then the effect, or conception of • .. was as rapidly performed as on previous occasions one Supreme. give below a statement of the circumstances un­ that sustains our physical bodies. Therefore this t.^ie effect, is greater than the cause, and is contin­ The gentleman ftated i.o the atidiince that there was In spite of all the arguments against free der which this remarkable picture was obtained sanie odious filth we condemn as coil contains ually striving to meet its anticipations by creat­ not a stitch or a knot misplaced during the whole sc within it Ilie elements of great gsod aud of pleas­ agency, every man’s common sense tells him he ing new capacities of invention and thought.' So at Mr. Mumler’s, said account being from tbe lips is free to choose between right and wrong iu , re­ ance ! As soon as she was released he handed of the lady herself, who is fully satisfied of the ure. ■ . ■ ■ ■ ■■■..:■ ■ ■' with the great Deific Mind, in Nature and in her the promised ten dollars. gard to any contemplated act. Our instincts re­ fact of its being a bona fide spirit production. And thou or I might not be willing to go into space. He is continually striving, like man, to The tilth night the ball wns.pncked to its ut­ tbe streets to scrape up and remove this filth, and pudiate the fine-spun speculations which our phi­ find better outward representations of his interior STATEMENT OF MKS. SARAH A. FLOYD. most capacity, nnd many bad to «eat themselves mix it with the earth for such good and noble pur­ losophy inay weave; ■ ’ conceptions; and universes are but the remodel­ On Tliumday, the 1.541 day of December, 1870,1 Could we have received from tbe divine benig­ on tbo edge of the platform. The performance went, alone and nnknown, to the residence <>t W. pose, but would prefer calling upon men ac­ ing of motive powers: within God’s mind. And gave perfect satisfaction,and harmony prevailed. H, Mutnler, No. 170 West, Springfield street, Bus­ customed to the work, who perhaps use very nity that gift which makes us man instead of a so ls thought the propeller of the engines of eter­ The sixth nnd last night a party camo with the ton, for the purpose of testing Ids honesty ns a rough, low and vulgar language, chew and smoke machine, the gift, namely, of freedom—-a gift nity. . ... ■ • ' ' ' . . determination to break up the teatiee. They bad medium, and his power to produce spirit like­ tobacco incessantly, drink strong drink, and, if which, with all its limitations and all objections But to return to the solar harp, or plirenologi- nesses. drawn from hereditary proclivities, we feel that a young Grubb who had been practicing for sev­ I desired a picture, and as I waited before tbe excited, may fight their brother man; all of which cal development of some great mind, whose soul eral days miller tlie direction of one Dr. Béal. camera 1 felt the presence of a-spkit. by my side, habits thou sayst are evil. But their condition we possess—without our human imperfections is the sun, and whose attributes are the primary a Bo the Doctor was nominated ns committee. He which overshadowed me. and also became aware and habits and tbe good of their labor may com­ and shortcomings in this yet rudimentary state stars. Even now as I control the physical organ­ would not take any interest in tho entertain­ of the touch of the spirit, as it placed its baud pare favorably with the filth of tile street, in one of our existence? ' ization of tbis medium, the love-soul, the sun of upon my shoulder. I soon experienced the same “ Apollonius” argues that mind'eannot have its ment, and would not examine anything, but kept sensations which come to me when I am about to case odious (thee calls it «vil), but in tbe other the universe,is smiling so swest'y upon the earth, stating to the audience that it was 'all a decep­ see a vision, and the form of Mr (futuler, as he case we find the sweet bloom of roses'and tbe first cause in mere matter, because we cannot get that, half ashamed of his admiring gaze, the whole out of a thing that which it does not contain. tion and bumhug,’ There was bo much contu­ worked at the camera, became like a speck in a good wheat for bread that makes our hearts glad western sky is blushing like a rose, or like a sion in tbe audience that I cut. Laura loose, and white elonil, nnd had ii tremulous and agitated and fills us with content. < ■ To this Mr, Kent assents, but replies by asking, motion, till it was lost to my sight. The picture maiden when the eyes of some Sun-Adonis shine she came out of tho cabinet. Young Grubb Bung Perhaps if these men of toil bad been nnrsed in "Then how can we get imperfection out of per­ brightly upon her heart. Men are but the breaths wuh then taken;and the Indian found etandlug by fection?” ' ' ■' . out in thé back port of tlie hall that he could do my side th it. affluent nurseries, and educated in science and of tbis Hyperlan God, but flashing thoughts, tbe same tricks. Dr. Beal then asked me to let. Mr Mutnler remarked that it wan one of tho literature, they, too, would scorn the ocoupuiion Obviously, the two oases are not parallel; and which come and go, even as thoughts of heaven him have the use of the cabinet. I replied that if best of that kind which be had ever taken. I re­ of scavenger or of labor. Aud it might be diffi­ the analogy of Mr. Kent is wholly incorrect. If flit across the minds of men, and die away in the cognize the picture as that of tuy Indian guide. we represent by A an algebraic sign of an incal­ he wished to give an exhibition be must furnish Bar-we tie-ba, (a Mohican Chief,) ns I have often cult to find men adapted to such work that, did distance. Mortals are but tbe fleeting shadows of his own apparatus. That displeased the opposera, seen linn in vision. 1 was promised this picture not descend to those evils, ae they are called. How­ culable amount, and by B an incalculably small eternity’s summer, and yet mortals are gods. But aud there was great excitement for awhile, hut by the Indian about, a year ago, but he did not ever, we do not In all eases find the men occupy­ fraction of that amount, there can be no incon- here’s a song to the Sun-God and his train. ’T was no one was hurt or frightened. Dr. Beal told Mr. specify the medium through whom it was to come, ing these position^ o,fj life .".Il drunkards, or all slsreuey lu nàying that out of A we can get B; born in tbe ideal realm of Venus, and handed mid I had not men’ioued tlie prouiise to “uy '"lH and so, out of the unlimited we may get the lim­ Hornbrook that be knew we were humbugs, and To mo it. is a complete text or me power of the swearers or smokers nnd cbéwerH of tobacco, but down to me, that I might transplant it on the that lie (Hornbrook) favored thu <1«*p«.|>)Iod,&o. spirit photographer. Any one desiring to know I think it will be safe to say that nine of ¿very ited, just as out of infinite space we get our earth. The echo will vibrate from star to star Mr. Horntirook sharply hurled back tliu accusa­ more can write to me nt Dorchester, Mush, ten men thus employed will drink strong drink, square miles and square inches, and out of infi­ just as thoughts vibrate through the whole organ­ tion, at.d refused Dr. Beal tho use of tlie hall chew or smoke tobacco; and use what is called nite duration our hours and minutes. . ism of man: • ■ ■ that evening. This made still more excitement. Written for the Banner of Light. pro’.-wo language, and all of these, at times, to Evil may be the limitation or imperfection of God of the stars I groat contra! light Some <•••« >1”» suggested that they ‘ take another BEYOND THE VEIL. excess. . good. Evil has no real existence in itself, It Is a Of this grand universe, whoso might hall foil he next Monday evening, and expose tbo But dare I say to them, You are sinners; yon negation ; it is the absence of good, just as cold And power are like tho thoughts so bright nV MUS, C. !.. SHACKLOCK, Of angel-gods above. whole thing!’ are evil? No, never. Taking them as a body, has no existence in itself, but is the absence of To theo wd sing, for thou art King; The next Monday night the ‘ bIiow ’ came off, beat. Wickeduess and' ignorance arb generally Thy throne tho sun, and there wo sing Weary is tho day, the virtue of tbeir labor much more than compen­ All loveliness: and on the wing but I was n’t there to see, And tho shadows gray sates for .tlieir vices. Besides, they hail not the convertible terms, aid this in spite of the old . Of light, whisper of love. -lluSft When we ’exhibited at Cleveland, Mr. E. V. AU about our pathway He; birth I had, they had not. the education I had; couplet: Soul of this Harp, whoso golden chords Wilson was lecturing there. He claims to see Thorns among Ite Howers, they, have been surrounded with different society "I know th, right, anil I approve It too; , Are touched by thee, as love's sweet words I know iho wrong, and yet the wrong pursue.” spirits, and gave tests to ilifl'erent ones in Ilie au­ While'above us lowers, and all other circumstances. I do not know Touch earthly hearts, or ns bright bhds " Is be, nr is be not tbe responsible cause of suf­ Warble their silvery notes, dience; lie went bo far as to describe at on« of our Cold and dark; a clouded sky. . . tbeir wants, tbeir aspirations, desires, yearnings, fering? Does hé sympathize with the sufferer? Bo. from thy heart,.wo catch tho strain, séances tlie color of the eyes, bair, complexion,', Still wo Journey on, . temptation)), privations, discontent,h and disap- And echoos float, until again And if be does, can hejje perfectly happy, &o.? If It louder peals, and almost pain height and figure of Laura’s controlling infeiii- Though Iho light Is gone pointmentH. They no doubt have sympathetic, Is lull where'er It floats. Which so brightly on us elione he has no sympathy, why call him God or good,” geuco. Wo gave twelve entertainments in Clevo- hearts; many may have wives ami families Apollo, thou Hyperlan God, ' Ifttiil. : In the vanished hours; &c.? Bo in subst tnoe asks Mr. Kent. quite as dear to them as mine is tj me. Ami In one sense, as the giver of free agency, God is ■ Ruling thy kingdom.by the rod Our Inst entertainment was at Corry, Pa. Wo All our choicest flowers they may not be able to see tbem arrayed in gar­ Of golden light, at whoso slight nod the giver of suffering; but in the sense which can Tho stars In rovorenco how; • held six 'séances at Newcastle, Pa., the place Withered, while pur birds have flown. ments competing with those around, them, and scan the infinite past and the infinite future, God Thy throno, thy crown, thy citadel, where the Rev. Mr. Dobbs officiates, the great' Oh, we loved them so . consequently see and feel the bitter looks or Thy thomo of song, thy mnglo spall, 1 may appear in a light no other than divine. For Thy palaeo halls, In which doth dwell ■ .. . • exposer’ of Spititualism. The Spiritualists wept In the long ago! . . . . taunts of those who are finer atid more costly Ibis reason it is that I think Apollonius is right The thoughts wo sing of now— ■ to hini and asked him to go and expose Laura V. Long ngo to us It Keeme; clothed. ■ Por tho time of grief, , , in saying, that in order to judge of these things in All. all. are thoughts of human souls, Ellis! He came tho fourth night and was nomi­ To these I have but little to say hot to “ perse­ Whoso spray, high tossed and thundering, rolls To our henna, though brief, all their bearings, and to teach assertively that nated as committee-man. He camo upon the. vere, brothers, good awaits you sometime,” and Like some grand ocean o'er the shoals Lengthens like tho timo in dreams,. ■ - Of everlasting life; stage with great pomposity, and ntated to the au­ thus endeavor to encourage and persuade them to there is no conscious God in the universe, one ought to be no less than God himself. ‘ . • Then back receding from tho sboro, dience that ho ’ could expose tbe whole thing,' Every passing day, ■ • try t > leave off t hose excesses, teach them of their The distant murmur of tho roar ' As It speeds away, “Can God be infinitely happy if he sym­ ■■ . Is lulled to rest; and nevermore adding that lie once exposed tbe Davenport Rro- spirits within, them that are striving to get to the Brings us nearer to our homo; pathizes with the sufferer,” &c.? . Is heard tho sound of strife. thers', and that lie had a gold watch in his pdeket light, and must sooner or later be free;, that By our-orrows tried. Nothing can be more (vague and misleading Bark 1 hark I tho melody of spheres, that a Spiriiualist gayo him for exposing thorn, they should do nothing to injure dr suppress the ■ . Reverberates through eudloss years, By grief purified, ; than our human use of this word happiness. etc.,etc. Ho witnessed ourentertainment through; growth thereof, but nurture those spirits with Until are bio ded hopes and fours, ' Till our welcome summons come. Ask a father full of paternal tenderness and In universal joy. and I never saw a man bo taken down ns he was. thoughts of justice, love aud truth, and call Oh, tho land Is fair ' ■ ' love, if be was happier as a bachelor without a Totheo, God-Sun, thls'song is given; . He stated to tbo audiencé that he could not ac­ around them other good spirits to aid, instruct and Totheo, the King of solar Heaven, - Whore our treasures aro, care than he is as a parent, with the thousand . And to thy Harp, whoso strings thrice seven count for Laura's "tricks,’’ but believed them all to And our coming they await! . help them upward, to be free and ready for the Timo never shall destroy. be deception. ■ . " . . rich reward they will find laid up for them in the anxieties that come with tbe" parent’s relation ; ■ Free from care nnd sin, wbat true father will not anticipate the reply? Thus sing the poets of Venus to their God, the - At Beaver Falls, Pa., a young doctor was on the Shall wo (inter In,, ■ . . ~ after-life. ' . These very sympathies, the influite tenderness Sun. And thus chime in the voices of the stars committee every night. The last night he had ■ With them, at tbo golden gate. But perhaps I should look in tbe higher walks and concern called forth by the spectacle of his and satellites, whose silvery notes mingle with some coloring matter, in his hand, which he in? But a little while : of. life for evil—among the rulers of the people. children’s struggles, may to.One who sees the be­ the deep-toned voices of the older stars. Venns tended to put on Laura’s fingers, but I told him Parted from their Bmllo, . Here I.may have greater difficulty; and here I ginning, the middle and tbe end, be an element is the ideal realm of tbe Sun-God—the sphere or ho could.ndt do it; aud he ‘ got mad ’ and left the. ■ The transition need we fear? . might fail to make good my position, if it was not in tbe happiness of the Supreme Love aud Intelli­ organ where Ideality, sublimity, love, hope, vene­ stage, lie then wrote to the Pittsburg papers When wojoln the band . • , that I have full confidence in tbo supremacy ration, &c., all form tbe poetic plane of thought in that Lama V. Ellis was exposed ’ at Byaver • ■ In tho spirit-land, ' of goodness,, as Supreme Goodness is supposed gence., Mr. Kent speaks of evil as an entity, an actual­ the brain Of tbis giant mind—the seat of Beauty, Falls, etc. The 'expose' amounted to just this: Wo shall find that heaven was near. to have made man with limited powers, and Mobile, Aid: ity, whereas I hold it to be simply a negation. Truth and Love—tbe lovely throne of thought re­ he wanted to black Laura’s fingers, and Ellis could not have given him power to create.any­ Butthis part of tbe subject is too vast to be dis­ fined and crystallized,- whose queen-t-tar is the would not let him! And to make it appear very thing, more especially evil, the very opposite «M , -SPIRITUALISM. patched in a paragraph.' I have but glanced at star of love, and whose king is wisdom. But bad, be stated that ‘ Ellis and bis daughter left in in nature from, all the works of the Creator. his objections to the views of " Apollonius.” From now as ; ■ a hurry ou the early train for Steubenville, to ‘ . BY ANDREW JACKSON DAVIS. ' This cannot he. How can a stream rise higher "The heartsick eifrth turns her broad shoulders ' all that I. .have learnt, those views meet the as­ . humbug the good people of that place.’ Now that than its fountain, or the servant be greater than To the gaud/sun, sent of a very large class of your readers; and I early train was about eight o’clock in the morn* Modern Spiritualism 1« the undoubted imper­ his master? .. ■ ■ And stoous her weary forehead to tho night-, sonation of a great «emi-miraculouB movement. have Been nothing in the writings of Mr. Kent, The muon, tnat patient sufferer, Can that power that caused worlds to come ing, and no other left until after noon." It call« no man master, although many individu­ published in the Banner or elsewhere, to shake Palo with pain, , als, ambitious of religious distillation, have scaled forth and be inhabited with all manner of beings Preeces her cold lips on her sister's brow, . my confidence in the theism of that Messiah who Till sho Is calm again." every mountain of real and affected mediumship and men—causing suns and planets to appear, MANIFESTATIONS IN LOUISIANA. taught us to say," Our father which art in in order to be so hailed and worshiped. One giving light and beat, and guiding each on their powerful and widespread evidence that there is a heaven.” The Currant Worm.—We are informed by Editors^ Bakner of Light—Tbis being the diyine truth beating in the veins of modern Spir­ way, rolling in their respective orbits through the To ask why evil is allowed to exist by a perfect Dr. E. Worcester, of Waltham, that the currant first time in my life that I ever wrote h line for itualism is the certain disintegration and mortifi­ immensity of space—let frail man, a mere speck Gufi may, to higher intelligences, be like asking, worm, so destructive to a favorife fruit, may be publication, I beg you to overlook the style and cation which have befallen every one who has only in this great creation, step forth and thwart Why is man allowed to exist at all? or why is fully and almost immediately, dentroyed by the accept the substance. I wish to make a confes­ been corrupt or pedantic enough to invent fams that great and good design by creating evil? Cer­ any being less tban God allowed to exist? God use of carbolate of lime. Tbe doctor tried the or to aim for the proud office of commander aud knows; we can only conjecture. I can say for powder in many instances during the past sum­ sion of my conversion from Orthodoxy to the leader. tainly not. That power that formed tbe bee, giv­ myself, that life, with all its limitations and Buf­ mer, and found that while it was fully as effective more rational religion of Spiritualism. Here is • • • . • • • • ing it skill to build its cells and make the honey, ferings, is, in view of its continuance in other as hellebore, it was less disagreeable, less costly my experience in brief: In January last tbe mes- What, is Spiritualism? It is, first,, phenomenal also gave it a poison sting. Beautiful and sweet- stages of being, to me a priceless blessing. and perfectly safe. The method of using it is to sengerof death took from me a kind and loving or objective; then, secondly, it becomes subject­ scented roses bloom on thorns; raspberries sweet Leave me, however, to drift through the eterni­ sprinkle it over the vines as soon as the worm ive aud philosophical. What does phenomenal ties without a God in tbe world, without some makes bis appearance, bringing it well in contact wiie. I soon became restless and unhappy, and, Spiritualism teach? It teach-s, by demonstra­ and good are the production of briers; delicions mind that comprehends the universe even as with the leaves, and soon the insect is de«troyed. leaving my home in Alabama, came to New Or­ tion, three articles of knowledge: cranberries grow in swamps; and the farmer Newton and Humboldt comprehended in pait It will need but two or three applications, and leans, where I called upon Mrs. Caprell,a test 1 That man 1« an organized mentality or spirit, looks well to his dung-hill for a good yield of some few of tbe wonders of tbie globe—without the work is done. In tbis way, for a few cents, medium. I received from her the first evidence I of which bis physical body is in general a repre­ wheat. " < . some infallible court of final appeal, some foun­ large quantities of currant hushes may be saved, sentative. . : • tain of absolute right, goodness, justice and love and tbe fruit allowed to mature, and no danger had ever seen of the power of clairvoyance. Hav­ 2. That death is to man nothing more than a If God made man and man made evil, surely —leave me to believe that this blind nature or whatever incurred. Neither tbe foliage nor the. ing heard of the mediumistic powers of J. R physiological and chemical change, leaving the God must father the evil also. I am fully aware universe is all in all, and that if I worship at all, fruit is in any way injured by tbo carbolate of Doty, M. D., of Covington, St. Tammany Parish, Htates of affection and intellect unaltered, aud of tbe temptations and dangerous surroundings I must worship poor limited passion-swayed he-, lime. It will be well for our readers to remember La.,I went to see him, and, by the evidences re­ thus preserves tbe individuality of tbe mind com­ of those in high places. If thee looks among the ings like myself—and immortal life seems to me this when the fruit season returns.—Boston Jour­ plete. ' to lose much of Its grandeur and its glory. Tell nal of Chemistry. ■ ceived from him, I am fully satisfied of the truth 3. That tbe dynamical relationships between law-makers, the Congress and assemblies or leg­ me the sum of conscious intelligences throughout of Spiritualism, and have received such comfort the earth and the Spirit Laud are perfect aud in­ islators and all tbe leaders, and appointees politi­ the universe constitutes God,and you do not help Effective Remedy. — "No pains will be as I could not get elsewhere. I bad never seen timate. whereby the departed person may return cally for disinterested justice and good of the peo- me; you merely Bubst'tute a monstrous, complex, spared," as tbe quack said when sawing off a Dr. Doty, nor any one In Covington that I know and hold converse wlr.h those remaining.—From pie only—marvel not if thou art mistaken. Or aud absurd conception for a clear aud simple oue. the Great Ilarmonia, Vol. V. I bave no theological associations that inuline me poor fellow’s legs to cure him of tbe rheumatism. of, but. tbe Doctor met me at tbe door of bls office, among those professing divinity, tbe priests, cler­ to this view; but all the wants and intuitions of shook hands with me, at the same time calling '■ Atlonlehlng cure for consumption," as tbo old lady said gy, ministers, &c., for council, advice, or admoni­ my soul point to it, and my reason confino« their Why do thieves lead a comfortable life? Be­ me by name. I asked him how he knew my name. . when the sprinkled snuff on tho victuals ot her boarders. tion,' without some demonstration of vain glory, guidance, . . Philo. cause they take things easy. .

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fraud have been Spiritualists, and some havo discovered bo for which li was hired will then expire. If wo succeed in The Effect of Fon 1.1 l«hinR a temptuously abandoning tho investigation. But the canee Ililnul*. iiiuwitiriii as limi Uf Bpti dualism can exiai so near us with­ V. of progress Is not to be served In this way, for thoro who out this city feeling lu tflecis. «erlt-H of pamphlet« oti Important. qireMlon« of Arcana of Spiritualism. CAIRO.—B. 0. Taber writes, April 5th, 1871, as follows: of thoroughly Investigalo will bo disappointed, but happily. In Ohio. tlio day. Alunno tho hunt 1« otre nnt it let) “ Social A Mancai* or PriatTCAt. Boiznob-and rintoBorar. By Editors Banner of Light: I asked myeulf of what ubo It an demonstrating nut only the fact of spirit manifestation, but Mns. Màïit L. Strong ab a Lxcturxr.—Mary Graham, of Evil«; Tlrelr Catrets ami Cure," by Mr«. Maria M. Hudíuu Trittie. With autbur'e norlrult-plintugra;ih, would bo for mo to make nny remarks with thia subscrip­ i a the nature and method uf most important laws and princi­ Cincinnati, writes: I wtlte this fur ike bcnctltof such of King. Titi« 1« an important, «object, and tire au­ Tho domain of Spiritualism endosos the nebula. This tion, which I eend for » coniinuallun uf your paper; but on la­ ples involved in their operations. your numerous readerc na may bo desirous uf engaging a thor treat« it philo«ophii'iilly. work Is an effin tat condensation. a litlio reflection, I know that a few wurds of encourage- A few extract« rpeakor fur the coining tall or winter, and take great pleas- to Hodson Tuttle writes with a square fist and an iron pen; Preeminently medlumlatlc, Mr. Tuttle claims to writ« ment Bomeilmes to a Journalist are often cheerfully accrpt- will pive an Idea of tho remedy propotred : under the influence of ft positive control; bls suggestions utu in recommending our Bister, Mis. Mary L. Strung, of his style Is nut corAplcuous for mere elegance and finish, but ablo, though they may seem lo others only as drops In the " All oxirerlcnco renclio« that a people aro like and directions to those who may be In a measuro organized a he uses the bullet-llke words of Saxon streets, shops and ocean. After reading the paper some time I haxlly know Day ton, Ohio, as a very excellent insplrallunal-speaker. trio toni! tliey eat._ Tire «avHgo that feiret« nnraw markets, while bls phrases and sentences fall upon tho sub­ like himself are sensible and practical, and hla treatment of huw iodo without It and keep up with the movement» anti Rhe has epeni a month with us, and given great eailsfiictlon. fieni) and blood, nnd on iiiKeet«, reptfle«, and tbe I- peculiar spirit of thh irHnBiiloti ace, h oiin of the very ject like the boulders of an avalanche. There aro, however, tho wholo subject uf •' Mediumship" Is as Instructive sis In­ Bum« of bur lectures were truly anbliire. Our friends will lowoiff nrder« of qniidriiped«, in cruel nnd benot- lew true exponents ul many slates of mind that nro worth do well to seeuru her service*. Bhu is very ladylike and Just such Inaccuracies of language In this book as a finical teresting, While coinciding with most of what ho has writ­ tho closest attention troni their peculiar ncumon. penetra- ted, havlng hi« lower pahHloriH and propenaltle« ..at..»« .. ..— -.-A . _ tI.. u 1..*.» -.. _ ___ ....._ ■ • . _...... ' . . .. 1 In lier |>henr-iVH tu the Wlieat 1« an agont of civilizatlon—well under* that single paragraphs or abort eectlona havo to bo mado telligences," ¿c. Omlting many other references which Depnriineul tlio liost part of your excelrimt paper, and unlvursu and enduring eternity. I nny, (.it It full. ! ntn atomi to ho—a« aro alno tho otber blgber gralns tho almost algebraic symbol of a volume of meaning. Still might bo made, wo quote briefly from Bec. 248 In this con­ nut at all tearfqk tlie truth Ih nil that h wurih preserving, would not like tu.Im deprived of the pleasure of rending the if nection: "There are also spirits who delight In torture. If nnd a paper ilml Is imt afraid titi)t1 aro erutts-wiiyB. iiml Butwy und I urouul. Medical science proves this proposition, although 1 accuracy of tho local survey. An enforced condensation Wu h ho hiivo wurlu’it together to loiig tin num mill w Ifo a spirit, renders him passive to mortal Influence In the same ture front Mrs. LE, Waterman late uf Ruston. Her .lecture people are generally itnorant or regardles« of tho t has rendered certain statements obscure, and even opaque. Mubl pull in blhglo huruetiB iho rest of our tmi'ral Ilie. ptIticiple. ‘ Wn may oat and drink ax our.father« degree." Bec. 243: Under the head, "How to Become a on " What Is Spiritualism?" was just what, wo wanted, and Whilo true to principle, and correct as to outlines, tho work " What Ib tho nintler?” nny you. I swan I It’s hard lo toll; did,' 1» tho language of most, people. They havo 'convinced many nf the skeptical AW thn locturo sho Is eometlmes false hi its estimate, and inaccurate in state- Medium," we read: "There is only ono course. If you un­ Muni ot (he years behind ub wu *ve piiMed by very well; hot learned the fact, that «nceosslvo generation« a passed through the audivticu anddesctlhed spirits, many of I havo no other wotonn—shu hne no other rnun,. : mont. In relation to certain laws, phenomena, and facts. derstand animal msgneilsm, you know that tho subject whom wuru recognized. Bhu gives ihu bent sHtlHfactlun of are growing in refinement of the physical nature t Only we ’vu lived together ns lung ua wu ever can. _ Wo notice briefly points to whloh wo take exception, In muBt become passive and have no care for tho result As any lecturer that hua ever been huio. Wu hopo to havo in such a degree ps forbid« the children to indulge her with us again. . Bo I *vo talked with Brtpoy, and Botaey has talked with mo; In «nine habits in which the fathers did without . the Older In which they present themselves In the work, tho law Is the same, whether mortal or spirit bo the opera­ :" • ‘ : Ncbratkii. . . Ro wo'vu agreed together that we can't never ngreo; apparent detriment. The disease« most common . rather than In precedence predicated upon the Importance tor, the sime paeslvlty must b* observed by tho medium." . BROWNVILLE.—E. Bprngno write«: I thought a word N"t that we 'vu ciilchvd etich other In any terrible crime; nt present are foHtnrml, anti often originate di­ of the idea Involved. While wo thus mako our criticism, We have to meet this problem: Given a person by con­ Wo'vo been a gatherin'thin for yearB, a llttlo al a limo. from this far-west country might bn uf Interest to your read­ rectly, by the tine of diet, which the forefathers tlio Intelligent reader will not faff to appreciate tho many stitution, not choice, negative, passive, mediumisilc. control ers. Thia State has been hut little known, and .therefore There wrb a Block of temper wo both had, fur a atari; : used with impntilty. Swine'« llesh, for instance, excellencies wb pass'without remark. Truth will do Its table, subjfctive. Let this perron bo surrounded by tho Although wu ne'er euBpr uu-d 'L would take ub two apart; could he appropriated hy tho people generation« positive, material, dominant, willful, cruel elements of life, llttlo prized.. Ab ah agricultural Biniu it la probably nue- work unaided by flattery, wbllo error needs but to bo 1 hnil tuy viulooa fwlllhgti bred In the tlueh and bone. ago without the serlona results tlint. now follow in the body and out of It, as all media are. Allow him to bo qualcd. Tho s

& proper nomo ¡ and to ueo It as auch/ And ihe next that I rcmemlier. It started in a Joko; diumlstlo, are agents. Principal alone aro responsible. 1cents per bushel. drink« i« not tho only kind which eurses society. as on the 25th page of tho Arcana, Is a concession to Ortho­ The. moral aopecU are excellent. Every person coming But full for a week It luetcd, und neither uf tin Kpuko. There are elements in tobacco, coffee and tea that If they are not controlled they are rotpontible, but. not And the next wan when 1 scolded becamo she brukoabowl; dox Christianity we aro sorry to seo mado in this conneo- hero soon fltids that he U ii'dependeni, and It la very difli- produce Inebriation, acting directly upon the media! . . ‘ . And blio buld 1 waa mean and ttlugy, and hud n’t any soul. tlon. ' " ■ ■ . . ■ ' ■ . ■ ■ ' cult to force them In mniiera of faith. I have been lor the brain to prevent It« natural action, and upon tbo Of coureo It Is tho duty of every ono to keep themselves past three yenta muatly In the Went, and find ti n Iruit’ol mill By a similar cnrelesaness, tho author, on tlio 53d page, And eo that bowl kept pourin' dlBBcnalona In our cup; . nervous system to weaken it, by over stimulation, as far ae possible In a condition to Invito only the Influence for truth Lib-r*d seii'lmenis gf’Dciuliy prevail. Spiritual- An • eo iliiit bluniHl euw'citttvr waa always a’cumin* up; writes of a "mesmerlzcr,” of a "mesmerized subject," Lm la becoming an acknowhd^ed power ihibngh the State. thus inducing disease of mind and body. Tho of the good and who; but acknowledging the liabilities of And bo dint henven wu Hfg't d no nearer io ua got; "mesmeric enures" and "mesmeric Impressions." The The giuut deslduifttnin la teat medium». Wu have some But it gave us a ta«tu of bumethln' a thuutand tunes aa hot. poisons of alcoholic drinks are equaled by those media, what charm, what defence, what armor cap a pie has nf tobacco, enfl'-e. tea, and bwIiiu’h flesh, in tho ■ Arcana Is a critical, a scientific Work; "mesmerism" is an very good mediums but no very marked test mediums, if the Arcana to offer them? Bec. 244 it says : “Pray fur tho you have good.test mediums »t the East that can Im spared, And eu tho thing kept woikln', and all tho BcK-samo way; constitution« of the people. insignificant, unscientific word, though Mr. Tullio hat please urge them lo move this way; I havo generally had Alwoyw bomethiii' to arg'u, i 1 havo talked with BeUey, and Betsoy has talked will rccèlvo opprobrium; and the stigma may.bo tho moro Htlmulating, by their beverage anil their diet, the There Is no occasion to go outside the English language nervous and apparently-deslrnua io cloeo. I challenged with me, , troublesome because unfortunate, unhappy, dishonest per­ him at tho close to dlm'uss the fulloulng: Ami wu havo agreed together that wo can't never agree; lower organ« of tire brain. for a nomenclature to get f Chi 1st. Is purely spbltinil mine; dlntorr. and deform the mental nature, It, la plain and susceptible, to Iio excitable, ntrvnui, etc., etc., as an ex? writers upon these popular themes confine themselves to He declined, thereby ucknowledulng ihnt hlx uhtiich is not And I 'll put It In tlio agreement, ami Hike it to her to sign. that, their effect, upon offspring la what linn boon cubo for Immorality^ waywardness and bad temper. . a proper and appropriate terminology, the moro rapidly will of the Bible. 1 h»vo mudo thij above challenge repeatedly, Write on tho paper, lawyer—the very first paragraph— elated. A brutish fallt-r cannot transmit, high But this does not glvo us tho right to shirk the Issue, or which hns nnt yet hcMi Nccepied. flow honest men ciin t fluidities to a child. It is tho same with the science develop. Ol all the tarni utid live sinek, that sho sludl have ber half; bo unjust to those who, honoBt nnd true, are yot swept by claim to lie mluisters of God slid refuse such n challenge, I P<>r rhe bus helped to earn it Ibtmigh ninny a weary day, mother. The perm of every faculty which the Regarding "Dark Circles," the Arcana takes what to us cannot divine. The attieir^i of the pretended cninclii*« Is psychologic influences Into waves of trouble and rods of And It's iioihln' moro than justice that llelsey has her pay. parents possess is implanted in the nature of Is a rash and indefensible position. Tho author, In his dis­ most shocking. The worldds getting to see that churchlsin sorrow. “Tho tnnownf suffer with (and sometimes Jot) Is nothing but pretence. . Glvo ber"iho house and homestead; a man can thrive and the idilld; lint, those faculties in most active tvrrrisc gust at certain frauds perpetrated, or at least charged, In the guilty," and no amount of purity and prayer avails for If nny reliable test mediums should seetbeabove, and (eel roam, will lie more lurt/ehl repvi seated in the child than his zeal for lucid evidence and open demonstration, dispar­ But women aro skecry critters, unless they havo a home. those which are inactive. Tho child will not. neces­ their salvation. Indeed. Innocence and a prayerful attitude moved to c>>me this way, I will do all I cun lo place ihem ages tho whole matter by ofiliming “Spiritualism Is tlio moot favorably before Ihu public. And I have always determined, and never failed to Buy, sarily exhibit the same vice as the parents, but it often facilitate destruction. "Buehls life,"especially tho That Betsey never should want a homo It I was taken away. will possess sotuo low propensity. If (lie prmlis-• , worse for what they have done. 0 ° 0 There is no spir­ life of a medium. What avails in the emergency ? Knowl­ Indlwnu. itual phenomena (phenomenon) that cannot occur In a room WEST LEBANON.—H. Augusta White writes: Dtar Ban- There Is a llttlo hard money that 'a drawin' tol'rablo pay—s - position In it. is not stillieiently strong to lead it edge, science, tnct. Those who are media niuit bave requi­ A couple rd hundred dollars laid by for a rainy day, into the prnetleo of vice, it may transmit it to the- sufficiently lighted to allow objects to bo discerned, as well nrr—Tho twenty-third anniversary of the advent uf modern site conditomjdurlng their development, and ever be protect­ Sulu In tlio hands ol good men, mid easy to got nt: next generation, where it will exhibit itself as a as In absolute darkness.” ' Spirituulbm has passed, mid we have entered upon our cd byylsiblo and invisible friends from malign and selfleh Put In another clauso, there, nnd glvo her half of that. strong propensity. • twónty-founh year—a year full of promise for our noble Tho first statement is merely a matter of opinion. Others, abuse. Whether spirits or mortals have manifested most in­ Yes, I seo yon smllo, sir, nt my glvln' her an much: It, is Inciitivenient to dispense with the table with opportunities for observation even greater than have gratitude and baseness in this relation Is hard to tell, Con­ faith. Many haverbtcn ceh-bintlng ihla glorious era in tho Yes, divorce la cheap, sir. but 1 take no stock in such. luxuries of ten, coffee, swine's flesh, nnd pnstry world's history, and I will briefly narrate how tho members True mid lair 1 mmrlrd her, when tlio was blithe and young; ' been those of Mr. Tuttle, do not share his conviction. We ceding much to tbo necessity of a rigorous condensation, wo s'iffened with lard; and equally Inconvenient to are ready to deplore all the fraud which may have been of tho Progressivo Spiritual Society of Fountain County, And Betsey was nl'iiya good to mo, excepting with her dispense with tlio everlasting cigar, pipe or quid, hold the Arcana1" reprehensible" and ° responsible" for tongue. practiced. In dark cbclcs as well as anywhere else, but imag­ Ind., kept and honored thn occasion. or with lite dally phtations of strong drink ; and so Its superficial treatment uf this Important subject. Al eleven o'clock on tini 31rt <*r Mnrcli, wo a’semhlcd In Onco, when I wns young ns you, nnd not so smart perhaps, ine even that Infamy has hurt petmancnlly only Its agents. it is painful to have reforms broached. A pigsty Assorting that mediumship, Bec. 231, “is purely constitua the pleasant and ChmnbHlh>u>m ciing-hhat no matter how goutl, master does not supply for it. ft, fattens upon superstition to suppose, “7, That every human being Is a Sho nursed mo true and tender, mid stuck to mo day and his-science and tho expression of a too swooping condom­ how pure, how uublo we aspired lo ho, we could by work, BCrnfulous elements, if it can tlhd them; and It medium, In one form or another,’' and' tb some extent; .and patient and contiuuuus work, makeuurseivos all we desired night. '. nation. . . ■ will attract them to it If they are anywhere In the that all persons, unconsolouBly to themselves, are acting lobe; . And it ever a house wan tidy, and ever a kitchen clean, neighborhood. It is a scavenger by nature, at- Scientific thinkers and inspired philosophers should not out the feelings, the will and tbo mind of spirits." The During the lecture raps were heard upon Iho dosk. These Iler liiiusu and kitchen was tidy as any I ever seen; trading from tlio atmosphere, soil, vegetation and bo Influenced tn their verdict by disgust and prejudice, even were made through the magnetism uf Mrs. Jennie Curinur, And 1 do n't complain ot Betsey or miy of her acts, Arcana not only assumes that all human beings are by na- water, the loathsome element, which, in the human at the counterfeiting and dissimulation whloh tho designing an excellent physical medium Exceptin' when we’ve quarreled and told each other facte. ture medlumlBtlc, and may by culture become in a greater After the lecture the Ml-sea Rumine played iho organ and system, develops itself as scrofula, and generates and mercenary often throw around a great fact. They have So draw up the paper, lawyer, and I 'll go homo to-night, degree developed as media, but* that oven the animals are Bung tbo beautiful sung. "Stand Up fur Trulli" many other diseases. It wallows in the ditch,, no right to abate one iota of their claim In behalf of any pho­ In tbe afternuim quite a number of the younger people, And rend the iigieement to her, and seo If It'sail right. , absorbing thia element from the mire. It ranges W' Impressible, “ somnambulistic," endowed with medlumlatlc And then In tlio moruln' I'll sell to a tradin' man I know. nomenon, dr any phase of its presentation or manifestation, and some of the ulder ones, gathered ar. a private house, and the forests and fields in its wild state, ax Nature's capacity. While Mr. Davis dogmatizes about the matter, a few houfB wore spent in pleasant conversation and And kiss tho child that was left to us, and out in tho world because psuedo Investigators have, by Imitation and vaunt­ I'll go. efficient agent for secreting this poison from earth, Mr. Tuttle argues—a much more convincing, method. We dancing. . air and vegetables. Man, in using it for food, ed " exposures,” Involved It in transitory unpopularity. In tho evening we met In circle, our medium being Mre. consider the position of the Arcana scientific In this par­ And one thing put In tho paper, that first to mo did n't occur. eats what Is Nature’s effort to extract, from tho They have no right to seek to avoid the " odium" "ici“ Jennie Cum er. [For mil pmtiuuUrsuf the inanifestMiluns, That when I am dead at last she eball bring mo back to her, ticular. . substances designed for his food before he takes cntific," which among a certain class of would-bo ta­ and biugraphl 'al sketch ot llio niedium, seo article under And lay mo under the maples 1 planted jours ago, Tbo teachings of the Arcana In regard to matter and Its " Spiritual Phenomena."] . When sho and I was happy, before we quarreled no. them. Thus he defeats her benevolent design in . tanfl Is accredited to ell obeervers who do not Join their attributes, and to tbe nature of the eplrlt-body, overthrow Connecticut» . . . the production of swine. Were he to eat poison­ disparagement of subjects they aro too careless to thorough­ And when sho dies I wish that sho would bo laid by mo; . ous reptiles that extract poisonous elements from the assumption of Mr. Davis that It Is an error to suppope BRIDGEPORT.—A to# subscriber, who Ib Just emerging And, lyin' together in silence, perhaps wo will agree; . ly examine, and too reckless to make »discriminating state­ the soli, from vegetation, and from the lowest spirits can “ bolt through solid substances," nor Is this tho from theological darkness Into tho light of Spiritualism, And If ever wo meet In heaven, I would n't think It queer ' ment in regard to! , • . If wo loved each other tho bolter, because wo have qtiar- stratum of air, lie wonld, in like manner, defeat only evident variation between these two philosophers. The writes thus: .“Enclosed you find three dollars, for which The confessed Influence and nature of light is too potent relcd hero. • Nature's object in creating the serpent. Nature Arcana contains an excellent chapter—the XVth—on " Me­ pleaso send me tho Baontr \fur ono >ear, from the com­ to allow us to suppose that substantial element, or process,* — TEJA Carleton, in the Toledo Blade. formed some animals and some plants ax the re­ diumship during Bleep," In which It Is staled and demon- mencement of the last volume. Borno of my friends among ceptacles of the poisons unfitted for man’s stem- ■ has no influence of a positive nature upon the subtle and Btratedbf Bleep that* Bec.251, “It is not aBlmp1o,buta the BpliltualleU here fur tomo time post have furnished mo ach—poisons which lurk in the atmosphere, soil, sublimated materials In which spirits evolve tho results we very complex state, in which ccstacy, trance, clairvoyance with tho Banner to read, ami I havo become bo much inter­ A Boy Detective'. vegetation and Waters in great abundance, until - have witnessed. Bays Mr, Tuttle In his Bec. 03, pago and mediumship can be recognized." A multitude of au­ ested In it thiit 1 must eubicribo fur It nò self. 1 feel that I A Hingular cnee of penetration and knowledge they aro absorbed and secreted'by animals and - 104: "Light la> essential to a great majority of chemical thenticated Interesting Incidents 'are given, and It Ib re­ cannot du without it. Evpiy number brings food to my of butuan nature wan recently exhibited by a boy plants. . actions; " Sue. 02, page 104: "Electricity produces heat hungry souL Hero . I àm consider, d Orthodox ;‘. but lur of twelve year«, who was panning through the ' -■ * . «■ •»■■■•*■ . « • ♦ ' • * . .. marked, In conclusion, Bec. 258, “It thus appears that; dur­ -and light of tho ureatest known intensity," &c. Although years past my soul has refused to be eatlsfied with.tho diy earn, on one of our leading road«, with hi« father. ing sleep, many Individuals become susceptible to spIrlL-ln- husks it ha» dealt out. A short timo ngu, 1 was led to road The 1 social evil* ia rooted.find grounded in tho spirits may not actually ubo terrestrial electricity in the Four rough-looking tuen were aaleep, and on one fluenco who are not so In tho waking state." Mr/Davis Davin's * Divine Revelations.' 1 peruet*d It with tho most naturoH nf the people. It is the rottenneu wbjch •• , production of physical phenomena, yet wo aro told chemical Intenso Interest.. It Completely upset all the Iduiw that Or­ of the neat« wa« a black xatchel. The little fel­ ¡mH resulted, and is perpetually rrstihing, from has It—" The Fountain," page 150—" Dreaming prophetical­ low mild to hl« father, "Thoae four men are bur­ changes are Induced by them, and have a right In reason to thodoxy had Instilled into my mind; but I still ask, ' Is it gross habits. The very bribes nt th»? present gen­ ly Ib not a common experience, because tho prophetic gift tru-*?' My soul lungs to bu mutatled aa to the truth of iho glar«,and that bag contain« their tool«.” The oration lire infected with it, nnung com­ Our toll Is the salt of the bread of to-day, , lic meetings, which we havo hold fur several months, In the domain of spiritual law, and ever shall be. plaint. Hu leave» a wife and three children, t«u of whom are ter of f‘dark circle manifestations," will corrocttho crudity' And tho food of our hearts is tho faith that can say, . ■ spite of the persecutions of the press ami people generally, grown up. Remarks by Rev. Rowland (Xner, Into nt Hob- of our notiods doubtless. Tho most successful exposers of * We, too, havo our rest and our heaven.'" . will close on the first of May at our present hall. Tho tune Providence, li. I. W. Foster, Jr. ’ton- W. D. I1UL1JHOOE. IGHT MAY 6, 1871.

SKEPTICISM. I thought this note of it would not be amiss. So, UF* Thia parer le Uaaed erer> Saturday Mora- Gotham Magdalenes. Lord Brougham’s Testimony. to continue, I was not a party in the argument, We like to read what tbe secular journals of In the recently published volume of autobiog­ BY JOHN WETHERBEE. but I thought a flank movement on my part 29“* In quoting from tho Banner of Light, care should New York, that have nothing but ridicule and in­ raphy, from the pen of this man of distinction, ‘ might be of service, so I remarked, "My dear bo taken to distinguish between editorial articles aud the .( “ Let him now come down from the cross and sult for the noble cause of Spiritualism, are occurs a passage of early personal experience friend, a dollar or two is of no consequence if it communications (condensed or otherwise) of correipond- —J we will believe him,” said the persecutors to one ents. Our columns are open for the expression of free forced to utter when they confront tbe grave so­ tbat is worthy to be reproduced in these columns. "I were for any good cause, or for a charity, but thought, when not too personal; but of course we cannot It relates to a mutual pledge taken by himself another in the bearing of tbe dying Nazarene. cial questions which Spiritualism freely deals of what possible object or mbtive could a Spiritual­ undertake to endorse all the varied shades of opinion to and a friend, that whichever died first, should, if The probabilities are,' if be bad come down as which our correspondents give utterance. with, and proposes to turn to reform. The Herald by suggested, they would have wanted something ist have to invest a dollar for yon to have an en­ has been touching on tbe Magdalenes of the me­ it were possible, make his appearance to the other - tertainment, or to open your eyes?” " Why,” says «> else done; perhaps to go back and come down tropolis, in connection with the Easter celebra­ in a manner that established the fact of identity. SOI again, or to explain how he did it. According to bo," it might be tho means of satisfying me that tions in the rich churches, and it says that" while The incident we give just as it stands on the page, there aro such things as spiritual manifestations.” Fb the record he did not come down; either the con- gannir 4 Sijjht the Easter-filled churches were ringing to tbe with the appended postscript, which clinches the 8h dltions were not right, or what was more likely, “ What advantage," said I," would it be to tbe praises of tbe poor converted Magdalene, who truth of the statement: million or two of believers to be increased by one Di the discipleship of these mockers was not essen­ aOBTOB, SATURDAY, MAY 6,1871. came down to the tomb of the risen Lord with “ A most remarkable thing happened to me—so Et man? If our creed was * believe, or be damned,* spices to embalm his body, ninety-seven of tbat remarkable that I must tell the story from the be­ tial to the success of his mission. I have so often ginning. After I left the High School I went isi seen its applicability to some uncommonly wise tbe case would be different; probably the sympa­ OHlco In tile “Purlter Building;, ” dark sisterhood from which Mary was snatched thetic of our order would then spend large sums with G---- , my most intimate friend, to attend tbe Cc doubters of spiritual manifestations, that without No. 158 WASHINGTON STREET, were oh their via doiorosa to Blackwell’s Island. classes in the university. There was no divinity R< in missionary enterprises; it would become per­ Boom No. 3, Ur Staikb. qualification I am inclined to take this text and Last evening, the Rev. Mr. Ebbits evidently took class, but we frequently in our walks discussed W haps a duty to make converts, even to institute AOXNCT IM MIW TOBK, and speculated, upon many grave subjects — the inference I draw from It as literal truth; and that fact as the text of a sermon which he de­ Bi evangelists like Elder Knapp to go over the coun­ THE AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY, 118 NASSAU STREET. among others; on the immortality of the soul, and if I had been Christ, I, also, would have stuck livered at the Methodist Episcopal church, Wasb- In WILLIAM WHIT-E de CO., on a future state. This question and tbe possi­ where I was. try and eave sinners by making them believers injgton square. It is time that this ghastly sore bility—I will not say of ghosts’ walking, but of w at twenty dollars a head, but Spiritualists have rUIUIMMM AMD rXOrBUTOXB. How often we meet these all-suflicient men, should be cauterized by the styptics of the Church, the dead appearing to the living—were subjects ai learned by their facts that there is no death, and William Whit», Ldthib Colbt, Ibaao B. Rich. as well as by the mere mechanical operations of of much speculation; and we actually committed who cannot be humbugged into believing Impos- the folly of drawing up an agreement, written te sibilitles; sometimes at a public discussion, deny­ have the advantage of that knowledge now, and police rule. Mr. Ebbits was right in his bold treat­ n] such as you will find it out over the river if not Luth«» Colbt.,.. ■Edito». with our blood, to the effect that whichever of us . ing the afllrmations of Spiritualists; and say, I.XW1B B. WlLSOM ■ABaiaiAHT. ment of a professedly delicate subject. Great died the first should appear to tbe other, and thus F before, so what is tbe use of expense and labor? “Move this table, (striking it) or this tumbler on E7*Buifae»B connected with the editortai department of credit is due to Superintendent Kelso for the solve any doubts we had entertained of the ‘ life tl< It will be all tbe same to you a hundred years this paper is under the excluaive control of Luthkb Colbt, manner in which this raid was effected ; but we after death.’ After we had finished our classes at Si it by spirit influence, and I’ll believe there is to whom all letters and communication! muit be addressed. the college G-— went to India, having got an something in it!" If it is intimated that condi­ hence. True, you might be having the comfort of ask, in all seriousness, can nothing be done to M it now, but if you do not, it is your loss, not ours; appointment there in the civil service. He sei- tions are an element of consideration, they say, Excommunication. prevent these ninety-seven immortal souls from dom wrote to me, and after the lapse of a few. E we can do without such as you, if you can with­ plunging again into guilt upon the expiration of years I had almost forgotten him ; moreover, bis “ Conditions mean opportunities to deceive!” On . There was a time when this term, used in con­ out our truth.” . Our good friend by this time be­ their half year’s imprisonment? Can nothing be family having little connection with Edinburgh, I other occasions they say, “ "Why do n’t you give nection with a Protestant church, carried with it gan to feel—at least,I* thought so—asif be was done to prevent the young and guileless from seldom saw or beard anything of them or of him me an opportunity to see these tilings which you all the terrors that itfortnurly did when employed through them, so that all the old schoolboy inti- ' not the essential element of tbe success of mod­ sinking into the vacant places of these sinks of see? I never can see anything done; sometimes by the Roman Catholio priesthood. But thatitime maoy bad died out, and I had nearly forgotten . ern Spiritualism. " But," says he, “ does not every crime? It is the duty of all to look thoughtfully bis existence. I bad taken, as I have said, a I seo manifestations that satisfy others, but they has evidently gone "by."We observe, as a recent addition to tbe body of believers, of men of judg­ upon this matter. ‘ She hath cast down many warm bath; and while lying in it and enjoying the P do not me, and would not them if their eyes were illustration of the revengeful bigotry that still comfort of the heat, afte? tbe late freezing I bad ment and culture, help its reputation and respec­ strong ’ is Solomon’s saying, and yet it is the em­ open to ways that are dark.” constitutes bo large and vital an element of Or­ undergone, I turned my head round, looking to­ tability? Suppose Henry Ward Beecher or Mr. bodiment of weakness which achieves it. We ward tbe chair on which I had deposited my V .1 once took quite an interest in these self-elect­ Murray or Wendell Phillips should acknowledge thodoxy, that the Second Presbyterian Church, of ed chief priests and scribest?) that are always live in an age of seemingly fervid religion. The clothes, as I was about to get out of the bath. On C tho truth, would not multitudes follow?” " I dare Louisville, Ky., has, through its pastor, Dr. Stuart the chair sat G----, looking calmly at me. How casting their wistful but battish eyes toward pious congratulate themselves on the triumphs of C say. Men who have made their history are slow Robinson, publicly banned Mr. E. R. Spurrier for I got out of the bath I know not, but on recover­ 1; these phenomena; I had a desire lo enlighten having presumed to accept the great and impres­ godliness, when all at once that sinister proces­ ing my senses I found myself sprawling on the to goback on their record; it is the rising tide that t them, thinking, perhaps, if. they came to tho sive truths of spirit-communion, pronouncing the sion of ninety-seven slattern prostitutes through floor. The apparition, or whatever it was, that wo must depend upon. The ranks of the Spirit- Lad taken the likeness of G---- , had disappeared. a knowledge of this truth, tbe work of converting Orthodox anathema of excommunication in due the streets of New York on Holy Saturday offends uallsts show a great number now of the world's the precious daylight, and hurts the ear with its This vision produced such a shock that I had no t the world was done; for wbo would dare bo skep- form, and doubtless profoundly exciting the fears inclination to talk about it, or to speak about it lights —scientific, legal, literary and military litany of shrieks and semi-drunken blasphemies.’’ e tlcal after such profound ones had tasted and of the more timid and tender-hearted of the even to Stuart; but the impression it made upon heroes and kings, and queens also; it grows rap­ But what oomes of all the preaching, so long as were satisfied?—but like the Nazareno in tho church, by which means they are to be frightened me was too vivid to be easily forgotten; and so idly; it lias no defined bead, but 'spreads undi­ those who sit in cushioned pews and listen to it strongly was I affected by it that I bave here words I havo quoted, I now generally stay whore from the exercise of their own free Judgments. vided and operates unspent,’ and .is the move­ refuse to extend the slightest personal sympathy, written down the whole history, with the date, I am; if they are satisfied, I am. The preacher and pastor first read to the congre­ 19th of December, and all the particulars, as they ment of the age, and (making the matter short) or even recognition, to the unhappy ones whom I have come to tho conclusion that this belief or If you should investigate this matter carefully gation the resolutions, embracing the cause of the are now fresh before me. No doubt I bad fallen disease must bo taken in the natural way—not society tyrannically bans from its presence? asleep;"and that the appearance presented so dis­ and with a heart, and find the underlying fact to action on the part of the church managers, and by vaccination; or, as the Calvinist says, some tinctly to my eyes was a dream, I cannot for a be one, and no mistake, and you be one of the be­ then proceeded to put in execution the punish­ moment doubt; yet for years I bad no communi­ are born to be saved, and some to be damned, A Curious Book. lievers like this woman, your opponent, it might ment voted against the victim; after which he cation with G---- , nor had there been anything to “Hermes Mercuriub Trismegistus: Hib recall him to my recollection; nothing had taken (figuratively speaking, of course.) I think there is so happen that you then in your zeal, like her, mollifyingly threw open tbe church doors to the an election pn this subject. A man who has a Divine Pymander,” edited by Dr. P. B. Ran­ place during our Swedish travels either connect­ might be holding an argument with some such return of the excommunicant, whenever he should ed with G---- or with India, or with anything re­ star in his head seeks and finds this truth and . conclude to abandon his individuality, and free­ dolph, anid issued in Boston by the “ Rosicrucian cautious skeptic as you now are, and when the Publishing Cdmpany,” 89 Court street, has been lating to him or to any member of his family. I treasuresit; he generally knows that we are, as skeptic doubted your testimony, and should say to dom. ' • recollected quickly enough our old discussion, placed upon our table. The “ Prefatory Note" and the bargain we had made. I could not dis­ yet, only on tbe boundary of the subject—in a you,‘Pay my scot and I will give my time; no A Louisville paper remarks that this is the first sort of drift period in the world’s history, and can, informs us that the Divine Py mander" (or Preman- charge from my mind the impression that G—- doubt you think you are right, but I am a cau­ instance In that city of tbe formal expulsion from must have died, and that his appearance to me as yet, only approximate to a philosophy; that the church of an adherent to the Spiritualistic der, as it is now more commonly rendered, mean­ tious man, and do n’t mean to be sold,’ you might ing “ Shepherd of Men ”) comes from Egypt; that was to be received by me as proof of a future • the “comingman,” who can separate the chaff almost be tempted to say, at least in your heart— faith and philosophy. It will probably make no state.” from the wheat, has not yet arrived; but the elect difference whether it is the first or last. Another it opens the way from the World of Shadows to This was on BecemherWlh, 1799. In October, 1862, 'Oh poor fool! believe or not, I will not como the Realm of Spirit; it treats of Knowledge, see one unmistakable thread running through it down.’ You would be taken a little back to think Louisville Journal thinks such action evinces Lord Brougham added ai a postscript : all, and that is a disembodied intelligence, and Truth, the Human Soul, of Regeneration, of Im­ that any one would doubt, after you had endorsed “energy on the part of the church, and a spirit “I have just been copying out from my journal that it claims to be human in its origin. It may mortality and of God; that the authorship of the tbe account of this strange dream: Certissima it, and you would find also by intercourse that in that knows no compromise with what it considers not be all ho wants; it may not fully satisfy him, Divine Pcemander is attributed to Hermes Tris- mortis mago! And now to finish the story,begun. the body politic of spiritual believers there are a heresy.” And thence it proceeds to denounce but it will be all there is for him; and this IJttle, megistus, him whom Lord Bacon described as about sixty years since. Soon after my-return to liberal supply of good heads; and now while you Spiritualism as "soul-destroying,” using up the list Edinburgh, there arrived a letter from India, an­ more or less, makes all other bases of faith in the illustrious with triple glory — Kingly Power, are outside, you must call to mind very many of adjective epithets that have regularly served nouncing G---- '« death! and staling that he had future kick the beam; once seized, there is no Priestly Illumination and Profound Wisdom. died on thè 10th of Becember." . wise people who are Spiritualists, and who would their turn these twenty years in tbe fruitless at­ more hankering for the faith theological; heaven Farthest back in the twilight of history his name not bo, without adequate evidence.” tempt to stay the progress of truth and the diffu­ Ilea in this direction, or there is no heaven; but if looms up like the pyramids of his native land—so "Whosoever will, oh! let him freely come. If the sion of light, by verbal denunciation. What a Women’s Economical Garden Home­ he is not ono of the elect, it is a waste of time to glorious in its greatness, and. mighty in its ' stead League. star is in his bead he ’ll find this truth; if not, bls secular journal has to do with the reality or un­ irrigate him. Ho has Moses and the prophets; let strength, that it has outlived all contemporary time is not yet come. Happy Is the man who, reality, the right or wrong, the good influence or Under this designation a number of ladies have him stick to them if ho can. Ono from the dead records’. The present edition of Pymander is re­ seeking, has found. bad of any religious faith that rests on individual banded themselves together to act-for the bet­ will not appear just for his accommodation. sincerity, we confess we are not able to compre­ printed from the translation of Dr. Everard. It terment of the working-women of Boston. The I havo como to tho conclusion, also, that the hend. But it has long been the fashion of the appeared in print in the year 1650, under the Tho Brinkley College Ghost Story. headquarters of the League are at present at May­ best detectives and critics of those manifestations press, while expanding in vaunting heroics over auspices of “ J. E.,’’whose address to the reader flower Hall, 85 Hanover street. It is intended to are found among tho believers in modern Spirit­ Lancaster, O., April 20th, 1871. its freedom, to fall upon Spiritualists asif they has been preserved in this work. We have not establish there a "Woman’s Labor Exchange and ualism, and not among tho skeptics. This may Editors Banner or Light—About the 10th were horse-thieves, and per contra to shout as time to notice this curious book further at present, Intelligence Bureau. In its. printed appeal the bo doubted on general principles; but I have Inst. I handed Judge V. E. Shaw, of this city, a lustily for the Orthodox^ide as if it .were a regu- but shall db so on another occasion. League declares that “ the great duty of to-day is been an observer, and I know tbe Spiritualists copy of your paper, containing an account of thei1 larly paid agent, when we know it, to be only a to help the helpless to help themselves; to induce generally aro not anxious to bo deceived, and Brinkley College “mystery," copied from the sycophantic beggar for crumbs. All this will Music, Hall Spiritualist Meetings. in the improvident or idle a spirit of industry, have been, altogether, the best experts in obser­ Memphis Avalanche of the Sth and 7th ult. In a come right in time, but then we shall have a truly Prof. Wm. Denton, Sunday afternoon, April thrift and self-reliance; to bring together the vation. When satisfied beyond all question, they day or two after he read me a letter written in free press. 23d, gave another of his telling discourses in the worthy and upright of the employing and labor­ generally propose to have tho benefit, of it, and blank and directed to Mr. Robertson, making cer­ But this kind of business is slow. It comes too above hall.. Éis text was from the Shaksperean ing classes on a fair and mutual basis. While the not spend all the rest of their days in being sharp tain inquiries about the affair. He has just hand­ late now to make any such impression as its au­ quotation— avenues of labor mostly open to women are over­ and detective for the sake of satisfying those ed file the letter, filled up with Mr. R.’s answers, thors and advisers expect to make. It is vain for "In this our Ufo, removed from public haunt, Finds tongues in. tress, books in tho running brooks, crowded by anxious seekers for work, few are who are not really disposed to be satisfied. The an exact copy of which I enclose, as it may be Old Theology, with its variety of methods for competent to do any labor really well, or at best considered some additional evidence of the actual . Sermons in stones, and good in everything." elect know there is a spiritual truth fundamen­ menacing and torturing, to run its thick head The theme was treated in the eloquent and highly are skilled only In parts of trades. While this is tally in this matter, and they know, also, with occurrence of the phenomenon, The letter is post­ against the advancing ideas of the age we live in. original way foe which the speaker is so justly so, many must suffer. By learning them various marked Memphis, April 16th. tbe Indian, that “ white man is often very uncer­ We behold in this Louisville spasm a temporary celebrated, and bis remarks called forth the fre­ full trades, or even a complete trade, they can tain”; but they are not disposed to forego a feast “ Lancaster, O., April 12th, A. I). 1871. and local revival of old tricks long ago played easier obtain work and fair wages. This the . Mb. Robertson, Att'y—Dear Sir—A. friend of quent applause of a large audience. The singing because now and then a dish is unsavory. Their "mine banded me yesterday a spiritual paper out. They frighten nobody—and amuse many. by the choir was excellent. Homestead League proposes to do as far as pos­ practice is eclectic—proving all things, holding Truth is not to be found out, as the over-careful called the Banner of Light, which contains a T*hc Closing Lecture. . sible.” And- to this end the management ask that fast to the good. ■ strange account of spiritual manifestations con­ mother would have her son learn to swim—by contributions, however small, may be forwarded I have come to the conclusion, also, that a body nected with your daughter and ‘ Brinkley Female keeping away from it till we have discovered all Prof. Denton will give the closing ^lecture of College.’ It is claimed that tho above account this course in the above hall, Sunday afternoon, to either of the ladles whose names are here of Spiritualists has a full share of brains in it. about It. As for the denunciations of an hireling referred to is true, and a proof of Spiritualism. April 30th. The exercises will be very appropri­ given. Everything which human beings can use, Possibly there may be a less percentage of reli­ Not being a Spiritualist, I write you to ascertain press, that goes for less than nothing. It has so ate for the occasion. Prof. Denton will make one eat, or wear will be of cash value to the League. gion (as the word is understood) among them; the truth of tbe matter. The Banner of Light long spent itself vainly over this kind of indus­ Such offerings will be gratefully received and claims to have copied the account from the Mem­ try, that people now care little enough for it. of his masterly efforts in “ answering the objec­ that is natural. The proverb, you know, reads: phis Avalanche. acknowledged in the papers. A Fair will be “Where there are brains, there is heresy," When Everybody understands the motive tliàt inspires tions to Spiritualism.” We hope Spiritualists Question.—Have you a daughter Ciara? what will take their skeptical fribnds with them to held on the first of. May, for the benefit of the one of these all-sufiicients gets converted—which, it. The people will judge of Spiritualism by their is her age? and did she in March last attend tbe hear so able a man as Prof. Denton dispose of, in movement. Aurora H. C. Phelps, Elvira E. Gib­ I own, is but seldom—he finds very soon that he above-named College, or is there such an institu­ familiar knowledge of it,'and tbe practical evi­ a scientific manner, the strongest points raised son, Annie Getchell, Delia P. Day,Rebecca Bow­ is among a body of people who are above the av­ tion In yonr city? dences of its restoring value as a faith. Weare Answer.—I have a daughter named Clara, against the spiritual philosophy. The hall should ker, Helen Cecelia Lewis, Helen Ripley, Harriot erage in thought, well informed, and that he can wholly content to leave so good a.cause to thè aged thirteen. She did attend Brinkley College. be crowded. - K. Hunt, Angeline J. Wilder, Josephine VanBen- learn as much from them as they from him. Q.—While your said "daughter was practicing moral sense of tbe public, taking it from the thuysen, Annie Lewis, Mary Babb, Hannah Maria I was at the Parker Fraternity the other even­ her music lessons alone, in oneof the upper rooms hands of those who would, if they could, drive' Jacob, Louisa W. Lltch, officers and Executive of the institute, did an apparition suddenly appear God Ilie Fattier, and Man the Image I ing, and was, during a recess, a listener to a con- before her in the shape of a small girl of emaciat­ that public from investigation and reflection. It of God. - Committee; Angeline J. Wilder, Treasurer; Elvi­ vernation upon spiritual manifestations. Tbead- ed form and features, and at sundry times there­ is no new thing for a cause or a denomination to ra E. Gibson, Secretary. J vocate was a young woman ; what her special after, alone and in the presence of others? have to pass through trials of this character; the’ This work of Mrs. King’s, just published, is thé i> A.—Tbe apparition did appear, as stated in the fourth of the series she promised the public some point was, I do not know. My attention was ar­ । Universalists took theirturn; sodid the Quakers; Movements of lecturers and Mediums. rested by the gentleman (with whom she was Aualanc/ic. ' and so have others. For-.ourselves, we bide onr time since. Like those which have preceded it, it Q.—Did tho apparition communicate to your is of a practical character, treating of subjects Mrs. Abbie "W". Tannhr will lecture in Law­ arguing) saying, “I won’t spend one dollar, and daughter that under a stump were secreted val­. time and work on. The invisible world knows’ from principle. I do n’t believe in it, and my uables, which it was desired yourdaughter should, how to take care of its own cause, and what are which pertain to man’s highest interests, at the rence, Mass., April 30th; in Hartford, Vt., May money shall not encourage it." Continuing, he take possession of as her own? mortals but its willing or unwilling agents? same time tbat it investigates questions which 7th and 21st; in Lawrence, Mass., May 28 th; In said, “ There is my friend Wilder, up in the State A.-Itdid. have claimed the attention of philosophers and Salem, Mass., the four Sundays in June. ' Q.—Was a search made at the place directed, thinkers of all ages. It is far-reaching, its author House. He shows a photograph, and on it is pic­ and was there found under tbe stump, bid away Science vs. Burglar*Proof Safes. Fannie T. Young will go "West the first of May, tured an image of Gov. Andrew, taken evidently, in an enclosure of mason work, a glass Jar, con­ basing conclusions upon facts and analogies passing over the Grand Trunk and Vermont Cen­ and rather poorly, from a bust, with a few clouds taining (as supposed) gold, diamonds and valua­ This is an age of progress. Rapidly as man’s drawn from Nature, in its varied manifestations tral Railroad. She would like to receive calls to , around it, and calls it a spirit-picture.” The wo­ ble papers, which the apparition directed should intellect—harnessed to the car of wealth—gives in the past and present, as only one can do who lecture on that route, for Sundays and week even­ not be opened for sixty days? out all its powers to fortify the possessor of prop­ has studied Nature closely and deeply,, from a man said she knew nothing"about Mr, Wilder or A.—The search was made, and the jar found ings. "Write to her at once, care of Dr. H. 0. Co­ his spirit-picture. “But,” she continued, "if you erty against the,,great mass of society, another standpoint to which man in the flesh has not yet burn, Centre Strafford, N. H. ' under the brickwork. class of minds are “ showing cause ” in a diamet­ ' . will go and have a sitting with —— (I did not Q.—Have you in your possession, or under your attained. It is not the less practical and import­ Dr. J. K. Bailey—recently and unexpectedly re­ catch the name), I think you will get a test that control, the aforesaid jar? rically opposite direction. Lock-picking has been ant because it is an inspirational work, and it is A.—1 have not. I was seized by four armed seemingly defeated by cunn ing combinations, and turned West, from a successful tour in Pough­ will satisfy you.” “Not I," says he; “if any one eminently deserving of the attention of all who men on the 28th nit., and forced to deliver it up, the dread hand of the fire-fiend is powerless to keepsie and New York—made us a fraternal call . wants to pay a dollar or two to get me a sitting, I after which I was badly beaten and left for dead. are Interested In the progressive philosophy of this week, says the Chicago Jleligio-Philosophical will give my time, and I ’ll pledge myself that, if destroy the safes of modern construction; but outage. The above questions contain tbe substance of science seems to have been invoked by certain Journal. He looks hale, and appears buoyant in I do get a test, or anything that ought to satisfy the article contained in tbe Banner of Light, the sharp-witted members of the “ cracksman’s club,” spirits. He expects to labor in this State (III.) for a reasonable man tbat spirits have anything to facts of which are taken (as is claimed) from the Anniversary of the Battle of Lexing­ Memphis Avalanche of March 5th and 7th, A. D. ton. a time, first starting out along the C. B. and Q. R. do with it, I will pay the party two dollars for and, for the moment, invention stands aghast. 1871. It will give you but little trouble to answer The following paragraph from "Every Saturday" R,. Give him plenty of work, friends, and es­ one. I will not have any appointment made, to On Wednesday, April 19,1871, the citizens of these questions and return this, as they are made explains the difficulty: pecially just remuneration, . give the medium time to go bunt up details of my in behalf of tbe truth.” l Lexington, Mass., and vicinity celebrated the 96th “ The Scientific American gives us the agreeable anniversary of the opening conflict of the Revolu­ E. V. "Wilson will speak the Sundays in May in 'll history and connections, It must be done at You are at liberty to publish or make such use information that it is now impossible to construct Kansas City; two Sundays of June in Fort Scott, once, with no preliminary arrangements. If I of the above as you think proper. In common, no a burglar-proof safe; for the thief, with his cylin­ tionary War, by public exercises of more than customary magnitude. A new Town and Memo­ Kansas; “first Sunday in July, in Carthage, Mo.; move in the matter, I propose doing so with doubt, with many others, I had doubts of the ders of compressed hydrogen and oxygen, can in' second Sunday in July, at Springfield, Mo.; Au­ -proper caution. That is fair, is it not?”—address- truthfulness of the account of such strange mani­ a few seconds burn holes of any size in the hard­ rial Hall was dedicated with appropriate ceremo­ est metal, his fire-drill enabling him in a few min­ gust and September, in Minnesota. Ing, by his looks, not only the woman but me and festations, as some of them seemed not to be in nies; bells were rung, salutes fired, and a proces­ utes to work his way into the strongest safe that Mrs. Juliette Yeaw will lecture in Plymouth, the few others who had become interested listen­ accordance with the laws of manifesting through sion passed along the principal streets. An ad­ was ever constructed.- This application of science Mass., August 13 and 27; in Putnam, Conn., dur- ■ ers to the conversation. There did not seem to mediums; but the direct and positive answers of to the art of burglary is a trifle perplexing.” dress was offered by Dr. Loring,'and the services ing September. be any disposition on tbe part of any one to in­ Mr. Robertson seem to set the matter at rest so Well, gentlemen, there seems to be nothing left ended with a banquet, The evening was occupied vest for the benefit of this rather wise (?) man. far as human testimony is concerned. ’ but to carry out the old motto, and "fight the with a levee, promenade concert, and dance. J. M. Peebles speaks in Baltimore each Sunday The conversation was continued; and the argu­ Yours for Light and Truth, devil with fire.” Suppose that safes were here­ Large numbers of people attended the celebra­ in May. Week-day evenings he expects to lec­ ment of the man on the principle of “ double or W. Shields Beaty. after to be lined with that exceedingly irascible tion, and great enthusiasm was manifested. . ture in Norfolk, Va., and “Other localities not far quits” not being responded to, seemed, in his compound, nitro-glycerinel and the fact should distant from Baltimore. Address, care of Levi mind, to be a lack of faith in the believers of A touching story is told of a young sister of be made known to the thieving public. How Another Sow Physical Medium. Wedver, 22} Charles street, Baltimore. . these phenomena, and he seemed to be making Alice and Phtnbe Cary, whose early death was many rogues would risk their lives in the explo­ Frank Stearns, of Rome, Mich., aged fifteen ■ Mrs. Clara A. Field will speak In Charlestown,. some capital of it. Now, this young, or rather deeply lamented by her friends. A few weeks sion which would surely follow the operation of years, has recently become developed as a physi­ Mass., April 30th and May 7th; in Lowell, Mass., middle-aged man, was a sensible man in many before her departure, and while she was still in the “fire-drill” spoken of above,or “any other cal medium. He is not educated; yet, under May 14th, 21st and 28th. She would like to make things, and intended to be in this. I knew him health, she appeared for some minutes to be plain­ drill”? A “ strong-box ” would preserve the pa­ spirit control, he is quite proficient in speaking, further engagements anywhere in the New Eng­ very well as a man of education and some felio- ly visible in broad daylight, to the whole family, pers, etc., inside, while the mortal tenements out­ playing musical instruments, and diagnoses dis­ land States.' Address, No. Ill Middlesex street, ity of expression as a talker; and, without being across a little ravine from their residence, stand­ side would soon be as ex-President John Adams eases, etc. He is also a good test medium. He is Lowell, Mass. , ' particularly egotistical, he evidently thought that ing on the stoop of a new house they were then said his body was: "An old work which the traveling in Eastern Michigan with Elijah Wood­ • if he was convinced and endorsed the matter as building, though she was actually asleep at that Builder do n’t mean to repairl” , worth, and holding séances, to the general satis­ JSF“ We shall next week pay onr respects to truth, it would be a settled question. No further moment in a bed chamber of the old house, and faction of the people visiting them. “J. J.Carruthers, D.D., Pastor of the Second investigation after him would be required; or," as utterly unconscious of this " counterfeit present­ The French Fair, held in the Boston Theatre Parish,” Portland, Me. A reverend “ D.D.” should goes Hull, so goes the State,” In political phrase. ment ” at some distance from her bodily presence. for two weeks, closed on Saturday evening, April iSF”Mrs. Luman "White,’Winsted, Conn., and possess in a great degree the sublime virtue, This colloquy is not Important enough to print This incident is said to have given the sisters a 22d. The gross receipts are reported at $85,000. Mrs. Merrill, of Hampton Palls, N.H., will please Charity. Without it, such a person is, in the i of itself, bnt as I have already said, it is a type bf strong interest in the phenomena of “ Spiritual- The goods unsold will be placed in a store to be accept thanks for beautiful flowers for our public estimation of all good men and women, “as so much tbat we meet on so many occasions, that ■ ism.”— Revolution. " disposed of in aid of the movement Free Circle. sounding brass, or a tinkling oymbal.” ’ MAY 6, 1871, 5

ALL SORTS OF uPARAGRAPHS. ' Spiritualist Lyceums and Lectures New Publications. Boston Music Hall Spiritual Meetings. ----- Boston.—Eliot Hall —The bosbIod of the Obil- Tua Hxkd-Book or PxoaaxMrv» PnrtosorHr, by Edward Xntrance on Tremont and Winter etreete. . Contents of this Number of the Banner. I dren’B Progressive Lyceum, on Sunday morning, Bchlllor. 1. a compact little volume from the press of Red- Aprll „ teelnro b^or. wilUam Menton. PATENTS. —First Page: The Physical ManifestatlonB- ^e1}hlRh>y «ntereBt- Held, New York, embodying In concise form the fruits of all ____ a.-tn «1 j » >r ji y. ..a ut' i a *M addition to too resQlar exercises, a brief «Dr. Slade’s Mediumship,’’ etc.; “ Development I address was made by Ed. S. Wheeler philosophy In its advance and growth, and enabling tho In- I The fourth course of lectures on tho philosophy of Bplrit- AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN. qulrorwho Is debarred «cooes to large libraries and tho pub- nalim will bo continued in the elegant and spacious Music MUNN ¿to CO. of a New Medium-Convincing ManifeBtatlons,” Monthly Concert.-This Ohildren’a Lyceum gave ONTINUE to give opinions In regard to the Novelty by H. Augusta White. Second:" Laura V. Ellis;” its regular monthly concert at Eliot Hall, Sunday llshed yolumosof the great writers on philosophy to possess A„„K00lf, 1T 2J 0.0LOox. of Inventions, Free of Charge, make Special Exami­ Cnations at the Patent Office, prepare Specifications, Draw­ “ Manifestations in Louisiana,” by James C, John- evening,. April 23d. Avery good attendance himself of a clear and definite knowledge of all the systems nnlu lho clo,# of A 1L ondor the msn.gcment of Lewi. B. ing«, Caveats, and Alignments, and prosecute applications son; “Spirit Photography,” by Mrs. Sarah- A. 1 manifested a better state of interestedness than extant, their substance and their hlitory, «nd thus to ap- WlUon. Prof. William Denton will lecture the four last Bun- for Letters Patent at Washington, and in all European Coun­ formerly on the part of the general public. The propriété, with tho labor of reflection and memory rather dny® of tho course. ‘ Vocal exoroisoi by an oxcollont quar- tries. Hwy give special attention to tho prosecution of Re* Floyd; poem—“Beyond the Veil,” by Mrs. O. L. Jccted Claims, Appeals, Extensions nnd Interferences. Temple Group Choir —(Mr. and Mrs. Lucerne than of dllfhso roading, a store of philosophic loaming, In 1 telle. ,.GT^ Pamphlet of the New Patent Law for 1870 furnished Shacklock; “Spiritualism," by Andrew Jackson Lovejoy, George Woods and Annie Cayvan)— Its substantial results, that ho will particularly desire to Free. Address, sang “Gates Ajar": recitations followed by M. Notice. Davis; Free Thought—“ Who was the Author of carry with blm Into tho walks and work of his dally Uto. The Semi-Annual Convention of the Stato Association of F. Davy, Clarence 8. King, G. D. R. Hubbard, I SpirttuallKti of MlnncHota will meet nt Farmington, Dakota MUNN & CO., Evil?" by Lewis Cooper; “ Apollonius on Athe­ We cannot too heartily commend an undertaking entered and Misses Georgie Cayvan, Marla Adams, Bella. County, Mhin.. Juno 20, 34 niul 4th, 1871. All deUgftl« at* . R1? I,,irk How, Now Turk. upon and carried out with such visible conscientiousness, I Mar. II.-Utrowla ism," by “Philo;” “Life, Mind and Matter,by Randall, Alida H, Hubbard, Annie F. Boutelle tending will nlca«o notice tho following rules of IMilroail Cora L. V. Scott (now Tappan). Third: The and ono that covers a Hold of study with which all thought­ Companies: On St. I’unl ami Sioux City Railroad, excursion . — ------। Bongs were rendered by Chas. W. Sullivan, Marla tlqkctH will be Hold by agents nt the various stations (return Iteviewer—“Aroana of Spiritualism,’’ by Ed. S. Adams, Edna S. Dodge, Minnie W- Dodge, Nellie ful readers would like to bo moro conversant. Tho book Is tickets Included) for full fare one way; on Milwaukee and St. MARSH’S BOOKSTORE. Wheeler; poem—“ The Choral-• Workman’s Song: Thomas, Hattie A. Melvin, Hattie C. Richardson; published with a fair and attractive page, and In a stylo to Paul Railroad, including Hastings and Dakota Railroad, par* t» tiiiwbzvI« i Alice \jt»yCayvan vau gave a musiummusical neiecuoa,selection. inefin-The en- merit genoral favor. I ties will purchase excursion tickets nt various offices forfiO (Hon of the late Bela Mnrah,) Panner Correspondence from Illinois, Nebraska, tertainment closed successfully with a fine dla- per cent, of full round trip faro ; on Lake Superior and MIsrIh* I>ouk«e>ler, Hlutloi.er i.n.l Ne.videaler, J. P. Mendum has published a now edition of a popular slppl Railroad, Stillwater dclegati'M, railroad included, will bo Indiana, Connecticut, Mississippi, New Bruns- logue written by D.N.Ford,entitled “Gossip, "the”the returned free on tho ccrtlflcnto ol Secretary of Convention No. 01 Bbacii Htkkkt, Hostox. and most meritorious volume, which has obviously mot I that they paid full faro over that road when going to ('«nvon- iscellaneous books, writinKi'ap<'r..iu«nk nook.,. wick, Ohio, New York, Ontario; poem—“ Betsey characters of which were well represented by Em- tlon; on St. Paul and Vacille, delegates will tlmf Convention Eiivelopes. I’orti'inonnnli'S. Cocki-t Cutlery. Ac., Ac. with wldo public favor, entitled “Bioiibai'ibes or Ancient anaand I1 arear« vut,Ont" bvoy Ww. Mbi . uarwwnCarleton-, “ aA. Bovnoy De-ue- ma. -.Qoayle,xgMwj ...»D, AliceXXlikvO Cay\Jnjfj van,VttU। LauraAJfeUI<> Chubbuck,wUUIIUUvIk। OarVwl­- tickets In tho hands of the conductors on the trains only. AltoM for sale, Luilili-n'« l’atent Magic Screw Gobi I'enclli, , ,, ,, -\v t. • nmtiA Vo.., VAna 1 Uo Day, M, Addie Morton, Hattie A. Melvin, An* and Modbbn Cbdedbatbd Fbee-Thinkebs.'' It is a reprint Delegates can get board nt the hotels In Farmington for Warren A Ludik-n'a Gold I'em and Holders. All Order« tective, by W. Foster, Jr., The Effect of Food nie tm1i Georgie Cayvan, Wm. S. French, Henry from an English work on titled "Half-Hours with Froo-Thlnk- tLOO per day. It is expected that Peter West, of Chicago, tilled promptly'« Ntrowli—Mar. )l, will bo present. Habhikt E. Poi-k, upon Human Health;” Obituaries. Fourth and Randall, Nellie Chubbuck, Nellie Thomas. ore.” Wo have spoken In pralso of this sterling volume in fiec’y of .lijociofion. WANTED-WOMEN AND MEN Fifth: Editorial articles on current topics; “ Skep- This Lyceum will give a free festival for the Its former editions, and can but repeat In tills place tho on- Morriitoitn, Rice County, .Win»., April iHfft, lt“l. TO SELL RY SUBSCRIPTION EXCLUSIVELY ttnlaremu ’ "xr hv JTchn vl aUiai-Haa* TiItAmn » r nf IntATAatn . I I consistingchildren on of the games, afternoon dancing, of iVednesday, refresbmsnts, May &o.; 3,1, comlutns wo Indulged In before. Sixth: Message Department, List of Spiritualist an(j ,n ovenjDR an entertainment will be pro-­ The same publisher llkowlso sends us "The Taue His- Mfirric.!: I “ THE GIT A R DI A N A NfiF.I. ” Meetings. Seventh: Business Announcements,Announcements. vided for older ones who may desire to attend, toby or Moses, Aaron, Joshua and Others," deduced from In this city, April32d,at tho resldenco of Oe<>. A. Bacon, I H1L UUHnUIHlt AlIUEilo, Eighth: Warren Chase's Correspondence, and for admission to which a fee of 25 cents—to cover a review of the Blblo, together with remarks on tho morals Mr. Isaac II. Rhoades (Spiritual!»! lecturer) and Ml»» Hannah A line »tei-l-plnte ES'GttAVISr m* ll*1icd. Hami’lkb aroenrrled In n neat Patent Rollkk Caak. The wretched farce, called “justice,” by which 1 baozzonnb length by A. E. Carpenter, H. 8. Williams, Dr. H. Dumas’ "Threo Guardsmen " —B ______,. tho Bon ____ of I JAMES v.MANSFIRLD,TEST MEDIUM,RUBWerB Retail price of Engraving. »2,75. Agent«’ commlsMous the witnesses and injured persons are imprisoned like B. Storer, Mrs. Dr. Emma R. Still and George A. Athos, a romance that ontlcod countie», reader, at tho tlmo sealed letters, at .'Mil Sixth avenue, New York. I criminals, is forcibly illustrated by a story which Bacon, viz., “What do we know positively of of Its appearance, nnd llluatratos some of tho moro shining Terms, 85 and four three-cent stamps. Al. remit with anplteution for rxelu»lvo' right of ti-rrl’torv'to comes to us from San Francisco of a stranger who the spirit-world?” The question for the Sunday points of tho author’s conceded genius. On tho "Three „ “Y------™, .- <;l,■“'‘AN ''uhltehcr.’40 Main strict. Kocho»ter,X. Y. evening session, April 30th, was decided upon as, L.otm..on,.mn. t i,t. „ , Sealed Letters Answered by R. W. Flint, Mays.-iw last October was knocked down and robbed in , “ What evidence have we of the existence of a Guardsmon Dumas rested h s fame. I o never excelled i05 Eaat 12tI1 8treet Now yorki T(,riug §2 an<13 | that city, afterwards was arrested as a witness spiritual world?” that work in all ho wrote. In tho present popular form, at stamp8. Money refunded when not answered. J. 875 to $250 ]ier month, tho low prlco asked for It, It will mcctwltb anew sale among A‘22. 1 ■ ! trodm-c the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE and confined one hundred and eight days in an Free Weekly Sociable. — On Tuesday evening, readers who will oagorly purchase It. I . fl FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. Till» Machine will underground cell of the city prison, and on his lib-. April 251h, the regular social meeting took place T] aHich. hem, fell, tuck, quJH, coni, bind, braid nnd cm- J. P. Mendum Issues A Letter Written to Pius VII, by I be brolder In a inont superior manner. Price onlv gift. Aratlnn received onlv -R55 as a comnensatlon for I ®t Eliot Hall, the occasion being 'passed in con- Fully llet'iiM'd and warranted lor live year». We will pay •. lae.t „«»I Dn^>inr, vereation, dancing, etc., to the evident pleasure of Charles M. Talleyrand, Bishop of Autun, and Prince of Beno- SPECIAL NOTICES. i‘ tlOOfl for any niaclilne that will row a «tronger, more benu- • tlful, or more elliptic Beam than (mm, It makes the his loss of time, disgrace and suffering, the ¡arge number of persons assembled. These ■ a ...... • ...... vonto—translated from tho French Into Portuguoso, and ~ " Elastic Lock Stitch." Every second stitch can ho cut, A TIME FOR EVF.KYTIIIXG. Th« unmarried women of thia countrv it is said meetings were inaugurated just after the Fair, from tho Portuguese Into English, accompanied with a and still the cloth cannot In* pulled apart without tear­ X T, ““ and in fact are a continuation of the series of pre­ memoir of tho author. This Is a now edition, In paper There Is n time for everything, ing it. Wo pay Agents from »7.1 to *2M per month and own §400,000,000 worth of property, on which they paratory meetings for that event; it having been ' Has oft been saidand sung; expenses, or n commission from which twice that covers. 'Tho memoir of this remarkable courtier and amount enu be made. Address, SECOMB k CO., floi- suffer taxation without representation. found tliat such convocations were very service­ ' But none Ims clisrms like those of Spring, C5 statesman will bo wolcomo In this form, while his famous _ foil, Man. : Pittiburiih. Pa. .SI. /.oui«, Ah . or Chirago, , ,,—------r------. , able in making the believers of the spiritsal faith To those who yet nro young. ' F ///. , ’ Uw—May ll. Why must a line drawn by a pen be always on ln Boston and vicinity better acquainted. All letter will, In tho light of present events, bo road with in- The farmer mellows up his soil,. ' creased satisfaction and pleasure. And sows broadcast Ills seed, . PLANCHETTE OUTDONE! a slope? Because it’s an ink line. friends of tho cause are invited to come free of That ho may from the season's toll | llnve you Been the Klrrtro-MiiKnetlc IHic! --- ■ , ’ expense, and tho attendance has gradually in- ■ Get bread for " Hino al need;" Patrick Donahpo, Boston, has Issued In neat .¿ylo a alxty- ERSONS may, by the aid of tills valuable combination of he aple ugar rop Tho Burs then wish (or thinner " i othks T M S C ,—The Montpelier creased till, on the Tuesday evening above men- pago book, giving a " IIiaToniOAt. Account ov tub Littlu C . ,” metals, nsccrtaln who are inedluinlstle, ami all the ro- TVatcAman says: " The maple sugar crop of Ver- tioned, the hall was filled to repletion. That they may bo both cool and neat. P| markablemnnih’Htntloiisof Electro-pHychology may be Indue the Which they can buy nt hohok hnno h SisTzns or Poon," translated from the French of M. Loon G E ’ , I ctl. The Klcclro-M agnelle lilac Is tn common use by pro- moot will be larger this year than for any one John A. Andrew Nall.—The undersigned have Corner of Bench anil Wn»hlngton street Abineau, and sold for tho benefit of tIio House ot tho Llttlo ' May 0.7-lw :______' ______I feasors throughout Europe.' H can be obtained only by . I mhtrcsHing B. W. WA LL^CIC, liio Sumner Street, En>t Boston, year during the past twenty, and will be a very tb® „“'J'¿ni,Jua?rD,er«?i n1 AUncS Bisters. It gives an Interesting account of this growing _ i ,v ,i . o— a. and 1'jsnex Rtreets, and will dedicate it toGod and I Mahs,, by enclosing ftu cents amt 3 3 cent stamps. Wholesale important item in the production of the State- the Bpirit-World on Sunday, Apri! 30th, atquarter Catholic charity. HERMAN SNOW, I price, tft.lM) per dozen. ft •—Mnytl. even at the low price sugar brings now—the best I to three o’clock r. m., for the purpose of disBemi- The Atlantic tor May contains omental toast rarely sur-1 319 KÉAKNEY ST., (Up Stairs,) BAN F11ANC18CO, CAL., I — ~ FMDI fRVIUIFlUT' being from eight to ten cents a pound." Dating the philosophy of true Spiritualism. Ser­ passed in a monthly. Wo will not singlo out tho choicest Koop, for .alo tho tlwl I IW1 till I ■ ' —------'■------vices will be held on the following Sabbaths dur­ viand, when nil are so good, but name them all for tho road- . BAKHEB OF .BIGHT, 1'I^UMUS'fo0| wingrvoHuch tonnZTnd mrmshauoh'ite- A lady in Cambridge, Mass., “ who has been ing the year, forenoon and afternoon. effl benefit, In regular order: Tho Descent of Fire, by John I And a general variety of I verUalng facilities, that no man need make Icns than »200 per providentially thrown out of work desires to ob- ' ^-he dedication services will be conducted Fiske; May-Flowers-, poem, by Loul.o Chandler Moul- ,SplrltuauBt and Koi’orm Uoolca, cd befe'reor no?."'rpreinl^ h tain houBekeenino” If the ladv’s theolonv I through Mrs. Sarah A. Floyd, who will also be the ton; Organization of Labor—Ils Aggressive Phases, by Rich- ...... - .»• •- n.,.,».- canvassers. Address, Dr. <>. I’HEI.I'N IHHiWN, No.21 Grand tain uouBekeeplng. if the lady s theology is me(Jlunl for the afternoon services during the -rd J nintnn. Thn Gamnhnlla are Comtne hv "OAF At E,“l^ —57 ing her employment. Thos. R. Tripps, Flee President, mont, Part.V, by J. W. DoForo.t; Bubble, from an Ancient ration, I»r. Storer’. Nutritivo Compound, etc.. M »¿ns »ending ph' toiriil^loik or\’«lr ní’mlí ¿f blrtí¿ Samuel Carter, Treasurer. Pipe; Castilian Days, Part IV, by John Hay; Mountaineer- Catalogues and Circular, mailed lYoo. Remittances In whether singlo or married, with two dollars and stamps, will BHTArit OXiA OOqUBTTB. log In the Sierra Novado, Part I, by Clarence King: Dol- U.S. currency nnd postage stamps rcc.lvcil at par. Address, receive delliiontlonof char.icter, Including lending event» In Chelsea.—Granite Hall—The course of Spirit­ ...n ■ » .. , . 1 TTonwiw Hviiu' p O 11 a* 111 Sin Frnnclflen Cnl I Pa»t Slid III til TO Illi-. 11 III tilling imse dl»en»e anti »end pro­ Hero lloa ono whd lived and died, , ualist lectures, which has been so successfully sarte, by F. A. DurIvago; In May—a poem, by Colla Thaxl Hebman bnow, 1. u. ilex in, »an Francuco, i,ai. »críptica, or give Instruction for mwlhinilstlc development And loft tho world umatlgflcd ; carried out on this, as during last season, was tor; Tho Capture of Fort Flshor, by n.C. Lockwood; Our j bTFiIIVS Chicago ’ni' Ul"' "t'1'"ps' Al1 lr'"’ :WI’ ^ÜL’jtñ’yg'1' Like yet unlike the valiant Greek, Of whom the anolent annals apeak, further continued on the evening of. Sunday, ,Eyos, and how to take carp of them, Part V, by Henry W. no n nr> w'a □ r v n r rn n . n v —'A-'--'-. —777"------71------' —7~: April 23d, by the assembly of a fine audience to Williams. MD- Our Whispering Gallery Part V" Na. PBOGBB8B.IVE LIBRARY, I WÍ1RMQ ^Y WoitM l oWDElts tiru tho safest She conquered everywhere and then Wtllloms, M.D., uur wnisporing uauory, tart V, Na- 8onH,omptoi, Bo w, M|oon,,bury Squore, HoI. nUnlnd»aiitl surest remedy for worm» «ver discovered, Sighed for—new worlds? Oh, no—now mon I listen to the graphic word-pictures and strong ar­ titanio! Hawthorne, by Jamos T. Fields; Recent Literature. burn W.C. JLontlon, Enn. I They destroy Tapo amt all other worm» of tho human .ys- If far abovo there is no flirting guments which are the result of an engagement' What can she find at all diverting I of Prof. Wm. Denton. The cause of Spiritual­ A. Williams & Co. have SoniENzn. Monthly.for May, KEEPS FOR SALE THE BANNER OF-LIGHT I per package, or.l for «1, hy mull. Address JAMES COOI'Ell, .. ' —Boston fyantcript. ism, we are informed, was never more prosperous among whoso articles aro to bo noted, Tho Wonders of tho AND OTHER SPIRITUAL PUBLICATIONS. | M. D„ Bellefontaine, Ohio. iaico*ls-Apr. T2- It is a great misfortune not to endure misfortune, in our sister city than now. Yollowstono, an Illustrated paper; Reminiscences of Char-1 ------—— ------—■— bstract ofcolenso on the penta- — ------. Oà^ibridgeport.—Harmony Hall.—The Chib lotto Bronte; Living American Artists; Our Labor System I LIBERAL, SPIRITUAL AND REFORM B00KBT0RB, TEl’Cll.—A careful summary of tho Rhliop's argument Aproving that the Pcnfiiteui h In not historically true, am! that Mrs. H. B, Stowe, in her new story, says : “ Men I dren’s Lyceum regularly meeting at this hall gave and tho Chinese; A May Day Btory; George MacDonald's Western Agency’’ for tho sale of the It was composed bv Sainiicl, Jeremiah, ami other Prophets. need wives who are in love with them. Simple P!8 monthly concert on the evening of Sunday, Story of Wilfred Oumbormodo; and Topics of tho Timo. I BA JN N E » OF LIGHT, Price 2ft cents. AMERICAN NEWS CO.. New York. (a April 23d, to a full house. The concert com- Apr. Í5.t-I8w(4wIM* toJeranoe is not enough to stand the strain of I m"nced wlth an opening ohorua hy the bcIiooI. Those latter are always skillfully presented, and constitute I AND Alb a valuable featuro of this popular monthly. LIBERAL AND SPIRITUAL BOOKS, Itf ASTER HENRY C. LULL, BiiHlmmH, Tost married life, and to marry when you cannot truly The exercises consisted further of three tableaux, xTJL nnd Circle Medium. Also examines for disease. Ofllco love is to commit an act of dishonesty and injus- Rongs by Ella and Corn Harrington, Georgie The Galaxy for May appears with Lady Judith, In sever-1 PAPER» AAB MAGAZINE«. No. 18 f street. South Boston. Hours from 9 to 12, and from 2 to ft. Private slttiUKs, terms $1. N. B.—Will answer calls to tlce.” Pearson, Fannie Hall, Clara Hall, Eddie Hall al more attractive chapters; Tho Campaigns of Robert E. II Also, ADANS & Co.'s - and Mr. Locke, recitations by Nellie and Floe circles In BoM'di ntul vicinity. •May 6. Loo; Tho Nothor Bide of.Now York; Overland, In three nd- GOLDEN PENS AND PABLOS GAMES, "Infidel” has come to mean one whose relig- Bullard, Abbie Goss,Miss Georglo Martaln, John uiilonal chanters; Tho Duke of Cambridge; A Night In the ISS FLORA J. PALMER, Magnolie Phy- ions opinions differ from the one who uses the Powell, his sister Jessie, Ella Harrington, Clara Wilderness; a continuation or Mia. Edwards's " Ought Wo I The Maglo Comb, and Voltaic Amor Boles, Hielan nnd Test Medium, ft!) I’lemianl street, corner of Tremont,M room '2. Examines by lock of Imlr. •Mnyö. term, and is oftentimes an unintentional oompli- Hall, Fannie Hall, Annie and Etta Willis; the Ur. Mtoror’B Nutritive Compound, ment of a high order.—Tilton’s Golden Age. I rendering of the “ May Queen ’’ by Abbie Goss, to Visit Her?" InthoValloy; A Journey through Italy to Romo Three Hundred Years Ago; Mrs. Job Grey; Woman's I SPENCE'S POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE POWDERS RS. .HIGGINS, Clairvoyant I’hyHlelan, will —;------— Etta and Annie Willis, Ida Eliot and Ella Har­ Rights JEsthotlcally; Drift-Wood; Bclontlllo Miscellany; I be In Chartestown on Friday and Saturday of each wack, A party of Sonora scalp-hunters captured and rington, and dialogueB. in which Air. G. P. Sim- Congress Record Ink, Stationery, &c. MI at No. i>,5 Main street. 4w—May S. Current Literature; and, In addition to Nobuta, tho now do- I killed a party of fifty hostile Apaches near the «nous, Masters Pond, Haven, Pearson, Hall, and WARREN CUBASE & CO., JUST PUBLISHED, border of Sonora and Arlvnna a fow Hava ainco the Mieses Willis, the Misses Harrington and Ab- partmont, made up by difToront contributors—Tho Galaxy No. OOI North Fifth street, (corner Washing­ “ay®8 , bie Goss, took part. During the evening, Mr. O. Club Room. This is a stirring number. I ton Avenue,) St;Uonls, Mo. jj The Mexican government pays §200 for each scalp . Qunat Librarian, was presented with a framed Lutihcott's Magazine for May has for a llst of contents I H PERLA and the State of Sonora the same. No wonder tablet containing the names of his former group, FREE PROGRESSIVE BOOKSTORE. AN EpIC op< Tnjj pAST AND putürE 0P the Indians are “ hostile ” to the whites. by the members thereof; speech by Elia Harrlng- —Job and tho Bu$; Borno In Winter; Curiosities of tho LUU A »uum«—2“’° ,lllUO WUHCB' ton. to which Mr. Guild fittingly responded. "Pay Streak;" Tho Murder Stono; Vittoria Colonna to I • I). S. CADWAI-.I.ADER, AMERICA. " Dr. Newman Hall says that the chnrohes of This concert will be repeated, with attractive Michael Angelo; Ivan Toorgonof, the Novelist; Wild Ire­ No. 1OOI» Roce «trcct, Philadelphia, Pa„ t. V Tinman land; Monuments of Ancient America; Unterdon Lindon; Keep, comtantly for .alo tho IWrN. Co. u 1^. V. Iiippnn. Great Britain have lost 30,000 members by drank- additions, on Monday evening, Slay 1st, at Har- —. , One vol, 12mo., cloth, tinted paper, beveled edge.. enness within the last three years.” mony Hall, when it is hoped that an equally good A Modern Tost; Tho Sequel to "A Now Legend;" Spots;' BANNER OF LIGHT, contenthi So long as the Christian churches celebrate, attendance will characterize the meeting. Monthly Gossip; and Literature of tho Day. This number And a general .»»ortment of inductlon.-BoOK L Astrmnt Dedication: Prelude. I'ABT with some of the villanous alcoholic compounds, I Milford.—Washington Hall.—A.A correspondent, will rank with that of any of tho magazines of tho month ■ opiniTiTAT. aivi> LinvnAT. tiookr I 1» Astricft; Sonu of Astfiwi; Erotloti Hinl Astriva. Part 11. their moat valued sacrament, there can be no writing therefrom, informs us that this Lyceum for which it iB iBBUOd. BPIBITVAIi ANU LIBEKAL HOUKS, Eratcriilii: Dedication: b rntcrnlft. Part III..LlamU; Dcdl- « ,r i .« . . , Paper»and Pamphlet«. 'Also,Librarian forTheCon- cation: Llmnla; Ualloii. tho Port; Heart Hong of llcaperla; safety for church members. The late M. Delevan met April 23d. and, after the usual exercises, Eva Tho contents of tho Radical for May indicate great vigor ribrarr.a Cfrculatlne Library of Snlrlt- Interlude; The Hpcll. Part IV. Urcsccntta: Dedication; collected numerous cases to show what sad havoc I Wales, Effie Williams, Netta McGlofilln, Freddie and Industry, printing a «orlo« of article, and writer. ual Book». Ila. for .ale My.Me Water from »avid-. CtONcentia: Anathema; tiMargaret.*1S«kk P¿Iart"rihXV. Athcnla:? Thb Dcdl* communion and alcoholic wines made with some Bead. Netta Anson, Stella Worger, Minnie Wil- cation; Athonla: Hymn to the Ruck of Pilgrims; Tho Fugi­ of the weaker members of the visible church.—S. Bon, Carrie Fisher, Minnie Williams, Flora Chee­ truly brilliant. There are Conway, Falrflold, niggln.on, well. tive.—ROOK II. ’Ouina: Dedication: Prelude. Part I. P. Pioneer. ney, Louisa Wales, Ella Howard, and Messrs. Burleigh, Bhackford, Ellzur Wright and Samuel Longfellow I Shenandoah: Oulna; Cllonn; oulnn. Childhood; Kanawa; GEOR GEE L L18 I Requiem to Oulnn; Interlude. Pakt II. Laus Natura: Dedi­ —------Sullivan, Jones, Eben Brown, and J. L. Buxton as samples of the latter, while tho articles to which their cation; Prelude; Laus Nnturn; Powhatan; Pocahontas; BOOKSELLER, Afassasolt; Klag Philip; Canonlcus; Canonchet; Carangula; Thé fiftieth anniversary of the publication of added interest by reading and speaking. names are appended are frosh, full of thought, provocative r fvfV htrfft “new ORLEANS LA of new Ideas, and entirely healthy for tho mental nature. No' 1 0LD LEVEB 8TREET, NEW ORLE , .., Tecumseh: Logan; Osceola; Pontiac; Hngoyawatha; Hymn the Christian Register was celebrated at the Oom------:------—*■— ——— to tho Mississippi; Moketavata. Interlude: Benediction: Keeps constantly for sale the Dedication; Retribution,Red; Compensation, While; Proph­ mon wealth Hotel Thursday afternoon, April 20 th, I ' .Notice to Subscribers. Good Health for May Is ono of tho best numbers, and OF LIGHT, ecy, Blue. and was attended by between 160 and 200 per-1 Patrons of the Banner, when renewing their that is praise enough, when all have boon so good. This . And a full supply of the . Price Si,7ft. postage 20 cents. number completes its second year. We aro glad It has at-I SPiniTVAIfi AXn REFORM WORKS For sale wholesale' and retail by.WM. WHITE A CO., at sons, including many ladies.-- eubBoriptionB, should be careful to always state the BANNER OF LIGHT BOOKSTORE, IftS Washington * Published by William White & Co. talnod a Arm hold on life. The Juno number commences a street, Boston, Mosh. Measure every man according to his measure; Uio place to which the paper is mailed; and the now volume, and valuable Improvements aro to bo made; I that is, do not expect or demand from him more Bame care should be exercised when a change of now writers of tho highest taedlcal and solontlllo standing AUSTRALIAN DEPOT A BOOK TO SCATTER BROADCAST! than is in him, location is desired. By particularly attending to aro engaged to write for it. Published by Alexander Mooro, . - NOB ______PUBLISHED THIS DAY, . . ’ ------—; this, our mailing clerk will be relieved of a great 11 Bromfield street, Boston. LIBERAL AMD BEFOBffl BOOKS, Spurgeon thinks some ministers would make I amount of extra labor in hunting through, the ' Iky; Wnilttna White * Co. Pbibhson's Ladies’ National Magazine Is finely illus. And AgCHCy for the Danner of Light. Price 25 cents; postage 2 cents. good martyrs—they are bo dry they would burn I thousands of names upon our books before the trated. Tho engraving of “ Olarlbol" represents a charming . TBBBY, The best little work for all who wish their friends to become interested In tho phenomena and philosophy of Spiritualism. ■well. , ■ ; name required can be found and the alteration picture of innocence and purity of sweet sixteen. Tho I „g Kn««ell «tree», Melbourne. Australia, ough old or ore hroat fashion plates aro rich and elaborate. Tho roading matter Has for sale all tho works on Spiritualism. Liberal and Re- A C , C , S T , requires made; whereas, if the full address ie given, he has «ou.vu ..vu tormWorks. published by William White * Co., Boston, U.B., THE CLAIMS OF SPIRITUALISM t Is good—which can always bo said of this favorite mag&zlno. may an times be found there. : immediate attention, as neglect oftentimes results only to consult his' alphabet of towns to turn EMBRACING THE in some incurable lung disease. “ Brown's Bron. I direct to the name upon the subscription book. A Tub Hbbadd or Health for May Is received. Its contents —-———----- ••* . —------.. chial Troches ” are a simple remedy, and will al- ,.H] _ „ oh labor most invariably give immediate relief. little care saves mucn lanor. are varied nnd valuable. Every article should bo carefolly Wd oi Experience of an Investigator. . read. Its subscribers during 1871 are to receive a free gift placing figures at tho end of each of your names, as printed on ' BY A MEDioAL MAN. Owing to the good reputation and popularity of ------r-r-.------; book worth a dollar and a half, entitled " Physical Perfec- ftXPoz™o^^^ the Troches, many worthless and cheap imitations Matters in Europe. This Intensely Interesting narrative of personal experience tlon.” . 1 tlmo for which you have paid. When these figures corre* In the Investigation of Spiritualism through mediums, by a r are offered,which are good for nothing. Besure to gn ono B| a rapidly routing government, driven to act . „ x «, BDond with tho number of tho volume and tho number of the medical ccnt'cman of education ant! religious culture, la SoldAeverywhe7e! 8 Bronehwl Trochea" I at last; on tho other, a desperate Communal Committee, The Nursery for May is a gom. Tho Illustrations aro PapOr luelf. then know that tho time for which you paid has written In so fair and candid a spirit as most happily te disarm vorr fine It Is doddedly tho host magazine printed for expired. Tho adoption of this method renders It unnoccssaiy all ntojudicc nt the outset, while ho nt once Interests tho - * ‘ _ _ tottering in Its seat of transitory power—confront each very nue. iv is uuwu«u»z mo uvou '-u ’ ‘ fOr‘us to send receipts. Those who desire the paper continued, sympathies of the reader In his cautious but thorough meth- . youngest readers. should renew their subscriptions at least as early as three oils of investigation. so that If one docs not inevitably adopt Snlendill Picture I other at Nuollly, and AsnleroB. Both parties claim decisive Oca Youim Folks for May 1. received. 'It is a. good as | corfe,p0Pd wlth 11,0,8 * his conclusions, he nt least desires to repeat the exoerimenu " victories; but, as tho Versailles troops have penetrated to for himself. Tho names'«nd address ot sevcrnl of the best "We have on sale, and will send to. any address, I w;thln ono hundred and fifj-y yards of tho main walls of nood he. '• ’ •■ . • —o—,,,l" mediums are given, as well as a list of tho books whleh tho aiHliorfoiind best loasslst his Investigations. 1 _ a large-sized engraving—done in the highest Bt-yle l paris, it would soom that tho Insurgents aro gradually Forsn o wholesale and retail by the nnlillslicrs. WILLIAM Ifew Music. ADVERTISEMENTS, WHITE .V CO., at the BANNER OF LIGHT BOOKSTORE, of the engraver’s art—entitled "The Guardian giving way. . 1.1», Washington atrcct. Boaton, Mna». AnGel." It represents a beautiful female spirit I In tho oily over eight hundred persons aro out of employ Oliver Dltson GEORGE P. ' ROWELL * CO., 40 “Paek Row, of manifestation of Deity as revealed through Nature: Dcinc , x T y.___ I alternately reported dead or missing, and at last turns up as Spirit embodied and organized In man: man's-duUay: .ui»n- and to speak under spirit influence. ■ 1 have been commander or the night attack ot tho barricade at tho quay Tni London Bueituai, Hasuisi, Price 80 ot». per copy. 8. M. PETTENGJLL* CO., 37 Pam Row, nor of organization and derivation of his spirit; prciixlstcnco controlled to hire one of our best halls and to an- of Asnleres, whore, after a partial success, he was repulsed Human Natubb: A Monthly Journal of Zolstlo Bolonoe Aro our authorized Advertising Agents In New York. considered; how man is a Delflc Force In Nature, his otHcc. and Intelligence. Published In London. Price Si cents. etc.; the true nature of Deity exemplified; God male and nounce myself to speak as a medium'on Sunday, hn“X°20aooo persons had fled from The MbdiuIi and Datbbiax. A weekly paper published female.and how. ' . ;...... For sale wholesale nnd retnll by tho publishers, W ILLIAM April 30th. Mrs. Robinson will conduct the mu- Paris to escape tho reign ot terror. in London. Price 5 cents. _FOR SALE. WHITE .t CO., nt tho BANNER OF LIGHT HOUKS FORM Th«B»ZMio-PBtt0.orHioAn Jouxnai.: Devoted to Spirit-1 —.... h.^are(, fanns and house» In and around tho bc.utl- sic,otn assiBteaanniatAil hvby a cnoirnhnir' ornf select voices,voices Thexne more rcdMarseilles flag wM triedhaul(j(1 Its d hand andlately at]oado] a revolution,.a are now but tho. UalUmi FubUihad In Ohloago, IU., by B. B. Jone», B»q. I O ful clt^f Fftchbure. SI.«s Splendid soli and salubrious ifiU Washington street, Boston, Mass. than one thousand Spiritualists of Providence triaL price 8 cent«. _ _ air- nroncrtv Is Increasing In value every day: can suit the JUST PUBLISHED. Th» Lyobum Ban«»». . Published In Chicago, IU. Price I moitPfMtldiou«; nine trains to Boston daily. Call and exam- Monotti Garibaldi h reported as about returning to ltaly. are to be united, and others are to be added, and, jc Mnt* . . I inn tnv nroncrty. or send for circular» A. U» law aun. hou- HERMES MERCURIUS TRISMEGISTUS: what is unusual In spiritual meetings, we are to teen established for the purpose ot burying tho done, Th» AMBXtOAH BriBiiUAU»T. Published at Cleveland, O. stono Bank Building, Fitchburg, Mass. 8w—May b. (Ter Maximus'. Kllig of Egypt! MsiciliZBDBit!) have more money than we can well use, except I and allowing the Inhabitants or Neuilly to escape from their Price 6 cent». ! • . I — ™ rremnn *envn/vr nrtTJTi i hb I DR. T. LISTER, ASTROLOGER, IIIS DIVINE PYMANDEK. T OnuointB. -Publtehod In Baltimore. Price 5 oonte. »S LOWELL STKEET, BOSTON, MASS., in works of mercy and charity. The speakers Thb Hbbahd or Hnazth and JouarrAL or Physioaz Coir This molt ancient and glorious book ought to> bo In tho ! ' HERE ho has been located for 26 yc*rs. A written na­ honso of every Christian, moral and religious person In the are to be local, female and male, inspired and Germany is still sending back French prisoners, and fur- TunB. PubUehod In Now York. Price 20 rent, per copy. land—especially ministers. Also In those of icotfcrs, doubt­ W tivity—all event, two years to come, »1; and so on In consecrated by the angel-world for this work. ‘X7„ „From 1824 to 1850, when ho was captured, ho was the most Spiritualist Camp Mooting will bo holdon at Walden Fond OSYOHOMETRlST and Eclectic 1 bvslclan. Will gh o Mag Hcrmctlsts and other Illuminati. Ateo Grove, Concord, Ma»»., commencing Tuesday, Aug. 15tli, 1871. r notlc Treatment» nt her rooms, No. W. etn •venue, no Vedas; Bralim: The Bong of Brabm; and tho Smaragaino lectures, and my fortune, such as* it is, is mort- J troUbieBome enemy whom the RaBBlanB had to encounter in 3w*—May 6. Full particulars In due season. I York. ______Table. . K gaged to fully carry out the designs of the spirit- their ftequent invasions of Cauoaala. 'When,.he was cap­ . On Wednesday, JulrlMh. there will be hold a Grand Union -»»-no r. W.LITOH. Trance, Test and Heal- --- * — J- -■ tured, he was treated with the utmost respect by the Bus-, Spiritualist.' Picnicat th. »ms.Grove. M l^M^lui ¿¿t remTv’od te IM ’court .treat, Boston. For°salo5wholesafo and'rctalj by WM. WniTE A CO, at world in this matter. Very’ Truly, aiana, and given an establishment at Moscow. In 1860 ho tho BANNER OF LIGHT BOOKSTORE, Warnlngton • ^.dJoo»0“*” Clrol.ifue^y and Bunday evening, at 71 o’clock. Levi K. Joslin. and hfa sons took the oath ot fidelity to tho Emperor of street, Boiton, Mus. April28,lB7l. 1 May6.-2W* . Providence, April 20th, 1871. . . Baiala.

c> MAY 6, 1871.

Q—la it not best to aspire to that we cannot was treasured in his heart. And when I sickened strayed-if that were possible—would not chaos 8PIKITDALIBT MEBTIHG8. . reach, in order to progress? . ' and neared the new life in consequence of the ter­ be the result? Ancoba, N. J.—The " First Spiritualist Society of Aticora" ülemgjí gtparimtni hold meetings each Sunday at 4 r. it II. P. FnlrH one will Iio admitted. Boals reserved A.—No. To me there are three distinct terms— letters answered by William Berry. nature to the highest possible perfection—it is Circle morning and afternoon, evening, lecture. Hospilaller Hall, M3 IVashinaton street. -Spiritual circle for for siningors Pollutions solicited. soul, spirit, and crude matter. The soul is the In­ otherwise. . Individual messages and general Instructions from the super- Mas Conant receives no visitors on Mondays, Tuesdays, mumlano spheres, n;ndav mornings.at I0M o'clock. Admis­ Wodniwlnys or Thursdays, until after six o'clock r. a. Bho visible part, the indestructible, the eternal—never Invocation. Q.—Why do all religions represent God as in­ sion fr. e. AU mediums are Invited to take part. Spiritual gives no private siltings. hail any beginning, can never have any ending. Breathe thou upon us, oh, Holy Spirit of Truth, carnated in the human form? journals and otiior publications will also he distributed free. «Ffl.»nutn>t»F nrt1»»wom forourCIrclo-Roum are solicited. BALTtstuaa, Mn.—Calvert Assembly Hooms — The "First The nihiwtlonp ftnitwun'd at thi'Mu fli'nticee arc oflou Spirit is the body proper of the soul; it acts that wo may live and move in thee. Let thy king­ A.—Simply because they must have a personal Spiritualist coiigregailon of Baltimore" hold meetings on pro^HHihih’fl bj tudlvidliiiln ainntig the audlenco. Those through that upon the body physical, when it is dom come on earth, that is waiting and groaning idea to worship, and as the highest representa­ Sunday and Wednesday evenings. Mrs. F. O. Hyzer sneaks road iw lht’~cohir thou Light., shining in the darkness, which liefs, Why does not the Christian Church recog­ No. I meet» nt 8 o cluck. Levi Weaver. Conductor; Mr«.. my belief. ; our God, forever and forever. Amen. Jan. 12. Rachel Walcott. Guardian; Jolin J. Henty, Librarian; Miss the darkness cumpre.lieudetli not, we pray thee to A.—You and I do not differ so ranch, but it is nize this? Anna McClellen. Mualcal lliicctor. - . deliver us from ignorance, whichmakes cowards difficult for us to make ourselves understood, the A.—They do not want to admit itt because to Brookutn, N. Y.—Cho Children’s Progressive Lyceum Questions and Answers. meets at sawyer's Hail, corner Fulton Avenue and Jay of us all. YVe pray tlieo to establish that peace language by which we express ourselves being so adroit that would be to admit the .possibility of street, every Sunday, at 10) a. K. J. A. Wllsnn, c-ndnetor; Ques—(From tbeaudienco.) Is there any vio­ on earth which cm come alone as the recognition obscure. There is such a confusion, of terms iti their God’s being a fraud. Jan. 12. A. G. Klnn. A»slstant Conductor: Mrs, Ada E. Cooley, of tiro bolter, the higher, the divihtir law. We lation of spiritual law in the principle of gam­ Guardian ol Groups. .Lecture at 3 p. M. by Mrs. E. F. Jay your language that we cannot clearly express blingor lotteries? If so, in what sense? lliillrne. . pray thee to minister especially, through thine an­ our ideas. Jan, 10. Joseph A, Southard. Battle Cbbbk, Mion.—The First Society of Spiritualists gels, to tlie sick and the afflicted, to those who Ans.—Yes; there is a violation of moral law, hold meetings at Stuart's Hall every Suiuiay. at I0M A. M. and in this sense: he who gambles Intends, if pos­ ' My father sent out a thought to know if I was and 7Hp. m. Lyceum at2PX Abner Hitchcoca,Rec'y. sorrow in mind or body. And for these mortals Evangeline Shields. Bai dobpubt. Conn.—Children's Progressive Lyceum meets sible, to receive something without an equlvalet t. in the spirit-world. That thought has reached every Sunday at I P. st., at Lybeum Hall. J S. Rhattuck, we a»k, when they shall close the book of this Conductor; Mrs. J Willson. Guardian; Dr. Porter, Libra­ I said if it was true I would coir e. My grand­ He may say he gives an equivalent in his supe­ me. I left him about forty years ago. I have life, may they find upon the title-page of that been in the spirit-world Jess than seven years— rian; Edgar G. Spinning, Musical Director. father Holstien is a believer. My father fell dur­ rior tact, in the cunning with which he outwits CiiBLsKA, Mass —Granite Hall,—Meetings are held In this other a reward for every good deed done here. ing the war, and left my mother sick, with her between six and seven. I died at sea, was ship­ hall every Rummy. Air communications lor tlio Chelsea Amen. Jan. 10. his opponent, but it Is not enough. There is a cer­ spiritualist A»»oclatlon should bo addressed to t.r. B. H. aged father dependent upon her and me. I wits tain recognized interchange of material commodl- wrecked, and nearly all bands were lost, and Cramion, 4 Tremont Temple, Boston. B. H. Crandon, Corro- those who survived bad no knowledge of my hail­ spending secretary...... Questions and Answers. not old enough to do much for grandfather, but I ties and spiritual things, recognized not only by Free Chapel.—I ue Bible Christian Spiritualists hold meet­ did what I could till I got sick. Isold small the human senses but by the soul—by the inner ing point, so the news never reached him. But! ings every Sunday In their Free Chapel on Park street, Ques—(From the audience.) If mind Is the re­ wares on the street. After I got sick some of the am alive, and have heard all his calls for me to near Congress Avenue.commencing at 3 and 7 p. H. Mrs. sult or spirit and matter, would'we not naturally I man or woman. The law of Nature is give and M. A. Ricker, regular speaker. The public are invited. D. charitable people helped uh, but wo saw dreadful return, and have endeavored to come on many J. Ricker. Rup’t. . ’ conclude that the result is greater than the cause? take, not take without giving. This is absolute; CnABLESTowN, Ma’S.—The Children’s Progressive Lyceum hard times; and grandfather used to Say he was give and lake; sow and reap. If you sow tares occasions; but,like many others,! first feared ibe moots In waaiilng-nn Halt. No 16 Vain street at 16J A. st. Ans.—That depends upon how high rank you glad I was going where there was no more cold process of death in return, and next doubted my every Sunday. BeuJ A. Fisher, Conductor; C. A. Abbott, give unto intud. ■. you reap tares; you do not reap wheat. Nature Ansiatmt dm; Mr». C. Carr, Guardian; Mias Carrie F, Cut­ and hunger, and where I should not be poor any teaches you a lesson on this point that should ability to do what I wanted; so I have stayed ler, Aeslaiant do : W M. Dlnamo-e. Musical Director; Miss Qlt —Well, from what I- know of the capacity away. I am very glad to see him in so happy and Gertrude Carr, Assistant do ; John G. Ahbo't. Jr., Librarian; more. I felt sorry to leave him. I could not be­ forever settle the question. She gives yon in re­ Charles Cutler. A-ahtaut no ; John G. Abbott. Mrs. Cutler, of mind, it can .usp the elements, and bring them lieve as.be did, but I told him if it was true I calm a state awaiting his change; and when it Mr. a d Mrs Jolin Nidi .—The Progressive Association of Spiritual­ terday to say that mlnd.was the result of spirit lent. . ' • ' .. . . ists bold regular meetings at their hall on North sired every to come and toll him. [Where did you reside?] Q.—What is the value of the eacrament called and to get a little earthly magnetism to serve as Sunday at 74 P. M Children's Lyceum meet» at 10} A. it. and mat।er. . . In Now York City. I was fourteen years old. light to see what is going on here. Yon see l ani Wm Willis, Conductor: Mrs. II M. McPherson, Guardian. A.—So say I. the Lord's Supper? what the great value of it as. Dransvillb, N. Y.—Spiritualist meetings are held every Jan. 10. learning the ropes. [You were familiar with ■ecnml and fourth Sunday of the month. Mrs. E. A. Wil­ Qli.-Frotn whnt, wo know of mind, I conclude, regarded in the spirit-world? , . another kind of ropes, here.] You know I rather Hams, speaker. • therefore, that mind Ih greater than either spirit A.—Itis of no value in the spirit-world what­ DoKOHKSTe.li, Mass.—Meetings will bo held In Union Hall, John Peevy. ever; but as the symbol of an idea it Is of value turned my back on them, but I see they are use Upham's Corner; every Rundav and Thursday evening, at 8 or ina'ter. ful ropes now. Have my folks given up the idea o'clock Mrs. Floyd, regular speaker. , A —Yes; to human conscloisness it is, because Capt.. John Peevy, of Bath; Me., I was. I lived here, because here you need these constant prick» Foxuouo’, 31 as».—Progressive Lyceum meets every Sun­ that ! am alive yet? [i do not know certainly. I day at town Hall, at In} a. h. C. F. Howard, Conductor; it is tile only part, of spirit or soul that, can appeal here fifty-eight years—long enough to learn some­ ings and remindings of duty. Here, beset, as thing, if I hail n't been a fool. I used to make ita think from what I can gather that they havu' Sirs. N. F Howard, Guardian. to yiuir human consciousness. Through the ac­ you are, by tbo.reailties of human life,-you need Great Fallb, N H.-Tho Progressive Brotherhood hold Do you know where my vife and ]!ttle’'Bee»lH meetings every Sunday evening, at Union Hall. tion of the initnl, the universe is made clear to point to have prayers and religious services on to be constantly spurred on to duty—to what you shipboard, but I did not make it a point that my ' are? [[ think they are with’ your sister,- in the Hammonton, N. J.—Meetings hold every Sunday at 10} the Itidlvhluiil. Through the action of mind, the owe to the spirit. Jesus inaugurated this symbol a. M., at the Spiritualist Hall on Third otreot. P. N. Park sailors were well taken care of. I had better have of an idea In all simplicity; he did not intend it same place you left them ] Bather bard on those hurst, President; Gerry Valentino, Secretary. Lyceum at 1 butuan senses are taught of higher and diviner that are left. [Yes, it is pretty hard for you ] Not. p. H Morrill Parkhurst, Conductor; Mrs. J’. 31. Peebles, things than those by which it finds itself sur­ prayed in that way; that-had better been my forall tbe Christian, world—so he says. Webave Guardian. Bible a good deal, and I see it now. Sam Gordon, him for authority. He intended it to apply sim­ so hard for me as for them. l am all right. [They Hingham, Mass.—Children's Lyceum moots every Sunday rounded; and thus it becomes to human con­ cannot realize that you are able to make yourielf afternoon at 1} o'clock,at Temperance Hall, Lincoln's Build­ sciousness nn all-powerful teacher. But when one of my sailors that, was with me the last, ply to those with whom be was most intimate— ing. E. Wilder. 2d. Conductor; Ada A. Clark. Guardian., voyage I made, has invited me to come round and known and understood ] Do they realize that, I Houlton» Mb.—Meetings aro held In Liberty Hal) (owned divinely considered, It is no more than the pencil with bis friends. He met them socially; they, sit­ by the Spiritualist Society) Sunday afternoons and evenings. give an account of myself. No doubt he thought, ting down to a simple supper, be knowing bis end am dead, according to the usual definition of the in the bund of our scribe. term? That is what I want to know, [f think Lynn, Mass.—The Spiritualists hold meetings every Sun­ Q — Would it he correct to say that mind is the I would come here up from below, rather than was hear. And he says, “ As oftin as you do day afternoon and evening, at 3 and 7 p. u..»t Cadet Hall. from above. [He could not have thought very this, do it in remembrance of me;" or think of they do.] They do not expect, then, that I may Lowbll, Mass.—The First Spiritualist Society meets In manifestation of soul? happen in at any hour? Then I shall know what Weils Hall Lectures at2} and 7 r. m. Children's Progressive A.—I have said so, and to me it is correct. well of yon, then?] Well, he has not much rea­ roe; let your thoughts go out to me; knowing that Lyceum meets at HIM A. m. J. 8. Whitney, Conductor; Mrs. son to; I was very unjust to him, and he has not to do. Thank you. Gocd day. Jan. 12. True Morton, Guardian, Q.—Ie it. correct to suppose that the negative if they did, he would gain so much power over Lono Lake, Mun.—The " Medina Society of Progressive can produce the positlte? forgotten it, it is nt all likely. But be is kind matter to return to them and aid them. It is tbe Spiritualists" hold meetings In the North Hclmol-House the enough to invite me to come back. I am heartily • Daniel Guild. fourth Siindsy of every month, at 10} A. m. and 2 p. M. Mrs. A—Yes, it is—and ti scientific fact capable of operation of a simple but grand law running My name was Daniel Guild. I died in Boston Mary J. Coiourn. speaker sorry for all the missteps I made in this life, but through Nature and through mtnd. MiDDLBUono'. Mans.—Stealings are held in Soule's Hall detuonstrn'ion. The positive and negative act nineteen years ago this month; and I wish by every other oundny at 1} and 6} P. M. . ■ they are all lessons to roe now; and as I am pos­ Q — And what are wo to think of those ideas with equal force upon each other. They ate each coming here to get into communication with my M arlboru'. M ass.—ThoSpIrltuallst Association hold meet­ sessed of considerable power, I take delight in that have been associated with it in tbe different ings In Berry's Haji the last Sunday in each month, at 1} P M. producing causes. son William, who is in Boston. I have a commu­ I'rof Wm. Denton Is engaged as speaker for tha present year. going round among masters of vessels, and wher­ brandies of the Christian Ohnroh—transubHtan- Q — Thun the result would be greater than the nication to make to him specially, which will be James Lowe. I'rcsldent; Mrs. Sarah 8 Foster, Secretary. ever I find one that is at all impressible, impress­ tiation of the Catholic and cou-transubstantia- Milford, Mass.—Children's Progressive Lyceum meets at two elements? of great service to him if he allows me to make Washington Hall, at 11 A. M. J. L. Buxton, Conductor; Mrs. A.—Certainly; because the two elements sepa­ ing him to the right; and that is impressing them tion of the Lutheran Church? Cordelia Wa'rs. Guardian; Mrs. Mary Bacon, Musical Direct­ to an entirely different course from what, I took. it. I do not know as it would be advisable to or; H S. Bacon, Corresponding Secretary. rate would he void of power. A—You may think just this^that there has make it this way unless he wisbes it. If he does, It is only three days ago that I went aboard a been a wide perversion of this simple and sacred MANCnssTER, N. II.—The Spiritualist Association hold Q—It has been said that disembodied spirits I will. [Your age?] Sixty-seven. Jan. 12. meeilngs every Sunday afternoon and evening at Smyth's could not clearly discern spirits in the body. merchantman and impressed the captain to throw symbol. Hall. Stephen Austin, Peesluent: Allison W. Cheney, Sec'y. North Soituatk, Mabb.—Thè Spiritualist Association hold Now, it is well known that many in tbe form bis .Bible overboard, and to go among bis men Q.—Last week I laid a letter on the table and , Nellie Atkinson. meetings the sec-md and last Sunday In each month In Conl- with that native honesty. which belongs to him­ received an answer, and it is in regard to that hasst Hall nt 10) A. M. and 1} p H Rufus Clapp Director clearly discern disembodied spirits.' Have we My brother says, if Spiritualism is true, let my and Treasurer: I). J. Bates, Corr speeding and Recording . the advantage over.them? self, and not borrow from Jesus, or Paul, or any­ answer that I would like an explanation. The secy; M. ■" Morris, Financial Hec'y. Progn-s-dve Lyceum body else. He done it, and if I have any power little sister Nellie come. and. demonstrate her meets at the same hall on the fln>t an- third Sunday at 1} A.—Allow me to correct you. Such a state­ Tetter contained a very earnest question to my presence to me. -1 am that sister Nellie. But it. p. M. D. J. Rates, Conductor; Deborah N. Merritt, Guard­ over him he will keep doing it. He'has a large mother, and: it was answered by my brother. I ian; Edwin Studley, Assistant Guardian : Waldo F. Ratos, ment was never, made Aere, for it could not have, is twenty-seven years since I. was little sister Nel­ Musical Director-. J. W. Morris, Librarian. Speakers en­ been made by any intelligent or non intelligent ground which needs to be plowed over and sown do not iiriow that this brother is dead; I have been gaged :-Mrs Agnis M Davis. April 30; M ss Julia J. Hub­ with good seed; and if I can do it, why I shall do lie, so he must not expect to find me returning as bard, May 14; i. r Greenleaf, May 28; Dr. J H Currier, disembodied spirit. In all-probability, tbe state­ told he was. Now, why did this answer come a child, for I have matured in tbe spirit-world lunoll; Mrs. H A Wdlls Juno 25; Mrs N. J. Willis. July 0; meet made was this: that disembodied spirits just so inueb. And now I have neither sil ver nor from the brother, and not from the mother -to M'S Juliette Ycaw, July 23; N. 8 Greenleaf, Aug. 13. gold—none of the things of this life with which to But I am his sister Nellie, notwithstanding all Natick, Masr—The Friends of Prngreis meet every Sun­ were not able to see you mortals; but it could whom it was addressed? Can the spirit that con­ the change that has come over me, and I desire to day at'TempIar B Hall, at 10} A. M and 2 p. M. not have been said that disembodied spirits were make reparation to the friend who has kindly in­ trols tell me? ■ : , New Yuhk Citi.—Apollo Hall.—The Society of Progress­ vited roe to come back, for the wrongs I did him; convince him of the truth; desire to show him ive SDiniumisu hold meetings every Sunday Io Apollo Hall, not able to see your spirits, for you are each one A.—In all probability it arose from the fact that comer of Broadway and 28th street. Lectures at 10} A. M. but I shall do all in my power, spiritually, to aid that, spirits can return, that they do .live after of you In tbe spirit-world to day as much as you the brother was here in communication With this death. He do'fs not believe it; he has ho faith in and 7} P. H. P. E Famsworth/Secrotary. P. O. box M7»„ him, and I thank him from my soul for his kind circle, and the mother was not. . • . The Children's Progressive Lyceum meets In the same hai ever will be. ’ any life after death. His name is: William Atkin- at 31 p M nr D. 11. Martin, Conductor. thoughts of me. Good day. . Jan. 10. Q.—Ha» there ever been, or is there now going Masonic Hall.—The Spiritual Conference meets every Bun- Q.—la the power possessed by healing mediums ;son. I was in my twelfth year. I have been gone dav at 2} o'clock in Masonic Hall, 13th street, between 3d and on any manifestation, as far as you are capable both negative and positive? ' : \ twenty-seven years. Jan. 12. 4th avenues. . Frank Germon. ' of judging, except what is absolutely necessary? NbwbCrtpobt, Mass.—The Children's Progressive Lycenm A,—Certainly; of necessity, being human be­ meets In Lyceum Hall every Sunday at 2 p. M T O. Carter, ings. They would not possess life without pos­ I have a friend who is following’ the same pro- A—No; everything that is, is by virtue of ne­ In reference to the communication of John Bar­ Conductor; Mrs. F.N.Landford.Guardian; J.T. Loring,Sec­ feaslon that I followed when in the body. Heis cessity. You live by virtue of a necessity in the retary ; A. Lane, Treasuier; D. W. Green. Librarian. sessing both.. ' . . ” . ker, the Chairman explained that he was mate of New Orleans, La.—Lectures and Conference on the Phi- Q.—Is the healing...... power a result,of a particu-. anxious to become a believer in thia . Spiritual great economy of Nature; you die by virtue of the ship “Jaya,” which was lost when some three lonophy of Rnlrltuallsm every Sunday.at 10M A. M .ln the hall, No. 94 Exchange place, near Centre street. William B. lar klud of magnetism, or the result of organiza- Philosophy, but he is very much afraid.of being that same necessity. And this is trne of alt de­ or four days out from Yokohama. The owners of Miller. President; J. H. Horton, Secretary, t tiou? ' humbugged. Having been something like twen- partments of existence, from. the falling of the the ship have never beard a word from her. They New Albany, Ind.—The Society of Progressive Spiritual­ ists hold meetings every Sunday at 2 and Ir. H, J. Kemble, A.—It is. more particularly the reeult of their ty-seven years upon the stage, he. has learned pebble in the water to the lisping of the child in never spoke any vessel after leaving New York President; Isaac Bruce, Vice President; A. It. Sharp. Record- organization — that organization being so con- something of life, something of the honesty, some- prayer. Everything that is, is of necessity. ; Ini-Secrotary ; A. C. McFadden, Corresponding Secretary; J. City. The shipwreck wns caused by an earth­ Wi Hartly, Treasurer. . . Qr—Well, then, we had betteracceptitasoom- structed that they can give out of the healing thing of the dishonesty of life. He says how do I quake, or seacfiiake, as it is called. It was the Pltmuutb. M abb.—The Spiritualist Association hold meet­ forces which they poBsens. Some pcssess them, know hut wbat all this mediumintlo power which ing from a greater wisdom, making the best of it, ings evey »unilav In Leyden Hall. L. L. Bullard. President; first voyage of the ship “ Java.” His family I am Alleo B. Sampson; Treasurer. Children's Progressive Ly- but have not the power to express them in any .1 see and hear talked about, is nothing more than without complaint. ■ . quite well acquainted with. The master of the co urn meets In the ssme hull. L. L. Bullard. Conductor; A.—Certainly. ' Alice B. Hampson. Guardian; Clara Bobbin, Librarian; Mrs. degree. ' . . ' acting upon the stage of life—a mere farce, after - ship, Capt. Basset, has been here. [A Gentle­ Lydia Benson, Musician. Q —Those who have a superabundance of the all? He sits down and he writes a letter to rap, Q —Are we using a wrong term when we speak man in the Audience.—I kn

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MAY 6, 187] LIGHT. 7 '

1 Speaker*» and Masa Convrntl*n, ’ ‘ As Chalrm-tuof the Comiulttea appointed by t^e North­ western Spuaktru* AsAocladou, 1 am requi-sted to call a æisrellanenns Rpeaiors* and »Mass Convention, to b** field at Hmltn's opera ®eto goohs. Beto |Jorh ^bbeitUemcnts. Hou-e. iiecatur. ill., on the 2d, 3d and 4tn dajs of June, IBi 1, to comm uiee it* drat aesslon on F'itiay,dune2h a. m., and uutiiin. o them fur the three days, a* du ected by tne Cun- HOMES FOR THE PEOPLE ! Sixth Thousand Just Issued. 'i'lllü vcntion . MORNING LECTURES. Thia Convention Is called to continue the prog> tsdve work A WO1ÏDERFIL BOOK. of the AsMiielatiiin: to estabihh the order anu love of the an TWENTY DISCOURSES NEW DISCOVERY gels of heaven among the people ni die earth Invitation is A. FARM numn .irons rns rsisHnaor vaoassaaiH u.w roan In Chemlrul Und M-dlcul Science. extend* d t ■ ail to De present. Those who attend w II receive 18 TUI WIMTSS. AND SrSlNO 01 1863. a cordial reception by die Spiritualists and their friends in FOB EVERY PERSON WHO WANTS ONE, EXETER HALL. Decatur. Per«, na wishing rpvcHl Iniorniation about the on- by ANDREW JACKSON DAVIS. DR. E. F. GARVIN’S terlumnent oi speakers ana other« will aadresa B*nj. H. A THEOLOGICAL ROMANCE. B ghur. box 289, uccaiur, Ill, wto Is Uletkul the Committee At the Hyde Park Settlement, SOLUTION AXI» COMPOUND ELIXIR Of ReCepiluu. . , Hyde County, B orth Carolina. TUE MOST STARTLING AND INTERESTING CONTENTS. • Ry requesi of Addle L. Ballou, Moses Hull and Mrs. M. J. WORK OF HIE DAY. Defeats and Victories :. ■ OF . WUcoxaun. H. ti Bmown, M. D., CAatrman. Kpnlal, »oil rich enough to rains from 50 to . The World's Tkue Redeemer. 1OO buaht-l» of corn lo the acre» wlthoutfer- ßy READ “ EXETER HALL.” New Iliimpttilre Quarterly M^as Convention« tlllziiig; tmd all kinds uf fruit and vegetable» Granea grnw The End of the World. tfy READ” EXETER HALL.” The thirl Quarter]** Mass Convention of the “ New Hamp« wtl«in great anun lance Thia Countv contains about 375 The New Birth. tnou«anu acres, and only about one-tenth f It Improved, IpllHT AND DNLY R'M.UTION ever made In one mixture shire A8«6cinilo'i of Pnigr. S5lvH Npl i ituulUis ” will be hod ßy READ “ EXE TEH PALL.” Yet In I860 they > al«ed 500 (MiO bushels of corn, 25.000 uf » heat. The Shortest Road to the Kingdom at butiuii .aiiilH). •» errnnac County, cutnncncing F.lda«, . °C A TWELVE valuable active princi­ 18.000 of »weet potatoes. 3.500 ol pea», 200.000 lbs. of col ton. and Ky READ ” EXETER HALL.” of Heaven. . . May dill. A cordial invitation is extended to all. Those f.om ple» uf thu well kn- wn curuti»e agent, thetha lower padpa»t of«f the fltate*tatc can comecmne by milrail to B aiiiord;naiord; a I 'I! ,‘one/- One grape-vine ha- been known to ßy «BAD"EXEPER HALL” The Reion of Anti-Christ. dally■ .... rtagu— . . .. runs ...iniaa.. tr«»m 11liradforu ,1 . w. ■ ♦to ■, Suthl.I.lnl,’ou, which InIs aboutn t, ** . * A Ufive «■ « u grapes, and one bushel makes three gal- lt&- READ " EXETER. HaLL." The Spirit and its Circumstances. PINE TREE TAR, miles ‘rom Bradford depot. Q&ohqk n. Mukoan, Prea. »i>i«!Lw i,e‘ . . . . n CSF- BEAD ’• EXETE R H ALL ” Eternal Value of Pure Purposes. h V itMHn Stc'v. limber is very abundant, viz.: Pine, Janlner, Cypress, UNEQUALKD ’n Coughs. CulJa, Catarrh, Awtlmia, Bronchl- p* g ‘ ' ______;_____ :______(from » hlch the celebrated Cyprus Stunglea are made) Rud JST READ-AXETE ’ HALL” Wars of the Blood, Brain and Spirit. tla aim CutiKuinptlnn. , ------■ - Cedar, Gum, Hickory, Oak and Hollv Lumbar ao’ls irom 10 . . {¡5F- »»EAD “EXEI'EBHALL” Truths, Male and Female. I fwv k * * Cm j to wdollaraper M. Corn aella for gl.00 to gl 25 per burin-), READ " EXETER HALL.’ alse and hue ducation dfiJrl drtYIT'tWil T1Y 41S ft T CMY while *n ti o West It Bell» for ten to fifteen cents, and It can F T E . CURES WITHOUT FAIL U3T“ READ “ EXE I’Eli H ALL ’ he qualities and nequalities of u 5111 £ U I ll lll 5 I ll 2U U P I U ll . bo r»lB"il u cheaply here u In the West-, freight to New T E I H ­ A recent rtrid In-breo to six h»n»»g; nnt shu hv Rs VITAL- . x . York about ten cents per huriiel READ“ EX ET RHALL.’ man Nature. . 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recorded miracles of Jesus to call this the first, SOUTHERN LOCALS. Etc., | for delightful scenery. In this, the West falls. 11 ETTCDC FRflM TUF - DEAD! E I when the apochryphal books contain records of REPORTED FOB THE BANNBB OF LIGHT. Those prairies present nothing bqt a dead level, inUHI Ink lEUrLE ■ i Banner af scores, if not hundreds, wrought before this one, and it becomes monotonous. But here is Ten-1 WHAT THEY THINK and certainly as well authenticated as this. A. Trip to NatKville, Tenn. nessee. Now that we are approaching . I ABOUT Warren Ohme, Corresponding Editor. Who will believe the story about the old house April 18th we left Louisville, Ky., for a journey Naehvllle, being built into a church, and the very spring south. At the Lonltville and Nashville Rail­ We become convinced of the intrinsic beantyof DR. STORER’S Once at hl* Liberal. Spiritual and Reform Bookstore, 601 North Finn street, St. Louts, Mo. being now known where the water was procured way Depot we enjoyed a brief conversation with the country, for it possesses tbe extensive horl- VALUABLE MEDICINE, K-* Copies of the Banaseor Light, including back num­ for a wedding, when no scrap of record was made D. W. 0. Rowland, Esq., the Superintendent of zon which gives man such energy and inspiration, THE bers and bound volumes, can always be had at this oftlco. 11 of the event for over a century, and then only by Transportation on this line. Mr. Rowland is a ge­ and also that happy undulation of tbe surface of such fabulous writers as those of the apochryphal CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. nial gentleman. He understands bis business, the country Into hills and valleys and ravines, and canonical revelators? and is fully aware of its heavy responsibilities; which is so essential to the lovers of the pictur­ NUTRITIVE The Minnonri Democrat, in giving & notice of a and while realizing the importance of his official esque In Nature. 1 call from the Young Men's Chrlutian Association TRE THIEF ON THE CROSS. position, and while maintaining it with becoming Edgeville. . COMPOUND ! of St, Louis to tlie business men of tbe city to meet Ono would hardly think the World’s Crisis dignity, still be does not assume that arrogance This town is separated from Nashville by the Cumberland River. There are many elegant prl- with mill ageist them to get a better footing and could argue, or interpret, the penitent thief said and bombast which too many, bolding offices of As a 1____ more influence in the city, fully imdorsriH the pro­ to have been crucified with Jesus, and who eo lesser note on railways, and others, who are sub­ vate residences here. Now we have a fine view FEMALE RESTORATIVE, of Nashville. Steamers cluster together on tbe ject, ami gives its pleiiKiinteht. smile and nweeteHt loudly repented, out of heaven, especially after ordinates in hotels, seem to take delight in. We As a levee. We can see tbe big warehouses; the State compliments to its sectarian brethren and their ef­ the apostle makes Jesus say emphatically," Veri­ are compelled to admit that officials on railways BLOOD PURIFIER forts Ingot the control of the business ami politics and in hotels and in mercantile houses in tho House looms up, and the first impression is that Ab a ’ ly I say unto thee, to-day shaft thou be with Nashville is a lively place. ,__ I of the city. We aro glad to see every effort to unite me in Paradise.” Either Jesus did not say it, or South are, in the majority of instances, capable TONIO AND STRENGTHENING Here we are in Nashville. And now as to what Church and State in this country, by making tho he did not mean what he said, or did not know of setting an example worthy of imitation to their we saw there, we must address tbe reader in the AGENT, civil power yield to the Church, rebuked by tlio what ho said, or else both must have gone that co-workers of the North and East. This convic­ As a classical phraseology of the weekly story papers, people in every instance of popular elections. It very day to Paradise from their crosses, for the tion has been dawning upon us slowly for some and say, GENERAL RESTORATIVE. was partly th« fear of sectarian bigotry that crucifixion could not be Paradise. When any time, and now we give it emphatic utterance. “ See the next Banner of Light." turned, the city election in St Louis this spring, passage of Scripture stands in the way of a creed,1 Superintendent Rowland put us In charge of Con­ Cephas B. Lynn. and thn.Srate election last fall in Missouri, and our brethren have a facility of explaining and ex­ ductor W. H. Witty, who runs train No. 1, POPULAR FAVOR stirred tlie political elements to the bottom in pounding it, to cut off entirely its plain meaning, which leaves Louisville at nine A. m. for Nash­ ...... / . - - — ■ The •• NUTRITIVE COMPOUND ” has already Connecticut. I f sectarian influence can be brought and such the above paper has in so explaining ville.. _ . ■ THIRD EDITION, REVISED AND ENLARGED, ..JUST mndo jte way into every State and Territory of tho Union, to bear in the selection of national candidates, this that it may save Jesus from death, and send The Principal Towns PUBLISHED. land testimony from a largo number of patients demonstrates there will be an outspoken sentiment in the eleo- the thief away with the sleepers, where he is yet On this route, (which, by-the-way, is tbe only “DEATH AND THE AFTER-LIFE.I that this excellent medicine supplies a great need, and 1b tlon that will show those who seek the ruin of I waiting for the coming of the kingdom, when he Youte to Nashville,) are Elizabethtown, Cave BY____ ANDREW JACK8ON’ DAVI8. destineduwunoiw to become tho City, (nine miles from Mammoth Cave,) Bowling this country, (nndesignedly, perhaps,) by a union 8han be recognized as one that repented and was With an Illustration representing the formation of the MOST POPULAB REMEDY IN AMERICA! of-Church and State, that there is an eye ever forgiven by Jesus in person. It is a long time to Green, (branch to Memphis,) Franklin and Galla­ spiritual body. ____ I shall not publish tho namoB of our correspondents watching with its eternal vigilance the liberty of wait, when he was promised hia Paradise that tin. . the people in religious matters. St. Louis is not very day. On the Road. Kentucky is behindhand on railway lines; but that this little book Is at once original, spiritual, entertaining na^uro of many of the diseases cured Is such as to ron- probably the only place where a young men's ...... and Instructive. - der tho publication of personal certificates undesirable; Christian association tries it8 hand at leading the BEHIND TIME. a progressive spirit is fast infusing itself into the SYNOPSIS OF CONTENTS: ¿ut a few fragmentary sentences from letters Inourpos- political, sentiment of the place; hut it is one in Bro. J. Gay; who preaches about a future and people. Several new roads are contemplated, 8kc. 1.—“ Death and tub Afteb-Ljfe.”—In this lecture session may show in what estimation the Nutritive is held: and one or two are in process of construction. tho author shows that the Bible is a reliable history of spirit* _ . . . « which there will bn a failure, however much it physical resurrection, says: “ We mourn, but not ual manifestations; Paul’s doctrine of the “spiritual body ” A PllVRiciflill’S TCStllHODV—’’ 1lOf The country is sparsely settled, and a majority of is confirmed; vlvia description ot death-scene; illustrated by. A M uyoium no awumvuj •* may hide its sectarian head under tho ample folds without hope; and are looking for the resurrection tho frontispiece; deaths by accident described; tho effects of nil fpmalp of charity. There is surely work enough in tbe morning, when the dead shall hear tho voice of the towns that the trains stopped at for tbe first a cannonball on tho spirit-body: how this life is continued in IU1 YtlUUW vuiiqiuuuio. fifty or sixty miles did not amount to much. The the character of the Individual after death. *• Last Fall I sent for a few packages of your ' Nutritive . field of charity, temperance and social reform the Son of God, and live." This reminds uh of the Bec. 2 —“ Bcekes in the Bummer Land.”—Author’s ac* Compound,' which I used in my practice, and which I for this and every other religious organization, jaw8 who were looking for a Christ Jong after the Boil—red clay mixed with gravel—looks rather un­ count of his method In the use of clairvoyance; he allows tho found to prove more than you claim for it. I consider It productive, and the country is but lightly timber­ difference between tho constitution of this world and that of infinitely superior to all other medicines in tho diseases ■without attempting to subvert tbe fundamental only one they were ever likely to have, had come the Summer-Land; the laws of growth after death; difference f Wch H £ recommended. Tn fact, I esteem it a com- ed. The railroad men say that this is the poorest between “spirit-world ” and the grand zone in »pace; de- ’“¿J; 2,“ .L. VMi 1TT complaints o o o t bouio Rnrlntlnnii nr tiilfinrifl t vayh vnllpvs nnd nnnnlHtlnnR In thfi PlCtOPANACEA rOR AL1« FEMALE C0M1LA1N1B. A principles of our government by sectarlanizing and gone, and of them may be looking yet, wXr Bpboro I populations In tlio I i^^ g()t th() mcdlclno n8 10w aB poBBlblo, on account of the business and politics of city, State and nation. for aught we know, while the Christians attribute section in the whole State. Wo believe them, for, on approaching Hec.3.-“ SoctKTV in the Sumhkii Laun.-'-Thc Christians manX unttb,110 ‘»P8?' 1° n'¡?"n "2 n "wi«8 Counting Catholicism out, St. Louis is not a | it to their blindness in not seeing the Godsblp in Bowling Green, arc called upon to be consistent; Bible believers cannot re- poor, ns well as tho more opulent. D.C.JJ.,M.v.,Ncvi- GhrMfan cily. Counting it as Christianity, ( which JO8U8. So Bro. Gay is wholly blind to the evl- Things looked differently. Moro thrift and enter- Ject modern manifestations from tho other life; the argument arl', Jv. X plainly set forth; about language In the " many mansions” I ------■ wo do), it s a CliriHtian city; and in the breach Jen^ whlcll 1h „bundant, that the dead are raised priHe aJ1(1 neatne88 were manifested in the towns, of tho heavenly home; author’s vision of Children’s Pro- u m-i,-,, ,*,_ A1.1 Inhoa mill SHffhotl« ” gresslvo Lyceums In tho better world; wonderful accounts of “ IflKCS UUl tllC UKI AC11CS «11(1 BlllIIlCBb. between the old and the new, or Catholicism and and do live already, and that there is no further aud the farm8 appeared to a muchbetter advan- different tribes and nations and religions among tho spirits. Y of Qrnnd HapIdB, Mioh., hlmtolf 72 yoarB of age Protestantism, stands the invincible phalanx of need of hoping or looking, except to realize the ti1„e Bec. (.—“social Centres in tub. Summer-Land."—An ttnd a magnetic hoalor, reporting other caeoB, Bays: "lam argument with Mr. Nicodemus and his like; how a social ,.vln„ mvBnif «nd it takes out tho old achea and Spiritualism to keep them apart and prevent fact, and enjoy it as do those who know their 'For ' a dollar greenback one gets a first-class' centre becomes magnetic; what death doos, and what It docs lUcnarharm either from getting control of tho country; and friends whoso bodies are buried are still living not do for tho Individual ♦ strnininc sand Milinas and rcsener* stiffness consequent upon eecona chiianoou, iiao a cnarm. I dinner at Bowling Green, and the waiters are allot b nccethary and certain In the other world; no man can After taking it three or four days I breathe more in onb whilst we belong to neither, wo can face the bn- aIld them from their spirit homes. But it very attentive. The more frequent your calls up­ serve two masters; spirit, not the body, should govern every boub than I used to in one and a half hours before; nenco emy in eitlier direction, when wo know it to bo 8eemB in all ages the fate of some to be blind to person. the more purification op the blood through tho lungs, on the colored individual for'this and that, tho Seo. *5.—“Winter Land and Summer-Land.”—the crude besides all the other good work that Is going on in tho old such. ___ _ the great truths about them. earth and the great world beyond contrasted: the Immensity eystem." more he thinks of you, And then he has such an of the Summer-Land among the auna and stars of space; cc-I . easy, graceful, swinging style of movement that lestlal rivers, as seen by the clairvoyant’s eyes; letter from a I THE SOCIAL EVIL. WISCONSIN RIGHTED. liitle girl to her mate In heaven; vision of the most ancient I *’JJ0JH2* WOIKiCrS» you really enjoy seeing him get aronnd. Of course Egyptians now living In the higher w« .,1*1 . » .4l 2 , heart” in the Summer-Land; communications from Henry sUpCriOr 10 All LllC IfOLWiS <111(1 dll . 1 1 r 1 J ‘ , v ou thoso who healed tho sick without regular And who was treated so like a prince that he is Clay. Dr. Emmons. J. Fennimore Cooper, Margaret Fuller, _ m . been reached for want of proper treatment of tho Hi e r x . 4 ,. . . .. , , .. , f y n • . 1 and remarkable Instances ofspecial providences, closing with tllC niCillvlRCi . diplomas from some medical faculty or five years’ almost tempted to give up his long cherished idol­ great rc'bcilloii’ “,e U°n'J- W< Edm°"d8’ ,ort"1",dowl,"! th0 This Ib r mo of ChronloProlapBUB of Borno twenty years’ pa rons rom 10 1 sexes. practice in the Statò. Wo were really ashamed atry»try about the immaculate qualities of “ Yankee “ hatever wo aro or possess, is composed of of State whoso constitution and first statutes Notions.” We are now at Bowling Green, taking R.-n 7—"M.Tnn.AT Wm» mn Si.mTTi-AT WonKi-ns standing, Buch as there aro but few to bo found In all the three things—the soul, the body, and tho coods. , , > . » 1 ,. . , - - • . The'glorious opportunities for work in this life; the great medical records—with a great deal of enlargement, and;of dinner, and when suggesting that hot cakes are works already accomplished; the laws of labors, and the mo* course, a groat deal of suffering. Tho medicine, which sho For tho proservation of then» threo, there arò we helped to make, when we naw itH disgraceful lives which ought to control men; Iiow Mother Nature works | has taken now about two weeks, Is making quite arevo* three corresponding grades of learned>„ mini, each„„ni, | <»u;nimitation ।...... of Ohio,— ------in attempting>...... to preventr. — .------peo- better than cold ones, we get the kind wo like, for her children; tho true law by which you can secure your jutlon In hor general health—completely reversing the ten- ordained respectivelyreHneetively to tako care of that,that especial pie from getting well without medicine and with- and are not told, as wo were in a place not a thou- own personal development; how weas move tho world and I d(n— to cM atremmet, accelerating tho circulation bo as branch which is committed to his charge—theolo- cause all true progres.lon. . . to produce a fair pulee at tho wrist, where thoro has boon out employing a regular physician; but wo aro «and miles from Chicago—when ottering the same 8Ec.8.-"Ur.TrMATES iNTnn Summer-Land."-Theauthor s Boa;coIy any perceptible for yearB-and Bho Bays, with all philosophy of the or gin of t i ngs; a plain csson about prl- j—„>> «1.» 1.«« tntnn rorvnn,« sho thought—to “eat what was before us and dry up.” matesnmiuo anuami nroxlmatos-iiruAiimiivo . *vuii(.vriiuiKconeeminir thouiu uuuiiuruiicniineratlvo v v benefitsuviivido t_the ____ aoctort_. ■_> __ana. j all_ ___ the— m.. meaictne .i.i_ B11O *.lias , — taken- . . _ — lor_ «.i*. yoaia, « n» BHO fl” "°dy ■ I of Science and Art; something new about tho wh’to and has never found anything like this. In my practice I find a We entrust our souls to theologians, who are PeoP18 to 1)0 duped by tyranny under the name “-Vo. 44.” black races; what Nature proposes to do with tho different I groat many, especially females, who are troubled with disbelievers; our bodies to physicians, who never of protection. A rose by any other name is said Since'our sixty miles’ride on a locomotive, on tribes and races of men; an original view of the future popu- diseases for which your modtoino Is recommended, and for take physic, and our goods to lawyers, who never to smell as sweet; and it may be Baid that ty- the North Missouri Railway, we have cast our latlon of the earth. , ' which it recommends Itself* • The dozen you sent me are all 8UIn0addhlontor' the above learned men, we have I rauny by any other namo wiU oppref'8 as UDJU8tly- Sec. 9.—“A Voice from James Victor Wilson.”—The gone, and as I shall u«o them In my practice, send three lil glance in a most professional manner on engines. chief attraction of this interview with a resident of another dozen more by express?’—IF. Y., Grana Rapids, Mich. world consists In the wonderful disclosures of a system of . . _ a cluBH who assume to have solved tho great We are thoroughly versed in the nomenclature of hospital treatment to which persons afflicted with a“ Toleka” I. _ _^rl ■ m _ Oljkl, ir^.i iaih problem of reducing the spread of tho social evil BE-INCARNATION. the engineer’s fraternity. We can grasp the are subjected; there Is deep pathos and true wisdom in every I I W1SD. EVOTV S1CK WOHlftll 11(1(1 It I n by registration. Now, this great problem baa . ,, . , , , line of the Impartatlon, and no person can fall to realize the I . _ . .. . - * • - , ,__ . A ... . “ throttle valve " in a manner that brings delight vory naturalness of tho world which exists for all, Just be* I I have uied but one package, but my health is so much puzzled tbe minds of learned mon from tho earii- A pamphlet of some sixteen pages has reached yond the valley of the shadow of death. I Improved that I have recommended It to another lady, who est period down to tho present day, and Btill it ro- our table, entitled “An Appeal to the Leaders of to experienced engineers. Our glance at the ------I |s using It with beneficial results. I think It a very valuable mains unsolved. Spiritualism In England and America," being ex- “steam guage” indicates wisdom. But when it This little volume is printed on fine white paper, bound medicine, and wish every sick woman had it. Please send .Ji »'n fel'r ’J1,01',urR°on , __ .,, . . SCIENCE I M., Litchfield County» Conn. be checked, and the trade of the charlatan and 8'de- ______to Mr. Hope that we hoped we should not be AND quack would be broken up.” A. P. McCombs, editor of the Havre Re- *“ J1,10 way' a”d ‘1?“ we depr,1,viinR hlm PHILOSOPHY,. “ Superior. ... to Anything I Ever, Used! ” ' )>ublican, published at Havre De Grace, Md., at of 1> 8 »eat Mr. Hope said he “ hoped ” that we — "Dr. Biorbr—Having tried your Nutritive Compound for . hnyself and family, I dosiro to say that it Ib far tuperior to BAD VSE OF POWER. the conciU81on of an able criticism on the late would annihilate such fears without ceremony; Q rf H I anything that I ever uted, and I do Blncoroly and strongly ,It is certain that the Christian churches of St. convention of theological bigots held in Philadel- and Mr. Hope also added that it was his hope 1 <_? I JL • urge all sufferorB from natural or female complaints to for­ Louisorof New York could, by good and proper I phia.says: / a Pl8a8ant one. Mr Chapman , —■—- , I ward $1 to you for a trial package. My husband, who is a . Containing Essays by the leading Bplrltuallttlo Writer* of Medicine Agent, recommends your Compound toailwhoaro use of their influence, put a stop to public drunk- " We deny that this is a Christian government. ?a.f,Jle boped so,too.and just then the signal EuropeEurope and America; StatementsStatement* relating to the progros, Buffering from complaints to wbich females aro subject." . . ' 1 . 1 1 • mu______. ■ fwu UUliy U1UL *1.« IB.nru-j l»VIiriNLU»ll gUVVllJliJUUU.hftll ” rnnfr. nnd.... nff wont• HIia «train. 'la V » • ' . of Spiritualism In the variousvarlou* CountriesCountrie* of— the------Old I —JIfr«. O’. <7. A Shelbina Mo. enuBBB, and shut up all tho grog-Bbops In both The "majority’«jorlty of tbethe people of the United States ««*> rang, and <>«on wontwent tuethe train. _ . World; Notices of its Current Literature: Lists niHn. tt nniiroi«. I,? n7i„ . »i are ChrlstiauB,Christians, at least in name; but thothe protect- Now, reader, we won’t be selfish. You shall of Its State Organizations, Lyceums, Local 8 cities, if not entirely reform in this jospect the lnR ægl8 of th^ government is extended to every, have a seat in “No. 44 ” and we will seo the coun­ Societies, Media, Lecturers, Periodicals, Books, Correspondence, and Sugges- “All that it Claims to he.” population. It is also certain that tho Christian inhabitant of the land ; and whether he be Chris- together ' tlons relating to the future of I "This is the fourth package I have sent to you for, and churches of tho enlightened nations can nt any tian, Jew, Mahometan, or a'heathen Chinee,’ s h ‘ "Doinn Gradé" can truly say that the • Nutritivi Compound’ is all that it time stop all further wars, and stop the distiller- and whether ho worships and prays to the Christ s Mé annroàchinir a “down erode ” Yon SPIRITUALISN. claims to bo."— H. L., Meant, Mate. 1«. «nd ir _ of eighteen hundred years ago, the coming Mes- nee. we are approacning a aowngraae,. you . EDITED BY "Your medldno la all that Ib claimed for it."—Dr. T. J. ies a d go oral use of alcoholic drinks, if they jiaimmet, or the Imperial Joes, or all of can tell; for, as you look ahead, tbe line of the New York. ■ ■ ■ : wo“ld 880 P®wer they possess for that pur- I ffiem or none of them as bls conscience or jndg- track suddenly disappears. We are reaching the HUDSON TUTTLE and J. M. PEEBLES. "Your medicine Ib the tut medicine for a sick woman posé. Since they do not ubo tho power they pos- ment may dictato.be is entitled to exact and full unie rise of around and new the “arnde" la in that thoro is in tho whole world.”—B. M,, Maine. - bobs for thoso great reforms, and sinco botli wars consideration and equal protection In the oxer- 6 °““d'a™ n^oï-Æl to t£ • For »ale wholesale and retail by the nnbllalierB. WM —— WHITE * CO., at the BANNER OF LIGHT BOOKSTORE, T„ . ¥ tv--.* ,» - - , .• . . . .. cîho of tliRAo riphtfl bv our civil law! adq no who lull view, now curious ic iookb—iDaij ib.iOIdg 158 Washington street. Boston, Mass.; also by thtlr New I JUSl Wllul 1 UCCU« . ■ » • and drunkenness have been carried on generally (iare8 f0 dictate to, control or influence any man unprofessional eye, one of whom, remember, we VOrk Agents, tho AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY* 119 Nas- I , 4ia,(n«,, i am convinced that It Is Just what I need. I to hold them to a strict account for the bad use of is an enemy and a traitor to the fundamental -down, and- then, away yonder, one to ascend. postage O cents. tho power they possess. They preach peace and principles of true republican government. Lib- - —»»»■,——— I recently mot two ladles who have been taking tho Com- temperance, and practice war and drunkenness- | orty___. ______of couBcIence ___ is as ______dear to ______American freemen; How fast we travel! Grhcious! hold on lightl MFI FN H A RI (liA/’S vnw pound, and both speak well of it. Mra. E-, of Westfield, N. ; as the crimson current that warms their hearts, Let us look for something, and pray with all our Uxx.ll.B4V ■ ■ 'J W w II ■ y„ said to me, ‘ I wlah I could tell Dr, Storer how much good tat least, aid and abet both. The Catholics alone . and will never be given up without a mortal might that we shall not find it, viz.: a. broken rail! . BY LOIS WAI8BR00KER, his medicine bae dono mo. have votes enough in their control to stop every struggle. In this republic, let the temporal and __ f1. vo„„i m^i« Author of “ Alice Vaio,” "Suffrage for Woman,” etc., eta. grog-shop in New York or St Louis- and whv do spiritual institutions of the lend stand independ- How/«si we do R°' Whizl-slaml-bang! Tale- All who have read Mrs. Walsbrookor’s “Alice Vale "will “ Your modlclno has wrought a groat change in me. My grogBiiopin^e w xora qr.ot. uouis, anu wny ao i forever.” • graph poles seem to have a strange affinity for be anxious to peruse tills beautllbl story, which the pub digestion is improved, and my hands and feet, which wore they not do it, and save the enormous expenditure ont of ea^ °t^r >°^er------another . And wheQ wfl arK0 rea]] Ushers have put forth in elegant style. It Is.dedicated to always cold, aro now warm and often perspire. My friends " Woman Everywhere, and to Wronged and Outcast Woman notice tho change In my complexion for the bolter. I toll for poverty and crime? One reason only can we • ' „ An|oni„ TcxasJ ’ ing along' at a rate of fifty miles an hour, the —Especially."r— The— —author says: “_In dedicating— this book to” I my friends thall think with one more package I could draw woman In general, and to tho outcast in particular,! am „ hiiBrnr .„i.h mv hands "—Mr. a M n Indiana. seewhy t iey to not; and that is, that drunken- _ . t f M white Saturday evening fences are almost undistingulshable, trees look prompted by a love of Justice, as well a* by the desire to a ",,y, v„a „ ' „T. port. Unitarians, Univeraalists, Swedenborgians tatlon of the spiritualistic idea of tbe future life. Franklin ALICE VALE! CtmnRHcuf. . . and other enlightened sects do not depend on the ayery P«>‘ty ‘°wn.80 neat akd tidy-houses well I " May blessings and honor be awarded you for its dis- 4 STORY F OR THE TIMES, Í covory."—J. P. S., New Meant. , ignorance, and hence they do generally cooperate I dividual to reply. Mr. White boro his broad re- painted, fences whitewashed, etc. This seems J ' BY LOIS WAISBROOKER- I "I have already used one of the packages for which I Ben* ■ with Spiritualists and other reformers in efforts flections with remarkable patience, and, with a like New England. Mr. R. D. Salmond (one of This Is one of the best books for general reading anywhere to J08’ »nd nearly the other, and have rireirfy.WMivM to be found. It should and do doubt will attain a popularlt<- veri Brent benefit. Many disagreeable complaints bav ■ to reform society ; but we aro not vot etrnna I few words, loft him in a confuaed condition, from fho he-ivleat. HtncklmtitAi*. thin 'coTTmaiivi Ran equal to “The Gates Ajar." ' entirely cured by Ub use. I have recommended It w tnreooi enough to overcome tho ignorant masses that ? decldeX^effeshing an elegant residence near the railway station, ES’“Price »1,25; postage, 18 cents. my friends, who, after a fair trial, are also greatly helpec. The above bboks are for sale wholesale and retail by the 11 write this in Justice to Dr. Storer, who deserves (with the ewarm aronnd the altars of more popular socle- I jngi ana the speaker of tho evening was not His grounds are laid out with exquisite taste, publishers, W M, WHITE .b CO., at tho BANNER OF LIGHT good spirits) the thanks of suffering womanhood. If bo ties, as well as around tho liquor stands of drunk- annihilated, as one would have supposed him Cedar trees, well trimmed, add beauty to the BOOKHrORE, 156 Wasfclngton strcot, Boston, Mass.______wishes, he la at liberty to publish this,"—Lefler to the Ban- enness. about to be by the stylo in which his opponent 8cene an(i highly-finished statues are grouped QNE RELIGION. MANY CREEDS "^havobeentroubledwlththeEryBlpelaBinourfamlly . ESP" A traveling correspondent of theInterior, tnres into the arena against Mr. White again. artistically together. Ease and grace and com- Ullh IlfeklUlUII ■ limill UIIKkUOs this winter. We were Induced to try it, and the result has writing from tho Hol v Land gives us tho follow- Mr- N- Erank White lectured again Sunday fort seem depicted every where. This is a type of ’ BY BOSS WINANS. been improved health."—J. L., Connecticut. ' SZZT us tho follow- nl ht at Muench’8 Hall, to a better audience than the Southern home. Franklin is the last station ------“I have used two boxes of It already; It has helped me • " We object to wliat the Church demands, an unbounded I verv much. I have not been so well for flve years, ana now “K theological gems. . _ that of Saturday night, yet not so large as should On this line in Kentucky and unjustifiable conlldonco In the Infallibility of the writings I think I shall get well."—Mre. V. B. T., Minnuota. The Sea of Galilee, | have favored him, for wo believe there is an ap- on .lnl8 lln®Jn “-«»tuoKy. of Mose* and tbe prophots, and the Evangelists, and the . Nutritive Comnound • which I Bent for 1B doing my Apostles. We dissent from a sentimental attachment to an „IR, „„„^7 „„JtL’iii, 7, ridnmnt of good Oct. ^J, 1870. J preefation in our cltyof the gift of eloquence, Away-we go again. Nature assumes her best Impossible compound of God and man. Wo protest that wlfa F0.*!3, *“gr8than elxmonths with a c^lryogntorg . . CANA’ which Mr. White certainly possesses to a remans- postures through this region. • Here we are at Christian theology, as wo have It, Is not taught by God him- reputation.’jBend me Blx packages."—J. WE, Wuccnnn. It was a beautiful morning when we left Naza- able degree. The subject (Infidelity) was handled rnilntin Tenn Bolt, nor by Christ himself, nor Is It consistent with estab-1 •'»' ____ retb, the heat being moderated by the cool breeze I jn a masterly manner, and held the audience ' . . “ ' J,’’ . „.. , llshed facts, nor Is It comprehensible by our reason. Wo ___ ,5-....,,,, ' would show yoil that.Christianity, as taught among us, fs no which swept over the hills of Galileo. An hour’s (from which the bellicose individual of Saturday the county seat of Sumner County. This is a better than other systems taught In other than Christian THE ,f AlNUTRITIVE U V £| UVJ1U.VCOMPOUND“ ride brought ub to Cana, where Christ wrought night was missing) in rppt attention to its close, growing town. A short stop here, and on we go. countries, amt In some rcsoects not bo good. Is NOT IM nn-r-ri co hnt naokairas. which, when' his first miracle. The mother of Jesus, no doubt, The " raps," to which the speaker called attention, Think of it! thol8th of April, and it sterns like Tho historic part of the Bible, in relation to tho creation of “ 1 ™ BO\Th5®’ iX P? ? . . h“. tho world. has Its count- rpart also in the several systems of I dissolved In water, make ONE PINT of Restorative, was accnstomed to visit thia village of Galilee, were distinct upon the platform, and to bo heard midBnmmorl Then-nenar« fully leaved out tho theology hero mentioned. They all had their cosmologies 1 .. nf the removed by bo short a distance from her home, I from any part of the hall. Mr. White lectures 7 ,“, i « juny ieayea out, the based on equally good authority and equally "wide of tho I Pull direction, for use accompany each.packag T and an invitation to the marriage of a friend fur- again to-night, in tho Casino, If it can be secured; field8 an“ ““'s look beautiful in their covering of truth, as that recorded In tho Bible. The time and manner Nutoratiw. ' of tho creation, no man has ever known, or over will know, ■ w.n.j ______.e.w. nrinn' nisbed the occasion for this first display of that I if not, in Muench’s Hall. It is to be hoped the green. Vegetation, too, is far advanced. The sea- In this life; noris such knowledge of Importance In preparing Mailed, postpaid,on receipt of tbe price, miraculous power which subsequently filled the citizens of San Antonio, without regard to belief, son is early, they tell us. How soft and balmy the ourselves for tho Uto to come.’’—Extract from Preface. I Price $1,00 per package. $5 for six packages;... lend with tbe fame of Jesns of Nazareth. will give him a good hearing, and not permit him a -

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