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Itouner C’onteuls. would hesitate to spring forward into the gap, .tenderly to recall her to the fold, Joined the pop­ | mid tlie late surgical operation'juj/i! to have been 1 they were thereby led in safety through the.most F ir st Jlcmorlal Oration,’'"by Emma Hardingo snatch tlio'standard her dying hand has dropped, ular hue and cry ngainst her, and by way of. i so successfully performed liy a "spirit medium." 'threatening dangers." Britten. ^ and speak tlio tender and loving “ Godspeed ’’ to rendering Ills testimony of denunciation the 'morn | One of tlie party doubtlugly remarked, "I sliould As I must shortly sine up my ease on the life Second i’AGE.—Roein—* * Love Cannot Dio,’’ by William prominent, lie denied tlio littlo- motherless child , like to nee tin- man whose ankle was set by a fe­ Bruntun; “ The Liberal ClirlBtlan and SplMtualism,” hernngel homo, which so many full hearts but the boon she came to crave, and sought to visit male spirit medium.” Col. P«qie Immediately nnd Hmes of my dear and most wonderful sub­ by Samuel J . Young; “ Tho Natural and the Supernat­ speechless lips send-after her. Ids holy wrath on tlie unholy dead, by refusing ■: responded, "Gentlemen,,./ am Jlii- man, nnd.rail ject, I shall conelitdc tin- testimony 1 have .se­ u ral," by Itoburt Cooper; Banner Correspondence; Nearly all theSpirituallstsof tlie United States tlie Inst offices for its poor remains. j vouch for tlie entire truth of the statement.” lected, eliielly from .printed sources, by giving a . “ An Important Werk; “ lowa-Muetingof the State and Europe are familiar, with the nicdlumistic It wns whilst the trembling little .orphan ant on' i Col. I’ope is still n resident of • Boston, ami tiears few final cxeerpls.from tlie Biography cm....ruing Association of tfpitlluallats.” tlio doorstep of' tills follower of Christ, nml with i willing testimony to tlie truth of tills account. life-work of Mrs, Fannie Conant on earth. All tiie original plan observed in tlie now celebrated TUIUD two k. —“ Fanny,” by Mrs. Julia M. Carpenter; fast-falling tears wondered what next she should 1 must not omitT to notice, also, tlie wonderful *“ Wbat w Little Girl Sees In Egypt;” .’‘Something Tor. remember and Identify iier with thq, Message De­ Message Department of tlie Danner ut Light i do, that tlio noble .....stranger-who had before . powers of prevision which the spirits exercised Bo;« to Remember;” “ The British Quarterly on Mod­ partment of tlio Danner of Light, nml are accus­ guided her to tlio physician’s door, reiippnired ern Necromancy;” “ Harrison's ‘SpiritTeople;’ ” i‘o- through Mrs. Cmiaiit’s organism. Not even tlm ” T-lio—Banner of Light hi-'iiig'luioigtil In-fore tomed to think of her as tlie mobile and wonder­ nml directed her to go nnd seek out n. venerable .the mateiial and menial world tlinmgli tlie ef­ ciii— Away toisea;” J.l&tof Spiritualist Lectures. Methodist minister, who lie assured her would, volume of Biography which has been given to tlm fully gifted medium through whom tlie different forts of its energelie publishers, nnd eondueted — EOUKILLFaOK.—Leading Editorials on “ Great Progress ami did, perform tlie required services for- the world can begin to do Justice to the wide range of Splrliuallsm In England,” “ The Bible In the grades, chisses and varieties of spirits that by the ageney of the spiritiml, through the or­ dead. „ 1 of prevision exercised by Invisible eyes and spo­ ganism of Mrs. Conant, they inaugurated, during Schools,” “ ,Ylce President Wilson,” etc, thronged the Banner of Light Circles found their At fifteen the ynpng mystic left her father's F ifth Page. — “ Brief Paragraphs,” New Advertise­ ken through the lips of Fannie Coiianl. On tlie summer of 1 Mr,?. at Boom'Jj, National House, Inimitable exponent; but it is only through her house to'seek her own rugged path in life, as u a series id' eirele-. preliminary to tlmo- wliieli in m ents, etc. * , workwoman. She found - employment at her more than one occasion, she averted destruction Sixth P age. — “ Physical Manifestations-Under Strict IHoanAi’HYtlmt the world can become cognizant after years have hi-cmue so prominent a fnajure needle in Lowell, iindftlius continued until tiie from tlie crews and passengers'of. tlie steamers of tlmt journal.'. At first -in Ids ignorance of the Test Conditions,” by A. E. Stanley; “ A Marvelous of' the wide and varied field of usefulness she age of. twenty, when siie became (lie wife of Mr. Manifestation;” Poem —“ Down to Sleep;” “ The siie made passages on, by warning tlmhi oL.enui laws of spirit eomtmiuiou (In common with (lie filled independent of her coiinecjlon with'the John II. Conant, a grandson.of l’rof. John Hub­ 'giea't'b'iiili''df'''Hie"SjVIVIt irnttst'iHiclicveis of that- Court of Reconciliation;” Miscellaneous Paragraphs; bard, fif Dartmouth College. For two years after ; ing storms. Tlieeiitireeourseof Hie great .Amer­ Advertisements. Danner of Light, and the immense range of splr-, ican war, even to the-years and months of Us do- dale) -.Mr. Berry conceived He- Men that the se­ Seventh Page..—” Mediums In Boston;” Book and oth­ her marriage tier, health, always fragile, failed ances Mill'd lie hold-strictly iirprivalc, only him­ itua] gifts besides tlml of trance-speaking with so rapidly that at length her case' was pronounced i ration, was prophesied through her lips la-fore er advertisements, which she was endowed. . It is to he imped Mrs. self and Mrs. c. being at tie- (aide,-witli now E ighth Page.—“ Pearls;” “ The Uncrowned Sover­ hopeless. Going*by the advice of friends to eon-, | tlie treacherous calm of the nation's apparent and (In-ii a mutual friend introduced by way of eigns;” “ Prof.. William Denton at Paine Hall:” Conant’s Diography lias been in every-hand, suit one of tlie prominent test-mediums of tlie “ New Publications;” “ Molds made UySpIrlls,” by - peace was disturbed by a single ripple. experiment; hut.'timillv, at the suggr/lion of Mr. and lias found its plneo in tlie library of every true day, she made tlie acquaintance of that, noble Cnlliy, a certain' nnmliia. of. vi-;it-ti.Y.1.->';k-i .ns.iL. 'William Denton, et:. spiritwlio afterwards became her life-long friend, Publicly 'aflil privately alike siie might leave Spiritualist. If it be not so, it ought to be. Dut ‘ buttery ' for the I'tmiidilng of maaireii'e supplies and through her ns his medium tlie fiicndjuid ,'been'deemed the. prophetess of tlie nineteenth to tlie medium - were regularly brought in. Tlm'si- even at tins risk of reiterating in your ears a healerof uncounted sufferers, who llockcd'totliis century had all her sybilliuc utterances been fully small circles of t[treenr tour persons prepared Hu- ®jfc iilostrum, familiar (ate, 1 feel tlio propriety of present­ source for relief, ay, and found it too, when all recorded. One of the most important events of way in lime for an Increase of numbc-is, which ing yon in this place with a brief transcript of aid from mortals failed. Tlie spirit here alluded 'continued 'till the room became too small, and to wns Dr. John Dix' Fisher—a mime tlmt, as the her brief career, however, and tin- one witli that history, together with such remarks from Mr. li. was directed'Ity the spirits Hi prepare an­ MEMORIAL:- ORATION, beneficent spirit healer and guide of Fannie Co­ j which the memory of tlio world at large most other fni' the better imrommndution of tlm iuuli- my own personal knowledge of my subject us nant, hiindri'd's 'iijioif' hiindredj! havirh'tul cause i nnivyrsnllv associates -imr. .was tier long and re. cnccs assembling. "He, therefore, in tlm spring Delivered in Honor of the late Mrs. J. H. will most concisely recall to our minds what wc to romeiiiber.with grateful blessings. i markable conneelion witli tlie D,inner of Light. of 1 h.i.s, titled a room at tlm (then) oll'm-- of tlm Conant, at Music Hall, Boston, on Sun­ have gained in tlie life, what wo have toacer-, Dr. Fisher, at this first interview, promised to Danner of Light, situated at Brattle street, cure the patient-In three weeks, hut demanded ; If I iiiiveihveit somewhat atleiigth on her many day Afternoon, Oct. IOth, by Emma tain extent lost in tlie. translation, of Fannie Boston. • . asdiis fee the boon of tier lifelong service dedi-' !'girts and the mediumistic career which preceded Mr. Berry was for a long while his own report­ Hardingo Britten. Conant. As 1 propose to quote several passages cated to humanity. Ho declared she was tlie ! her appearance before tlie world as the Danner er—writing down whatever came from the in­ of Mrs. Conant’s Diography, I must premise tlmt greatest medium of tlie age, and lie required, ' Medium, it is beciuise—tin- vast and' Import- visibles for reference or publication as the ease [Reported for the Banner of Light by .John W. Day.] wlmt Fannin Conant than promised nnd after­ the substance of it was furnished by Mrs. Co­ ; nut field of labor she tliere occupied, like a might lie. l'ri-vioiis to the establishment of Hm nant herself and spirits speaking through her wards faithfully performed, a steady devotion of C'irelo linnm at .*!1 Brattle street, Mrs. c-mant After several fl’ppropriate pieces of music hud nil, her remarkable powers to tiie world. From- mighty Leviathan seems to swallow up and ab­ laid become .so thuroughjj^dcplclcd of vital lorn-, been sung by the choir, and a sublime Invocation lips, tlie Danner reporter, Mr. John IV. Day, till's time her career as a public medium com­ sorb all lesser interests, and identify her in the by reason of lu-r ministrations, tlmt ...... nly way rend by Mrs. britteu from Mrs. Cunnnt’s “Flashes taking down tlie statements: menced. Her specialities were strong, physical heart-love of the great multitude ,in tlmt one in which eominiiiiieiiHoiis could lm given through manifestations; raps, movements of ponderable of Light,” as uttered by Mrs. Conant at one of Frances Ann Crowell, born at Portsmouth, N. diameter only. I have spoken of her as tin- me­ iter by tlm invisibles was by their bringing Iier bodies, movements tlmt required no darkness, into a profound slumber, and limn writing nm- the Banner of Light Circles under the inspiration II., 18.'it, first went to school at tlm-age.of six dium child, the seoross, clairvoyant, elairau- years, and after an attendance at oniyor two of screen, or equivocal conditions for their perform­ clmnieully throngli |mr hand—Mr. Ileiry; moving of the late Bov. Thomas Starr King, Mrs. Brit­ the public schools of tlie town, rendered lliie.tii- ance, but demonstrations tlmt followed lu-r every­ dlciit, the good physician, tlie skillful hone- the paper as la-l as it lu-eaum necessary. ten gave another short .prayer, ami commenced ating and irregular on account of the child’s ex­ where—at table, or in (ho street, sleeping or wait ■ setter, and surgeon, the weird physical force The messages wlimli wen- given t-hroiigli Mrs. the following oration : - ceedingly delicate health, she abandoned her ing, sewing or cooking, anywhere and every­ medium, Hie reader of heads, llie bright I ranee Conant (luring tin-first six months of Her minis­ scholastic studies at tlie age of eleven, and never where, nnd generally accompanied with such trations al these circles—and written' down by “ THE JVAGES OF SIN* IS' DEATH.’,' tests of personal identity ns left no shadow of spenN-er, trance and automatic writer, the t subsequently renewed them. Mr. Deny as she spoke llo-in—wen- iillcrward Deatii I paleijngel.1 holy transfigiirntor! ward- doubt on tlie minds of tlio thousands tlmt docked propltvh-sspiud sybil. We trace’tier in a career rigidlv tested by tlie firm writing to the relatives From her earliest childhood Fannie was a me­ to her stances, tlmt it wns tlie spirits of immortal , en.of tlie gates of eternal life, light, and liberty! dium. Baps and movements of furniture fre­ which lijfvt-r pauses -never stops fur hreatti, lint iimiitfoiwd, examining town records, visiting, friends nnd kindred tlmt telegraphed to' them ion,.dll,/like the flow of a inighlytorn-nt—on, on, when practicable, in per-on, the li'wnds or ac­ most truly does death pay tlie .wages of sin, for quently occurred in her presence, hut ns her ex­ through her organism. ' cellent mother was nlso a medium, and audibly ufiTlsohs itself to restlin the ocean of eternity— quaintances' of tlie communicating parlies, etc,,, there Is not a creature, high or low, snln.t <>T sin­ conversed with spirits, tlie littliV^ine was taught, Mrs. Conant was also a flue trailed' medium, aiid not one was inserted in tlm.,paper till it was ner, beautiful or hideous, but what seems to lay oven from- the early dawn of consciousness, to discoursing witli an eloquence nml beauty that such was Hie. life of this wild, weird, wonderful Tuuml correct by mundane eV'nleiiee. Thuse was nil tlie more marvelous In a person of her down Its load of imperfection beneath the snered believe in spiritual existence nml tlie ever pres­ child, girl, woman—almost, we might say, from which could not. lie immediately analyzed .and ent ministration of angels. At tlie ajlje. of nine1 very limited education. Sometimes tlie physical the cradle to tlfegruve. endorsed were put on tile for Inline relerenee. touch of death, and become purified and exalted manifestations which occurred in her presence years the child being despatched Into one night to And now as I am about to speak of that era in Finally the medium, being prostrated by sick­ Into a higher state of being by the mysterious summon a doctor to the bedside of tier mother,' were of tlie most astounding nnd boisterous char­ ness, ilm -supply of .messages which hud been Change. Instinctively touched.by tlie utter help­ acter,, She would he lifto'd'llp to tlie ceiling in Fannie Coiiaiit’s life which not only stamps her tested as li-liaiile lieeanie exliau.-ted before Imr 'who was believed tube in the death agony, the her clmir, carried around hither and thither, doors lessness of‘tlie quietdead, tlie inability to harm"us poor little loving creature, terror-stricken alike name on tin- shilling list of immortality, Imt de­ recovery, mid Mr. Berrv called on her to sec Would be locked and unlocked at will, and on cided the fate of thousands of others, and niiist wlmi. should!he doin'. Hi- salil that as tlm others further, or resent insult or injury moro; we say by tlie demand made upon her strength and cour­ one occasion a glorious .‘-hilling figure of a radi­ age, and, broken-hearted at tlie fear of losing her yet' hmke its mark upon the unborn millions of had been found tube trim, Ilm idea presented it­ even of the worst of -criminals, “ peace to his ant female was presented visibly to tlie eyes of a self to his mind that lm laid holler run Ilm. residue- beloved parent, fainted by .the way, or as "it was future generations, I shall ask you to ■concen­ ashes;” nor do we recall tlie memory oven of our afterwnrds believed, fell iiitun trance, Iii.which circle of six persons, and tliat in a room already (though not yet pronounced correct) through lighted nnd wholly without'Thu aid of cabinets, trate your minds finally on tiiecoimeetion of this enemies when they have passed out of our path condition she beheld a tall,'iiobledonking man, (lie press. .Siie-advised him to follow tils Im­ screens, or paraphernalia of any kind. Amongst Wonderful medium witli tlie Banner of Light., pression, saying that Imr object Was to gel at the through tlie mystic portals of death, without who guided her to the physician's door, and her other spiritual endowments we may mention promised tlmt her mother should live until she Her labor in tin* Message Department, as the .truth, In common with tin- mass of investigators, some adjective of pity, some Word of extenuation Mrs. Conant’S wonderful gift of clairvoyance, and that if false messages had been or wore being could return witli assistance, nfter which she medium through who^- lips over ten thousand' for wrongs dpne, or some aspiration of-mercy for would surely recover. enabling her to find hidden and lost things, and given through her, she would like to'liave-tlm although tlds was a phase of mediumship she spirits communicated with -tln-lr i-artlily friends, the sins of a parted soul. Deatii is indeed tlie This mysterious acquaintance informed tlie tael settled beyond dispute. These tiled eom- never exercised professionally, it .often became forms, as all who like myself have been acquaint; miiiiieiitioiis were then given to tlm public, great trnnsfigurntor through whose holy light we child that lie was an ancient Greek, had come from tlie better world .In answer toiler soul’s of singular value to herself anil.her intimate ed witli tin* early history of tills journal, only one thruugh Hie columns of the Banner of Light. As can pgreeive nothing hut the mercy of God, the petition for help, and that he was then, and ever friends. " limy were lit a qn-at measure from poisons re­ pity of angels, tlie day-beams of divine charity. She was nlso an inimitable writing medium, item in her relations to..its best interests—I be­ siding.in foreign'count lies, or in dislanl purls of would remain, one of her guardian spirits. and was frequently-known to write medical pro- lieve I may venture to say that.wide-spread and And if these gentle elements of love spring up When about ten years of age, little Fannie the. United Stall!-, the process of testing them scriptions with one hand and long test communi­ sterling.Instrument of spiritual light and knowl­ was not as practicable us in the case of the former like blossoms from the ashes even of tlie erring was .attacked by a long and dangerous lit of sick­ ness. . During a period of over six months her cations with the other at the same time. • . edge owes its very birth, no lisps than tlie main­ class already published, lint .in time' many of dead, how much more gloriously does the chem­ them were proved to la- perfectly correct. Tlm case baffled tlio skill of the best physicians in ‘Although it is dilllcult to select specialities tenance of its long-eoiltimied sphere of useful­ istry of death act upon the good, the true, the the neighborhood, either to cure or account for. from a life so rare, varied and "marked In ntl Its faith both of tin- -meduim ami imr associates be­ . beautiful! How much more beautiful do the Its speciality was, that whenever any drugs or ness, to the mediumship of Fannie Conant. By came stronger at this demonstration of reliability, phases, it Is proper to remark that for’many • a series of evidently well-concerted plans on the and afterward tlie messages were umpn --tioning- many-colored leaves show forth, dying ns they medicaments were to lie administered her invisi­ ble angel guardians disapproved of, tiiey would years, in fact from tlie very hour when the good part of tlie spirit-world—the minds of its two prin­ ly printed without preliminary examination. To noware in the evening tide of autumn, [pointing gain an adequate concept ion of Ilm strong claim clench her teeth, throw her into a deep trance, Dr: Fisher first assumed Ids fatherly care of this cipal founders, Luther Colby.and William .iier- to tlio garlands of autumn leaves that adorned for credence and lielieLset.ap by Ilm Message De­ and then prescribe through her own lips witli a wonderful medium, tlmt one of the most .promi­ ry, were separately prepared for the inception qf the platform,] than they were in the pride and wisdoiu and success which compelled tlio Faculty partment of tin- Ilunijcr, it is only necessary to nent ns well as beneficent uses of her great powers this undertaking. Their fortunes were so mold­ j examine (lie files of flint paper from its earlier prime of their slimmer glory, when the full tide of to acknowledge tlie marvelous efficacy of the directions, and the unaccountable science and was in the direction of healing and prescribing ed, too, it would seem, as to lead them up to the 1 issues to the present, hour. Tlm skeptical render life poured through every youthful fibre: And if i will lie astonished at tlie mass of testimony fur- acumen displayed by the young somnnmbulist. for tlie sick. Our very limited space will only al­ duty they hail to perforin. At length they wen- the angel of tlio beautiful touches thus mercifully I nished tliere in letters received, through tlm Soon after Fannie’s recovery, her mother was low me to make one extract from nrccordof many brought by a perfect chain of coincidences, not ■ even the perishing clay of the soil, and imprints again prostrated by sickness—which proved to i mails, from entire strangers, in pill parts of the hundreds which exist of this power. I here cite one link of which could have been forged by ' cauiilry, acknowledging the truthfulness of the a new glory upon the fall of the forest leaf, how be her last—and with tills event commenced ninny from Mrs. Conant’s experiences a singular mani­ chance or accident, Into tlie society of Mrs. Co- eoiiimunieations. .These living verifications of radiantly must.she gild the forms of earth’s mar­ singular spirit manifestations, both mental and .physical in character. So startling were these festation of spirit-presence ami efficiency : niint; They .did not visit iier nt first together, or tin- ‘ letters" of lip' dead,' if published would tyrs, heroes, saints and benefactors! IIow radi­ of themselves make a-large volume." ' ■ displays ofinvisible force, that neither money nor In tlie latter part of tlie year 18ti5, Mrs. Conant with any design of employing her services. They antly must slie light up.shrines sacred to tlie friendship, would induce persons' to stay in (he commenced boarding at the residence of Mr.,ami Ajid now, frjeml-s.-we have some data before didjiot question Iier of their future, but tlu-y ni'emory of earth's pure and sinless ones, and house with the patient. As soon ns the disturb­ Mrs. Col. Pope, on Tileston street, Boston. ! us by which we may begin to gauge Hie life-work came each in his place, ns the spirits wanted , how triumphantly does she this day illumine with ance's began,-away ran every one in mortal fright, Some time afterwards, in tlie month of Decem­ | of our subject and a-tit to our rcmciiihrancc of leaving upon tlie daughter the entire burden of ber, tlie medium became entranced, by her con­ 'and when they wanted them. When all was a divine halo the spirit brow of her in whose dear j Mrs. Conant, the medium for tlie Danner of Light household -duties and tlie care of her afflicteil stant medical adviser, John, Dix Fisher, who ready and their minds were sufficiently prcpnrciT niemory this vast assemblage has gathered to­ informed Mrs. P. tlmt her husband bad met i Message Department—Mrs. Conant, Ilm rapping, parent. fur wlmt was required of them, till! prophetic gether I The good woman, tlie true friend, the When she was about eleven years of age, tills -witli an accident, nnd would soon be brought j writing, he‘a I ing, I ranee speak ing, prophetic elair-' .scheme was unfolded, and ive cannot .describe its mnrtyr of a strange and unpopular world’s move­ period of anxious and self-devoting labor drew' home, at the same time requesting her not to i voyiint, and physical force medium. As regards to a close. A few days previous to tlie parent’s become excited, ns the ease was not so serious enunciation to tlie principal personages of Hie- ment, the heroine , who bravely liveit and tolled I the physical force endowments of this remarkable decease, she called, the little one to her bedside but tlmt, with her and Mr. Pope’s permission, grand drama-better than in the terse and lucid in Its advocacy, the good soldier who died at her lie [Dr. Fisher] could take care of it. Tlie Indy, j lady, i have heard many Spiritualists of uld- and snid: Idngimge of her biographer; post, ever faithful to'the onerous duties of the “ Fannie, I am going to leave you;” upon notwithstanding, was considerably excited at tlie I standing affirm tlu-y had no int- ivst'-for them, in which the. sad-fneed child cried, " Oil take me unwelcome intelligence siie Imd so suddenly re­ " And now ensued a remarkable fulfillment of I fact that they hud long'-At, - V //<

■ J. ■^'■^KTST E B p’-F L I G-HT NOVEMBER 27, 1875.

To llook-ltnycrM . -opinion among tlm high . intellectual classes'of Vic© President Wilson. - Fo-opcrntioii 1 A m erica. - A . 11 The Spiritual Magazine, At our new location, No. ii Montgomery Place, England in regard to the proofs of n “'preternat­ Tin1 second officer in tlie Government of tlie The great social problom, tlie adjustment of For November — Samuel Watson, Memphis corner of Province street, Hasten, we have a fine ural.” clement in tlie spiritual phenomena, they United States 1ms passed to the other shore front tlie. relations of capital and labor, which lins de­ Tenn., editor and publisher—is full of good ltookstore on tin* gronml lloor of the Building, may lie found in a remarkable article on Theism earth-life,"the event- oeenriing at Washington, fied .solution by political economists, seems at tilings. Mr. Watson announces that lie proposes 'where we keep on sale a large stock of Spiritual, ' iiiThe^ Lomhuv Westminster Heviewrthe great D.-C., on Monday-morning- last, Noy- 22. IqsJJp^pproxffiiati,', a .solution,liy .t)je^i^.lt.y ,ot to enlarge/the magazine for the coming year. Itefnmiatoiy and .Miscellaneous Works, to which organ of (lie liailieals, as tlie Eritish Quarterly is ’Wilson imd been suffering for some time from an iaW tng iheiiT*'Tt*Ts"^ tliiriy-t wo years ' since ’the' A\Vnfe ideased to note tliis, ns it'sliiiws tliat tills we iiivite ymif attention.i of ihoT'onservatives. This'wiiter, after arguing illness which "his friends knew, was to eventuate went-ers of Rochdale, England,' began their, fa­ able Southeni advocate of tlie cause, is broaden­ Ordei saeei.inpanied hv cash will receive' prompt lliat "religions are not made, they grow," makes as it lias, but by the force of an excellent eonsti- mous system of cooperation, ami at prest'nt their ing out, as to its-ppcunlnry hasis^and is therefore attention. We an* prepared to forward any the following remarkable admissions : | tution, temperate habits and high spirits, lie lias prosperity ami success arcbeyond all example in enabled to look forward to added work. The fol­ of the publications of tli*< Hook Trade at usni.il | ‘“ Tlie religion of flic future is in our midst nl- ! managed to protract tlie fatal issue until this .the world's.history. Three .millions, or more lowing. test through Jonies V, Mansfield, the rates. We n-speel fullyaleoline all husiness opera­ | ready, working like pote.nl yeast in Hie minds of tions lookinirio the sale of Hooks on commission, ' the people. It is in our midst to day with signs ! time. Ho died a poor man, nnd without any than one-tenth of tlie population of Englnnd, letter-nnswering medium, at 361 Sixtli Avenue, or when cash does not accompany the order, i''and wonders uprising like a swollen tide, and stain of eorniptlon-upon him1 in an age when tlie linve been organized uiiiler'tho new system, nnd New York, is given by Mr. Watson in tho pres­ Send for a free ('nlnloguo of our ruhlmations. ; seorning tlie barriers of Nature’,s la\Vs. Hut how- j air is thick with stories of fraud and venality. their financial success is such that witli their ent number of ills magazine : j ever 'irresistibleIts i ffects, they art-not deelnred | Horn in poverty, the deceased Vice President left overflowing capital they are seeking investments A. DISCREPANCY EXPLAINED. , W lu•iH.iilirx trmn tin; II an Nan o r l.uniT. can-.-Humid : on the siirfaee. //ivoms riiliiui it.nh-.itiiii il x)‘h i,n I HielapstHiie to plunge into the work and turmoil in America, and direct trade with our people. Some months since Mrs. Cora L. Y. Tappan , N-taken Oj dl-'UriguMi tn'^vvei'ire,Iltirri‘s|„,in|. | of politics, and found ids recompense in rcnching They ask Americans to organize cooperation in a lecture given through her by Judge J. w. Edi cnis. t>nr istlHmiiri ao* n|ii'ii inr the exiTessli.n "f lni|>vr- : lliihli ii from thr priulnit, its trntliK m v rt'rrii'nl Uionds,- I11 London, snid it had been twelvo S'lnl fret' Minnah!: lull a e rsniinl loi'lerlnlo' 0. eliilelse the ! In liiihi-.i. Once'more 1 lie weal; Will confound tlie 1 the second office in the gift of his* fellow-citizens. among themselves and cooperation with their ‘varleil shsilt's nf "|'|-. Inn t" whhh nutenr ri-sjii i mli'O t s nl vt* months or more since lie had controlled any tiller.Hire, | mighty,-the fooli-li I tie wise, anil'base tilings , in tlie purely political view, that is much, though Britisli brethren. Their request is already re­ medium. Hnving seen in the Banner of Light' i and tilings despised, it may tie even tilings that are J in tlie larger and purer, .spiritual view lie might sponded to by tlie organization ami incorpora- that lie lind spoken through Mrs. Conant and I not, bring to naught tilings llmt are, for it seems other mediums, ns well as Mrs. Hawks, we felt certain that '."'whether truly or whether falsely, j lmve done even more for himself in a private and tioiyif the American Cooperative Union, at Louis­ tranquil station. ' - very desirous to ascertain the truth in regard to | Spiritualisin' \Vill rccstnliHsh. on what professes ville, Ky., which has been selected as the most it. Knowing Dr. J. V. Mnnsfield to be a most aCannn' of i to lie ground of po-ilive evidence. Hie fading be- I It is no lime for commentary on public-men central point in tlie United States. reliable medium, wo addressed tlie following let­ ■ lief in a.fidule life—not such a future as is dear J1 Hint smacks nt all of tlie critical. The event This organization wns effected by the joint ter to him, secured so that its contents could not i to the reigning llicnlngv, lull a future developed be seen liy mortnl eye: BOSTON, 8ATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1875. I from the present, a continuation, under improved called deatli hushes all voices at the edge of the labors of Dr. Tlios. D. Worsall, tlie agent of the Mem ph is, August 5, H75, | rouditious, of tin- scheme of things around ns." grave. We think in that supreme moment-not British CooperativcUnion, anil Dr. J. R. Buchan­ .JnuuiJ—\ \ . E dmonds-D ™ ! Urn,: Mrs. Taiip.-iii hmno OFFI4 i: AM) IIOOUNTOUK, of what a man might lmve been oilier than what an, of Louisville, Ky., nnd dates from tlie 2d of of liur luetuiYSlH nmilu to ftuyiti tlio Muillimi ;vmi Day* ! Tlie writer errs when he speaks of a “ seorning hrrak; that It has^hi'un twelve months slnVo you |Iav0 >'o. 0 nuiilKoiupi'y IMufc, ro n ifr o f l ’ rotlnrt* of theJiarriers of Nature's laws.” Nature's laws lie was, but of tlie great fact that all worldly Noynnibbr, 1875,. Dr. Buchanan is the President spoken tlmHiKh any lnibllum. Is thiscon-nctV lfso, how • llaOHCI' I'tlHirn ahotfr tho (’oiiimunloutlon you guvo through Mrs. Hawks ! cannot lie overleaped with impunity. Tlie devel­ i lion'ors. are small indeed in comparison with what of the American Cooperative Union, and Dr, as puhlit-liCMl in the''Matf.r/lno, as eointiitf from you throusli AUKNTh roll T11K 1IANNKH I SKW YHUK, ; abides witli the spirit. That' is tlie whole fact, hvr organism? “Please*answer folly, reconciling the ills- T H E A M Kit I < * A.N N K W S rD M rA N V , ll!» NASSAU ST. opments of Spiritualism are all in accordance Worsall the chief manager; tlie central Hoard CM’iKincy. Yours-for truth, fraternally. : and all there is to 'Hie story. The Vice President consists of prominent citizens of Louisville. - tiAMtIKI. WATRONT; V O I. II Y *V H I < 11 . ; with law; and it is the absurd th’miuiphohiti of . legislators and priests which has prevented liith- now regards these-tilings as''they are, in their A very important feature of this movement is Tills letter was returned with all tlie privato ITlll.lMI till* A M> rKtiriiiKT'ms. marks, showing it had not been opened, with : ertn all rational inferenees from the wonderful just nnd true relations. His example of indn's- tlie. establishment of a fund and a committee for . U n m t C'W.itY. ....K ditoiu tlie following answcr; ISAM I»,*I{1( ii.. Ur-isKf M ASAia.u. ; faels^ Hut tin- remarks of tlie writer in tlie j try am-1 perseverance will lie held up to a coming propngnndism, for the diffusion of education nnd 1>j:au Watson-Y ours of August 5th reached our mu­ | generation I-aI 'M •ahuiiM 1 to : quoted fr.om tlie other leading organs of English j which is Hint all are liound to make tlie most of aid of philanthropic movements. Our rentiers has tiriMi his gain; Ills physical condition lias hccu much l.rriiKH (‘m itv: ;ui*l »■»•—i-n K-t* I.KT'n-Hs u> l*.\.\r Improved. U. K11 ii, lU.Nvsiu iy Uiiirr rriu.iMit.sr* IIuI'sk, Bus­ [ scholarship and thought, indicate clearly the I themselves, whether they become Presidents, will readily appreciate tlie importance of such a Touching the remark mrtdc by Mrs. Tanpan, ^ fnVnded tos. M A-V j Vice Presidents, or remain private citizens. to hnvf futhHw/'liw. month* more in England, having ■ present drift in regard to Spiritualism. Our propagandist movement if controlled by the com­ no rt/frt.ncf. to communication* given in America, My j American organs will now viuiHw*i- to say “There ; Party feeling, loses-much of its bitterness and prehensive and liberal views of Prof. Buchanan. uoutrolnr Mrs. Tappan at that moment would notallow \ Now SI (try. mo to ho explicit, henco tho discrepancy. I have more to | must lie something in it." Even the “ l’opuhu- edge in tlm presence of deatli. Tlie press joins When tliis society shall lmve spread in America give you through tho mediumship of that Hod-gifted lady, We liavt' itii tile for pulilii'alioii-if oi,r readers Selenee Monthly ” may diire Inbreathe tlie word 'freely in its tributes to tlie memory of Henry as it has in England, proving Hint labor can re­ Mrs. Hawks, ere long. Itrothcr, 1 recollect the tltno you would like such mailer during the-long, cold came to talk with me touching the name of yourgh-st vol­ SpiritunHm. Who can tell'.’ Wilson, and lie will be remembered as,a faitliful deem nnd elevnte itself without the aid of capi­ ume or “ Clock Struck One. 11 The Imok Is doing Its evenings that winter lias inaugurated—a Grand work. Keep your eye on the light within your soul. It worker for human rights and the entire freedom talists, nnd wlien its vast energies and resources will lead ytm sarely to that which changes not In huavon, Domi-.'TH SroiiY, written expressly for 111 is pa­ Yours ever. .1. W. Edmonds, Th<> Itiblc in the Schools. of his country. -* shall be applied to the^relief of- all our social ca­ per by the talented authoress,"d/rr. .1. K. I ’lirhr, , About three weeks previous to tlie deatli .of lamities and evils, it is anticipated by Its friends entitled, Hi a certain place in New Jersey, we observe,' Auburn, Central New Yorli. tlm Vice President lie visited tlie residence of that pauperism and ignorance will gradually dis­ DAISY DOANE; a school tcai'.hcr lias undertaken to compromise That earnest worker J. II. Harter, writing from tlie mailer of reading the llihle to the pupils by Mrs. Mary M. llnrdy, tlie well known test me­ appear. The'powcr and philanthropy of coop­ mi, dium in Boston, and held communion witli ids eration were fully set fortli by Prof. Buchanan in Auburn, informs us that Orthodox opposition Is dispensing with Hint and reading (lie Ten Com­ strong in Auburn. He says: “ We have a^tato SUNSHINE AFTER DAEKNESS. mandments instead. Tills introduction of tlie wife Harriet aqd son Hamilton. They then in- Ills inaugural address, nnd when we shall have .formed him that lie would soon lie sick, and Prison on ono hand nnd a. theological Jctiiliinry Mosaic law into tho public schools is as novel a received a .copy we may recur to this subject. Now, patrons, would you like such a serial, or • warned him to he extremely cautious in' regard to on the other, anil botli have n deleterious influ­ performance as it is nonsensical. Certain Catho­ would you prefer I'xelusivoly reports of leetiires, mental labor, or lie would speedily come to their ence on tho ■ real morals of tlie community. lic' priests, on tint other hand, although we will Tlie American I.iberal Tract Society disriissinns, ete., as heretofore V We desiri'.To side of life. Although a believer in Spiritualism, Three murder trials have just closed In oiir city, please our leaders, of course, and therefore silb- do them the justice to say that they are very few Desire to submit tlie following practical sugges­ nnd ere long tlie gallows—emblem of the dark in number, insist o,n tlie method, which- is fully the information lie had received was of so start­ tion to nil tlm generous ami progressive readers 'mit the above ipiestioii, for Hie young and tlie ling a nature that he.dimbtcd its Correctness, and ages—will he called into requisition by a-pro­ as sectarian ns the on“ with which they find of tlie, Banner of Light, old to vote upon—Hie polls III eliise in I wo Weeks when tlm seance ended, anil lie had taken up ids fessed Christian people." fault. In this state of affairs, what can lie fairer, ’ In view of the special efforts now being put from dale. «• .. hut to leave the hoi'iso, lie turned to Mrs. Hardy as well ns more compatible witli the spirit in forth’ by tlie churches of various denominations, -53?" An Illinois lawyer, who isUnvestigating witli this inquiry;, "lias your experience ns a d rc u l I’rugrcss <>l’ Npii-ittiulisin in which Hie common schools were established, tlinn to organize si "revival” looking to tlie interest tlie claims of tho Spiritual Philosophy, thus writes medium led you to place explicit confidence Hi lingliiiiil. to withdraw Hible-roading from tlie schools alto­ of their particular kind of religion, it is deemed us under date of Nov. 1st: the reliability of spirit-communication of n pro­ We call the ntteiitimi of our readers to the gether, on tlie plain, broad ground that, inas­ advisable at this particular juncture to scatter the .“ •I am a constant reader of your paper, and phetic nature?” Mrs. II.'‘replied that such had . very significant arlielelnauother.eolumn from the much ns it notoriously provokes sectarian feel­ seeds of spiritual and radical thought among tlie admire it very much in many respects. I liko its ing, it thereby heroines a sectarian practice,-and been her experience on several. occasions, but people to a greater extent than ever before. Tlie dignified tone, and tlie manner in which it deals Tiondon Spectator on a paper entitled “ Modern that spirits of a high order seldom made predic­ with its opponents. Of course I do not beiievo ' Necromancy,” in the last number of tlie.British should therefore be'discontinued. officers of the Society say they lmve excellent tions concerning the-future; that when a spirit all I rend in the pages of tlie Banner, which may Quarterly llevicw. The Spectator is one of the That lhc mere net of reading a few verses in reading nmtter for. a dozen or more valuable l)n my fault niul tlie wnnt of a better spiritual did so positively, and she was satisfied ns to tlie ablest and most iiilliiential of the I.otnlon weekly tlie Kihle.at the opening or elhsiug of .school ses­ tracts, two hundred thousand, pages of .which can ■education; but I am intensely desirous to hear reliability of the spirit, she. should have no hesi­ from the other world, and your good paper is ono ni'ws]iapeis ; and from this fact the importance sions, can .lie .conducive to anything like reli­ be, printed for tlie extaordinarily small sum of tation in Relieving tlie same. ."Should such a among tlie few whiidi tries to unlock the. mouths of its admifsjuns may he. 1 nO'rreiL.' Until the gious instruction, it would not he easy to niniii- two hundred .dollars, that is, ono page for one spirit tell yoii,” replied Mr. Wilson; “ that you of the (to many) ‘dumb denizens’ of the other 'writt r iu the Ijiniii’ i-'i/ mill tin’ writer in l/u' lain ; tint if it so happensthat such daily readitig hundredth pnrt of one cent. 4 land. While in your editorials yon are liberal, would soon be very sick, perhaps die, would you Spci’hitiir ili-tiiu-tli/ ii.ki/hic Unit tin’iv is n .initit r.xoitc.s'oppnsition in any quarter, it is manifest It is urged that this sum beraisc^J by voluntary kind, forgiving and charitable, i think some of believe it?" " I should not-hesitate todo so," nu -ir'ii jir-1 riuitnriit fi'etin tin' phrmunenn Hint to persist in the practice must he anything contributions, in order that tljc.se tracts may he your correspondents might, witli great benefit to was her”answer. He then turned and left the the cause of Spiritualism, copyyour example.” i-iilh-it SpintiinU.gie. . but of religious benefit. It then becomes a secta­ distributed gratuitously, and so made to do the ■ house...... When such leaders of public opinion venture rian content, of whose evil effect upon tbolmblic most effective service In helmlf of Free Thought. May this not account for Mr. Wilson’s known I3F* As^-chemistry grew out of alchemy, so per-; to say as much as this, we may safely infer flint schools it is perfectly easy to form a just idea. Whoever gives a dollar, more or less, can lmve imps Spiritualism will improve on occultism, hilt great nnxiety to speedily roach his home the mo­ belief in the phenomena is becoming loo general Tlie school s.vidom was not founded for tlie pur­ the ffill amount qf tracts furnished him gratis, by not return to it. The spirit-world lias reduced ment lie should become well enough to travel ? tlie verbiage of occultism to orderly common, in England to he treated any longer with derision poses of a religions education, much less for those calling for them. Donations limy be. sent to this Tlie following from Hie Boston Advertiser’s ac- sense, nnd to-day tho great truth involved startds _hy the dons of the press. ' It was*only a few' of a sectarian one; and when it is endangered office labelled Tract Fund. Friends, please see fortli clear and sharp that tho results of so-called countrof his decease would seem to point in Ilia? ,, months "ago that Mr. Moncnre I). Conway in- by an attempt, however well meant, In teaeli to it tliat.tliis amount is contributed at onto! It Niccultisni nni simply produced by intelligent, direction : ' fobim-d lb;'. Ain'eriein public through the Cineim religion, especially at the risk of exciting secta­ may not be amiss- to state that all the necessary hut disembodied human beings.—/. /. Morse. “ If I could arrango for. my owif deatli,” said linti ('ominereial, that Spiritualism . was going rian prejudices, nnd passions, it certainly is for-- labor connected witli this nmtter, save tho abso­ T h a t’s tho way to talk. Tlie truth will nover Vice-President Wilson to’one of his attendants a hurt anybody. Thank you, sir. down rapidly in England,and that there was not bidden by the structure of tlie school system it­ few days ago, “ 1 would die quietly in my home, lute expense of printing, is dono without pay. a'single medium there wlm was not regarded'ns self to persist in any such perilous experiment. nnd have the privilege of saying good-by to my 137” Mr. ami Mrs. Gustavo de Yell; who lmve an'impostor. Having Imd some experience of Thv concession made by doing away with tho friends, and be laid quietly away. But 1 have n - A Pleasant Seance premonition Hint I shall die suddenly ; be snuffed been.traveling in Switzerland, and who. recently tlie reckless'spirit of detraction .which always HUile-reading custom entirely, is far from being out like a candle without an opportunity to say Was held.at the residence of L. A. Bigelow, visited Prince Wittgenstein nt Yevay. aro about possesses Mr. Conway when Spiritualism is his made to any sect or people ; it is simply ii with­ good-by to any one.” - ’ Esq., at 1322 Washington street, Boston, on the to return to their home in Tai ls, and' expeet to theme, we were encouraged lb hope from this drawal from dangerous ground, on which the safe­ afternoon of Saturday, Nov.-20th, for tho pur­ spend a few weeks among London Spiritualists assertion that Spirit imMsui was really fast gaining ty of the common school system itself is imperiled. The American Woman Sufl'ragc Asso­ pose of testing the new “ mold ” phase of devel­ in January next. \ i ground and that Nimgn^j, mediums were com­ Hotter by far .surrender everything but tlie c ia tio n . opment in presence of Mrs. Mary M. Hardy- manding mol e and more the attention of earnest, school system, titan to cripple its usefulness by Steimvay, Hall, XewuYork, was recently tho Tlie sitting proved successful, a good mold of a 1ST” Rents are too high in this city, and liavo been for many years. Down they must go. Thcro inquiring minds. Our surmise now proves to driving from it n single element or class of oiir scene of a large convocation of tho friends of well-defined spirit hand being obtained, though is no reason why a bevy of landlords should con­ have been correct. When such organs ns the population. Its fundamental'idea is, that,a cer­ Woman .Suffrage, in the form of the regular Con­ it wns broken by falling upon tlie floor. Other tinue longer to.live in idleness on. the labors of Hrittsh Quarterly and the Spectator boldly admit tain degree of education is essential to the per­ vention,- presided over by Col. T. W. ITigginson. phenomena, such as slate-writing without a pen­ tlmt.there are evidences of preternatiiralism in petuity of a free state. That is all, and no such Tlie Annual Report of the Executive Committee cil, rapping, and the materialization of spirit their patrons. the'phonninena of Spiritualism, we may take It tiling ns religious teaching enn be justly niixed was read by Mrs. Lucy Stone. The Report stated hands which expressed intelligence in their-fic­ for granted that tlie Intelligent portion of the up with it. ‘When it is discovered, no matter that during tlie year there hail been evidences of tions toward the company, were presented, and Cast or n Spirit Face. British public are beginning to reftlize seriously how, Hint there is in any one'of its practices room substantial gain. The opening of Smith and tlie party adjourned with expressions of general To tlio Editor of tho Banner of Light: At tlie seance liejil at No. 4 Concord Square, that these reiterated facts, attested to so widely, for tho lodgment of nctivo elements of danger Wellesley Colleges for womep indicated a grow­ satisfaction at what they had witnessed. are not all imposture and delusion. that are likely to threaten its usefulness, there is Sunday evening. Nov. 21, by Mrs. nardy, for the ing sense of tho need of better education for the obtaining of molds of materialized spirit forms, It is natural that;persons like the writer in tho hut one course to pursue, and that is to remove sex. During tho sessions, reports were also The I’nrilon of Firman! some forty persons were present and witnessed Quarterly, still bound by tlie trammels of creeds, the obnoxious and extraneous custom, and then made by tho State Suffrage Associations of Iowa, In a recent issue we Aadc mention that strong tlie entfrtyTircparations from first to last. Wo succeeded at tills meeting in obtaining.tlie mold of chureh policy'and statecraft, should look with. to rigidly declare that it is a purely secular insti­ Ohio, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Wyoming, efforts were being put forth by tho friends of _ alarm'on the prospect of every man's becoming tution. - 1 of a whole face, nlso that of the hand of-a lady, Massachusetts, Delaware, New Hampshire and tliis much-abused physical medium, to obtain Ills which lias been fully identified by unmistakable his own priest and philosopher in religious mat­ On tills ground it can be defended to tho last, Rhode Island. Among tho speakers present were release from the unjust incarceration to which marks upon tlie same, as will be seen by tlie fol­ ters under tlie dawning light-of tlie new truths and against all assailants. Neither Protestants Leila Partridge, J. K. Wildman and C. 0. Bur­ he l.md been called upon to submit since the result lowing certificate of Sir. Perkins, tlie husband of —or rather of tlie old truths restored. The Eng­ nor Catholi'es, Infidels, Heretics nor Jews, can said lady. J ohn H ardy. leigh of Pennsylvania; Rev. Plimbe A. ITanna- of ids trial in connection with tlie Leymarie- lish church is an !iistituti(m"'sb closely involved rationally (Hid fault with a system Hint is open Mk..Jo iin H aiii>y-I take great ploaanrcintostlfylngthat ford of New Jersey; Amenia S. Wliite'of New Buguet case.- It gives us unfelgned pleiisure to the cast of tho spirit liaml taken through tho lnedUimslnp with the prosperity of tlie English government, to tlie free use and enjoyment of all alike. Then orMrs. Hardy at your residence last Sundiiv evening, tho Hampshire; Mary F. Eastman, Lucy Stone, and announce.th4£these' efforts, seconded by Minis­ if there should be an attempt in tlie future to di­ tip of the first Huger shortened and somewhat doforined,. that conservatives naturally regard with great Hannah B. Blackwell of Massachusetts ; Charles ter Washburnc, have been successful, and that on ,1s, as far as I can Judge, tlio/ac simile of the hand of my distrust such a solvent as Spiritualism in relation vert tlie system from its secular into a sectarian wife, who passed away iast.January, and that nti the first G. Ames of Philadelphia, Charles Bradlnugh anil .Wednesday, Nov. 3, the remainder of Mr. Fir­ finger Is to ho found tho peiTeet/ac simile of tho very ring to'Its efforts upon the continued alliance of chnnncl, tlie wavjYcToM'd to those who would that was on said finger when she was hurled. others. The Convention finally adjourned to man’s imprisonment was remitted, by order of E. U. P khkins, Church and Siate, and the perpetuity!of n richly dare to lend themselves, to it. And instead of ..... Hyde Park, lilassi meet at the Woman’s Suffrage Centennial Cele­ Gen. McMahon, President of tho French Re­ endowed religious establishment. there being any tlie less religions instruction in bration in Burlington, N. J., or Philadelphia, nt public. Jennie Lord Webb. lye are not surprised, therefore, that the prin­ the true sense, in consequence of such a concetT* ------*•*—; ~ the option of the Executive Committee, on the Tliis lady, so well and favorably known in tills cipal organ of English conservatism should sound sioit which each would make to all, the effect- 2d of July next. Great prominence was given in Splritunlism In New Zealand. would he to show that there was more, in ttiat city and the West as a lino medium for various the nlarmju regard to the fuels of Spiritualism the addresses to petitioning the State Legislature Spiritualism and the literature cSflnccted with phases of manifestations, who lias in years past every incitement to the culture of bigoted pas­ by trying to awaken the religious animosity and to enable women to vote at .the Presidential elec­ it are receiving more attention than ever in the convinced many skeptics of tlie truth of spirit 'fenr'of such.of its readers as arotPre.ed-bniind, or sions would so far be removed. It is due to tlie English colonies of tlie South Pacifier A late communion, and given sittings to many ptomi- tion of 1870, ’ • — ...... nent people of tlie country, has had such induce­ such ns believe that ■ some form of religion, schools themselves to take from them all influ­ Otaga Witness (forwarded from Dunedin, N. Z., ences Hint may. threaten their stability. Their ments offered her tospefid tlie winter at tlie East, whether true or false, is essential to tlie keeping J33“Om' dear departed cjpworker, Mrs. Connnt, by tho editor, R. Wilson), after speaking of Mr. that she 1ms concluded to do so, and lias taken of'tlie pence. We are net surprised that it should office is to supply rudimentary education, not to was considerably surprised and at first not n lit­ Peebles’s “very generous appreciation of the Yooms at. 88 Westminster street, Boston. Mrs. nvalUitsclf of tlie mental associations of Bible- apostatize .among children for any sect known tle chagrined to learn on taking up her residence qualities of tlie people of the different nations he Webb is tho daughter of Dr. Cyrus Lord, and rcaders, and attempt to give a had name to Mod­ to the community. . sister of Annie Lord Chamberlain, both of fine in Spirit-Land that she was to he employed ns a visited,” makes liberal quotations from his "Trav­ powers and wide reputation. We trust our friends ern Spiritualism by identifying it.with the old medium in tlie same manner as when controlled els Around the World." This admirable volume, The Itiiiiner M essage D epartm ent. who can make it convenient, will make Mrs. necromancy of the Jews. Moses'was n medium here. She hud hoped, when she got through treating as it does of tho Spiritualism of the Chi­ Webb’s personal acquaintance. Those who can-, whose influencing spirit called himself Jehovah,- Arrangements hnving been made to that effect, with tlie vicissitudes incident to her medlumistic nese, Brahmans, Buddhists, and other Effstern not visit her in person, will do well to correspond “ a Jealous god,” nnd it was perfectly natural it is our intention week nfter next to resume the life on earth, that she would “ rest from her ln- people, should be owned by all Spiritualists. with her.-Jleligio-Philosophical Journal. ■ that he'should at tempt to annihilate the influence Message Department of this paper. Tlie Mes­ bors." But it was not to bo ; and therefore she - of all other mediums and.communicating spirits sages from the (so-called) dead will be given F. 53?” Mrs. Bowers, tho seeress, whom tlie San "T he Spirits’ Book.”—Our kind and.ntten- lias become reconciled to tlie new duties imposed tivc spiritual friends, Messrs. Colby & Bich. 8 by\lemmncmg~ penalties against necromancers through the mcdiumshlp of -Mrs. Sarah A. upon her by a wise overruling Power, for stie Francisco Chronicle acknowledges “ happened to Montgomery Place, Boston, to whom we are in­ nnd clairvoyants. The Catholic organs for tho Danskin, (wife of Col. Washington A. Dan- now clearly discernVsslio says’, the vast import­ predict tho burning of Virginia City,” Nevada; debted for many volumes, have sent us “ The last fifteen years have been trying to give to our skin) at her home in Baltimore, Md. Mrs. D. ance of her medlumistic gifts in both spheres of correBtly, lias ■now prophesied the total destruc­ Spirits’ Book.” It is handsomely printed and investigations a had name by denouncing them jins been an admirable instrument through which tion of that place by an earthquake. The Chroni­ ‘tastefully bound, and ornamented with a por­ life. trait of its author, (Allan KardeC, who B.lves in ns " d ia b o lic a la n d now the leading organ of the invisibles have reached their earthly friends Here let us remark that we confidently hope ' cle indulges in several sarcasms as to the foolish­ its pages the Spiritualist philosopny "according English Protestantism’ forced on by tho’ march for over twenty years, her plinse of mediumship ere many weeks lmve made their record upon the ness of the Virginia citizens in listening to her, to the teachings of spirits of high degree, trans­ of facts, is joining in tho cry'of its Catholic con­ being similar to tlie late Mrs^Connnt’s. tablet of Time we shall be able to announce that 'the “ spasms of terror” with.which they are mitted through various mediums." Mr. Hardee temporaries. We are aspired on good authority that hun­ filled, etc., hut the San Jose (Cal.) Weekly Mer­ will no doubt find many readers among the be­ our beloved sister will give in the Banner Public lievers in • Spiritualism who will appreciate ms The Spectator shows clearly the fallacy nnd dreds of spirits lmve during this period mani­ Circle Room a full account of h.er reception In cury, In reply, goes to the pith of the matter as book, if we canpiot, though we are intending to absurdity of the necromantic fears of the'writer fested to their earthly friends through tills lady’s the spirit-world, through a medium already se­ follows If they [the citizens of Virginia City] examine it as*we have time. But even if we in the Quarterly. Well docs it remark, "It seems organism while in tho unconscious trance con­ lected by the invisibles for this special purpose, are again in spasms, there is pretty convincing should be unable to understand it, we are not un­ childish to say, ‘ I,et us find out whether these dition. when she will more fully explain the points we evidence that their first spasms had pretty ^arm believers in tlie-courtesy of our very obliging friends of No. 0 Montgomery Place.—Boston i n ­ things do or do npt happen,..but if it turns out have only briefly hinted at. hacking; and if a prophet is to.be known by the they do hnppen, let us resolve beforehand to EST Tlie numerous crucified Saviors that the fulfillment.of tho prophecy, couid the residents vestigator. ' .j world has been favored with have their history have nothing further to say to them.’ ” Such is ESfMaud E. Lord Is doing wonderful things of Virginia City be in any better business, just Charity Donations. the positipn of the writer in the Quarterly. It is set forth in clear and comprehensive style by K. in the mediumistlcllne, in Colorado. Read what now, than putting tlieif houses in order?" Graves in Ills "W orld’s Sixteen Crucified Sav­ Received since our last report: not by cowardice like iils/that the strongholds our correspondent, E. L. Long, says about the F o n g o d ’ s . Poon.-From “ HeUotropc,’’ *25.00; Mary iors,” price by mail $2,20. For sale by Colby & manifestations in her presence, whoso account 13?" The London Spiritualist for Nov. 5 gives A. Gould, *2,00: Gen. Donaldson, *2,00; V ^n“ cr<,nAsrYnch , 'o r truth are to-be-carried; -The'following-motto F o n A u s t i n K e n t .—F rom airload *5; Jno. J. r rencu, from the title-page of Mr. Epes Sargent’s "Plan- Rich, No. !> Montgomery Place, Boston, Mass. we print under the head of “ Banner Correspond­ a nine-column report of the public reception of *1,80; P-, 50 cents; J . G. Collins, *1,00; St. Luke, *2,00. chette " exhibits, we think, the higher and bet- ence.” n ~ J. J. Morse on ills return to Ejjgland, to which • G f We shall give to our readers next week n we hope to revert at a future time-. Nov. 19th the State troops of Texas, under McMallr, ter.rcsolve3 which actuate thb'leading Spiritual­ full report of Cora L. V . Tappan’s lecture in t y We shall print in our next issue the first crossed the Rio Grande and Joined hattlo w ith their ane'eu enemies, the regular arm y of Mexico, the Texans endeav­ ists'of our day: _ ■ Chicago—delivered on the 14th-of November— of a series of original articles entitled " Friends I3T The office of Hull’s Crucible- has “been re­ “ Search where thou wilt* and lot thy Reason go, oring to regain a drove of stolen cattle, and th e M exican Togransom Truth, cren to the abyss below.' r which has been revised and corrected especially In Council,” which has been prepared for these moved to Rochester Hall Building, 730 Washing­ intent on preserving their spoils intact. Trouble la ex- ■If farther proofs are needed of the change of for the Banner of Light. columns by John Wetherbee, Esq. ton street, Boston. «* NOVEMBER 27, 1875. BANN^EE OF LIGHT. “I ” tlngl" “ D ot's go; boss," sold the owner of tlio shop, BRIEF PARAG r / p HS. children and tho audlonce. Dr. John 11. Currier, on being . Public* Itecfittlon Itoom for N ptritu- I coming forward. “ I told him to take your head to learn called U|*on for remarks, responded by placing In the bands allN l«.:rJJu u l’uiilWr(’rs o f t h i ‘ llittim-r C O L B Y & Uio tt . I on, but it don’t ’pear to me dat lie Ml ever make muelror a' 7>f the Conductor a genorousdonattoir’to tin? L>ceum. Imvi! fifti'.l up n siiilulilc Honin in tli.-lr ‘‘H ard T imes,—Our.contomporary, TUeSpiritualist barber,” 1 The following card was then read by the Conductor : m i'llt KXl’UKSSl.Y KOH THK ACCOMMODATION OF Publishers and Bookselleia at Work*" printed In Chicago, heads an editorial as above My Dear Fr ie n d : You will exetfse me for taking tin1 quoto-l, and then proceeds In the following style : A traveler ylsltlng a cathedral was shown by tho sacris­ llheily of addressing you tills note, but knowing that >ou NriniT.UAi.iKT8 , wlu*r« tlii'y can meet frie^i.lK. N o . 9 M 0 \ T < ; 0 1 II.K Y I'l-ACK, “ pear friends, do yon-know the menhfngof these words!1 tan, among other marvels, a dlrty^ opaque glass phial,- area-friend of progress and wish to sei»progression pre­ write letters,' etc. .Stumpers visitlm* tl\ii If vou do not, publish a spiritual patter In the face of pow­ Alterct*yelng It sonio time tho traveler said, ” Do you call vail, 1 take coifrago In placing this matter bcfoie you. city are Invited to imilte this their Heudi^rtarteni. B O S T O N -, ’ erful opposition from nil sides; foes before you, foes behind thls'a rellcy Why, U Is empty!” “ Empty!” retorted in order to make progression what U should he, we must you, foes on fin? right, foes on tho Jeff, foes that Me about begin by tearblng our young; and what better wu> Is there Koom open from 7 A. M. till ti r. m . •- — KK.Kl* A COMrl.K’l'K ASSOUTMKNT OF you at evety breath—whose souls know thetl truth and speak tho sacristan, indignantly, “ Sir, It contains some of the of doing this than through (he aid of competent teachers? a he.He. ThenTheir you■■...... wllla...... understand• - •»the - '**•full meaning of-tliese darkness that Mom*s spread over the land of Egypt I” These the Children's Progressive Lyceum of this city pro­ T u b M a o n k tic U k a i.k u , l)n . .1. K. H u ioub, Im two words.1 pose to place at the disposal of Spiritualists, Spiritual, Progressive, Reform, To carry our purposes to a creditable success, wo require also n l’raetln il 1‘h.VBleiiin. Olllce 'Jl Must I'm irtli It is all right for you todhus lecture tho stingy ones In Tho statistics of tho dead letter servlco are of qqlto ro­ financial aid, and knowing.It |o ho the universal de-die of mantic interest. The iminbur of dead letters handled dur­ st. Address Hex 8'.‘ Ntiitlon 1). New Vork City. onrranks. Hro, Wilson. “ Talk right out in meeting!” SplrltuallstHto.havoan lnstUirthm of thlsklnd, and that Mr.;'7. Everynninlter of your paper seems to grow livelier than Its ing the year was about four and a half "millions. Of these they are willing logJvelt rhclr assistance providing It In MISCELLANEOUS b o o k s , 31,790 contained money, aggregating $H1.000; 14,225 letters placed u|kui a propet basis, 1 would like to have you sub . AT AVHOLE8A1.K AND HKTAIL. predecessor.' scribe In the margin below how much >«»u wIII give to help J . V . M a n b f ie i.I), -Tf.kt M u d iu m , answ ers contained drafts, notes, bills of exchange, of a value of $2,- Here Is amdher sharp paragraph: u sustain the Lyceum for one-venr. aim! IVIII on my part sealed letters; at Util Sixth av.. New Y ork,. Term s,. ” 1’utiK Spiritualism *—The reaction Isat hand. Pu­ 807,817; 135,927 letters contained samples of merchandise, guarantee yob the Banner L'ccnm of the country. If we ...... AMttMj nn. ,U lllnn- M :r: rity Is purged of its would-be pure. Everywhere wc hear postage stamps and, miscellaneous articles; 3,710,oco con­ can only have sufficient aid and sympathy, Ill and four It-cent stamps. KKtilSTKK YOlJlt AM>lti:U JA4 l(SD\ RAVIN, the cry •* Sunisli the Ring ! let there be no pope InSpli Run!- tained nothing of value. A*ours, for the l.vceum. f.KTTKUS. O.2 . ism !' Men and women ean be and ate honest without car- J , II, H.vfrlt, Financial Apt nt, lion, noi:i:iiT i»i i .i; o \vi;\, rylngthe badge on their bats, ’This person In honest S’” Mr. Hatch Is fully authorized to receive all conti Ibutions Troubled with chaps-All tho pretty girls.... Where to for tho.Mipport of the Lyceum, and It Is to ho hoped that H knhy S i.a d k , Clairvoyant, No. is West '2 1 st Hut decidedly the best Item Is the following, which evt.ry- look for sheet music—In a choir of papcr....Mbw to make a IIF.MIY <\ AYltlGHT. body will endorse: street, New York. 0 .2 . iu na cent—Climb a steep bill.... What tho railroads are constant­ 'lhn.su who have tho Interest or tho children at. heart, will Kn>i:sT : \ . , ‘The llanner of Light, tho old stand-hv! Wo rejoice respond generously to his earnest call. <•»*, nth, A. IK. 4111 |,R. ,* , conditional submission of hiipself and his partisans. The London Morning Keho announces that on account of Is now speak’lpg before large audiences in Klrksvllle, Mo,, J as. 1. F ellow*, F.sq. Dear S ir: We an* iv«v|\hig P. IK. IMMMH.PIf, the recent floods the sanitary authorities have declared dm when; he may he addressed. The Pleasanton (Kansas) Ob­ orders almost dally fom the • >utpoi I s f»r )<>iir invalualdi* u akh i:n s. IKAIII.OAV,* Bishop Whipple endorses the peace policy of Gen. Grant server contained a column .repen t of ’mu’ of his lectin cs.In Syrupof Itypiqdm>|>hlle4, and (he sab* h steadll) lln'ieas- ‘ IN'l.T. 1K.T1VI.OII. toward the Indians, ami certifies to Its good results. district of Bristol, with a population of six thousand souls, unfit for habitation until midsummer. Thousands of that place, of which tho following Is a brief extract: lug. I ilrml) lifllevi* It h;i*> dene nune ...... Ilian any m< d- J.O. imUllTL A model son, Bank President, etc., etc,, at Taunton, acres In the valley of the Trent will probably remulu under L kn, 1 |u edict fm It a more ii i i i i of a ringing editorial of the Banner, October3Q. We have applause, it was tho lecturer** favorite theme, and well did : . . : iti su . Poetry Is not made out of the understanding. The ques­ all along stoutly maintained that Spiritualism Is not a met. hu do It Justice, extended demand than any oilier temedy-ln exlsimiee. h i-* i.iz/.i»; i >oi i:v. tion of oomimm souse Is always, “ What Is It good for?” a Yours, very duly, W. II.. Til'»M Pst tN. i i question which would abolish die rose and ho triumphant­ Truly, as tho aforesaid editorial declares, “ II Is hardly K.„V, AVIbon will speak in (’alio, II1., the Sundays of .11 *». 11.1 It IA II. 14 | \ G, ly answered by the cabbage.—Lowell, less an error to call It a religion.” I may add that If It Mr*. I.. H ilKlT< llll,n, Deeemher; In Morrison, III., on (lie Mb, 7th, sth and 9th (*AMrm;t.i/> qt.i si si. Win e. as prepainl hy Kenneth were a religion, nothing could logically save It from being of December, 1875; In -Uohdcn, Vienna, Paducah and Mi*. I.OIS IV A IS IK I tOO li I'.lt Thetotitl valuation of the State of Massachusetts, real ascct.-W, F. J amieson. t’ainphell A t’o., Is tin Invigorating, agieeatdeand gently i:i<*., i:ir. Greenvillea» may lie required; In Grow’s Opera House, Mltutfl.iliug Cordial Tonic, po»essJng all tin* wvIl-Mmv) n and personal, Is $1,810,785,ooo, an Increaso of $9,163,835 over (’lileago, on Sunday, November 28ih, at P*::D a. m. Stance last year, Tho State debt has been Increased over live mil­ If tho llttlo gnomes seen by Mrs. ll.irdlngo were any virtues of (|iilnliie. Judiciously eoniMm d wit h the un*d|. T FILMS (’A SH .- Or ders for Books, to be sent bv,Express, thing more than subjective Impressions taking objective, at 8 o'clock i\ m. Admission tvvcniy-llve rents. rlnal propet He-* of ildm Sherry and s- vetal A umiat le T'otdes. must l.« accompanied l*> nMoi p-itfeash. WMRi the nmliey lions during the year, making a total of $3.3,09:1,101. form In the brain of a clairvoyant, the said gnomes seem >e))Ms lo»| sufllcjcnf to nil tin* oi»h*/, the h.tnnu'u urusl !x) tons so far to lead an Irrational mqdeof existence—nil pur­ Mrs. Amelia Colby ami OliveSmltb, speaker ai'fl singer, In the following complaints It will he found a specHle : patdt'.o.D. . Julie P. Smith's new novel, “ Courting and Farming,” poseless dance and “ shimmering arms.” Black beetles leave for Texas.durlng tho dosing day* of November, (Mineral Detdl.lty, laos of Appetite, Indigestion, Fever « ^ -o id e js for Books. !o be sent by Mall, must invaria­ lead a more useful life —London Splviluallst, Is In (impress of Carleton & Co. The other books by this J, M. Peebles Is announced to give a emu sc of lectures in and Ague, M laMiialle Cotuplalnts, Ty phohiJ*Yvr», and In bly he accompanied b\ cadi to the amount ,,f ,.;ieh orde'r. Any Book publlt.lo d In F.iigbind oi America, not out of author, Including “ Widow Goldsmith's Daughter,” etc., tiulbord being safely burled In Ills couch of solidified yturgls, Midi., the llrst week of lb...... evety complaint t*t« npfrheie the use pi hit, w III li si;nt by mat! or evpie^s. have sold to the extend of nearly 40,000,cople8. Portland cement, a suit Is now entered for damages of uToiiic, Fehilluge, or antl*periodic Is Indicated; It Is W CalaloipirM of KooL* l*ut>lJ*l»r,| noil For iml a quark nosirmn, hul a skillfully piepan-d teuiedy, Njib> b>Colby A Hleli m*ii( li ce, Tho lion. Theroti Metcalf, formerly one of the Justices against the church ofllrers who .refused to perform tho New York Correspondence. ecclesiastical rites over his remains. largely prescribed by the inrdlcal fin ulty, 2w, Nov. 27. of the Supreme Court, died otr Saturday, tho 13th,*at tho To tho Editor of tho Banner of Light: ago of 01. ______The common ^arrlersof Boston are kicking against tlio im . i:. i>. Kvi:.% it, ’TOLEDOBLADE7 Allow me, through' your columns, to call tho So much ertebrntui J>>r bin r*.moiUnbt, ••uiu.h, (office and A GENERAL UEUH’K FOR A MODERN NOVEL. horse railroad monopolies. residence, >97 WashlfiKton street, Bostwi, Mass . > m;i) Stir In a fool to make us laugh 1 attention of spiritual societies ami lecture com­ lie consulted oil A 1,1. diseases ...... I chiu.ffe. or' h> lc(tc|. (NASBY’S PAPER.) Two heavy villains ami a half; GeorgoW. Drisko, editor of the Machlas Union, while mittees to. the claim!} of Prof. K. \\] Ilum easa with stamp. Bidercmvs- The many In New F.ngland atul A hcroltto with shetmy.buir,. | im aged In surveylngalot of land near Machlas, Nov. imh, <*ls(»uhero who have been treated hv Jilin at dllfeiciit times The Largest and Best Family Newspaper ...... And h:\lTa Hbzeii beaux to.spare; wasstruek with an axe by Henry Johnson or Machlas, In speaker on Spiritualism and reform (pie-stions dill lug the past :in years. Medical I laud Book I ire. sent h\ A mystery upon the shore; mall on iceclpl of in cents. .‘2»ileow • Ni»v, 27. Some bloody footprints on a floor; 1 fllctihg a serious but not necessarily, fatal wound. No generally. During last summer he gave a course Published in America. A shrewd detective chap, who mates I cause can be assigned for the deed. Tho assailant fled, but of four lectures before the New York Associa­ 1*1111,VDKI.IMIIA ItOOU Those footprints with the hero’s eights, DU. J, II. lUinitKN, 91* spring Garden street. Plilladel- * And makes It squally for that gent— I-was subHequetillycaptured, tion of Spiritualists, in defence of the positions Suhscriplion Price, $2, Postage Free. »hhi. Pa., has/been appointed agent for the Ilm iner of rf Till he Is proven Innocent; In vlow of the recent exposure of .filthiness In some of the hlglit.am i wili.takc oi'dois for all of Colby A Uh h's Pub­ A brown stone front; a dingle dell; tflkcn by the State Association of the Spiritual­ ilications./Hnmtual and Liberal Books on sab* as above, Spice It with scandal; stl.r It well; New York pauper ami.Insane asylums, tho Graphic sug­ ists of New Jersey, on the Labor, Financial, KHi- at Llncolii.lifil), corner Bruad ami Coates streets, and at ’ITie icmalmler of tin* \e.ir l»7'i flee to m*w subsci tb,*j h Serve It up hot; and the book will sell. gests that over their doors of entrance should be Inscribed all the Spiritual meetings. f"i J —liric-d-lirac, Scribner for November, I tho legend: “ Each ono who enters licro leaves soap be­ glous and Social Questions. *- hind!” ______The points maintained on tin* Labor Question f LKVDLAM). O.. IIOOU I>i:i*OT. NPK4 IAI, Ol f l ltS l OIt KsTtl. The Van Brunt dlvorctrsnU ended Nov. 17th by a decree LKKS'B It A/A AH. Id Woo«ll:ind avenue, Cleveland, O. In favor of the wife, who Is granted alimony of $1,000 pet- ‘AVest India Pickles” Is tho spicy title given by AV. P were " The right to labor, and the right of pro­ All thuHplrUuul anil Liberal H ook* ami I’n iirra kept fot Sm ith's BIMe l ifet lonary and Blade, *.ji•** \ **ai...... $3,.VI salo. ' year and the custody of two children. Tiillmys to a humorous book, In the press of. (.’arfetnn A Co.,- ducers to the results of their, toils.” On Finance —------...... W ebster’s I Tu^'ffdrmd !»;<•{ p-M.-n t Blade, «.m* \ e.u 12,'") being the Diary of a Yacht Cruise last winter among the There’appears to he no doubt (sqys tho N. Y., Com. vlti- he demanded the abrogation of all laws securing ST. l.OI’IS. MO..JIOOK DI'I’OT. Wclister’s Nat lop:d l Met l.i .at \ and Blade, ot.e \ ear... 5,*«) AVesl India Islands. MJ'S. M. J . BKtiA.V, '120 -No|I)i Atll street, M. Louis vertfwr) that, In tho original sin, Evoalded Adam, Now, A llm ly. cob i, d Ho p id tb- I’liib d Slates, lout fei-t interest for money, giving a carefully prepared Mo., keens constantly tor sale tin* Ba n m .u *u* LIGHT. eight Inches b) tluee fe, t bull tlielie-, I I't.ill pi lee on thontlmr hand, If Adam had only Evo-alded Ids wire, Hon, OrrlsS. Ferry; United States Senator from ('miner history of the same, and also claimed that money' : ami a full supply oJ tlio N iilrllu n l am i ID 'foriu TVoiTift what a Imppy world this might have heou I tlcut, died In Norwalk, Sunday, Nov. 21st, aged 52years. published hy Ccdhy A Bleb. $3.on, and IMad**. on** >• ;ir...... :i,<0 should have no recognition in our courts, save r|iiii:si: m. ti'V'T all r\|i(*lt**f III **l'lii*l Tbi* Garibaldi writes that ho hopes “ the day Is not distant J This Haverhill, M»shm Trl-Wockl.v Publldicr announces when it acts as a medium of exchange for labor. NKW YORK IIOOU DF.IMkT. I I...... aild in: p> >!> l i r« ■/ m tb’-iti rhiii*y<*. A. J. DAVIS A* CD., Booksellers ami Publishers of stand­ I a r|ii l» of ii'ii *■ 1111 »i 111 h ■ i • a; 41,1.1. ,rrb, u.* will ini waul, whon Krnpp guns and Ironclads will bo turned Into plow­ aieductto^of the pilceof Its subscrlpflou (o $3,00 for one ard Books and Periodicalsoti Ifatnpmlal Plillosopiiy Spli* I* shares and prunlng-hooks. In homage to that Intelligence 1 year; $1,50 cents for six months, In advance. In. Religion he asserted the doctrine of entire a roi-v o! Smllh'i It HI" l»:rt i**ium ./>»*. Sj.-rltm-ii «>q,|. h Ituallsmf Free Bdigloii.“ ” and * Ge oral Beforiu, No. 24 Fast of tbi* Bln m:. v\ii i*» \ ai, ' M .w; \;*i m ; ami * which tells ns we are. tho brothers; not tho butchers of our liberty of conscience, and censured in strong Fourth street, Now Vork. tf-N ov. I. A Millin' V N F.\r M JiU It S \ I. :uji! 111 • oil iijq.Hi a.luli, fellow-moti.” ______- ______A-"Brooklyn reporter who 1ms analyzed the requests Tor prayer sent up to Brother Moody flndsqhat In a slnghf'day; .terms , the. exemption of church property from NAN PltAN4’IN4'0. 4’A I*., HOOK R E I’RT. Aiblr.s, “ The prisoner at tho bar spems lo b a v e a vory Rtnooth out of3*1.1 miuesis.Wfi ilcslred hlui to pray for tholr neigh­ taxation. On the Social (Jiicstibn' lHV iifniiiln] At No. 319 Kearnev sliced (upstahs) may In* found on THE BLADE, yTolodo, Ohio. sab? the Banner of Light, and a general variety of Kplr- face, ” said a spectator to tho jailor. “ Yes,” replied the bor.h or friends, and, of the remaining39, 10 de.dred prayers The natural snvereigntjof woman in the sphere Nov* uIlm-Jw* Jailor, ,“ ho was Ironed Just before ho was brought In.” lllittllM and ItcTonn IKooUm. at Kustcrn (it Ices. Also not for conversion but for recovery from sickness. Only of the affections,” and demanded for all human •Adams A Co.'hUoltlcii INm ii, &*Iu ii<*Iic(|<*m. Siicm •**»• 23 of the whole number wefo really humble qnonghUwk- P onKIvc nnd ft’c|(alli(‘ INurdcri. Oi'foirn Anil* R. H. W1ACY & CO. . A'Lcwlston, Me., man boasts that he traded horses nlr.o beings the right of personal or individual sover* T mIiiicco Pr<*p»i*nllimM, D r. N l«m *’» N uIrlU vr times In one day, and at night he had tho same horse he slre help from God to satisfy their own splrllnaPmiiKb ComiHMind,ete. Catalogues and ('lim bus matleit free. SIA 14th St. & Gth Avo., NEW YORK. < v ignty. Tills lecture was replete with intere>*{Jiig Mir Boinlttanec.s In V< >, emrenry ami postage stamps iv- M A Tin* i.tl U''*.i lui|>'n i.'i - ;ui'i i * * ■ i.i i •* in A in* i t«..i o| r Y started with In the morning, $15 In money, a watch worth The bridge over the Hchnylklll Ulvur at PhUadolphia.was M A D o JK T .n -, ■•*'*’1 F.iib \ Go. ,j.. s *)| .l.j.* f.„ M,.-1 V $20, a double barreled slH)t gun, and four bushels of puta- illustrations ami quotations 'from Tustory, ^um reived at par. Address, 11 F.BM A NhNt)W, I*. O. box 117, MA Noli.lav Ti aib*. Wo o.-. m|.\ lb**' \vi ..b* t.lork (*Y hunted on Saturday, occasioning a loss of $loo,CO».- . San Francisco, Cal. M A ibinugh h oin I i:h..J'» ,i:ub 7'!n*. i. ;n it foi 17 \ .-.n •* r y toes. ______was couched in the purest and most unexception­ M A havo mail.* ii-.. .i- ■;..*. |,k|itv. «*)- r.it* < ■ V The Grand Hotel at St. Louis will Indeed ho a grand It Is repnrtod that the Carllsts an'- making overtures llOCIU'HTCIt. Y., HOOK RIII’RT, M A alogm-s amt t Hum It.,it oil (Y iit.im m l' i >\ * tio.* r V*. looking toward surrender to King Alplumso. able language, showing its author not only a I). M. DKWKV, HookKcller, Arcade Hall, Bo. ki “V" AM Wnhlilngtou Street, Ihintoii and the contract provides that the hotel shall be completed ] constantly for sale the Banner of LmitT, and a full hui -Atul were our trials welcomed thus,, i rp. sffs made In Dil- fnsi Urnil d iy id e;u 11 mm Hi.. llileiesl |4* thougTfrather late, is prompted by a sense of jus- paid mi d T‘ slls fm ail lull ral •ii'l.u inmdfis they leinaln In A houso was UUrncd at Cralgvnle, Canada, on Wednes­ Becoiuo a,Paradise l—Jfgry A\ Oilman, Hank, at llu ial»* «*f 5 p**r ren . j it* j aiiiiiim, day night, Nov. 17th, and four children perished In tho | tlce-Jo one of our most accomplished aihl scholar­ VERMONT HOOK RKPRT. The liidUiillmi h: s a go.uaiiu e fund «d FAi'i GO, fm Dm Tho late storm on tho British coast was especially disas­ ly speakers. J. G. DARLING ,VTO„ Lunenlmrgh, Vt., keen fiirjftl*—’ ^protiTtl.Ml of Its di;| • islt t:i\e Ni v. 27. flames. ^ . .1——___ trous to the Ashing crart, many lives and vessels being Igst Nplrllunl, Itrform mid Xlirelliitifoiii Hook *»,lmh- Four wlM plgeonsaml seventy-live men'with gunspassed Prof, Hume's address is 11 Long Island City, llslicd hy Colby «% Rich. L’MMA STKM* I*:, M. !»., lu’l'lllilll •IlfIv Ii icutud , .1 J at r>< 'i 'I'ldid sin et. ■^an Fiam Im'm, « 'al. M l> d agnoso norlJi Saturday afternoon,—Dmi&nrj/ News: Andrew T, Hall, well-known In Boston ns a merchant NV Y.” "Yours for progress, and i.nsenbe f..r 1be d-l dan uiy .iniiy. Se id ge, s.*x ■— ------r and banker, died November 22d at Ids home In this city. . i \ E. F a r n s w o r t h , S ix .. A. BOSK, Wl Tnuubull Ntrci't. , keeps and leaolng s\ mpo ll.. Ft M!q;i er 11e.W’ape . with ThoPrcsIdont of the English probate, dlvorco and ad­ supply dii*-ct|. ns tm dru b pm Md d Sp . tlual Gli is,Y 1.. miralty high court of Justice recently made Djo decree of I Tho now English armor clad ship Iron I)uko came near 2{cio York, JYov. 18JA, 1875. bed by Nov. 27. I3w* __ divorce absolute In favor of Sir Charles Mordaunt. This sinking on her trial trip off Plymouth Nov. -2d. Colby A Rich. 'HANK CAMl'KFIiL, IMiy^lan utuK celebrated case Is now at an end, Nptritiml nml MiHcellaneouN rerloill- M!S„IIuim. No, 11 I mBana >t i • i*t. Milto 5, b*ailti>g f i "in Vlco-Presldeut Wilson died at tho national Capitol in KHIK, I*A., HOOK DEPOT, M’;i>hh)gto)i .sHoiq In llarrl**' n ;tv.. IJostnti, Nov. 27. 'Moro sermons In shoes ” la what tho country needs, Washington at 7:20 o'clock'I\I«mlay morning, Nov. •22.1, c»1h for Nttle ut thlH Office: OL1VKB HFAPKOUI), tho veteran bookseller nnd (mb- Usher, keeps on sale at hlsHtore. mn French HtreJc Krlo, SECOND KDITION.- ccording to Dr, Cuyler. Ho passed rather a restless night, hut awoke about seven T he London Spiritual M ao a jin e .^v l*rlco 30 cents. -ill*., nearly all of the most popular N itlrllim llN tlcH ooU a o'clock A. m., feeling much hotter than he had hIuco his at­ Human Na tu r e: A Monthly Journalraf ZolstlcSdenco of the times. Also, agent for Hull A Chamberlain’s Mag­ Much activity In the Navy Yards of tho United States ami Intelligence. Published In LondmH^i'rlccltfcentH. netic and KlccLtJcl'owders. tack. Ho asked his nurse Tor a glass of hitter water, sat Th e Spiritualist : A Weekly journal of Psychologi­ MAYWEED "BLOSSOMS. has created of late a corresponding degreo of anxiety In up In bed, drank it, lay hack on his left sldo, and expired cal Science, London. Eng. Price 8 cents. Ill' 1.DI.N n ilSIKROOHi:)!. f •the public lplnd as to tho reason therefor, hut rumors of a T h e HELioio-PinLORorindAL J o u r n a l : Devoted to LONDON, KNU., HOOK REPOT. a few moments lator without a struggle, his sudden demlso J. BURNS. Progressive-Library, No. 15 Southampton threatened war with Smdn aro now on tho decline. Tho bejng a surprlso to both physicians and friends.’ Spiritualism. Published In Chicago, HI. -Price 8 cents. ■I’roM* and verse nmki< up 11n s+- fair and sunny page'*. In Th e Little Bouquet. Published in Chicago,* HI, Bow, BlooiiiHhury Hijuare, Holhorn, \V .('., London, Fug., which the beauty 1vmLgh>l-V..of “ eumumn things ‘* Is m» Spanish Minister at WTwQilngtou was ofllclally advised Price lO conts. koopH for sale tjio Hannurof Liu HT^nd other Nplrllual happtlv fi-veab d. 'I In* i iimumii e\*i*r\ day mM.-t is wfilch from Madrid, Nov. 18th, that his government had replied “ Occupation is tho scythe of tim e,1 1 Napoleon said to Th e Spiritualist at Wo re, issued fortnightly at Paullcntlons. most writers pass hy are line gat In*i ed like the hbis-nniH of to tho note of Minister Cilshlng, conceding that In future La Casas. Chicago, 111, K, V. Wilson, editor.. P rice5cents* the Ini in tilt! Mayweed, and the humdT’um expel lenecs ><( THE Crucuile. Published In Boston. Price a cents. AltNTIUlJAN HOOK RKI'OT, life are turned tn fuippyareomit. American citizens In Uuba, on trial before court-mni tlal, , NEWSxKA„ slm . t*0 Mi*ANY.-Tl.e Pacino Steen. Trans- T he Herald of Health and J ournal of P hysical Ami Agency (ortho Hannku uf Light. W. 11. TF.UUY. (’loth. H,25, pusiagii pi rents. shall bo accorded the privilege of selecting counsel for their IrporratJnn Company filed Its articles of* incorporation ves- Culture. Published In New York. Price 15 cents. No. ffl BuHWtll street, Melbourne, Australia, has for sain all For sab* wlmiesjib* and letall l>\ the putdMiei^. CGLBY defence. This concession belnp satisfactory* ...... to tho United teniay ymorning, m ... In tho olllce of tho (Jouiity , Clerk...... Tho T h e Spiritual Maoazink, Published monlhly In the works I'lmr. niiner■ «»f I'luvlnco States, dissipates all fears of trouble betwoon tho two coun­ object of the company; Is to carry on a general commercial Memphis, Tenn. H. Watson, Editor. Price 15 cents. WORKS, published hy Colby A Rich, Boston, U.H., may street (lower then ). Boston, Ma-*», and transportation mislness on the Bnclflc and Indian at all times he found there. * tries. ocean?,, the China seas ami all tributary waters. The di­ ' F O U K T ir E D IT IO N . rectors aio F. W. Jones, l \ B. Irwin, y. 1\ Bench. H, A. Tho smoke from burning wool orwoolon rags will Im­ Kimball and F. Chappullct. The enpital stock Is $500.0r0, RATES OF ADVERTISING. mediately relievo tho pain and stop the Inflammation con­ divided Into fi,0Wl shares of $100 each.— San Francisco • 'ADVEIITISEJIENTS. Chronicle, Nov, 10th. Each line In Agnte typo, twenty centa for the sequent on all wounds arising from bruises, cuts, nnlls^ Aral, nnd fifteen cents for every inboequent In* Helen Harlow’s Yow. etc., etc. Tho directions aro to smoko tho wonnd'twcnty Frank T. Klplcy writes from Baltimore, AM., that his •ertton. _ HY I*OIS IVAISItHOOKI'H. minutes at a tlmo, repeating tho opomtlon two or three NPKCIAIi NOTKJEN. — Porty cents per line. guideshavo given him a recipe by tho uso of which suffer* Minion.each Insertion. CATARRH. An Intere-tlng and helpful sti-r; , giaidib’TlIy p'lrtiaylng times. , • ers from kidney complaint or diseases of tho blood can ob­ HUNINENN C’AHDN. — Thirty cents per line. woman’s helpless anu dep* ndent Milt ton. tin* numerous A passenger train was telescoped about twonty-flve miles tain a certain cure. This recipe he will send to any ad­ Agate, each Insertion* snares that beset fu i Iti even p.iDi sfie may k ff« f fjivel, Payments In a ll eases In advance* Deaf and Sick 25 Years! x\ hat t finely wm d- and 11 h*mli> anlv.llldot lespah Imr distant from Augusta, Ga., on AVednesday night, Nov, dress on receipt of $4, and one three cent stamp. Address .(UJ,d sinking w«unnn, and w hat *nn‘, ' -^ * wft$klllcd. By a.colllsUm near Dennison, Ohio, Nov. lfllh, page, RO cents per line for each Insertion. riot’ll. $1.2'i. po-iag** fi rents. three employes were killed, and two others seriously AVe call tho attention or our readers to the advertisement For sab* wln»b*Ntb 'and i«*talI b\ the pnhll«.|irr«, t G |.BY of Holiday Goods by tho well-known housGof K. H. Maoy J9* AtlvertlsemcnfU io be renewed at conllnned Constitut^piral Catarrh Remedy, »V Mil’ll, at No. ■' Mdiiipi*im*i > I’lat e, riu ner «d .'invlnn; .wounded. ______• street (lower tbi'U j. Boston, «!tCo., Uth street and flth avenue, New York. Wend for rates most be left at our Office before 12.ll.on Monday* ______Brunswick, Mr., Nov. 3, IS7*i. Tho Book of ^formou fs printed In a phoncctlc typo, the catalogues ni.d illuminated Centennial Cards, which they LfTTLKrfKLD.t f’<».: KOUI, Hl'IADING, 'characters of which aro entirely unlike anything elso under furulsh froo. ______Vour Coiifttihi'ifinnl Catarrh Rnnttly Ih doing wonders. tho sun.. It Is called tho Deseret alphabet. I took the Hi Milib* to see M r. (Im rle s M o rs e of (Ills plaei*, Or Psj<»lmntrlrlcHl Rcllnentliui «f 4’lmrnrirr. SPECIAL NOTICES. and give you Die farj.s In Jibs rase* a** I got ibciu from him : 'US. A. B. NKVF.BA vt.’K would respectfully animunco A Vamjaulic I*A I’ER.—The announcfinout of th« To^- , to the puldfe that tin S'* tvfm iVNi, ami uJIJ vfsft Jier In Tho yield orcotton In Louisiana, Mississippi and-Arkan­ At I l»e time of tin: horse ill.^ea-u hW broHh*r was quite slek M do((>.) Blade, published elsewhere, will he of especial In­ with It. and took the Remedy, uhleli rilled Inth; Charles persmi, or semi Iheli luuu^raph or fork «»f hair, shewll) glvo sas!«from 12 to r>0 per cent. In excess of the crop of last terest loall lovers of good literature* The Blade has be t h e w o m ) i :u f »t > m : , u , i ; n a m > then commenced lakljiff It for deafness, hi* having I..... so an aeeuraleilesnIpib-i’ nf their leading 11aits*»f character year. Tho Atlantic States show a falling off. come ono of the standard weeklies, oot only of theAVcst. CI.A IK V O V A N TI —Mns. 0. M. Moiimsos-, deal sli.ee the age of II (now being It) that his faintly did ami pendlaf IDesuf dlspositlen; maiked In past ami not converse with him except upon mattersof Importance; Inline life; physical dlaease, xsitli prescription therefor; hut of the whole country, and as a family paper has no'su­ No. 102 Westminster street. Magnetic treatments lie felt M*me beiiclii from tlie Hist bottle, nmj now, after m hat InisltiD'S tliey are best adapted to pursue In order to ho The groat powers are negotiating for the preservation of surre-irtful; the jdiy.-lcal and mental adaptation of tiiose Itv- the status quo In regard to Turkey, which Is to lssuoaclr- perior. Unusual opportunities aro'offered for obtaining given...Diagnosticating disease by lock of hair-, having taken three, hears better (ban he pu t remember* a beautiful map of tho United states, Smith’s Bible Die* $1,00. Give age ami sex. Remedies sent by mail. hearing befoic In his life. He was so fei bii* that he iambi It iidlug manlagi*;* and hinu to the Inhnniioiitou.My mar­ cular detailing the reforms It proposes, aud stating the do tmt little work, and when be went to the village had to ried. Full delineation,‘$2.1’". and four 3-eenf stamps guarantees offered for thqlr execution. tlonary or “ AA'ehstcr’8 Unabridged.’’ In the past two years Mrs..Morrison's Medical ride home In (he liottom of Die buggy, and also raised mm J) Address, .MRS A. It. SKVKRA-N(*K, Control lias given two thousand one hundred and matter from Ids lungs; but Is bow quite unapt,ynd feels ,v Ceiittestn-et, between rfunch and I'ralrle stteetH, confident of regaining his health. t>et.2.-'lstf -White Water, Walworth t’o., WIs.. The “ dashing paragraphic” of tho dally press thus | Spiritualist .Heeling* In IJowton sixty seven diagnoses, by lock of lmir; and in the dashes up a recent escapade on (he part of the genus cracks­ past year over one thousand patients suffering JAMKS H. TF.BRF.TTS. EVKIIl IIEAREROF TIIIS I’U ’DK P aine Memorial H all. — Prof, ipm, Denton will HOULD send addles*, on pu-dnl cant lor IO pp. ‘Mrcular man: “ Audacious burglars blew open safes In the offices ! cnntlnuohls course of lect liras In this Hall. Atfrluton street, from' chronic and complicated diseases have been T h IU’F H I’KU BfJTTLIC,—Sold by all Druggists. A S of ** T’lih m :ii;nck up a S kw Likk.” Nearly 00,000 of Fred. Goetz-nml E. K. AVarnan, Uochestcr, N. Y., each Sunday at 2:45 nnd 7:45 o’clock until further notice cured with her magnetized vegetable remedies. ramjilllet or ;ri pages, giving a treatise on Catarrh, and eopli’K adeady sold. Uonmlns loforinatioii that no man or Dr.JI. F. GariiirerrManager. containing Inmiineratib; cases of cutes, sent KliKK, by ad­ woman ran afford to be w Itlmut, Agents wanted on salary early yesterday*mornlng, but scctyed only a fewdollnrs, J3T Specific ior.-Epilepsy and Neuralgia. dressing the I’jnprletorM, , 1 J ohn A. Andreav Hall.-T he meetings at this hall, or com mission.. A d* I less t.'OW A N ,V CO,, Nth street, N. Y. . One of tho burglars exchanged pistol courtesies with a po- | Addressress Mns. C.M. Moiihison, Boston, Mass., LITTLEFIELD & C0,f May 1.~52wIh , — Uceman. No arrests.’ 114 Chauucy street, are tree to the public. Mrs. 8. A. Floyd, trance speaker, Will lecture and answer questions Box 2519. 13w*—N.13. 191 Klin, cor..of Hanover st, , Manchester^N. II. from any persons In tho audlenco at 2A( and 7X. Quartette l )KOK. lilSTKIJ, ASTKOJ.OUKK, nitpi))! con- AVAfliriNGTON, Nov. 19.-The action of Chlef-Justlco Nov. 27.—Iw X suited by addressing for a Circular IL.O, Box 4*f29, White .In discharging Brigham Young from the alleged [ singing. • * An Established Remedy. — “ Brown’s New Vork. 41 years* praefleo, 27 In Boston, lie remlsor Rochester H a l l .—The Children's Progressive Ly- writes from the ;m)sUIoii of tho planets at birth. ■ contempt of dlsobedlonco to tho order of Judgo McKean, honchiai kocheb requiring him to pay Alimony to Ann Eliza, Is satlafae* ry ceumNo. 1, which formerly met In John A. Andrew Hall, B , T ” are widely known as an Oct. lfl.—12wls / to the government. It Isthe opinion of the Attorney-Gen­ will hold Its sessions at Rochester Half, m j AVaahlngfon established remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Science imd Health. eral that the woman In question, In marrying Brigham street, every Sunday, at 10>$ o’clock. Julia M. Carpen­ Hoarseness, and other troubles of the Throat and .Young, violated the United States statutes, ana therefore ter, Cor. Sec’y. Lecturers on the subject of Spiritual­ CH R I S T I A N IT Y could not avail bersolf of her own wrong. ism or Liberalism are notified tlmcilds lml! Is op<*n for Lungs. — " - ~ ______BOOK of about 500 pages hy MARY BAKKUGI.OV- engagements during tho week, or on Sunday afternoons A KB, of N. H., thodlsuivi rerof a new system of sci­ BEFOItK T|IE TDIE OF CHRIST. anu evening*. Parties wishing to secure It should corre­ TWO FACES. entific healing UuU applies to all diseases. Kxjdalnsthe A Scottish student, supposed to bo deficient In Judgment, spond with Alonzri Danforth, mldres Jng him at the ha ). action and effect of mind on lody, Mlml-readlng, .Materi­ With quotations from the ancient sages and fathers, .was asked by a professor, in the coiirso of Ills examination, The Ladies' Aid Society will until further notice hold its Thcmcanest man on cartli we know alization. tftifjfirfcMiHtfffl Man, Medhuuslilp, etc., etc. It showing Ihc historic origin of Christian worship. Jiow ho would discover a fool. “ By the questions ho would meetings at Rochester Hall., on Tuesday afternoorraba Is he who wears “ adouble face"; explains Mind with the skill ami ramlBarlty that a surgeon B V T iti b . Gr a v e n , 1 ’ - &ak, ” was the prompt and highly suggestive reply. evening of each week* Mrs. C, C. Hayward, President Who friendships’) to your face will show, handles his Instruments. It Ik the master work o f the age Author of Crltlelsm on tin* Theological Idea of Deity, Miss M. L. Barrett, Secretary. * ami the lext-hfiok for‘ ages. .it“ shows ‘ the .principle :iefpK . aud Critical Pamphlets on Theology, etc. & ------:------And “ hate" in every other place. how„„„ applied to*the...... body,...... of ... Its wonderful cures wlwithout Tho Second Annual Convention of tho Woman’s Tem­ L u r l in e ’ Ha l l .—Free Public Circles arc held at this Price 25 rents, postage-I rents. Hall, No. 3 Winter street, every Sunday at 10J$ a. m. and Despised by men of real worth, medicine, ntbldpRlatlon or hygiene. Explains the control For sale wholesale and retail hy f'OLBY A R h 'll.a t perance Union convened at Cincinnati, Wednesday, Nov. BJ4 r. M. by many of tho best test medlrum------sand* ----sneakers*— When dead, no virtuous tears will flow; FotiUio^Mlver Hens*’. amT lho Jtdejico that brings »nu Die No. 9 Montgomery Place., comer o’f Province .street (Jswer 17th. Some two hundred delegates, representing nineteen In the cltv. Good music provided. .All aro lnvlted to at splrltmnTruth of man’s being. flooi). Boston. Mass, tend. No good lie’s ever done on earth, Contents.—Natural Science; Imposition nnd Demon­ States, were !n*ttendanco. ‘ The world is willing he should go. stration: Spirit ami Matter; CreaDon: lT;»v*ramJ Afone- voN-----ew E ra ... H----a l l .—ThvPeopte's Spiritual — «,------Meetings ment; Marriage; Fhyt-lology; ditaUnq the Sick. The monument to the momory of Edgar Alien Poe, In | evory Sunday atr7>fi i*. m., atthls.Hal\, 170 Trcmont street Bovs with one face, when they’ve bought Clothes, Looking Beyond. Gotood speakors always In attendance, A handsome "Suit" from head to feet, l*rlcif{2,ro. j .Westminster Cemetery* Baltimore, Md., was unveiled, * i i y j. o. Kiitiurrr. Wednesday, Nov. 17th, with appropriate dedicatory cero- Go smiling from Geouge A. F enno’s, , l-ulilIslicaiiyCIiniSTIAN SCIENTIST rUIIMSIllNC Boston.^—Rochester Hall.—K good audlenco assembled monles. The literary portion of the exercises was especial­ Corner of Beacli and Washington street. CO., 1*. O. llox 1WI, Boston. For salo In Boston liy A most beautiful hook, w ritten In the author's Usual flu- at this hall on Sunday morning, Nov. 21st, to witness the LOCKWOOD, IIIIOOKN * CO., Lshcd sfvle, allash w ffji siiliRuaJ IJInmlnatJonsand affec­ ly flnej- ______tions. It contains Hie testimony "f the departed lesmu-Hng exercises of the Children’s i’rogrosdvo Lyceum. After . Dn. F red. L. II. W ir.us may be addressed Nov. 27.—4w Mil WasblnRlon street. . Men like no morals but their own. Whatever Is theirs is singing, brief remarks by tho Conductor, ami tho usual what they see and hear of the “ hetterland,” theidtllosnphy right: hut they are ready to hiss tho virtues which they do until further notice nt his summer residence, of life, the moral ratio of worlds, the bright**!* vhpvsof tho not possess.—Arsens Boussaye. marching, there was a spicy, original poem by Dr. Robin Glenora, Yates Co-.yN. Y. , j O.2. R ead KKotli Sides. transition called de dh. the true uses of funerals on a moro son, followed by readings and recitations by Miss Frank attractive srale, and visions of the ” Beyond.” It lsacas- A Detroiter had hU hair cut the other.day, and after the Wheeler, .Miss Lizzie Thompson, Ella Carr, Llnwood After roadlnif Prat. Urltinu's "nellBlon and Dpnuicra- ket of sweet Immortelles, and ft Bethlehem star In every Mns. N e l l i e M. F l i n t , Electrician, and Ileal ay," plrnBe reail Janilenon-a Itciily, “ Wbs Jesus Christ a bereft home. barber had finished the head was the worst looking Job Hlckok, Eddy Washburn, Mabel Edson, Mrs. ll&ttle AVll Bomocrat?" l’rlccV>cents. ■ . l*ilce75centR, postage lOcents. • ever turned out In Detroit, The man was hopping mftd as son, May Biggs, Martha Cross, Freddy Esklns and Jenny ing and Developing, office 200 Joralemon street, For sale wholesale and retail by COLBY A RICH, at For sale wholesale and retail by tho publishers, COLBY opposite City Hall, Brooklyn, N. Y. Hours 10 to4. No. 9 Montgomery I’lace, corner of I’roTlnce street (lower A RICH, at 'No.,0 Montgomery corner of Provlnco he looked Into the glass, and he roared out: “ Why, you Miller. The “ Mocking B ird” was very finely rendered street (lower floor), Boston^Mass. blamed fool, yon don’t know anything about balr-cnt- on the harmonica, by Frank L, Taylor, and delighted the N .6-4w * Boor), Boston, Mass, T NOVEMBER 27, 1875. 6 BANISTER OF LiaHT,

Smith, chief of the spirit band, appeared, who, XST Mr. J. P. Mendiini, proprietor of the Bos­ §pm(ual flbcnomcna. after shaking-hands with several friends, con­ ton Investigator, while in Stockton, Cal., recent­ $ . 0 0 h s , The Herald of Health cluding-with remarks inn general way, returned ly, gave a lecture, which the Daily Evening Lend­ A N D n to the cabinet, nud after opening the doors that lMsjslcnl Munil'c'-tulions I'inlor Strict all might see the medium, who was occupying er of Hint city, of Oct. tilst, spoke (if ns follows : Immortality Demonstrated '.'TV.-t C o iu lillo n s.' her clmir in airuumgiseious trance, ns was the " Meeting.—Last evening there was n meeting . LADIES’ OWN for 1876. custom .of-those who*preceded him, the doors of Freethinkers at Pioneer Hall, which was well THROUGH THE MEDIUMSHIP OF To tho K.llli'r .'t itu- ll.tinn'i "l Light:, p Four Num ber# of Itt75 FKEE to uow subscribers were closed, and we were reipie-teil to remain attended. The audience wns ntldressiql by J. P. wJwLsend In their names Immediately. Mi-ndum, Esq., publisher of - the Iloston.Inyesti- Will yim jili-H-i* I'ormit mo to give it short ac­ ijuiet, explaining that they intended nil experi­ MRS. J. H. CON ANT, Every one should bavo lt who would rear to health and count in your coiiilims of my vxiicricitccs with ment. Naught but tlie steady tiiikling of .the gator, who related ills experiences in a very in­ vigor children, or regain and retain strong .bodies an teresting manner. Among ottier items of inter­ strong minds. Mr. (ttvi'ii A. rimpliii, a limteiiiiliziiig iiii'diiim music-box was heard ; all else was as still as tlie (WHO PASSED TO THE HIGHER LIFE AUG. 5, 1875.) est lie related that after King Kalalain returned • The following are a few of tlie titles of articlos since grave; live minutes passed ; tlie door-bolt was Thl« exrecdlrurlj- Inlrm tlnf IIIOfaiU'llY o r \)[ h'liiti'li.ill, N. V., who lately vi-itctl Hast Mid- .-.lining, doors thrown open, and lo! the medium’s home f rom visiting tlie States, soiiie’months since, S e p te m b e r: tllohtiry, Vt., w.lu-ro In* .gitvi‘ M-vurtil .M'liitt'cs clmir was vacant, nut n vestige uf her to he seen. lie sent to tlie oillee of the Investigator, and pur­ oil r of iliemnri jrm rdliiina of the 10th Century coiituliia a full tiUtory of her niedluuislilp 1. —HOW I MANAGED MY CHILDREN’. ' awakciiim; no small in T o fo stI .-.hull speak of Cliarles Smith, leaving tlie doors open ihatnll chased the fiii'3 of that journal since its publica­ 2. —BINEANKM FROM WORRY. might tie convinced that she wnsnot visibly pres­ tion, Also a large number of works on religious to within a short time previous to her only what ou this occasion s/^ue forty "or fifty ent, advanced to tlie front of the rostrum, bring­ from the tlie doors, and requested that the music box lie h»g spirit communications given through O.—M anagem ent of D elicate C hildren. witiir.—iiig whatever our un-eeii friends might kept continuously running, as they Intended to £ST Whether any serious complications aro her organism at thcUaunerorijfRhi Free Cir­ 7*—‘The Prevention of H eadache. * he aide to give .us il<-tuutjsf ratin^ their ability to recall the medium, l'ive • minutes passed ill likely to arise or not frond our present relations cles; and spirit messages, essays nnd Invocn* .STRENGTHENING THE BUNGS. make their pre-oneo kiei'wn and felt. silence, and it was announced that the medium to Spain and our interest in the affuirs of Cuba, tlons fk*om various Intelligences In ttieother 11! • 0.—Preventing Typhoid Fever. was restored, and tlie most astonishing seance 10, -P reventing Children's Diseases. A committee, eoii-i-tin.i; of Nornmii Tapper, there is no doubt of tlie fact tlmt our navy lms Tho whole being prefaced with Oponlng Hemarks by the ever witnessed liy us closed. The medium came close student and nsluto scholar, 11, -Kindles In Hygiene.. t 7 Ksip, Porter < 'Immplin and myself, was appoint­ out In an exhausted condition, from-which she been quietly placed upon such a footing as to bo 12. —R egaining Bos! H ealth, ed to hamleult' the medium, and make nil lieeos- rnnhlly recovered. ready for service in any emergency, f Out of ALLEN PUTNAM, ESQ. 13. —O ur N erves and Nervoushe*#, twenty-seven iron clads, nineteen have been 11.—K eeping the Elver H ealthy. sary.examinations. We u-eil the patent adjusta­ In conclusion, we fearlessly assert, first, that This Important Work presents to the skeptic, In a con­ Smith and Stewart are distinct individualities, completely equipped for active duty and station­ densed form, ble hamleuiV-, self-Ioekinp', furnished by . Mr. ed all along the coast from Pensacola to Boston, In short, everything connected with our physical well­ therefore, Smith could not luivu been Mrs. Slew- An Earnest, Unequivocal and' Individual b e in g , .... - Samm-IJliooks, of Middlelmry.' liefore putting .art in disguise ; second, it wns impossible for her with their complements of men, officers, ammu­ Tho‘'Scientific American” says: “ It contains more Example of the Good wrought by them, on 1 took , tlie precaution to fill the key­ to remain in any part of thoeubiiiet unobserved ; nition and stores, whence they could proceed to sensible articles than any maguzlue coming to dur sanc­ sea at very short notice.. Besides those there are holes with tallow,'when they were placed upon ami, third,-she could not 'by any possibility pass Spiritualism. tu m .* ’ from and return to the-cabinet in her normal twenty- five more vessels, some of which are nenr- Its perusal cannot full to the wrists of the medjnui, and made to closely condition,^ml not lie detected. ly ready for sen, constituting in all-n powerful 92.00 a year, (postage 10 cents,) nnd the G reatest lit. lie was then placed in a dark stairway, a The pli("oniena to us are inexplicable and In­ (ieet,-carrying three hundred guns, and capable, CHEER OUR STRUGGLING MEDIA, Prem ium yet! shawl being tacked up before the doorway, and comprehensible ; tin* facts we record, leaving the of doing a great dual of mischief upon the high 82.00 a year, (postage 1 0 cents,) and the G reatest Ily reason of the lessons flowing. from tho early trials and Prem ium yelt ence hardships home by this mnarkuhlo Instrument uf com* a small table with musical in-truments upon it solution fur others. Al.i.rix P ,, 82.00 a . ycar~(postage 10 cents,) nnd th e G reatest J ames Hook, muiitou between tho worlds of embodied and dlsoiubod-' was pljieed near' the shawl. The lights were led mind. Prem ium yeti Samuel Conm'.h. A 'Clergyman's House.—'Tlie Ashlnnd (Ky.) The ‘skeptic concerning'the continued conscious exist* turned down, when soon a form dressed in white Journal tells the following story: " Bey. T. F. once of the human spirit after Its bodily temple is resolved 82.00 a year, (postage 10 cents,) and th e G reatest Garret of Prestonhurg lmd the misfortune to lose to dust,, may here obtain valued asristance to ^ Prem ium yeti appeared at the door, and i-xtendiny; its arms to "DOWN TO SLEEP.” cithei end of the t dde lifted the same from the Ids horse on the L’Oth ult., she having died of the Escape from "Doubting Castle” THE WORKS OF SH/C&SPEARE, 7 bols. Our friend, writing home, says: .‘I left Into the dear radiance of the midday of truth; and tho floor. This w as done several times. The instru­ November woods are Imre and still ; adherent of Spiritualism Mill ilnd in this volume, much In one volume o f 1000 Pages, nnd UOIUustra* November days are clear and bright ; her in the field find started to my appointment, tlons, free to each subscriber. ments were al-o used. (>n I'Xitmitiitig the medi­ getting as far as Prestmiburg, not knowing that will tend to cheer tho heart and fortify the conclusions Kadi noon bunis up tlie morning's chill, already arrived at by.mature deliberation. It.Is.prlnted from new types and on good paper, contains um he was found .-illing as we left him, with the The morning's .-.now is gone by night ; whether she would live or die, nnd lmd been a portrait of Shakspoaro, a sketch of his Life, and a Glos­ cults on, and the tallow in the key-ludes undis­ Kaeli day my stops grow slow, grow light, llieri- two hours, and here came the poor crea­ Circulate it, for wherever it goes it will sary, together wl'h his poems, and Is the most marvelous ture, through the dark, having crossed tlie creek Instance or chi* pness or which we liava any knowiedgo. turbed. A Iter fm llier manifestations of a simi­ As through the woods I reverelit creep, carry with it an example teaching Sent five to every MilwcrJbor send ng $2.00. Hostage lOets. Watching all things lie " down to sleep." twice ifnrf tho river once, and came right to tlie Or either one of the following three books, handsomely lar character the cults were taken off and thrown house win-re I was! Does it not seem wonderful higher uses for the life that now hound in cloth, printed with clear types on good paper, Into the room at,the feet of the committee, locked I never knew before what bods, tlmt slu* should tlius come three miles after being is', and a grand prophecy of Jor$2,00, Instead of Sluk-pcaru : 1. IIOW TO EDUCATE YOIJIWIIBP. ns we left them on the w l ists of the medium, the Fragrant to smell, and soft to touch, left, and 1 wonder if she wanted to be near me th a t w hich is to be! 2. HOWTO MAKE A LIVING. key-holes lilled as at first. I am not aware that ■The forest sifts, and shapes, and spreads ; when she died? 'D id tier Instinct or misery 3. NEW MANUAL OF ETIQUETTE* 1 never knew lud'ore lmw much. bring her safe into the town 7 It is quite a mys- There bfiokfalom* would cost $.V2>, \W will scud all anythin),' occurred that a man with the free use 324 pp.; Cloth| 51,50; full gilt, $2,00; postage three of tic m and Tint !Ikram» of H kauth for one year «Of human'sound there is in such tciy-” ' . ' _____ . -■ of his hands might not have performed,- ! 24 cents. for $VJ5-rhe;iper than wholesale, Low tones, ns through the forest sweep A Fine Stool Plato Portrait of tho Medium adorns PREMIUM NUMBER 3 Is a splendid At this seance the mystery, if any, was in the Wlmn all wild tilings 1‘iii "down to sleep.” 15T Prof. Swing nlluded in a recent sermon,to the work.' . tlie action of the Chicago School Boa'rilyiti ex­ removing of the hahdeutfs. The more satisfac­ Each day I find new coverlids For sale wholesale, and retail by the publishers, M agnifying Glass,:... tory evidence to me of the exhibition'of spirit cluding the Bilile from the schools, and planted Tucked in, and more sweet eyes shut tight; himself squarely on tlie only defensible principle: COLBY & RICH, at Noljpijontgomory Place, corner Magnifying Glass, power was furnished at a suhsci|Uent sitting; on .Sometimes tlie viewless mother bids of Province stvdet (lower floor), Boston, Mass. , " The government lms no more right to tench the . M agnifying Glass, tli'e sanie’evoiiing. After repairing to the-dwell­ Her ferns kneel down, full in my sight; Bilile than it lms the Koran. My iden is that tlie ing of Mr. I.evi Needham, a small number being I hear their cltyriis of " good night;" government did, in its earlier life, run according Wediums-Blaspheray—Moravia, M agnifying Glass, And half I smile,'and half I weep, to a sort of Cliristinn common law ; but now the present, it was Mtggo-dpd that the medium tie Listening, while they lie "down to sleep." made expressly for-tho household, mounted on threo lcgs, number of Jews, Catholics and infidels lms be­ THREE IMPORTANT PAMPHLETS and wit i n r largo a field that a whole Jly, insect, a dozen lmndeiitTed and placed in the parlor in company come so greatly increased; the government lms kernels of wheat, or seeds of any kind, can be placcd under with Mr. Needham. Mr. Chaplin very politely November Woods are hare and still; BY THOMAS K. IIAZABJ). it without anv picparalioti, when tli'y will be made to ap­ November days are bright and good ; to base itself squnrely upon its.constitutional pear twetPy-five to forty times as large as natural, liy It consented, seeming willing to gratify our every Life’s noon Kurils up life's morning chill; idea tlmt all men are religiously equal. Even if I. Insects can be studied alive. Children will he delighted tlie genius of tlie country permitted tlie teaching with It. Kent free to any one who sends *2,25 for T h k TIkii- wish. Tlmy were in tlie parlor but a short tilde Life's night rests feet which long have stood ; ald ok Hk-altii for one year. It could not be nunuf *c- .Some warm, soft lied in' field or wood, of tlie Bilile, I should doubt tlie propriety of con­ Mediums and Mediumsidp. tured In this country for this price. Send lOcentsextra for before tlie cults were thrown upon-1 tlie lloor tinuing tlie custom, because no valuable moral postage. Wo will send Tins flKiuni) op IIbauth for ono locked as wlien put on. The mother will not fail to keep, A valuable treatise on tho laws governing medlumslilp,' year and any ^1 magazine or pape.t\_both post-paid, for $5, Wlien we eati "lay lis down to sleep." results can ever come from reading n few verses nnd recounting some of tlie extraordinary physical maul* without premium. it was then proposed that a lady present, Mrs. hurriedly in a schoolhouse, nnd social strifes will Testations witnessed by the writer through dllTcrcut media. be continually springing up out of tlie practice.” Trice 10 cents, postage free. Henley-, he united (not in marriage) in irons ( Ifqtrjih-'il from llmsClilviigo TrUmm*. ] ”i i 7 with the medium. He made no 'objections ; the ‘• Tlie C ourt of IV eniicilintioa.'’ Parturition without Pain; bracelets were put' upon the wrists of the two, S T Tlie time that is to test our sincerity is B l a s p h e m y ; Or, A Uo«lc of Directions for Avoiding most of Tills is a Danisluam l1 Not weginn institution, hero, and tlie occasion presents itself in a form SH& ;tlie Pains and Dangers o f I'll llil-bcarlng. when thTy seated themselves in tIn- parlor, await­ which lias stood tlnf test of eighty years’ trial, tlmt challenges public'attention. The Belvidero 'Who aro tho BlasphemersP--tho “ Orthodox* Edited by M. L,J Holbrook, M. l).v pd)torof Tub Her ­ ing very calmly their divorce, it came lira few lias proved itself n great success, ‘and lms curi­ seminary—so long and so well conducted as a ald op Health. The revised edition contains a practical ously .enough escaped any notice. It seems to Christians, or “ SpiritualiBtB” P Essay on tho “ Care of Children.“ by Mrs. ClemeucoS. moments, the handcuffs dropping.'upon tin* lloor, private-enterprise-waits to be liberally endowed A searching analysis of tho subject of blasphemy, which Losier, M. I>M Dean of tho N. Y. Med. College for Wo­ lie an admirable piece of legal machinery,' which men. • ' - *.' securely locked. —and how long shall it wait? We require addi­ will do much good. would work as well on American ns it lms ,on tional buildings at once; we want all the means Price 10 cents, postage free, "What is Said about “ Parturition without Pain," i felt that I ought to be satisfied ; hut, a doubt­ Norwegian and Danish soil. Courts of Recoil- nnd facilities necessary to a thorough course, of Mrs. Susan Everett, M, 7)., a niost successful lecturer to elliatiofi' were established in 'Scandinavia in 17!)5. III. women on Health Topics, says: “ My appreciation Is best ing Thomas as I am sometimes, 1 wanted to put instruction in all tlie ordinary departments of hu­ expressed bvnn order for a thousand volumes, which'You my lingers into, the nail marks, tasked Mr. They extend throughout Denmark. Each is man inquiry ; nnd, especially, we want professor­ Meren Bays ai Moravia. will please /ill as soon as practicable. “ presided oyer by a Judge and two assistants. ships of Jill tlie new sciences tlmt are tabooed by A work whose excellence surpasses our power toqom- Chaplin if he was willing that I should.he his The latter are usually Hot members of the legal The wonderful experiences of tho author at Moravlaare mend.—ReU> \orh Mail. *- nil American colleges nnd universities.—Prof, S. here detailed nt length. companion in irons for a short time. He raised profession. liefore these courts every case must IS. ISrittan. Price 10 cents, postago free. L’rico by mail, $1. no objections, but rather doubted the spirit's come. The regular courts will dismiss-any suit The T hree Sent PoM pnld for 25 Cents* ability to separate us. lie but echoed my belief, which lms not been brought before one of these. A iiothei* G reat H ook! The parties appear in tlie ltecmiell'mtion Court I 3 f We wisli to say tlmt we lmve no faith in In order to meet the demand for these ndmlrahlo articles, or unbelief. that system of Christianization which many, ap­ by Hon. Thomas U* Hazard, they have been published THE RELATIONS OF THE SEXES. without counsel, and generally without witness­ in pamphlet form* on good paper, and are In every way cal­ 1 took the cuffs, placed one upon the right- es. Eaeli states bis case in the presence of tlie parently, are trying to introduce and make faslr- culated to make a favorable Impression as pioneer tracts. By Mrs, E. H. Dulfey. author or “ What Women Should wrist uf the medium, the other upon my left, other. Tlie presiding Judge asks any questions lonnble'in this country. We refer to the assem­ The price Is fixed at this low figure,- that the works may bo Know,” .“ NoSex In Education,“ etc# lie chooses and examines witnesses, if lie sees fit bling of a dozen or twenty clergymen, and ns within tho reach of all. Here are one hundred and sixty*' Ded ica tio n : To the Yount; Men and Women of Amer­ drawing them down so closely that the irons many laymen, who proceed to appoint, commit­ two pages’of live, radical thought, sent post-paid for 25 ica: Those who still hold in their hands their own lives, ami iv~ When a complete, statement of the (Ms­ cents. More spiritual knowledge Is condensed upon these thoHvesof a future generation. In the hope that It may seemed measurably itnbeildcd in our llesli. . I s'been made, the Judge explains the law tees, etc., and organise a revival. Tlie Pente­ leaves than can bo Lmnd In t\vcuty*livo dollars’ worth of show them how to perform their duties to themselves, to costal manifestation was not planned by Peter or less concentrated matter. each other, ami to futurity, wisely nnd well, leaving no gave the key to Mr. Porter Chaniplin, and the ann'MTfs the parties wlmt lie thinks their strict For sale wholesale and retail by the publishers, COLlft room.for regret or reproach, this book Is hopefully ami lov­ medium' 'and his thoroughly awake and deter­ legal rights are. Then the whole Court unites bis co-workers, any more than tlie descent of the A KICH, at No. 0 Montgomery Place, corner of Province ingly dedicated by tho author. in' a recommendation to plaintiff and defendant Holy Ghost wns planned, wlien " suddenly there street (lower floor), Boston, -Mass.______Contents,—Introductory; Sexual Rhyslologv; The Bo* mined companion seated themselves in the parlor. came a sound from heaven, ns of a rushing, glUmnto Social Institutions of the- World—Tho Orient; to settle Hie dispute in a certain specified way. The Legitimate Social Institutions o ff ho World—The Oc­ We sat several minutes without moving or ex­ It is entirely optional witli either to reject tills mighty-windi and itfilled nil th e’house where cident; Rolygan y; Free Love and dU Evils; Pro,1dilu­ periencing the presence of any outside power. they were sitting.” Tho noted ecclesiastics did THE CONTRAST: tion—lis History ami Evils; Prodltjitlou—Its Causes; advice, if they accept it, the suggestion of till' Prostitution—Its Remedle-t; Chastity; Marriage ami Its. Mr. Chaplin expressed his doubts, hut suggested ■Court becomes a judgment. Execution may not organize tlie great reformation of tlie Kith Abuses; Marriage and its Uses; The Limitation of Olf- century. The more recent, hut perhaps equally EVANGELICALISM AND SPIRITUALISM sprlng; Enlightened Parentage. that two or three of the company seat themselves issue uiiou Up and it can be pleaded in harof-any This book )s written from a woman's standpoint, with other suit upon tlie same .subject matter. Hut if important reformation which swept England in COMPARED. ■> in the room near us. Two gentlemen, I tliipk, tlie last century, was hot organized by the bish­ great earnestness ami power. The author takes the highest both or either of tlie parties should reject the BY MOSES HULL. moral amt rciuntiflc ground. The book is bound to have an and two ladies (my wife ope of them) came in proffered advice, tlie suit can lie at once brought ops of the Established Church. Indeed, we can­ Immense-sale. Orders should he sent In at uuce. Price by and sat near me on my right. in the proper courts. not recall a single great religious movement tlmt mall 82. ever was organized by men. They lmve all been CONTEXTS, ■W0 w.vit LCOOactlvo agents to canvass for this book, to During the' whole time my left hand and knee These are tlie main features of llio system, as' ' ------C'Jl.M’TERl.'______whom the best commissions will bo given. we find them sketched in a forgotten hook, “ Tlie surprises both to tlie church ami to the clergy.— pressed the right knee-of the medium, that' 1 W lm t 1m .Sph'lliialitmi Study ot Government,” written by Mr. G. II. Ikv. if. II. II- Murray's Golden Rule. might detect the slightest movement if any was • CHAPTER It. 141 TALKS TO MY PATIENTS; Veanmn, and 'published in Boston four years ago. Comparative Evidence of the Bible nn<| ftplrlb made. .Shortly the medium said the spirits were Tin- preface is dated at Copenhagen,- so tlmt this Wherever tlie sexes together touch sci­ unllHin. Or, Woman and Her Diseases, making an effort to remove tlie cuffs. Mrs. II., account of the Danish system was probably writ­ ence, art, literature, tho race lifts nnd goes for­ CHAPTER MI. By Mrs, R. B. Gleason, M. I). A Practical Handbook for the Maid, Wife and-Mother, with a beautiful photo­ the oflier lady present, said she saw spirits ten oil tlie spot and as tlie result of personal ob­ ward more successfully. So, I beseecli you, force Teiu'liliiff* o f fhc Bible nnd NplrttualUxn. graphic portrait of the author. Price by mail,'postpaid, servation'. .Mr. Veanmn gives some remarkable CHAPTER IV. around us. The medium, so far as I could dis­ tlie vote on woman. Ill the rottenness of cities $1,50. figures in proof of tlie good work doneKby.the nnd the feudalism of the nation we must employ The MImmIoii o f NpiritunlUm. cover, and 1 was especially vigilant, moved not a Courts of Beconeiliation. Within tlie five years every force to secure tlie success of democratic CHAPTER V. muscle. from 1K0O to tsiii, both Inclusive, 183,fit’s suits institutions. Let tlie State rest on man and The Cni Bono o f NpirKnallum^ Sexual Physiology. Immediately I felt a hand or touch upon my were brought before these courts. Of these, woman with tlie certainty that we shall outride ' CHAPTER VI. „ t-3,8t>7 were settled, '-’,511 were postponed, and tlie storm.— Wendell ■ Phillips. Minor Question*. A SCIENTIFIC AND POPULAR. EXPOSITION OF THE head ; a peculiar feeling seemed to steal through 57,137 were sent up to tlie regular-courts for liti­ / CHAPTER VII. my system and run down my left arm, producing gation. But sober second thought- led to tlie .Acts ofuic Apostles and NpirltnnlUm. Ignorant of, though P racticing the Mag­ ■ Fundamental ProWems iii Socii a delightful sensation, when by degrees tlie cuff adoption of tlie advice of the Court'tif Beeoncili- .....'*c4L\PTlit Y nrr ” - - By II, T. Trail, M. I). '(Tils work contains tho latest netic Law.—Ami indeed, they seem, in dealing ; l(o i« o f tlie Wi*me. upon my wrist relaxed its iron grip, and I vvas' a.tion. in more than half of these,, so that only and most Important discoveries In the Anatomy and Pliys- of the 183,(V18 original suits were really with penitents ami sinners, to make hand-shaking CHAPTER IX. ioloKy of tho Saves: Explains the Origin of Human Llfo; made to realize that indeed I was being set free. «Whnt Is Evangelicalism* How ami when Menstruation, Impregnation, and Ooncep- tried at law. In other words, the Courts of Iiu- a powerful element of their influence. As soon tlnmnccur, giving the laws tty which tho number and sox In a moment .more it left my hand as gently as coneiliathm promptly, fairly, ami cheaply dis­ as they approach a man or woman in the inquiry of offspring aro controlled, and valuable Information In room, and the'custom is tlie same among nil the regardlolhohegetllugand rearing of beautiful and healthy tlie softest rjbbon could have-been drawn from posed of six out of every,seven suits brought in COL11Y children. It Is high-toned, and should he read by every Denmark within these five years. By comparison assistant workers, they manage in some way to Tovlncc family. Willi eighty lino engravings. Agents wanted. it, and in less time than it takes to write it the get hold of the inquirer’s hand. If the Inquirer T itles o f Chautkhs.—The Male Organs oi Generation; ottier cuff was removed from tlie medium’s lmnd of tlie statistics of tlie individual years, it appears The Female Organs of Generation; The Origin of l.lfe; that tlie whole number of suits decreases year by, is weeping nnd nervous tlie pressure lias a sooth­ Sexual Generation; Tho Physiology of Menstruation; lra- nnd they were thrown upon tlie lloor securely year.-while tlie proportion of suits.finally set-’ ing effect, nnd if lie is a stolid man who, without ON MIRACLES nregna’.lnn; Pregnancy; Embryology; Parturition: Lac­ locked. ’ tied in these Beconeiliation Courts as steadily in­ much feeling on his own part, lias been led in by tation; The Law of Sex; Regulation of tho Ntimberof his friends, it lias a inciting and moving influ­ • AND Offspring; Tho Theory of Population; Tho Law of Sexual That they were not unlocked to remove them creases. Intercourse; Hereditary Transmission; 'Philosophy of Tin* system is in full force in tlie Danish West ence.' Mr. Snnkey’s hand is of a fair size, very I feel certain, unless the controlling power had plump, very white, and as soft ns satin. Its ^Tlda'wo'rk has rapidly passed through twonty-flvo edi­ India Islands. Tlie following table shows its re­ Modern Spiritualism. tions, a id tho demand Is constantly Increasing. No such the ability to lock .them without'producing the sults there during the same live "years (1800-18(14): pressure is pervading and penetrating, a stream complete' and valuable work has ever before been Issued slightest now, for the peculinr, sharp dirk ac­ Total timnUcr of oasos...... -2, K>S of electric good will seeming to flow from every from tho press. Price, by mail, $2. Settled in |{»*(>niiclllalfo» Courts...... pore. Mr. Momly’s hand is very short.—Revival companying their locking—five"or six occurring Sfiil to jvKiilai- courts.'...... 708 Report. BY ALFRED B. WALLACE, F. B. G. SM F, Z. S., &c,, 1‘il‘s.hmI to lotfal trial...... 281 T lie J3ettei* W ay; in adjusting the cuffs to the size of our wrists— Author o f 11Travels on (hr. Amazon and Rio A^ro,** was not heard, and my attention was especially In these colonies tlie Courts of Keconcilinton “Palm Trees of (he Amazon," “The Malay AN APPEAL TO MEN 13?" Spiritualism tenches that we are ever in Archipelago," Ac., Ac. enlisted in that direction. If I ever doubted be­ settled seven out of every eight suits.. Tlie two the presence of our.loved ones in the spirit-life; In behalf of Human Culture through a Wiser sets of .statistics, taken together, arc in tlie na­ that true manhood consists in holding the pas­ Parentage. ; fore, I no longer have a rigid to doubt that Peter ture of cumulative proof. This largo nnd handsome volume consists of— » By A. E. Newton. It Is earnestly hoped that women sions in subjection to tlie Intellectual and moral wll Interest themselves In tho circulation of this Essay. had opened to. him by spirit-power, his prison Those facts should lmve been before tlie public faculties ; that our destiny is ever onward and I. An Answer lotlie Arguments of llnm e, Lecky, It will ho furnished by the dozen and tho hundred at re­ doors: * long ago, but tlie legal guild, which ought to be a n d o th e rs, a g a in s t 3IXrnclc*. duced rates. It Is written In the interests of woman and aware of every interesting legal experiment, is upward in tlie scale of intelligence nnd moral her children, and cannot fall to do a great deal of good. Only tlint I have ipade tills article longer than culture, which is true wisdom.—Religio-Philo- II. Tlie Scientific Aspects of tkeiSapernntarnl. 1’rlr.e: Paper covers, 25 cents; cloth, SO cents. 12 copies densely ignorant, as a rule, of everything outside Much euhuged, and with a Note of Personal Evi­ by mail,.In paper covers, for ?2,00. I intended I would speak in more ge.nerpl terms one narrow routine. Blnckstone was right sophical Journal, dence. . - of tlie significance of this wonderful Rower that wlien lie classed lawyers ns obstructives. They III. A Defence of Modern ftpirfttmlfsm. Reprint­ Is challenging the attention of the world, nnd the lmve to be told by other people of the progress X3T A Western editor thus describes the sor­ ed from the Fortnightly Kbview, With an Ap- rows of “ tlie craft,” and tlie same remarks apply ' pcndlx applying to the most recent criticisms. Eating for Strength. glory of that knowledge which destroys the ter- made in their own profession.' Tlie Conseils des A NEW HEALTH COOKERY BOOK, I’rudhommes of France, the Arbitration-Courts to Eastern latitudes. He says : “ If lie speaks of These treatises n\o much enlarged, and In many places ’ rors of the tomb, A. E.-Stanley, re-written, constituting it a now work. The Notoof Per­ By 51. L. Holbrook, M. D ., which should bo In the of England-mid New York City, and the Courts things as they- are people get angry.- If lie gloss­ sonal Evidence Is very valuable, and tho Appendix Is cn< hands of every person who would eat to regain and retain - • Leicester, 17., Ayr. IfifA, 1875. as of Beconeiliation of Norway and Denmark, were es over or smooths down the rough points he is tlrelj^heiv. health and strength. It contains, besides the science of nil suggested nnd founded by non-lawyers; and bribed. If lie calls things by their right names, Wo have* just received tho work from England, and the eating and one hundred answors to questions which most he is unfit for the position of a reporter. If ho eagerness with which It waswelcomed there, assures for It people aro anxious to know, nearly one hundred pages de­ “ A Marvelous Manifestation.” if the lawyers lmd been left to find out about a largo sale in this country, voted lo tho best healthful recipes for foods and drinks, to them, tlie world would probably still be ignorant does not furnish ills readers with jokes, he is a Price |l , 75, postago free. feed one’s self, feeble babies and delicate children, so as to Under this heading tlie Chicago Times of a re­ of their existence. 'Lz-O mullet. If lie does he is a rattlehead, lacking For sale wholesale and rotall by COLBY & RICH, at get the best bodily development. Mothers who cannot stability. If lie condemns the wrong lie is a good No. H Montgomery Place, corner of Province street (lower nurse their children will Anil full directions for feeding cent date publishes tlie following nccount of the floor), Boston, Mass. them, and so will mothers who have delicate children, ana W eather Ma.\-ims.—" Old Probabilities” lms fellow, but lacks discretion. TMie lets wrongs Invalids who wish to know the best foods. ...Price occurrences at one of the'seances held in pres­ Second Edition. Many facts are presented In few words, and Its Looking formulated tlie results of his observations for and injuries go unmentioned lie is a coward. If Department Mono Is worth many times the price of.tho ence of Mrs. Stewart: New England ns follows: v' he exposes a public man, he does it to gratify book.— American Hiedteal Journal, St. -Aoufs, Afo. Seance • Hoom, Pence’s Block, T erre spite—is tlie tool of a clique, or belongs to the Its author Is so Immeasurably in advance ot American 1. As n rule, if tlie wind touches northeast or. Is it the Despair o f Science? housekeepers in genotai, that we hope he may bewmety IIautk, Inh., Npv.Oth, 1875.—Wo, the managers ;east for two or three days, it is a suro indication ‘‘outs.’ If he indulges in personalities he is a and frequently consulted.—Christian union. of Mrs. Stewart’s seances, have known for some of rain. .. . r blnckgunrd. If-he does not, his paper is dull and B Y W. P.~C1) N N I N C . time past.that through her mediunisliip, spirits 2. Dense'‘smoke aml lmze in early morning insipid.” - " R Any or all of the above books sent on receipt of the materialize ami present their friends in mortal portend falling weather.' This pam flilet Is very pleasantly w ritten, suggesting the price. beautiful and fragrant (lowers, fresh from the 3. Slimmer showers of light character often fol­ possibility or solving the mysteries of spiritual manlp sta­ 133~ Joseph Guiliord, of Cnnadn, whose remains tions liy tracing tho analogies offered by tho subtler forces parent stem, with tlie dewdrop glistening upon low two or three days of smoke or lmze. were interred at Montreal Nov. lfitli, after await­ of N a tu r e . RECAPITULATION. the petals ; and in return dltt; bouquets presented 4. Fog, frost and dew precede rnin 24 to 48 ing burial for seven "yenrs after death, was a P r ic e 15 c e n ts , p o sta g e 2 c e n ts. Herald of H ealth...... -’ f‘oo to them by earthly friends are readily de-materi- For_sale wholesale and retail by tho publishers, COLBY Parturition without Pam ...... hours, except fog nt close of storm. printer. He was foreman for thirty-six years in & RICH, at No. 9 Montgomery Place, corner of Province alized and spirited away by some mysterious and 5. Wind veering -from north or west to south Montreal for the late Louis Perrault, and Louis street (lower lloor), Boston, .Mass, Relation of the^ Sexes...... invisible process unknown to ns. This to us was Sexual Physiology...... and southeast precedes falling weather., Perrault & Sons. Guibord performed the diffi­ Talks to my Patients...... »5 q wonderful, but far, far more wonderful were the 0. Halos, lunar nnd solnr, also, fairly defined cult task of putting tlie Indian language into Better Way...'— ...... yw...... -•••• , nn demonstrations of Inst evening (Nov. 5). The nnd brilliant auroras, precedcrnln 24 toiiO hours!' type for the issue of a catechism and hymns pub­ ORDEAL OF LIFE, Eating for Strength...... J...... • • • • v; manifestations at this seance, for n time, were of 7. Barometer rising or failing considerably lished by l’Abb6 Garin, and of forming tlie mat­ Graphically Illustrated In the experiences of fifteen hun­ All the above, not Including prem iums, costing *10, w the usual order>4hus, Spirit friends, one after away from its mean forebodes falling weather, rices. He first Introduced stereotyping into Can­ dred Individuals, promiscuously drawn, from al’ Nations, b e Bent postpaid to one address for <8,00. the other, each In his yr her own order, old and ltollgtons, Classes and Conditions uf Men. Alrtahetlcolly subject to modifying influences of the neighbor­ ada,- nnd tlie first book stereotyped in tills coun­ arranged, nnd given Psyehoinetrlchlly through the medlum- AGENTS WANTED. ’oung, appeared upon tlie rostrum, and each In ing ranges of mountains and hills. try was done under Ills supervision. His punc­ shipot DB. JOHN C. GUINNELL, In presence of the Address ~ „ lurn, ofter shaking tlie hand of some recognized 8. Precipitation generally follows a rapid in­ tuality was proverbial. _ He was sixty-two years compiler, THOMAS It. HAZAKD. - WOOD & HOLBROOK, friend or friends, exchanging a few words of flux or efflux of atmosphere.. of age at his death, being the,oldest printer In 132 pp. Price 50 cents, postage 8 cents. friendly greeting, closing with a smile and God For sale wholesale and retail by the publishers, COLBY 13 and 15 Insight afreet, S e n Torts. 9. If wind is in southwest and rain sets in, the Canada except Mf.' John Lovell, the veteran pub­ & RICH, at No, 9 Montgomery place, corner of Province Nov.«e»W - ___ bless you, gave way for others. Finally, Charles rain is of short duration and light yield. lisher. " ' street (lower floor), Boston, Mass. ....-V; NOVEMBER. 27,1875. BANNER OF LIGHT,

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Arthur Fuller, A RK'II. at No. 9 Montgomery Flare, rornerof Provlneo ■ floor), Boston, Mass. addressing Muk. W kiiii, enclosing a lock of hair, one dol- l*rof. J o h n IIuK>lmrililv -urr, F re itrli Prof. Edgnr Dayton. mid YleiiiieM* Si.vMtem* of Mcdlciil FleetCIcli.r, a* BUTTON-HOLE CUTTER. T directions for treatment, will please euelos ? $l,oo, a Xtev. J o y II. i'iilroltlhl, ■n* ■■ lock of hair, a return postage stamp, amt the address, and Ulaho|» Fenwick, Steps to the Kingdom. admlolsb'ii'd b) Dis. Wm. and l.iniu.i Bnit>*ii in their PATENTED PEB. 18, 1873. state sex and age. l3w*-Oet, Zi. Hev. I*lilneaa Stowe, . . ow n piactln*. Prof. Itobert llui*e, It Y IXMS W A ISHHOOK EU, This cvivBi'iit |fm> w..i k Is *>-p,'rl:i!lv d.-slgni'd f,,r tlio HIS CUTTER excels all others In simplicity, strength, G ro ritf A. Ite d n in n . Medium, use of lamllb-s. i-jal/lj).' all Io run- Mm-io' i Im- hvBboiit tho safety and utility, made of the best material anti In the Mrs. S. E. Crossman, M. D. Itev. T. Ntnri- lilnir. Author of "Jlshn Ihtrlnw'M Vtar," "AhW Vale," "May aid of drugs or do,-tots, 1 h Hi,- onlv -:»?<■, n-;iat,|i- ami T LAIRVOYANT AND MAGNETIC PHYSICIAN; cmnpbdc guide to., act lee of M-db al Lloi.n most perfect manner, with a plannlshcd tin ease; may bo lCltlllll JOM'llIl I.OlTOIllluil. tcifd Jitossains," '"Sttitn'up far H'onpn,” the ,;y Irity i-vor carried In the"pocket with safety, and Is agrent conve­ C also Trance Medium. Speciality: Curing Cancers, Tu­ given Io tin-public. mors and Female Complaints. Examines at any distance. Itev. John .Murray. (ft1., tic, Full Mod and sold by Du. WILLIAM BIUTTF.N. M nience; Useful for Ripping, Cutting Thread, Twine or Terms $2,00. Also Midwife. Magnetic Paper $;,<«>. 57 Tre- Ifer. John l*ler|Hmt. W'esl ;hlh siri-,-1. New \i.ik, A bo lo* b.» lud a tt li-'Banner Selvage. Just tho thing to open envelopes or cut the leaves mont street, Boston, Rooms 19 and 20. Nov. 27. Dr. A. Nldney IVoane, . of Periodicals, May he sharpened same as a knife. To Itev. Henry W are, (’hil^tlaiis pray, “ Th> kingdom eom.\ thy will be done or Idght otlb’e, Bo.-toii, Mass. Pi b e 5» eenis. -Mailed Ueo canvassers It offers the advantage of occupying only one- lia-Da Ali-Dal. fol -Miriits. - . ‘ J. WIliM AM AN i> H UN IK W I LL IS on earth as It Is In heaven. “ liut’ihe> know not what they N. B .- D u . Wvi. B i i i m u s ' s n-leliiaiid .llonie lint- fourth the space of any other Cutter. Put up In a:»eat box IhuvId Harvard, , ask. I’hrlstlans; read Nothl’tig Like II,” alnl see If von of one dozen each. ean nlfoitl to have your ptavers ynsweied; and, U not, ler.V, the best ami-tdieapi'si t;ie, |i.i Magneite ..'bdleal FLETCHER. Tlioniaa Paine, Bath-iy of B n >Dr and ipiall'lv evri i in-ted. to be bad HlngleCutter sent post-paidSoeciits; one dozen planished Dlstlngnlslied Llghtsof the past, bote speak to tho em­ make prepaialiou, b-V llieai^wei Is Mile I on.me lu ((sown tin, $1,00, by mall ‘25 cents extra. USINESS, Test and Medical Mediums. Examinations proper t line, > onlv id t In* nianuf;u ioiei, 2 \\'es| ;ts;|j hiii-ei, New York, made by lock of hair. 9 Montgomery Place, Huston. bodied InleUlgeiuvs of to-day. Clientais si‘iit i»n applb-altoii. Aug. 21. For sale by COLBY & IUCII, at No. 9 Montgomery BNov. 0. As an Kio:y)*lopeilla of Spiritual information, this work Tli- surfer the author nud with fiom the puhlle In her Place, corner of Province st. (lower tloor), Boston, Mass. Is without a superior. former works, has ...... I hrr in put b*rill for.their eon- That It Is a carefully ronde sod aud digested volumo. the slderatlon N m in ms l.i k k I r. ** Ji presents to the read high reputation of Its compiler Is a warrant. er some of the mos( poptpar quest ions of (he day. and han­ Dr. Fred. L. H. W illis THE INDIANAPOLIS SUN, MRS. JENNETT J.CLARK, dles them In the most musiei ly iiiamiei. Ibaul It ami hand Y°X AN*T:,.* WrlttiMi Spit It Mei" Price*1,50...... Hostage 30 Ceuta. It tn your eonse i vat h e friend.’ M».t Im* Addi'<**M*d llll fiirllK T n o lle rr DK leading Independent Reform W eekly politi­ sages $!, Examinations $l, and Sittings $1; io a. m. to 5 For sale wholesale and retail 'by the publishers, roi.B Y Bound in etnth, 12mo. 3.‘>d pages, +|.,V»; postagi* 18 cents. T cal newspaper In Hit? United Slates; the special ndvo* a. 25 M arren ave., near Bet keley-st. Church, Boston, A ltlt'11, ut No, 9 Montgomery Place, corner of Province Fm sale wholesale ami retail bv the puidtshers, t ’oLBV G -louoi'n, Y « to » O o., 3NT. Y . . catoof the Interests of Labor as against Combined Capital;1 Oft.or. an.30, —'he*—9w street (lower floor), Boston, .Mass. A KITH, at No. a .Montgonieij Plaee, <-orner of Piurlnre Legal Tender Paper Money as against Hank Issues ami the street (lower floor), Boston, .Mass, ' r-* U. WILLIS may be addiessed as ntuiv'e.—Ftoih tbla Gold Basis Fallacy,* and the Interchangeable Currency point he ran all end to the diagnosing of disease by hair Bond as against the High Gobi Interest Bond. Second Edition—Revised and Corrected. Dand fiaudw i King. He elahus that hlsjnvveni lu this line The Nun has a corps of able correspondents among the ELIZABETH DAWKINS, ate unilvaled. emublnlng, as Im* docs, aceurate scientific clearest and most profound thlukersof the country. AGNETIC PHYSICIAN, 12 Albion street, Boston, Eating for Strength. knowledge with keen and searching f'lali.vo) mice, Miscellany of the choicest selection, adapted toitll classes Office hours’; till 5. Refers to Phlncas Gay aud others. T H E W OIt 1 /irS Ih. Willis claims especial skill In Heating nil diseases of of readers. • . „ MNov 20.—2w* . the blood ami nervous system. < annus, Net of u la in all Itn Terms $1,76 per year, postpaid. A Now Healtli Cookery Book, lot us. Kpllepsy, Paralysis, ami nil tliu most di*lbnte and Sample copies sent free on application. M KS. Jj . \V. UTOH, Ulnlrvoymit Physician Sixteen Crucified Saviors ; com;fllea(ed diseases of both sexes. Address, IN D IA N A PO LIN NI7N COM PANY; AY-1- and Test Medium, New lentedles, compounded by HY.M.'L. llOLimOOIC, M. I)., Dr. \Vlllls ts permitted lo refer to numerous parties who Oct» 2.—1 3 \ v ______In d ln n n p o lU , I n d . spirit direction, constantly on hand.*'"Tin* Battery applied on, have Wen rul ed bv Ills system or prnrtb w when nil otheifl when needed, Circles Sunday and Tuesday evenings, 169 Whleli should be In* the hands of every person who would had f died. All let ter s luust emit alu ai elm u postage stamp. Court street, Boston. Nov. 20. CHRISTIANITY BEFORE. CHRIST. eat to regain aud ndaln health, strength ami beauty. It Si ml far i'ircularM and Uiftrr moi, tf Send Filly Cents contains, besides (he selemv of eating jiml one Imudnsl an­ * FOIt THK . HUN. IIAKIDY, ____ CONTAININ'! swers to ijuesllons which most people are anxious to know, m iU N C E MEDIUM, Nd, I Concord Square, Boston, nearly one hundred pages 'devoted to the best heanhftd MRS. J. W .; DANTORTH, ELEGANT AND FASCINATINC CAME X Office hours rrom 9 (<>l and 2 to 3. Seance for material­ New, Startling, and Extraordinary UmlatioM in reidpes lor foods aiul’ili Inks, how to feed one’s self, feeble ization In the light every Friday evening. Tickets 3l,uo, llcliyitms llintury, which ditrltm tin; Oriental babes and delleale ehlldren so as to gid tin* best bodily de­ Trance and Magnetic Physician, Sept. 4.-13W . . ' ' Origin of ail the Doctrines, Principles, velopment. -Mothers who earned nurse thelrehlldren will 100 IVi'nl 50fli »fie«*(. New Void* Clly, find full dlreetloiis for feeding them, and so will mothers Precepts, and Miracles of the who have delleate children, aud Invalids w Uo wish toj^now f 1LA4BVGV ANT IIII: B r o M P n l ’ND. «en>-Luhg of " c w m t « MRS. JENNIE POTTER, (lie best foods. V ' Bools, Herbs and Balks, with full dUreimii- t-o pre- ltANOE MEDIUM, 11 Oak strait, 3 ilnors from 7S2 C hristian N ew Tosliimont/, . Price *1,09. postage free. paring 'over one oiiai t id Vegetable S\ i op dm eut mg \ Inon- HE most amusing and exciting game in the world. T Washing!™ sl. Hours 1) a. m. toll Sunilavs'Jtou. For sale wholesale and retail bv COLBY A RICH, at le, oiganle ami BLeiimarb Dl'e;iv,-s. malleit pn p ild on te- Sent by mall, postpaid. \\\ R. UOULI). Successor Oct. 23.. . ; . • and furnishing a Key for unlocking many of its No. 9 Montgomery -Flare, eonier of Fiovlnee street (lovver e**lpt of 4il,n>i. Nov.-:;. Tto the WEST A LEE GAME .. 47'nn. e <; n-at B sick at a distance but degree never equaled. By means •liigton sts., Boston, (entruncebiV Ash st. ) Hours 10 to 5. fliible of Bibles^ ” (e/wiprf.vBip a description of or magnetic letters ho performs cures us remarkable as Oct. 9.—If * ~ i n t i i i : b i :i d i .i \ u M a i ia : . M Jones strei'L h!is reuiove<| lo in’ripitoii FUee, a few~ any made by personal treatment. To do this, l)r. Newton "Uointy Bihte.s.) doois vvesl ot Ftftli avenue. New Volk, MVgmdieFhv- occupies as much time and makes the same-effort as though S. HAYWARD, MiigiuHist, 5 Davis st., Hos- This pamphlel, of put pages, tiauslatiul aud published by slrlau and Fieri i lelan. tnfm ms I In*' punne ib;tl "hr iiinvs the patlent'wero present. However great the distance, This wonderful and exhaustive volume by* Mr. Graves Fill LI FF \V A LB U IGt K It A M K It. of Munie, Gerurtuy. tin* h . VKos 11 a im* without rail. N oiitte no piv ; ami A • ton. Hours from 9 to 4. Consultation.frco. Mag­ abotnsvis all other nem m s itiiin ultb1" and gem-i'ai dis­ persons are Inv.irlahly benetlled—In most cnsftJTciitlrely netic Ih/npeivita dure ami Magnetiznl Paper sent by uintl will, we arc certain, taka high rank as a hook or reference will lit! lotmd to eoutaln the pith of Mr, A..L Davis’s cured. Children are more surely cured at a distance than on rt'celpt ot $1,00; the paper alone, 50 cents, tf—Oct. 9. in the field which- 1m has chosen for it. The amount of “ Answers to ljursiJons, *’ “ Philo's >phv of special Piovl- eases, F.pllepsles Imdinled. 7w Nov. <5. by personal contact. In urgent cases, Dr. Newton will re­ mental labor necessary to collate and compile the varied denees,” “ Tne Flivsielan,” “ Fn‘'enf Age ami Inner US. m :SKNJII*.I{Y. Mii)*iii,tir l'liv.sifiim s, t\s- lieve pain liiKiantly, and cure disease on receipt of a T IX'/AE NEWELL, 'i’rancp and Tost Medium, Ihformallon contained' in It must have been severe ami Life.” “ Death am! Urn After-Lib*...... 1 lie Temple.” arduous Indeed, and now that It Is In sneli convenient “ A Stellar Key, ” Ae., eoinplled especially for our German D labllsheij 2'i roti-eetiffve Vi ai", ..fiaUr-g « 1 ffielr telegram.' Persons desiring to avail themselves of this -1-J McdPnl and Business Clalrvovant, M Hanover st., d nsl I Mile al Tai ntm iu for the w In1*i mm-mi. ean be con­ inode of cum, will address the Doctor In a short letter, Boston. E all giving age, sex, amt a description of the case, cncloOnga Nov. 20.— 3w* it to go out of print. * But the’ nook Is by- no means a iiiefr Flier .V) rent*, postage'freo, sum from three to ten dollars. P. O. address, caroof M. collation of views or statistics: throughout Its entire For sqlo wholesale, and repair by I'O I.BY A RICH, at those who deslr'I* to be | i*s tm e | to heal t ll w I lioti I till- oso Buow, Box 117, Han Francisco, Cal. Get. 2. TtriJS. C. II. WILDES. No. (>1 Dpdfoul strppl, course tho author—ns will he seen by his tltle;page ami No, 9 Montgomery Fla' e, ei.ruerof Fiovlnee sheet (lower of m»*simins ami drogs. N,iv. it. ATA Boston. Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, from chapter heads—follows a definite line of research and ar­ fluid ), Boston, Mass. / M A D A M E B O D I N F S ' !*to3*l Jan. 10. gument to tho close, aud his conclusions go, liko sure ar­ rows, to tho mat k. ‘ - THE MASCULINE CROSS; “ M01\TOl!H 119USE',” QAMUEL GKOVEU, H e a l in g M e d iu m , N o. Cream of Liilies. k? 60 Doverstreet (formerly 23 Dlx place). Dr. G. wlllat- Prltifosf on fine nhlle paper, large I2iiio, IMO tend funerals If requested, . 13w*—Sept. 4, pngrea, 82.00; ixntltiffc 30 O r, Ancient. Sex-W orship. 1! A v A N A. N . V .. HERE Ik iVd article (bat will comharo wltli It as a pre­ • Fur sale-wholesale and retail by the Publishers. COLBY 7MVF. nKnutes* walk fiom the Magmdb' Spring**, and servative of the skin, U positively removes Moth, \|K S . JENNIE DOLDSM1TII, Clairvoyant,, .1 RICH, at No. 9 Montgomery Place, corner of Province A oiirbrns and remarkable work, eontalnlng the Traces 11 neir Hie II AVAN A GLi.N and Took Aradejn). Flvo T Bnnlmrn, anil all cutnmotis diseases, producing a sort,1TA BusInesHund Magnetic IMiyslclan, 1M1 Slmwinut ave­ stveet (lower floor), Boston, Muss. of Ancient Myths !u the rnrreni Religious of To-day. minutes* walk fiom MBS. K. .I. M A UK K K\-, ( an* M is. nue. Hours from 9 a . m. to 5 r. m. Nov. o, “ Another rurlousand remarkable work Mr. Buttsoirers Compton.) .ihe»im>st lemitikable nn-dluin fm mateilalha- BUtln-lIku texture. In all cases of ehapped or brittle skin, for sale. It gives, most luridly, the origin of Hie symbol bo common in our climate, Uactsllke magic, Itlsdllfer- tlou yet tlevebipeij In thh i-ounlrv. ent from anything ever ottered to the public, and Is free ATAKY^CTiXirFEnrciuirwyant nmfBusl- of llieeross, founded, as It was. Iti the am-lent vvoislilnof from nil poisonous substances. Many certificates have been 1TA ness Medium, 125 Loudon street, East Boston, .Mass. Glimpses of the Supernatural; the masculine sexual organs. D Is not, perhaps. Just suited GORDON N. SQUIRES. received expressing unqualified satisfaction. Hold at 37 Nov, 13.—Iw* * to juvenile minds, but to the mature, studious and curious, BEING FACTS, REC0BDS AND TBADITIONS It will prove of great Interest.” -- Th>- Truth ftrrh-r, Del. 39. East Brookline street, Boston, Mass. Price $ 1,00. Beni AfISS S. . IIAKIUNGTON, Electric mul Mag- fio pp., 2d Illustrations. I2mn;.. paper,Vi rents; postage free. by mail to any address. • *'tr-Aug. * ■ 23. 1TA netic IMiyslelan, 3 Malden street, Boston. Hours For sale wholesale aud retail uy DOLBY Sc ItD'H, at 0 A. M. to 5 l'/M. . 4\v*—Nov. 20. RELATING TO DREAMS, OMENS, MIRACULOUS No. 9 Montgomery Flare, corner of Province street (lower Dumont C. Dake, M. D.,' SPIRIT PICTURES. OCCURRENCES, APPARITIONS, WRAITHS, lloorr, Boston, Mass. ___ lf_ AND DELLA K. D.tliK. W ITH Dlt. 4TI.lN, A. A UGUSTIA DWINELLS, Medical and Uusi- ■ 11 1 It.MLS. ness Clairvoyant and Test Medium, 17U* Tremont st. • WARNINGS, SECOND SIGHT, WITCH-.. PHOTOGRAPH OF THE MATERIALIZED SPIRIT CRAFT, NECROMANCY, ETC. m i l F. well-known Mediums, cure, under spirit Influence, OF KATIE KING, Oct. 0.—13w* O U R CHILDREN. Ji discovert cmisblmeil Incill.ihle. Their Mireesn sl.ill'll untiarallelid. Cutat.ih. 'llinut. I.migs, Liver and Kidney. ‘Taken In London, Eng.—Dn. J . M. GULLY being Iter v KUITKD I1Y* ; * KD1TKD BY A licet bins, Diseases of the III....I and Skin. Female Diffi­ companion on the plate. culties a speciality. Patients siinesshdly Heated a I a dis­ The Scientific Wonder! THE REV FREDERICK GEORGE LEE, D. C L., MRS. I I. I\M . IRiOAyN. tance. Send leading s\ inptoins, age. sex, and autograph. . PHOTOGRAPH OF VASHTI, THE SPIRIT INDIAN Vicar of All Saints*t Lambeth\ Circular sent fiee, containing remarkable ernes, office and FRIEND OF MRS. J„H. CONANT, Tin* editor says In the preface: “ Anolherbook for chil­ laboratory. 191 Powers Building. Kochestci. N. V. THE PLANCHETTE. dren! Yes, another. Wuy not another, and still aiioiherV N. B.-Magnetism Moviunent Cur.e, Health Lilt a spe­ Alodium o f‘the BAnnerof Light Public Frco Circlcs-tho MUIe folks nee the world lu hooks. They rail for Hie news; ciality. . ' «»i;t,:a>. Medium being her companion In the picture. CIF.NCE Is unable to explain tbe mysterious perform­ TA Ilti: OF COXTEXTX. hey want to know vvlmt Is-going on beyond the garden Price 60 cents each. S ances of this wonderful little instrument, which writes Chap, i .—Introductory—Matcrlallsin of the present ago. gate. Very likely llirv know that the future has something AUSTIN KKNT O.V I.OVK AND MAlt- For sale by COLBY & RICH, at No. 9 Montgomery Place, Intelligent answers to quest Ions asked ell her aloud or men­ “ 2.—The Miraculous in Church History. — - for them to do, so the little deals are trying hard to hec-and J. V U1 AG F.. — 1 will mall my liook, /.ore, “ in jiajwr cornorof Province street (lower floor), Boston, Mass. tally. Those unacquainted with It would be astonished at “ 3.—Spiritual Powers an«l PropertleHoMlieCliurch— to hear what the full-grown world Is doing to-day.” cover, my Pamphlet, "Mrs. Wuwlhutl and Jtir Social somooftho result- that have been attained through Its Sacraments-Sacminciital.s—Exorcism. _ Frier, single copies, 75 rents, postage 10 rents. Frsmotn," myTiaet, "Conjugal Lave;' Th* True nnd the THE SPIRITUALIST NEWSPAPER. agency, and no domestic circle should he without one. Atl “ 4.—Witchcraft and Necromancy. Value.," with one or (wo(dh«*r Pamphlets or Tracts, and Investigators who deshc practice In writing mediumshln my Photograph, AW4ir *l,no» or f<»r wi eentH with the Pho­ A RECORD of the Progress of the Science and Ethics “ 5.—Dreams. Omens, Warnings, Prescutlments, and should aVatl themselves of these “ Blanchettes,” whleli Second Sight. tograph left out. I much p u d amtaud shall lahi grateful for tlxthe J\_ of spiritualism. Established In 1869. The Spiritual­ may he consulted on all questions, as also for communica­ “ 0.—Spectral'Apiicaranct^s of Person?! at the Point of SKETCHES FROM NATURE, money. Address AUSTLN KKNT, Stockholm,dm, st. i,Law ist Is the recognized weekly organ of the educated Spirit­ tions from deceasod relatives or friends. roll .MY X t,. u..... V/.rlz' if.t ft.-May. tl... «n30. ualists of EuropO. , - The Rtanrhfitte Is made of black walnut, with metallic .Death ami Perturbed Spirits. Annual subscription to residents In any part of the Unit­ ltagraph wheels,, and Is furnished complete In a hand* “ 7.—Haunted Houses and Localities. Juvenile Friends. THK MAGNETIC TUFATMKNT. ed Htates, three and a half dollars In gold, In advance, by sotno box, with pencils and directions, by which anyono “ 8.—Modern Spiritualism^ KND TWF.NTY-Fl VK CF.M s to DIC. ANDKKW Post Office Order, payable to E. W\ ALLEN, 11 Avo Marla can easily understand how to use It. 9.—Modern Spiritualism (conffntted). BY MRS, H. F. M. BROWN. S STON K, Troy, N, Y., and obtain a huge, highly IIIuh- Lane, Londofl, E. 0 . ___ Oct. 10. “ 10.,—Summary ami Conclusion. trated Book nti thin system of vllutl/lng treatment. Blankwalnut. pentagraph wheels...... 8 1 ,0 0 . Two volumes In one. Reprinted from the London edi­ Prlre, single copies, 75 rents, pontage 12 rents. Old. 2, . Cherry, on rollers...... 75 cents. tion. Beautifully bound lu cloth. Price f2,P0, postago \%'e will M*tui liolli book*, Iti one imcknge, for Postage free. . free. 81.25, poNtage 10 renin. B.C. HAZELTON, For sale wholesale and retail by COLBY & RICH, at For salo wholesale and retail by COLBY A RICH, at For sale wholesale and retail by the publishers, GDI,BY 1’IUCE itKI)l'CEJ)—F<)UHTII EDITION. No. 9 Montgomery Place, corner or Province street (lower No. 9 Montgomery Place, corner of Province street (lower A RICH, at No. 9 Montgomery Place, corner of Province Specialty Photographer, floor), Boston, Mass. ______floor), Boston, Mass. * ‘ .______Btreet (lower floor). Boston. Muss. TIIH New number, 294 Washington street, formerly 140, opposite TO SPIRITUALISTS, LIBERALS, TIIE A C0MW()N SE5i>SE VIEW SPIRITUAL- TEACHER School Btreet,.Hinton. Mass._____ May 22. OF ' ' . AMI ETC., ETC., APOCHRYPHAL SONGSTER, Tlio CENTENNIAL OF PHILADELPHIA. ttKsiuNKit ron ' ' ' the UNITED STATES. NEW TESTAMENT; K Q K i : D A Y t t ) C o u k u o k o I ional.■■Sm^lopr. Shows toe grand r^bult’a of KiO y e n ra <>f Freedom and E think tho time 1ms arrived that a paper should he Progress. Now and complete." Over 1000 ages. Uiu*. W established In ibis city to advocate light aud truth as BEING ALL THE AND HIS TIM ES. tra-Kl. Even1>ody bu>B It, aud agents make from 8100 received; also a medium through which tondverllseour " b y .1. M .T’EKIJLES. meetings, circles, and our business; that wd may be better B v I-r. H . M a s o n , ° A ? M . l0A(h?r°eBn’j" ’c!‘MCCUUUT & CO., 20 So. 7tli st., Phlla- known among ourselves ns to our tctqporal'As well as spir­ GOSPELS, EPISTLES, AND OTHER PIECES, The author says fn Id** 'tuefaee: “ These readings; re­ delphln, I*a. Mw-Sept. 18. itual wolfare, making it to mutual advantage. ' Fur tho purpose of presenting KING DAVIHAND HIM sponses, and collections of hymns ami songs sire nifcrcd to Wo proposo to* Issue a sample number about December - NOW EXTANT, TIMKS lii a full and Impartial light,4' It is proposed, In this meet, temporarily, a want felt by circles aud societies of 1st, and, of course, our success must depend on the on- historyto remove (he Illusive veils thrown around them by Spiritualists lu (heir tortal and leijghms gathering*, PATENT OFFICE, couravemont received from tbe public. Tho first step wo ATTUIIUJTED, INTHE FIRST FOUIt CENTURIES, TO a superstition possessed of the •dangerous power lo blind, Strangers finding Uielt way Ini" mu halls wlsti, naturally 46 BOHOOL STREET, BOBTON, MASS. take Is to ask that all who wHU may at once rurnish an ad­ and bend In slavish submission at Itsshrlm*. all who. moved though, to n-ad some stat*,ment of principles; or in some vertisement of their calling or business for Insertion In that. either bv honest eonvb'i imi or craftily eouccaled hypocrisy,1- v>Vv to aseettaln something of oiii doetilucs ami general numl>er. Tho terms will be 15 cctils per lino In advance, JBSUS CHRIST, yield themscIve.Hup to Its influence. teachings, lu defining them I speak only foj; in.VM-if; amt BROWN, BROTHERS, SOLICITORS. averaging six words to a lino. • yw. In aM probability, I rcficet tin* general opinions ol tho BOWN BltOTHEItShavehadaprofcsslonaloiperlenco Pie&RO send in your advertisement at once, wo shall Prlre *1,50, postage 19 rents. millions lu America known as Spiritualists. There sretns of nfteon years. Send for pamphlet of Instructions. keep the money safely as received, to be returned if, for HIS APOSTLES A P THEIR COMPAHIOHS, For sale wholesale and retail by the publishers, COLBY to he a growing desire In ottr ranks to promote mote order, B any reason, the publication is not commenced as proposed. AND ' ' ■; ■ St RICH, at No. 9 Montgomery Place, corner of Province harmony, culture, stability aud genuine eidbuslaNm. Ami Dec. 80.—eow _____ - 5000coples to bo the first issue. Address, for any ln onna- strecl (lower floor). Boston, Mass. Hlnglpg, csiM'clully congregational singing, Is among tho tlon, JAMES A. BLISS, Circle Hall, No. 493Wiiio street, NOT INCLUDED IN THE NEW TESTAMENT bcljr» In this end. * ‘ iMilladeiphlu, Pa. circle at ball every evening. Price 15 cents, postage free,.. MAGIC LANTERNS. BY ITfl COMPILERS. LITTLE SUSIE; For sale wholesale and retail hv COLBY A RICH, at Nov. 13.-3wf _ _ OH, IJ1HEE ABTOI’TICON Is tlio most powerful Coal Oil La TIlANfil.ATKD, AM) NOW KIUST COl.hKCTF.I) INTO ONK No. 9 Montgomery Place, cor(fej;..uf Province street (lower torn, espEClslly .silapted for Sunday-Schools. Slides VOU’MK, , ' T l i e N e w - Y r* a 1 • ’ s G i 1 ‘t . ' floort. Boston, Mass. Teduccd. Catalt goes sent on recclntnf stamp. The Spiritual Magazine, ItV M1IS. II. N. CltKKNK HUTTS. ■ . WM. Y. McAOilSTEn. EVOTED to thoelovatlonof our race ami comilry, Is Nov. 13.—Itcow " 7 H8 Cheafn.it at.. l*l.ll««lelpl»ln.. D With Prefaces and Tables, and Various .Author of 44 Vine Cottage Stories,*’ etc. Danger Signals; published at-Memphis, Teuii., by bAMUHI. WAT A fine story for children, pine lit morals and unexcep­ PSTOH.OM ETHT ■ SON. llelongliiff to no sect or party, allied to no creeds or AS ADIKII1SS ON catcrhlsins. It will bo Independent upon all subjects. lie- Notes auflJReferences. tionable in tone. TFOW EIl lias been given me to delineate character, to Moving that tho teachings of Jesus, Science and spiritual­ Price2orents, milage 2 cents. JL describe the mental and spiritual capacities of per­ ism are perfectly harmonious, this periodical will be pub- FROM THE I.AST LONDON EDITION. For sale wholesale nnd'rctaU by COLBY. A RICH, at sons, and sometimes to Indicate their future and their best Jfsbed from this standpoint. This has been our splrlt- No. 9 Montgomery Plaee. corner of Province street (lower The Uses anil Aliases jT Modern Spiritualism. (locations tor health, harmony and business. Persons de­ tcachlng for a score of, years, and while wo expect to ml- Price 81,23. postage !•« ccnlu. . - floor), Boston. Mass, siring am of this sort will please Bend me their handwriting, liero to tlieso principles, wo Intend to extend to those who For sale wholesale and retail by (lie publish- liY MARY F. DAVIS. state age and sex, and If able, enclose $2,06. , . may differ with us respectful consideration, aid claim era. col.IIY .1 Hit'll, nl O Jhmignmery l*laee, —JOHN M. SI'EAR, 2210 Alt. Vernon st., Philadelphia. notldng Tor oursolves tlmt we do not concedo to all others, corner or Province slrocl (lower floor), noslon, MATTIE’S OFFERING, TIi!b ehMjuent snd *,nniprehi‘nsiix'e pamphlet Ik euptciattg Jan. 17.—t . ______to have their own views and to express them fully, account^ 91nna. • ______’______A COIibKCTlON OF OltMHNAI. SONGS AH SLNO UY needed In the piesent * nisls.** M bile tt.rcvcals tin* sub­ aide to none but God for the manner In which they.Improve THE MATTIK SAWYKK, lime inner life of true r-ptrltitnllsin, ll most pointedly and tlielr privileges.- We are fully aware that we occupy ground compactly portray-v the em us and abuses that abound. Spiritualist Home, hlthotto regarded as untenable; that wo liavo extremes Together wBh sn’mjHons from fhe best au hors. Flexible Mrs, Davis’s ('If* r(l ve uf teranees at once protect (fj<* friend!! A f* BEACH STltEET, BOSTON.’ Conducted en the greatly in tho malftrlty against us; huts none pr those things e)oth. 30 pp., 35 cunts, postage true; pap;r, 25cents,jwi.Ht- aud enlighten tin* enemies of truth and progress. Her 4 :0 European plan. B. P. MOltSE, Proprietor. deter us lrom our work. It will he our nlm to keep tiro NIGHT-SIDE OF NATURE; timely discourse should and will have a very extensive cir­ Nov. 0. ______-______readers of the Magazine posted In regard to Spiritualism, on, n^Kor Rale wholesale and retail hv COLBY A UK II, at culation. It U somethlt g you can salely hand to a skepti­ r-> IIAItl) TI.7IKN and Its development generally, especially In our own conn-■ No. 9 Montgomery Plaee,corncr of Province ulrcet (lower cal neighbor. , . ' TnOIt Agents'to make a living that arc not selling our 'tri-. A new era Is dawning upon us; tho day long looked GHOSTS AND GHOST-SEERS. floor), Boston. Mass, Price, single copy I5cenb», ficordes fqrJI.OO; postage free. h goods. We have work and money for all men and wo­ for Is at hand when the gloom shall ho lifted from death. For sale wholesale and retail hv COLBY A RICH, at men, whole or spare time, at- homo or traveling. The Tho Magazine is published monthly, containing 48 pages BY CATHERINE CROWE, No. 9.Montgomeiy Place, corner of Province street (lower grandest i banco ever offered. Samples 25 cents. F orlL - besides the cover, at the very low price of fl,fi0 per annum; A FRIENDLY CONTROVERSY floor). Boston, Mass. L u s TIIATEI) Catalogue, send stamp. Address IM- to all ministers ouo dollar, postage paid. Authoress of '■'Susan U nplty," " h illy Dawson," "Arts- Between Rev. M r.— , a Baptist Minister, PORTERS’ UNION, 207 Purclin.e it.. Ne w Bed- Address,. S. WATSON, • toaemwr, ” etc. fo rd . fin .* . ■■______3Qw—Oct. 2, March 27.-oam 225 Union sl.. Memphis.Tenn. . and J. B. Angell, THE 11 Tl HE LIFE: narey’a Sclopllcon and Enntem Slide,. Contents.—1. Intrtxluctlon: 2. The Dwellers In tho New,and brilliant effects. Circulars Dee. Temple’; 3. Waking ami Sleeping, and how the Dweller In It Is rare that Orthodoxy has received a more lust nnd Do Your Own Printing. the Temple sometimes looks abroad: 4. Allegorical Dreams, thorough presentation than is set forth In .these fifty-nine As Described and Portrayed by Spirits, SPECIAL OFFER TO SUNDAY-SCHOOLS Presentiments.Presentiments. Ac Ac.:.: s.fi. Warnings:^.warnings: o. ironuieDonblc Drcamlngirreaining pages of friendly controversy. Outfits from $1 up. anduulTranre, Wraiths, Ac.; 7. Wraiths; 8. Dd|ipelgnngers, L. J. MAKCY, 1340Ciikstnut STltEET, Philadelphia. Price 20 cents, postage free. • ...... * Through Mrs. Elizabeth Sweet. J Golding A Co**'‘Manuf'StJj’asMngton .V7 ., Boston, orsrDoulilcs; B. Apparitions: tn. The Future that awaits For sale Avholo>ah* and retail by COLBA A RK II, at Oct. 23.-13W Nov. 20. - 3m ______USPoltergeist of tho Ocrnisns. and Chronic Diseases of alnio t every n a t u r c in a g n e 11 c a 11 y at idW , , 1 tlcmsof the country with reference to securing their Possession: 17. MlBrellnnenusPhenomenn; 18. Conclusion. TH E -NEBVliiS Scenes and events lu spliit-llfe are here narrated lu a very "wllh wonderful success. He has practiced the SlDfo** services In Introducing our pn ductlons in their respective PriceIL50 p»>HtagH20ccnts. pleasant manner, and the reader will he both in'trucU'd and than 35 years, and his lestored pitlcnts are.nnmerouB localltlfB. We can ofier liberal Inducements 10 canvassers For/t salts’wholefUiYe Mlll and retail by COLBY A RICH»-at AND harmonized by the jverusal of this agreeable volume. throughout tho West. Ho treats by loiter oswollaA con­ and dealers. Exclusive teirlrory. Address, wllh stamp, No. 0 Montgomery Place, cortterof Province street (lower Price *1,59; postage Is cents. tact. Parties wishing his services by letter ma> send a fee for Illustrated circular and particulars, RELIEF >> ASH­ floor). Boston, Mas**,.. T H E NERVOUS. For sale wholesale and retail bv the publishers. COLBY of from three to five dollars, .as they feekable to pay. ING MACHINE 2 4 Main Btreet, Moonsocket, R. I A RICH, at No. 9 Montgomery Place, corner of Province Nov. 13.—4w* •______Nov. 20.—4w* PRICE REDUCED. - A Vrartlcal Traatisa on tin. Anatomy ami riiy.'lnlogy ot Btreet (lower floor), Boston, Mass. ^< U d n E f /k A -M O N T H -A gents wanted everywhere, ZFXI/M KN«:Y4 I.01*»:i»IA. tlio Nervous System, with the Nature and Cause of all S K iZ b lll Business honorable and first class. t 1'artlcu. N ew n n d R eT lard p d illo n . 1,W,0WI' articles..3000 pn- - kinds of Nervous Diseases; shmvlntf how they may Spiritualism as a Science, lira sent free. Address J. WORTH A CO., cravings, and 18 -plendbl Maps. The bekt hook of univer­ oft-m bo prevented, nnd how they should tx* treat­ sal knowle<)gc In tlie langimge. Now In course of publica­ Religion and Democracy. ed. Including, also, «au explanathm of tho 238 ftonth 5th Rtreet, at. Lonlm Mo. • 13w*-Oct. 9, tion. Agents wanted. Specimen with man sent for 20 cts NewPractlceofNeuronathy.orthuNorvo v Anti Spiritualism as a Religion. and Morphine habit absolutely, and Baker, Davis A Go., 17 and 19 So. 6th st., Philadelphia. Cure. Intcnduil for popular VflTTTTI/rspeedily cured. Rainless; nopiiidJHtv. Nov. 13.-Gw . ______Instruction and use. An Oration, delivered under spirit-,influence at SL frill 111 Band stamp for particulars. * Dn. CARL- George’s Hall, London;, Kng., Sunday evening, Sept. 2lfL ^sfr.'llrltfai^has donated tho receipts arising from tho b y d b . f / i i o l l i c k • 1873, by Cora L. V, Tnnpan. This 1b No. 1 of a wjrleaof ^ ^ -TON. 187 Washington st., Chicago, lit. QHAKER TRACTS 'FOR THE TIMES, Mo: X. salon of tho above pamphlet to the Banner of L ig h t41 God s Bept. 18.—I3w% O TRUE LOVE: WHAT IT IS, AND WHAT! T IS NOT The Author and Lecturer, Tracts entitled “ The New Science.” By A. B.’Davis. With an appendix. Poor Fund.”. , “ - Price 5 cents, postage free. . F o^ ^ o^ jS ^ mSSSS'retail bv COLBY A RICH, at For sale wholesale and retail by COLBY A RICH, at M S . M. SDfiDEKLAND COOPER, hr COLBY * RICH, at F o lMsMo“ w holeM l“ ln d rer o ta ll b y C O L B Y 4 B I C H . » t No. 9 Montgomery Place, corner or Province Btreet (lower No. 9 Montgomery Place, corntff or Province afreet (Jowet No. 9 Montgomery Place, corner or Province street (lower No. 9 Montgomery Place, corner of Province street (lower floor), Boatoo* Mass. / - Concord, N. H. Honrs, 10 A. M. to 5 P. H. floor), B oston^ass. floor), Boston,.Mass. . , Nov, 27. floor), Boston, Man, , 8 B A/lSrisrEB OF LIGHT, NOVEMBER 27, 1875.

outer Famlllstfcro Itself, as substantial as the mountains New Publications. HOLDS MADE BY SPIRITS. Recently Issued from the Press of that In the distance smile down upon (ho .Social Palace of p e a r l s . M AUOL’EriiiTE’fi J ouhnal, a story for girls, with an ed­ the good Godin, and w hore the Gulden ltule lives, there BY WILLIAM DENTON. poverty, crime and ordinary physical diseases, fiends w hich itorial introduction by the author of “ Rutledge,” Geo. \V. Colby & Rich, • * — V afflict our common huumulty, hide thefr hateful heads and Carleton & Co,, publishers. This beautiful Journal, or.tran- The most remarkable mold that lias been ob­ And quoted ode*, amtjuwfl.s flvu words Jong, shrink away. serlpt of life, treats of Marguerite in France, Marguerite That, on the tiridcht'd fure*flnger of all time, at Sea, Margueriteat Hourbon. The story finely developoa tained is the one produced at Mrs. Hardy’s on Sun­ ‘BparkU* fnrotor. ” . Would it not beaglad thought. If America possessed a Godin? and that ,ln every village of our land there were a character, and presents a most graceful picture of Trench day, tU614th Inat., in thepresenceof ten persons. souf (Ike him to administer to the great needs of the times? life and customs. Fiorn this Journal a child may easily It represents apparently tlie face of a corpse, T B E S P I R I T S ’ B O O K ; M;vKM>*' ur.TJIK smclT. JJut the uncrowned sovereigns may yet come to us through learn how Trench children live. Tho story—for there Is H**r M'fiih llhmiliif.l with light*, future for man’s earthly redemption from toil and woe, young people will And a fund of pleasures in its perusal. whom I have shown tho cast from it, pronounce l Jiram -oh ! what MK«*-shr U near! but with the magic touch oLUIght, with the Golden Rule (’Hauktte; a Tale of Lovers' Sorrows and their Tan­ sinall-pox pustules. This is especially the case The Principles of Spiritist Doctrine 'W hen \un dmitd, ah>tahi, -X-iro>ts! tlir rr.l leaves brim ; Let all Jim race bare thtdr headk to the great uncrow ned ! THE IMMORTALITY OF TUE SOUL: TBE Tin y fall then turns the led to rust; Woman owes to him a vast debt of gratitude; and woman Nouink' k Revenue is another novel from tho same are confluent, but generally distinct. The right The) erunilde, Jlke tin* i nali, to dust. and all of the children of woman in the perfected days to house, by. May Agnes Fleming, her preceding tales being eye Is closed, but the left open, owing to pustules NATURE OF SPIRITS AND TBEIR — . \Vann heart, tmi't tlmu to a-ln s turn'/ come will sing {gratis to hts glory, when even the llamp- “ Guy Karlsrmirt'HWlfc,” “ A Wonderful \Vomnil,” and' on the ball of the eye. The forehead Is some­ dens, Washingtons and Howards shall he remembered only “ A Terrible Secret.” It Is a story thati from Its intrinsic RELATIONS WITH'MEN: TEE They.who are very In 1'llgelit l< themselves seldom.lift Ye as subalterns of enlightenment far oil on her outposts, character, will prove ns popular as the others, A. Wil­ what narrow, the face thin, but the left side is: limel^onsldcrall'-n fri othels. “ away there in civilization; and when down the centuries- liams A Co. have It for sale. considerably swollen nnd also the upper lip ; the M ORAL L A IY: TEE PRESENT • M- t M »■ t.AMh the curse of poverty, m>w the .-.um of all curses to humani­ L kcttnes to an* STrnKNTS Is the'tltle of a collection nose is long, prominent and slightly aquiline. ty, ill the then dim past shall llngerjipon the pages of q|. LIFE, TEE FUTURE LIFE, AND TEE J*n hear the goal, so tif.il ! of addresses by C. H. Spurgeon, delivered to tlie students The hair of. tho eye-brows and eye-lashes Is The (n.rta!' oj-en u 1 ih a s, .mid like song; most forgotten history, Godin shall live as freshly In. the of the Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle, London. DESTINY 01 TEE BUM AN RACE, hearts of aU liiimanity as he Is now devotedly cherished by quite distinguishable, and even down may be The |> ith i' t"d in tu igldnes, that >o lung Tills Is the firrft series, and all the friends ami admirers of his Immediate rnbperatorv. for nothing of liliii helongeth observed upon the upper Up. The. Impression Wntidried nild shadows: nh, m> m»uI, he strong Spurgeon will bo certain to read them, Nichols A Hall ACCORDING TO THE ' TEACHINGS OF And do nut fear. _ ‘ ** |o the dumb herd of them that wholly die,' 1 and 'forever have the volume for sale, ’of straggling hairs from the head is to be seen and ever shall this greatest of uncrowned sovereigns live A Woman ok F ashion Isa story or grace, versatility SPIRITS OF niG n DEGREE, TRANS­ t*o nehr the god 1 stand; on through the souls , oh both sides of tho fnce.for nearly the whole ami power, by Mrs. Annio Edwards, which has been run­ oil. weary heatt. lh> tu-k ’t Is Wellnlgh done! ** lie trained to Truth's exact severity.” lengtli, and places may bo seen where the hairs MITTED THROUGH VARIOUS 1 see far Hit the golde.u Sflllhg sun; ning In numbers In tilt) Galaxy, I t needs no endorsement . • Tin* work well w mug lit that was so sad begun; to the multitude that is fascinated with stories from Mrs. have become slightly matted by tlje, matter flow­ MEDIUMS, - Welcmne! iihMnrnliig f.andl 1’rolV AVilliiim D ontou.ut Paine Ilidl. Edwards's pen. ing from the pustules. “ COLLECTED AND SET IN ORDER None are more lob- pitied than thus,, wfth have the means Uu.Sunday afternoon, Nov. 21, tills talented speakercou- : Soft. Pnom.EMS, by Joseph K. Peck, Is a little book' . So strange was its look that John. Hardy con­ with a great soul. It Is worih buying and carefully read­ of gratlfv lug thelTdeslres before they have learned to gov­ tlnuedhls present conr>c of lectures in Huston, by an elo­ cluded that the plaster was lumpy and hnd pro­ ing, for It Is full o f thought and wise speculation. Those ern them. . . quent discourse founded on tin* query, “ J>nps the Human ■BY ALLAN KARDEC. Race Improve ? " wiilrh he proeeedt'd to-answer''by a de- problems at e dheussed which pertain to tho life of every duced the abnormal appearance, but a second Al.I.nM U.nsr., eble«l atlu inatlve. Ids decision being hacked up by a most person. For tale by Colby A Rich; cast revealed Its true character. Mx.nais k»*-|> t lino (., half a rhyme, * conclusive array of facts and arguments. As usual.a iotig T he A-n .antic foj'lJeeember—II. O. Houjjfton A Co,, It appears evident that spirits are able to give Translated from the French, from the Hundred and That s)l|i s.unl -Jlde*.away fiom me by .Mrs. I’lii'Sinan Introduced Um seivlces. Hr. H. \', corner Reacou andHsomorset streets, itoston, publishers— us materializations of forms that are entirely dis­ • • Twentieth Thousand,, Aernss in) ailiel, like Idly wind, Ganlner, the manag Utile boat Nov. :-sth, | ’iof. Ib*nf<*u would sp**ak on Splril^-.MaierJal)/- to begin, among which Is a lithograph portrait of hopes, at some time, to obtain from the spiritual A.nd I ab me s!o.») ..nt to sea; alb n in the uppci iibe larg* t ) ball of the I’.dint Memorial Henry W. Longfellow, which will be sent to each sub- side casts of those forms which the psycliometer ( »nr v.mM hi . ‘d, lost ;md dear I Hulldlng, ;iml that his.lecture would be illustrated by ex- tf-i lber win? reds to add to Us regular price, $1,00, the sum Vnuiowi • lllt!o bi'al.tol me. ’ poil'mcids f**r the obtaltdng of tii'ts of spirit-hands, of $i.w more, The picture Isa fine work of art, and worthy discerns, but which it is so diflioult for most per- The Work contains a fine Bteol-piato portrait of tho .Mi: .w h-i llg of ;m\ t fling ■ tbiongii "tho no dliimsldp ot Mis. .Mary M. Iliinly. 'I’he the most extended circulation. The December issue .has sonsjo beljeve in without tangible evidence. Author. Wllh fe I listen M lhgl) ; evening h i tin«* bn tbaDj.'V Would b**ib'llVeivil In tlie lower dndcc articles, stories, etc., by Henry James, * Jr., We have evidently opened a door by which we <*r w 1 in tin • the oar ■ to ih\me* ball as usual. T ilde were people ,in existence lo whose \V. I). Howells, Charles Frauds Adam's, Jr., Mrs. may eiiter into the spiritual realm and learn Win I'll lo ■ .n re neither so good nut SO lippiovcm-ni' at all. hut merely asafroidlngawhlrrsphcie anriotitocd that ‘the January Atlanlic will commence the accounts. Autlmr’s I'reracu to tlie Revised Edition, had as.w e ate apt !*> for lhe exhibition of human shortcoming-. Hut such wen* Thirty-Seventh Volume of thy*. .Magazine, and will con­ introduction. I’rolcgonnimi. gt b vpuslv In «•! ror. In older to prove Uu* fact nf advance, tain Poems by Whittier, Holme*. Tmw.brldgc and Faw­ BOOK FIRST. • Tin*' rurnnviuM l Sovoroiirns. h'U ' Ycr, we must il<*im'hstiate that we have better men cett; additional chapters of Mr. UnwelJs's “ Private The-, Mil E ditor—1 hnve been pained by reading ami women r.n earth than ■l»efo'r -Ui.it Ut Munlon s;,)d tluf th'*r*‘are to day could be shown t<* occupy a idglnu pn-JUun tha/'i otherwise entitled. Indeed, in every quarter of cid' account of tho creation, sevetal class,*s M.vcjrluMrs, amt tho-e w In* stand In the way, New York City, publishers—gives among Its many at- , ever before attained by the lace Iti Uu* past history of the tiadhms/icliolcoartleluon "The Mardage Question;” by. the globe, in Europe, Asia, Africa, where It has Chav. (.-The Vital Principle.-Organic and Inorganic ' (list rank aic the sov. i« ignis w bo have kepi the light nf t planet. > been my good fortune to spend a number of - hclngs; Life and death; Intelligence anil Instinct. 11ut)i glowing. Some ha\*>•• ...... iecogid/cd ami others Albert Rhodes. Stories, esstys, poems, etc*., etc., are also , Man being of Ue* glolu*, and ti.parl of It. must advance furnished, to which are appended the names of George years, 1 hnd never any cause to complain of n , 1 HOOK SECOND. have not-, speaking **f the pi Uiclpal s.iihject nf her lecture with It, v»r tin* order.mf harmrm.v would he disturbed, Man inek of civility. I have, trusted myself-alone for Miss Stanton "ibl: As 1 i*-g tnl h'liuati >*n“l»,fy, the solution Carey Eggleston, 'William Winter, Justin McCarthy, Hen­ Tin; svimT-woiiM), on would of bviiutb. | was of this planet just as much as the apple was the Trull of ry .lames, .Ir., and others. Tin? departments are excep­ days withtheignornnt and rude (in appearance) Of the gn-.M piotdctu i.f tie etpiltabh* tllsh ihutlun of the , the tiee on which It grew; and as the plated had advanced Chav. l.-'S'mVlfA.-Origin and nature of spirits; Primi­ fruits of labor am* giupph* with the ('robleni ? i the tIni** w hen man was a savage houseless cannibal (as re­ Tlie soul; Materialism. Yes, I think I hav** found him In Mnin.\ Trance, and am Howells, a sister of W. 1). Howells., Sketches of army life able bearing,'which nuts to .s’hnnie the boasted vealed to us by the earliest glJmp-es alfonlml by nrrba*i*J- and.adventure, by Gen. Geo.' A; Custer,'the brilliant cav­ 'civilization of the nineteenth century in these Chav. n.—Rtturnfrom Corporeqlta the. Spirit-Life. —Tho •happy to mine* him as M. tb dln of Uul-**. the gieateUuf i ogy). a well d*diiukd course or ^ovclopnioiit could he traced, soul after deatn; Separation ol soul amt body; Tempo­ the mu lowneil sovereigns, H<* Is far above tin* best alry onicer, may he expected, and other Interesting matter United States. rarily eonfused sta;u of the soul after death, t | 'which'ceas-d not hut constantly moved mi, making possible w ill he given, Madam Blnvatsky, to whom I refer above, is a Crowned soveivlgh win* r u t nil*‘«l. H.Udly Cons- JoiKof , tin* grand results of IIfo to-day mt the planet, and i»elh£ Ctl A v.'l.-P/nTOftftf o/E a-Mmiccs.—Uu-lncarnatlou; Jus­ wbat a llgun* h-w ill uiik** upon the page-- of futun* his* ;1 rich in the piojdtei y of that wiileh the fttum* years would A. W illiams A Co., 2*:i Washington.street, (corner grand-daughter of,Lady FadeyelT, (or Fadeeiv,) tice of re-luearnalfon; lliearnatlmi In dlilereut worlds; to iy as he st.iini- thej.* at-tlu* p**i tal of'tli** dividing wall School street) Hodon; furnish our table will) Hm December the Princess Bolgorouky, a woman of great eru­ Progressive transmigrations; Eato of children alter bidtig,, 'I’ht* speaker then proceeded by extracts from duiilli; Sex In spirits; Relationship-Filiation; Physi­ het w.cn’ch Hi/it l"ii amt ■‘ulightenmeiit, with i'.n>* hind ; . lUicluicr. I’tof, Wilson, and others, to display before the number of Scribner's I llpstu a tep and St, Nicholar. dition, an nrclueologlst nnd geologist of note. cal and moral likeness; Innate Ideas. pointing to fhe’l*)**—ml futon* and the oUn*r raised hi j»lty : mental vl;h»n of his hearers tin* pitiable condition of Um In the first named “ The Tour or the N ile,'' “ Some Pic­ When she passed away, her collection of antiqui­ o\i*r tlm tenIblc past. \-t M . tcannot h- vsholly un- tures from Japan, “ Spanish Sketches, ” and several other. CHAV. 5.—Considerations on the Plurality of Exist­ i early men a tnl women of tin* earth, and to call attention to1* ties, of relies, of minerals, or articles of virtu, ences. pldorlnUy dlversJHednrlldesai'ecxtromcly pleasant tolook conscious of tin* g’,*.| li.ii- j *• w urd w htcii bilm* to Ids mighty ■tin* advance made In Uu* proportions of Un* human form, was so vast that few palaces could have contained upon nnd lo peruse; John Hoyle O'Reilly gives a sad pic­ CifAV. S,-Spirit-Life. — Errant or wandering spirits; Wiirk. -Notilc tcriii ;. f nV.wd himuith a »c.vcn*to.***akin • 1 O'peclally In the development of the head, where flu? huge them, and they were consequently presented to Transitional worlds: ■.Perceptions, sensations, ami sut- Jo d**v*>tloti, for h1* ha** practical!) »h*uion**Uati-d tlie po-si- ture (J Arctic mishap in “ Tin* Last of the Narwliale,” . hack brain of Dm* savage ago had been gradually temp wed tlie government. Of Madanv- ft. herself, I know forlngs of spirits; Theoretic explanation ot the nature Rrct llarto continues his novel, and the other page.sare "bt sensttion In spirits; Cholco of earthly trials; Rela­ blllty of peace on earth aii-l gmni ullTaTiT^hg men, ami by the Introduction of greater power on the part of Um from the Governor (Baron Nicolaiv) of Tillis, Solved the um-t dllUcult ph-Mem of mir hi(i*tdependent social j well filled with substantial material for thought. St. tionships beyond the grave: Sympathies nnd antipathies front brain; ho proceeded to disprove tin? views so often that she is tlie widow'of tlie late Governor Of of spirits—Irlts-Eteruul halves; Remembrance of corporeal life In rlghleou-nr--, of Ja'r-t as w.*M as nuiiio. M. Godin is } Nicholas, in addition lo sketch's concerning “ Ilans I 'expressed that the race was gt owl tig smaller, by showing, Erivau, and that she had the distinguished friend- existence; Commemoration of ttie'deiUt—Fnuorafs. at present a^nember **f tin* N illonal A -semhly, honored Christian Andersen,” and other topics, redeems Its promise i aswie Instance, that the tumorworu by vat huts soldiers In sliip of such persons as the Prinie and Princess Cila v. 7.—Return to Corporeal Life,—Vre]mics to return; by Uu* Mato as well a*i b**l**v* *l by bis people. H\ii ln*\v of giving- directions as to how to-make “ One hundred Union of soul and body—Abortion: Moral and Intellec­ j V.ngland’H past history, and deposited In tlm tower of Lo't- Woronzoff, Prince Ifottubiz, nnd many other no­ tual faculties of mankind; Inllnenco or organism; paltry ate all the hormts w libh go vet nment can heap upon \ don, could not bo worn al the present, day by men of otdl- Christmas presents,” the article being full of practical de­ scriptions, by the aid of which girls of all ages, nnd boys, tables whom I lmd the pleasure of knowing in Idiocy and madness; Infancy; terrestrial sympathies him. in contra-t with the gr.ultmb* of coming ages and ! naiy'slz.e, bemuse It was too small, anil that tin? basket- Southern ltussia and Circassia. and antipathies; forgetfulness of the past. tin* swcet love of his c* operators for Ills good deeds done. too, for that matter, can make beautiful and useful Christ­ !'hl1j[*of thenuelent swords were not large enough toad- Chav. 8.—Emancipation of the Soul. —Sleep am] dreams: All other phi’aiithiopi-ts an* but. pigmies In my eyes In mas presents for all their fi lends and relations. Now, because this noble, generous-hearted wo i lull of Umlr being grasped by the inotlerii hand, nmn is a member of the Lo,dgo of Luxor, and Visits between the spirits of living persons; Occult the-presence of Gpdlu, for In* lut.j suco-ssfully dctuonsiia- i Not «»uiy ha>t the tinman form Improved by development, . o r He a l t h -S. R. Wells A Co., publish­ • transmission of thought; Lethargy—Catalepsy—Appa­ ted Un.* posslbilhj of yi*"p.*iat'fvc labor and luuim life pretends to so'mo occult knowledge, nnd to a rent death; Somnambulism; Trance; Second-sight Ex- , - but (he liumau mind had expanded Hi the iiiio bundled ers, 737 Hroadwav, New York (,Mty—closes with the* De­ po\ver we do not possess, must that let loose upon planntloii'Of somnambulism, trance, and second-sight. through .Urn eicc’lon at[d o’gani.'utloii or Ids grand liuhis- cember numbeidtS'sevenlh vohune, and Is gossipy, learned ; tliousand—probably iialf-mllllou --years tim ing which man her tho tongue and the pen of ribaldry? As a Ch a p, 0„— Intervention of Spirits in the Corporeal World, trial palace, Iron fotm drlesam i uotk.sim ps at Guise, eight ! had lived on t.ht$ planet. We could g«» hack steadily and and attractive by turns. The recipes for hygienic cooking Im'urs from Tai ls. The fornu‘i,,.h*? has called the Tamllls- lady, as a stranger in our midst, (she is not a Penetration of our thoughts by spirits; Occult Influ­ ) t»aee this advajjc* by striking out the discoveries slowly furnished in this magazine from month to mouth are alone public medium nor an adventuress,) is slio not ence of spirits on our thoughts and actions: Possession; ti re; meatilng fatal’) group-, w here rents are had at cost i, made by the race. till, we reached Um primitive comll- worth'the entire price of the issue. , Convulslonaries; A ttcctlon of certain spirits for certain * jirlce, and Um families,jetijoy all the cotufoitsof sejiaiat*1 entitled strictly to every possible mark of respect; persons; Guardian angels-Pmtecilng, familiar, and 1 tion of tin* most helpless savages. The first step backward T he Lady' s A lmanac for 1870 reaches us by the cour­ indeed, to all tho kindness nnd courtesies invari­ ~'8vinp:ith0tlc spirits; Presentiments: Influence of spirits linlin'i wliboiit Un* bmdei).* which attend such. 1 fotijul. \ took away the kupwfcdgi'of Um use of Iron-ami half our tesy of Die New England News Company. The'book bears oh the events of human life; Action of spirits in the mvsi’lf standing one «i;tv h'l'kltig out frotn am ipper wlnd'Hv . . , , , , . . ,, ably accorded to Americans when visiting the production of the phenomena of nature; Spirits during the copyright of George Coolidge, and Is tilled to the brim country of her nativity? battle; Pm'tawlth spirits; Occult power—TuUswaus— of he Tam -u ie i ow n upon the lu-auty of Un* l.mlus rial lens-then came the age of bronze, ..then ..Uu* age of , copper with matter 111 for America's centennial year, among the palace, ami w**mh*r lug w by, of the 11 tie of saints andphllos- .With her clnim to superior insight into the oc­ Sorcerers—Benedictions and curses. j when man had not >et lent ned how to mixcopper and tin (aide of contents being * ‘ The Deaih of Warren,'11 by Epes opbers along ...... mum had attempted to realize jus­ Cr a p. 10.—Occupations and Missions o f Spirits, | for his nulo njtplemenls Then we reached a time , when Sargent, Esq., a sketch of the life of Mrs, Washington, cult.sciences 1 have nothing to do; but should tice among men in sonm pinctieal wav like Uoilln's. ami deem it an expression of unwarranted imperti­ Chap. Three Rdpus.-MlncralsandPlants; Anl- ! copper was unknown, and otilysstom* was known as man's with portrait, (also one of George Washington), a Centen­ malsand men; Metempsychosis. why, too, of all the |su,<■<*>,too of pi*ife.ss*‘»l (’hristlaus of# | servitor In this regard, and bark of that there liiu-t have nial Ode, with music, etc., etc. The hook will he valuable nence and conceit were I to call it in question. to-day, fielUn*r'pope, bNItop, priest, minister nor faymnn, I been a wooden age, where man depended upon clubs and as a work of reference during the year, ami a souvenir of When, moreover,-her wonderful powers as an oc­ BOOK THIRD. ' has attempted to si Iblify the beantitul_ teachings of the | staves nb>he‘ to wage the conflict with the antagonistic It when It has passed away. cultist—a superior scientist wo may say—aro en­ Master Into the material well-being of the' human race, dorsed by such savans and occultists ns Geo. Ch ap. {.—Moral Aaios.-Dlvlno or uaturall&w; Charac­ ! forms of nature around him, and where the use of stone ‘Ware' s Valley Monthly, published regularly by teristics of natural law; Source and knowledge of nat­ I’asMng on, tin* hu'tmvr ileset ltio*l hrlcffy the ma(»*rial I was unkndwn save to pick up Its scattered piecesasmls- Henry Felt, Mr. Sotlieron, and Col. Olcott, it ill ural law; Good itiduvll; Division of natural law. form of the Tamlllstbre. She said: Imagine a large Imlld- Charles E. Ware A Co., at tho N. E. Corner 5th and » sllesand hurl them ihrmigh the air as tin? monkeys do becomes any gentleman to gainsay them. Ciia p . 2.—I. The Law of Adoration.— Aim of adoration; Mug 2i'u feet long b) 12n wMe, and t\vo others of about ctpial Chestnut Mieets, st, Louis,' Mo,, is IndeetVlit&^vely expo­ I sometimes at 'the"'present day. The same course pursued - • G. L. D itson. External acts, ot adoration; Life of contemplation; ►lz(? Hutching It on either shb* at the corners, and defining nent of western life and thought. Tho number for No­ Prayer; Polytheism; Sacrifices. j with.regard to houses, household utensils, etc., would vember commended tho second volume of this Interesting with It a large comd ; and, near 'lliese In convenient posi­ Three hundred amt twenty-ono lives wero lost, and $3,- Ch a p. 3.—II. The Law o f Labor,—Necessity of*, tabor;*®"1'... j carry us'Tronl the luxuriant habitations and elegant ap- periodical. ■ tions, ofllres, >clu***ls, restaurants, coach houses,' l»akerles, 000,000 worth of property destroyed, by tlie recent gales and Lim it of labor—Rest. i point mcnlsof to-day to a tlmc'avhen man had no homehut ACCIDENTS, KMEIIGKNCJKB, POISONS. THE CARE Mtops, bathing ami wa-di lmnses-ln short everything need­ i the chance shelter of the cave, or the shade of a friendly Inundations in ’Texas. Ciia p. 4.—HI. The Law of Reproduction,—Population of ed in a village, am! yon have an mitJInejtf M. Godin's in­ ok the Sick.—Tlm New* York Mutual Life insurance tho globe; Succession and improvement of races: Ob­ | tr<*e, and did not know how to make even tho simplest arti- Company have published two little hooks with Die above stacles to reproduction; Marriage and celibacy; Polyga­ dustrial palace. Pivl.le Um palarclntosultrs of apartments i /Ida! utensil with which to carry wafer to his lips, names, and presented oueor each to every person who holds . THE my. with intrsury a»taeh«*d f»u* l,'« Uu* Tatnllist* !**. Re|m*mbcr that this Is not a I whleh spread the light or knowledge broadcast ovcr*lho • , A COLLECTION o t rltarlty—everything Is In a proper business (»nler at Guise. I wor’d were unknown, and backward still into the twilight Contributed, Compiled and Original CHAP.'O.—’V. The Law of Destruction, —Necessary de­ Altlhal the heart could w l*di of material comforts and so- struction and unjustifiable destruction; Destructive where the polished language of modern times, with Us ex- SpirituitliNin in 1‘liiliulclphiu. calamities; War; Murder; Cruelty; Duelling; Capital clalo.b»ysare foumlat Um TamlllMute. Here thegreat proh- tenslvedlsjday of words, had no being, tHJ we readied nn punishment. • lcpi ha^bcon solved by tlma>soeiatlon orcomldm**! produc­ To Hie Editor of the'Manner of Light : Recitations, Dialopes, Fairy Plays, Etc;, ago when m an's words grew fewer ntut more and more Tlie Spiritualists of Philadelphia are having Ch a p. 7.—VI. Sodal Law,— Necessity of Social Life; Life tions’In one line or'matiufaeiute. M'tiy should not this primitive, till the original words were of but a single sylla­ ADAPTED KOU THE CHILDREN’S PROGRESSIVE of Isolation; Family ties. same plan b • adopted Ut our own country? It Isparflni- tlie benefit of the. eloquent instructive and solid j " LYCEUM AND SCHOOL EXHIBITIONS. ble, and the speaker believed a time exl-feti back of that Ciiap. 8.—VII. The Law of Progress.— State of nature; larly well suited to tlm prairies, where farming is toby car­ when man was a dumb savage, Incapable of expressing Ids ministrations of thefamJrasVPilgrim,’’ James:M. 't“J BY G. WHITFIELD KATES. March of progress; Degenerate peoples; Civilization; ried on In Ut** future on a gigantic scale. sentiments In any logical manner. Progress of lmninti legislation; Influence of Spiritism Peebles. He was always popular in Philadelphia, This IB a much needed and valuable contribution to tho on progress, t* 1 may sum up (^ald the speaker In closing) the values of Thus by these examples could human advance be. traced. exercises nf Hie Lyceum, Tho lessons Inculcated by tho the industrial Palm*.* as, . . Civilization was a blenching process. People were'more and nt tills visit he meets with more tjjan 'his recliullniiHand plays are practical and moral, and the dia­ Ciia p, fl.—VIIL The Law of Equality.— Naturaleqnallty; [} 1st, IVrfoethm In the rearing and education of children, logues sprightly ami entertaining;4 Selections can readily Inequality of aptitudes; Social inequalities; Inequality beautiful to-day. more healthy to-day; the duration of hu­ usual success. Last Sunday night, Lincoln nail be mu'le from this volumo sufficient to constitute nn even­ - of riches; Trials of riches and of poverty; Equality of wherein dlseas *S'are thwarted, constant cheerfulness se­ man life was as long to-day ns In the past: and tin* advance was crowded, and many persons went ntvay be­ ing's exhibition, find children of all ages will find appro­ rights of meu and of women; Equality In death. cured—joy. crowned with music, the genius of all their priate pieces for recitation. • ” • in physical comfort nnd mental power had brought a cor- cause there were no seats unoccupied, and very Prlco 50cents, postages cents: paper25cents. Ciia p. 10,—IX. The Lew of TAherty. —Natural Llborty; hours;.for tlmy slngln concert their ordinary lessons, no respojjdlnJf widening of human thought; this advance Slavery; Freedom of thought; Freedom of consclonco^ corpoVal punlshmeiit being allowed or found necessary. little standing room. It is a pity lie lias not been Tor sale wholesale und retail by COLBY & U1CII, at Free-will; Fatality; Forekmqvledge; Theoretic sum- ^ could be traced Iti tho lield'of morality-people had better No. u Montgomery Place, corner of Province street (lower xuary of tho springs of human action. 3d, Ijables taugbt to go to(sleep without rocking or cry­ morals to-day than In .the past, (which fact the speaker engaged for three or six months, so that our peo­ floor), Boston, Mass. , • . ing. When a" child cries tlie skilled nurses Immediately' proved by copious hlstorlealcHaHonsascompared with tho Ciia p . II.—X. The LawofJusttcfyOj Love, and o f Char- get about deciding the cause and adopting the best methods ple ami those coming hero-In'preparation for tlie . NEW EDITION. ity ,— Natural rights and Justice; Right of property— opinions and customs of our times); this ftdvanccrTfYi^oper- 'Centennial might liave tlie benefit-of liis vast Robbery; Charity—Lovo of tho neighbor; Maternal of abating It. ! atlng, also, in the Held of religion—» feeling had aYlscn.. . and llllal-affection. 3d. Tin* middle-aged and Ha* old arc honorably provided amount of useful information notonlvrespecting BIBLICAL CHRONOLOGY: . and was gaining ground in tlm hearts of the masses, that Ciia p. 12.—Moral Perfection, —Virtues and v!cob; Tho for. Musical and art societies spontaneou-ly rise and the philosophy of Spiritualism In all Its higher Contrasting the Chronological Computations of thollo- j there Is not a son) on earth that Is not worthy of salvation, anti diviner excellence, but also respecting tho Jbrewr and Supttmglnt versions from Adam to Christ; Crltl- passions; Selfishness; Characteristics of tho vlrtuoui . . .flourish Hi the athiosplmre nf the palace. Perfect light, i. and that It would be a disgrace to any God to destroy It. cal Kssay on the Geographical Location of the Garden of man; Self-knowledge. the symbol of the palace, everywhere nbrmtidsras well as religions, governments, manners, customs, etc., Eden. ' This advance In spiritual' innUers had led us out from of the East., Last Sunday, the First Society of 1 ; BOOK. FOUUTH. . perfect ventilation, tlm courts of the palace being lighted that gloomy time when the tomb was tin* grave of otir . BY M. B. CRAVEN, with gas all night. wonioh are appointed upon the Spiritualists, of which Prof. Isaac Helm isjb'.esj- Author of OrlMclsm*on tlie Theological Idea or Deity, JlOl'ES AND CONSOLATIONS. . hopesaswell as the grave of our darlings, anti glvtnus dent, reported itself out of debt, with a few hun­ Mediators of the “World, etc,, etc, committee of twelve1 persons which has the superintend­ the grand rcveallngs of Modern Spiritualism, which Price 10 cents, postage a cents. * Ch a p. 1.—Earthly joys and sorrows; Happiness and un- ence of the palace, and their voles'count equal with the through Its rapidly uufJdtllng orders of.phenomena was ap­ dred dollars in tlie treasury. o For sale wholesale nml retail by COLBY’ & RICH, at men's. It was my pleasure to be at their meeting and wit­ pealing ibrough the physical senses U> the acceptallmof •■■Last night, Bro. Peebles gave one of his very No. 0 Montgomery Place, corner or Province street (lower ness the women voting-need I say without wrangling with interesting and instructive lectures upon what flooi), Boston, Mass. man, teaching him that his loved ones still lived, and be­ Ciia p , 2.—Future-joys and sorrows;: Annihilation—Fu- their husbands'nr becoming unsexod ? cause they lived'-lie would live also; nm^ that the grand lie saw in China and Jnpan. The proceeds df tlie' turollfe; Intuition of future Joys and sorrows; Intor- Poverty Is there practically abolished, and.the bread-and- law of progress stopped not on this side of death, hut kept, lecture he gnve to tlie society for the purpose of ventlonof God in rewardsaudpunishments; Naturoof butter question solved injustice, (.Time—such ns homi­ purchasing a hojv organ. I was glad to see our BANNER OF LIGHT:¥ ■ future Joys and sorrows; Temporal sorrows; Expiation on, giving an opportunity to every soul to wo'rk out in tho The Oldest Jonrnal devoted to the and repentance; Duration of future nenaltioj; Resur­ cides of any grade, thieving, frauds ami the like—Is un­ grand ages of tho future those Ideals tho compassing of Slmker sisters, iq their plain, simple' garb, in at­ rection of the body; Paradise—Hell—Purgatory—Orlg- known*} In short, labor and capital ape^l-bere* blended In which was dented it it) the Helds of tinic! tendance upon tlie Sunday lectures, and to hear SPIRITUAL PHILOSOPHY inalsln. . * harmony, and walk with'philosophy in the sunshine of - In the evening the house wnk filled despite the rain, and them sing. In this age of furbelows and slmms, Conclusion, good will lo all men together. s In th e World! the lecture of Prof. Denton upon “ The-Stars and their it is quite refreshing to see the meek simplicity This book—prlutcd from duplicate English storeotypo And now If one group of fifteen hundred persons can live Lessons,” proved to he a most Interesting revcaltnent of their dress and the beautiful glow of health together In harmony, enjoy Ingall the advantages'and lux- ISSUED VEEKLT plates, and which wo, aro able to sell at a much loss rato of the astounding field covered by the sclcnco of astron­ upon their countenances. As they evidenced so than tho London edition—Is sent out as a companion vol­ urlcsof life, w hy not an Industrial Palace be erected and omy. Prof. Denton will continue to speak at this hall AT NO. 9 MONTGOMERr I’LACE, BOSTON, MASS. much good- sense and sincerity, I felt sorry for ume to the Book on Mediums, by the same author, and peopled in every village nf our broad land ? during the Sundays ofI December.Di'cemb • Often at Oul«e I called to mind that old heroine, the un­ posterity that celibacy formed so important a fea­ COLBY & RICH, . for this purpose is printed on a similar style of paper, and crowned sovereign of Switzerland, and wished that Bhe - ^ 1 . . ture of their religion. God bless tlie Shakers.. ^ Pnbllsber. and Proprietor*. In binding, etc., uniform with the preceding volumo. could have llvfcd along the centuries, and come from her' • D. Y. K. The reader who has followed tho chapter headsand list of Explanatory Letter from W illiam Philadelphia, Nov. 19(ft, 1875. I saac B. Kic ii...... Business Manager. mountains dpwn to the plains by the 0 |*m\ that I might C rooltcs. LUTllEH COLRY...... EDITOR, contents given above will readily see that the scopo.of tbe clasp hands with her over tho Initial realization, In practi­ P. S.—I almost forgot to mention that mir Lib­ AUfeU by a large corps o f able iorittrs. work Is truly astounding, , cal life, of her Ideal of true liberty In the Golden Utile, In To li. Ooopcr. ICnq., 223 Washington street, Bos­ eral League has a regular attendance nt 2% r. 3t. At an hour, when many skeptics, trained to thenoedof the presence of tlie great Godin; and perhaps she^was there ton, Mass., V. S. A.: on Sundays, of about two hundred persons. Next THE BANNER Isa first-class, elghf-page Family News­ text books for aid In searching out knowledge concerning D e a i i Sin—In reply to your favor of Oct. 25th, paper, containing forty columnsofintekestin ® and unseen; but greater than she, and greater than nil, w as the week, Bros. Moody and Sankey will be here, and instructive hkadino. embracing life and Itsbelonglngs, both now and to come, are turning uncrowned sovereign, Godin hlms“lf. He hail left the tu­ which I have received this'morning, I beg to 1 hope do something toward converting our Pliil- A LITERARY DEPARTMENT: - tliclrattentlon'to tho claims of thoSplrltual Philosophy,' multuous arena of the Trench Assembly and come to meet state that 'no one lias any authority from me to REPORTS UF SPIRITUAL LECTURES; tills sterling volumo Is calculated to fill an Important plac0 {_/*>. ndelpliin ministers, editors, and politicians. They ORIGINAL ESSAYS—Upon Spiritual, Philosophical and me at his home—the theatre ofhtsgre.it and nolde work for state that I have any doubts of Mrs. Fay’s modi- need it badly. Tlie lawyers ami doctors are, as a Scientific Subjects, . In the popular, demand, and to do much good by the eo- . * humanity—to aid n»e in my examinations. umsbip. The published'accounts of tho test sC- rule, past that *age. liro. Moody says if Chris­ EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT. , Itghtenfhent of the Inquiring. ‘ My tarry nt Guise Increased my Joy day by day over the nnces which took place at my house are the best tians would dp their duty, “ Christianity like balls SPIRIT-MESSAGE DEPARTMENT, * It Is also a work which theoldOBt andmostconfirmed dls* evidence whic.i 1 ean give of my belief in Mrs. CONTRIBUTIONS, original and select, by tho most tal­ clplo'of tho Spltftual Dispensation can consult and mentally great work so nobly Inaugurated fur the race; for the prin­ of fire would cover the earth." But is such a re­ ented writers in the world, etc., etc. ciples which rule and sanctify everything at the Kamills- Fay’s powers. I should be sorry to find.that any sult desirable? Would it not be worse for the digest with profit. -• 1&rc are practical everywhere that mankind acknowledge such rumors ns you mention should injure Mrs. lower animals nnd vegetation than religious per­ TEEMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, UT ADVANCE. Tho translator’s preface, by Anna.Blackwell, giving as the duty or necessity of labor.. Isawatlaat that tho sun Kay, whom I always found most ready to submit P er Y e n r ...,...... $3.00 it does a fino and readable sketch of RlvalPs (or “ Kar- secution? lie also tell us that "If we are honest dcc'B” ) experiences, and the exquisitely finished steel- "bad risen which shall, finally warm the w hole earth Into a to any condition;! J thought fit to propose. with God lie will be honest with us.” This is re­ Nix Month*...... IJJO' " new Paradise for the perfected peoples that shall come Believe me, very truly yours, Three Jfonlltii...... 75 plate portrait of this celebrated gentleman, are of them- ter us, for I bad found solid practicability to rest it upon. freshing. ' . D. Y. K. Postage fifteen cents per j/e«r, which must accompa- solves worth almost the entire price of tho book. ^ ■ W il l ia m C k o o k e s . ny the. ttubfn ription. The Pyrenees which shoulder up agalnBt the sky in majes­ BO Mornington Road, London, W. IP., ) C In remitting by mall, a Post-Outee Money-Order on Bos­ Printed on fine tinted paper, largo l2mo, 438 pp., cloth, ty ire no more solid and strong than the Golden Rule—the Nov. 8tli, 1870. j \ T h e B a n n e r o f L i g h t is one o f the ablest ton, «rn Draft on a Rank or Banking Housb in Boston or law of Justice and right, when"rnado the foundation of newspapers of its kind in tlie world. It is liberal Now ^ ork city, payable lotbe order or Colby A Rich, 1b beveled hoards,- black and gold. P r i c e 91*75, poata** preferable t* Hank Notes, since, should the Order or Draft free * ' every-day life. •* The sum of $f>5,000 having been raised to crcct.avnonu-' in sentiment;-and nrdently devoted to Spiritual­ be lost or stolen, it can-be renewed without Joss to the Ever, lias the'race looked a t the law of the Golden Rule as merit to tho Viceroy of Egypt, he nsed tlie money to found ism. Published in Boston by Colby & Rich. sender. . For sale wholesale and retail by the Publishers, COLBY , Butwcrlptlons discontinued at the expiration of the time Ideal, orclosed Us physical eyes and refused to sets It. But a public school at Alexandria, thus securing a monument Terms $3 a ypar. Send for specimen copiesjof paid for. • &RICH, at No. 9 Montgomery Place, corner of Province^ there it Is before us at Guise, as m l as the. walls of tbe more enduring than brass. the paper.—Columbia, Pa:, Weekly Courant. -> *■ Specimen copies sent free. street (lower floor), Boston, Mass 4