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IMMORTALITY PROVED 1 no more; and, as he is ilo more, nothing can be losopby and Christianity have walked hand in I Thore may be miracles and hoavemy messages would never dictate; ns that of Ez.ek. Iv; Ifi, and his. Now, existence is entitled to no reward, do- hand, the faith of ghosts has been more and more I without innovation of Scripture dqttrlne or wor- tlie marringoof Hosen, transacted either In reality BT TUB gerves no punishment, is guilty of nothing, and renounced, invariably.’! So-It seems that, if a ship. “To say that God does not s/ind ids angels or Imyision. These means, doubtless, would not TESTIMONY OF SENSE-: accountable for nothing. In a future day, some- pious man has learning enough, ho is perfectly to any of ids saints til communicate hísTñlml tinto have appeared ,the most decent and eligible to In which !■ Oontemplnlcil the Doctrine of thing may be raised up just like him in body and secure from all such delusion,- But Is this repro­ them as to some particulars of their own duty some,of those w;ho seem capable of dictating for Spectres, and the Existence of n according to his mord, seems, in my Judgment," . Particular Spectre. natural faculties of mind. But, for this some- sentation entirely consonant, with facts? That apparitions tho proper mode of tlu-ir procedure. says the great Doctor Owen,“to ^Imitunwarraut- . Bnt suppose Tavernor’s ghost, bad first appeared -Xddrmid to the Candor of thi* Enlightened Age. thing, creation, not resurrection, is the approprl- I Christian literature has invariably renounced this ate'term. Now, can we conceive that thé person opinion is by no means correct. Not only was ably the Holy One of Israel." ''''' to Elcanbr Welsh and her husband, and frighted BY ABRAHAM CUMMINGS. struck entirely-out of existence a thousand years the faith of Spectres supported by some of the Alto. 3. “Can wo suppose that thè all-wlHe Gov­ them Into compliance at once; would tlie exist­ ago, and this person newly created in his likeness, most learned and eminent characters of ant iquity, ernor of the world would permit his angel's to ence of Spectres bo any more bi-lieyed than it la [The matter given below le the flret Installment of a should be one and the same? No. We can as but moderns, illustrions both In theology and phi- render themselves visible to tlie oj'007 man for a at present? Would not. the objection have been pamphlet which, at tho period of Ite publication—sometime well conceive that two small houses built a thou- loeophy, even elnce the Protestant. Reformation, purpose which might have beoiff-qi'ially well ac­ tliat Eleanor Welsh laid Ilie maternal affection about tho year 1800-caueed great excitement. It is our for lier son; had never really consented to tho purpose to give the entire work, In duo succession, that our sand miles apart, and entirely resembling each have given their decided opinion in favor of this complished without their interposition?" ' readers may bo able to Judge concerning it for theniselvos. other, are one and the kame house. These now I doctrine. Among others are Doctor Lightfoot, This question is very easy. Another might, ap­ crime; that bur own fearoyas feigned, and that Tho copy from which this Is obtained—as tlie book has long persons, if they reason as some of us do, will I Mr. Flavel, Mr. Horvy, Mr. Addison, Doctor Sani- pear more difficult. Have onr authors suclrper- । the ghost, w,as some friend employed by her to iv been out of print—was kindly supplied us from tho private think it somewhat stinngo that they should be nol Johnson, anil tho excellent Mr. Swedenborg, feet knowledge of the universal system that they frighten and deceive her husband?.' library of Dr. G. W. Babcock, dormatijloglst, 28 Winter accountable for crimes said to have been commit- Will it bo proved that all these modern names aro can certainly tell us what purposescaff be equally •■ Or, if the ghost, had first, appeared to a magis­ iti: «treet, Boston. As a proof to our renders of tho press of ted by them long before they wore created; This entirelyignoranteltheroftheologyorphilosophy?- well accomplished without the interposition of trate, should wo riot have been told how much matter on our columns, wo will state that tho volume has doctrine, however, affords comfort and oncourngo- "What.more frequent in times of popery than angels as with'it? I ' more probable it was that, a magistrate should boon In our possession and' awaiting publication for noarly ment to all distinctions of sinners in this world.' apparitions? Says President Mather, it would The hairs of tint hepd and tlie smallest animal-' bear a part in soini) artifice wliic.h afforded him Iwo years.—Ed. B. of L.J Our punishment In a future state, say they, will fill a volume to rehearse them; yet wo may not culm are numbered;' 1» are all' events. Small profit, than that a miracle had happened equal to SECTION I. not be inflicted upon us, (for aftbr death we shall run into the other extreme, that, all snah reports events by connection are frequently great events. the transition from a state of manhood to that The arguments considered which oppose the doctrine which preceded our liir.th? It is no dishonor to of Spectres. exist no more;) but upon our representatives who have no reality.” But what do philosophers know If, therefore, the purposes for which a spirit is the most illustrious of mankind that they fro- Among the opinions of tbe present day, which shall bear our names, and bo made to think that respecting this affair more than other people? said to appear are as small and trivial as can bo ‘ ■ipiently entertain the same opinlop as that of render it neither clear nor dark, Is that of mate­ they were we. Let us, theft, eat and drink, for What lesson in tbe whole circle of science has conceived of, it would by no means follow that to-morrow wfrdlo? Lot. us imitate those noble ever determined the question whether sounds or the message did not come from the invisible state. tlndr inferiors. On tlni mode of conduct,proper rialism, which maintains the position that all ex- for a Spt'cfre, our authors ngreu in sentiment with ' cruises of the mind are the exercises of matter animals around^is, wldcii innocently deceive, kill forme were ever produced by unembodled spirits? That which appears very trivial in our view may and take possession; for to-morrow we shall fxlst I What-ancient Sadducee or modern materialise, appear vastly important in the view of those that liiiroine of a f.nnous English ballad,* who, more or less refined and organized; therefore, with tlie habiliments there deserlhed, frightened - when this material organization ceases, all cogita- no longer What a foul reproach, then, does this lias ever yet proved that the human thoughts Hoven eyes which survejl the whole system of doctrine exhibit against tho wisdom and equity of have not a separate existence by vobigle, or some Providence,.and destroy tlie wisdom of the wise. a person into compliance nt, once. She gave him ' tion must cease; body and/Boul, life and intelli­ ho opportunity, to delihernto.or to authenticate gence die together. Thought and the capacity of the righteous Governor of the world! We now other way? ;— —Alto. 4. " Death. is as great a change as that of her mission. Compliance or immediate ruin were .thought have no existence between death and the attend to the language of scripture respecting tills Had our authors told us that the belief of Spec but to prove his resurrection. Some time- Welsh, and inform'her'that iteras tlie wlll of her man of veracity, but of sufficient ability to judge his personal Identity, whatever body'qr whatever.. 'you—that is, before tho second you-exlsted. It after thl8> Peter, miraculously delivered from former husband tliat the son' sítóñld .enjoy, the ÎwÀB well for the thjrf that he know not and be- -.Ptto®n« knocked at the house of Mary,' where lease. Tavernor did not at first'execute this com­ of'the subject to which Im is to bear witness. It ' garment he may or may not happen to wear! is not on the evidence of, an ignorant, illiterate Therefore, premising deference, personal identity iieved not thiB paraphrase; otherwise that prom- many were gathered for. prayer. The damsel mission; but ho was continually haunted by tho Ise would have been a poor, cold consolation to Bhoda constantly affirmed to them-that she heard apparilion’in-the most hideous shapes, which •pqràon, w.lræhas more fancy and fear than judg­ does not necessarily comprise thb whole man, ment, that we are to rest our bejief of wliat Is' ' ' 'soul and body, as Dr. Watts supposes, nor is it him. The Sadducees denied the resurrection, and P«>or’» voice. Then said they, “ It is his angel.” oven threatened to tear liim in pieces, till nt last .supernatural.” Hero, again, their weapon is from the mere consciousness of my past and present the existence of angel and spirit; and their denial Thus tjieir opinion continued the same, though he delivered the message. Now, had tills Spectre tlio arsenal of those wliii ■ oppose our Saviour’s experience compared, as Mr. Look supposes; for of the former was grounded on tljeir denial of ^*e fairest opportunities of their being taught tho least common sense, it would' have appeared resurrection, known first to spmo0f "1hetimer- - this my very cohsclousaohs presupposes that ex­ the latter. They seemed to admit tUixt, if spirits otherwise by unerring wisdom. But they had first to Eleanor Welsh' and her husband, Davis,', ñus and pious sex," ait Hum to lias termed them, istence of which I . am conscious. I may have existed in a separate state, they might assume never load Voltaire, nor Hume’s Observations on and frightened them Into compliance at, once, and _and thon, to illiterate,.Ignorant fishermen, who, committed faults and performed virtuous actions bodies; but, as there were no such spirits, in their tbe Sprlglits of the British Fathers. not have kept poor Tavernor in such constant disc- - say? the deists, ha‘d more fancy and fear than -1! in time past which now I do not remember, and view, tbe inference was certain that no such tran- - Aho. 2. " When the Scriptures were written and quietude, who had no concern in.tho matter.” judgment. The truth is,some ignorant men have i! jj am therefore not conscious of them. Still, those sitlon could take place. Therefore the argument published, and the Christian religion fully estab- Here we find several propositions with regard no more fancynor. fourLm « than1 li a n -the 4 It „ a. । ... •OhrlBt laid down hi» fife for hl« »hoop; but more law vehicle or spiritual body, which may be considered as tho volume, and IB no bettej: than begging the ques- greater magnitude, for anything which the Cyclo­ and Justice never required thl» bt him. rosurroctlon commenced, and to be perfected In tho last tlon. pedia baa shewn to tho contrary. - .- A Parisian recently lout an eye by splitting tEven tho divine Trinity, existing from everlasting, to day. when tho trumpet shall sound, and the dead shall bo ______«peak with accuracy, is tho Trinity of Person, not of Per­ raised Incorruptible, and wo shall bochanged. ' »1 Bam'uol, xxvlll: 15. We find in tbe Scriptures such a connection of open the iris on the edge of a bosom shirt which lon«. • --tMatt.x:28. | f Evlden. of Christianity, Boo.7. . means and ends as tbe wisdom of some moderns be had had starched to ultra stiffness. ’

JUNE 29, 1872.

“ (Hi, my father, you will not subject me to so Written for the Banner of Light. they can be readily closed, like a book. Mirrors THE HAUNTED CA8TLE. of larger dimensions prodnde larger images.” ^iterara gcpartnunt. terrible au alierpativ.,? You caiinot take Flora' Though much is here explained, some details from mo. If ymi drive mo hence, she must go IIV ELIZA M. HICKOK. are wanting. Nothing is said about the quantity with me. Altbhngli iny childhood’« homo 1« very ■ ’ . • REVIEW OF FOREIGN JOURNALS. Wniun'tor its Ibumr > t I.lshi. ■ .or nature'of the light required, nor at what angle dear to mo, «till 1 will leave it without.» murmur, Do yon seo in the picture painted there ' Prepared expr- wly for the IUtincr_Df Light, . the mirrors should ba placed',ror whether a very A ruined castle,puce grand and fair, • if you will grant this, my. Ijist rei|tiest." BY DK. G. L. D1TSOM; \* clear thick glass is requisite (either(eithor'in in mirror oroi “Never!" exclaitiied Mr. Linden. "I would And a flowing river calm apd deep EMKA LÌNDEB In my last review of foreign periodicals, I re-j. ^goblet), nor how far distant the medium should tiopner see lior die! Go. alone; seek Allston, the At the foot of a high and craggy steep? sit from these objects. Experimenters will, how­ vile hitldcl, wlio lias destroyed the peace of my ferreil to wbat purported to be a new discovery TtidSe walls with ivy overgrown, by which spirits coqld be seen in the presence of ever, discover all this in time, and we shall know THE M OTI IE Il'S TRUST. lioiisnlndd. Marry him, if you choose; but never Once fair aud polished mai bio. shone, . the exact process by which to obtain the best re^ shall j on behold Flora again." almost any medium; but it is really only a part And the briery hillside, now untroil, — ' - • suits. ■ . A Mirror of Facts in the Robe of Fiction. ■ " Fiithcr," ri joiliHl Emma, in a sternly voice, lind parcel of the paraphernalia used by Nostra­ Had onep a pathway smooth and broad. In another article of the Review the editor says : “it is not for .you to speak of the peace of this damus* when allowing to Catharine de Medicis Il Y M K« H • «I !:>■• «N I'- Irt'TT», “ M. Pommlés and M. Lomon have sent ns a spec­ hoiiseliold, fest the hhado of my much injured» I could sing a song of that castle tall, the first of the Bourbons who was to reign in A.it!..-f ft ’ Vi-..' ( stop.-w.” » , imen of spirit photography, obtained at Toulouse mother appear and rebuke yon. You know her Now but a broken, crumbling wall; — France; and by Cagllostrot when wishing to see 'chapter 1'11. by the photographer, M Gendre. The image is sad history, ami so do I. Yoh know lh.1t she died Of that river and rock-bound clifl' so high; > the spirits lie invoked. It Is said ¡liso, in the arti­ not perfect, tut our friends have here awakened /Einnia'H letter in responsi) to tlm niii/iatnru. through your m-.Jict ami unkindnrss! She was a A mournful song of the years gone by. ficie from which I quote, that the Arabs adopt the the hopes of a complete success, and a proof that . reached Lunell a', an hour-when Im was unire de- sensitive plant, iitid eoiild not live In the a'mo same plan in part, when calling on the manes of The castle was owned by Armand De Vrie, this phenomenon, produced every ilaydn. Ameri­ /ponding than Im had ’been at any mlmr time sphere you created. She knew too well Ilin bard- And that is the beautiful Rliint) you see. the dead—having before them a glass of pure wa­ ter, or looking down [nto a well. In a former let­ ca, is a reality.” The favorable and gratifying liens of- your heart, and this was her reason for De Vrie was a noble, stern and proud; • ter, I mentioned the wonderful revelations made result appears to have been obtained at a large confiding her darling-to my trust. I shall fulfill A haughty spirit, that seldom bowed. . gun to Indirvi- tl/at ¡>11 further eoniniuiiieation was it unleHH'y.oii cruelly separate us. But if you in Russia, and reported by an officer in the army, gathering of friends and media from various parts of the country, or at least" from Montaban, Cordes, eboosn to'alhl to the pangs you bill'll already in­ Hasty aud ardent, horn tn control, where by such simple moans a poor Ignorant ll'ts will the law that, governed his soul. Carmand. , . the hands of the pro-*' dicted upon me, you must do so. Bitt remember child had more Ilian »monished her auditors. The cry is " Still they come!” There is to be a giving bis views on slavery. Nur did be wholly tlm hour of retribution will come. I can emlure The Lady Annie was brigbt and fair, • When I was in Egypt, I remember .a native Hevue Spirite-Rationnelle at iweapu similar abr.se in bis advm-ai-y of the. now nini'h and still live; for while I may inherit my AVitli a snowy brow and golden hair; there who was famous for describing the appear­ published monthly Schwaz, near Tœplitz,’ in Bohemia, under the di­ > ' spiritual philosophy, tin mm oi-easbrn the bare mother's temleriies« of soul, I may also inherit Witli a voico.of melody rare and low, • ance of deceased pereonH, by looking into a glob- rection of M. Jules Meurer. It is to contain noth­ i /intimation that tlm " Holy Bilde" w.is nut the your imloinitable tiririimss. l'ause, tlieruforii, be­ And a heart attuned to its musical flow; ule"of ink,poured Into the palm of his band. Mons, only.record of angelic insplratiiin, । licited such fore you attempt to subject me to your will." ■ L. Alpli. Calingnet, in his most excellent work, ' ing, says the prospectus, not in absolute accord With the richest gifis of a noble mind; with human rehson. Tlm truth fell like an uvalahclm—like a sudden rendered into English under the title of" The Ce­ But alas! alas! fair Annie was blind. ■ ,■■ • . The anniversary of the chrysmutatio of Allan . ..•—Jence. Ilis cairn style <>f r.qdyitig t i liis cxelted earthquake[To—on be tlmcontinued mitral InHenso our next.]of .Mr. Lindon. lestial Tolegraph/’J gives the following, on p, 103: Never for her the sunlight shone, . , Kardec was celebrated at his tomb ât Bòre La adversurit-s, whn surronndi-d liim in Ilio s’rcct, on Bfimatli its two-edged sword lie said: " What do you think of perception obtained by Never earth's beauties had sho known. ' . Chaise, by an impromptu gathering of his ad­ Ohe ocea-ion. alone s.-ived bini frolli a deadly as­ “ Emma Linden'. I command you to Im silent. means of what are called magic glasses, which And never that life was sweet, dreamed’she, - sault. liti fabli was strung in tini tight ; ho never Leave my house forever, lest my curse rest upon are made use of to discover thieves, and bidden mirers and of delegates from the different spirit­ ■ f.iiled to di ci ire thu wbolti trntb, liowover trymg Till she mot and loved Armand Do Vrie. ' things, and useful to our safaty?"—(addressed to ualistic societies of Paris. Madam A. K., the es­ ■ ■ tlm elnuuiisliincns. -Emma’s idiesrlng bitter re- .For with bis passionate soul and tone, the worthy medium■ Adele.) "They exist,” was teemed widów of the distinguished author and L'.inma moved toward the hall door, but before founder of Spiritualism in France, was there, and vlvnd Ids weary spilli, and lui lejnici-d ut tho closing it, sho paused and said : He sought to make the fair singer bis own, the reply. “ What Hpirits can facilitate operations thoiigbt fbnt-be was mudi’ lini reclpiurt. of tlio en- “ Nover," lie Raid to each doujitiiig.fear,...... of this sort?". “The good and the bad.” On page received the many tender expressions of sympa- ■ ■ " Father, you know not what you do? I will patby and regard which all'were ready to. accord Holding iiff-vtmns of ime liiunau lieing. After go; but If ever you need my aid and sympathy,■ »" Never could Annie be less dear. 1C>8( Vol. I., of the same book, will bo found a mi­ toher. She might weep, but she mlght also be ' pnndnring ber bitter he ri'Hiilvi'irtbnt lui woulj send for me, and I will return,”.... . nute description of the manner of preparing one Never, no, never a burden seem, ” proud of the bronze bust surmouhting the marble again wrltn to lu-r, notwhlistamllng ber fatlier's Sliu closed the door, and almost wildly, flow to of tlie most beautiful of magic mirrors. Here also She who was fair as a poet’s dream." , monument dedicated to the memory of her la­ .-' counter r< ipiest ; fnr ho hiarned that Emma was her room, where, for a time, she was liist'to all con- occurs a notice of Dr. Dec’s || celebrated magic And she, ah how could sho answer no, - mirror, which was sold in 18-12 among the curiosi­ mented husband,'and bearing the significant in- • ignoralit of tini reai cansp of bis sibmco. Iti J-ls­ Hciousness. Whim she revived, sbn found Flora When with trusting heart she loved him so? .. thrn to li|m-rlf lm fiilt tl.iat lui Oligli! to do so. Ai:- sitting by- her side, ealllng nloud upon “ Dear Sis­ ties in the possession of JIrirace Walpili»; at scripti.on: A’uttre, mourir, renaître encore Cipro- v 'cordlngly, mi ihe fidlowing day, lui wrotu tlius : ter E-niifa” to speak '.tri biiiL.O.m’,i>,>m<>ro. The ex­ Ere long they stood by the blue Rhino’s tide, ’ Strawberry Hill, for 32(1 francs (?fl5). It consisted presser sans cesse, telle est ¡a loi! " I atn’now in a beautiful Fountaln grnvu. u he cited manner of tl^i child aroused tlio elder sister And Lady Annie was Armand’s bride. of a bit of Bea-coal perfectly polished, cut in a cir­ A.large portion of the Kcuue for May is taken ...... peoplu are piumeiiailiiig amimi! me, as rncon- from thè stupor into which sho had fallen, and, Then glad and bright went tlie swift years by; cular form, with a handle,. It onco belonged to up with letters of condolence addressed to Madam Hcloiis of tho s'riiggles tliat pass tini disk of my clasping her loving Fiorato her own agitated Life a sweet dream ’neatli a roseate sky. the Earl of Peterborough, from whom it passed to A,K ; but it has alari a startling, and, to all soni as is tlm granite of thè panra'inl wi-aritiess of b isoin, sim temlerly>-sino<>tbi!d back tliu damp Armand wits gentle and loving the same, Lady Elizabeth Germaine; then it became the appearances, a trntliful article concerning the । tlm pdgrlm wbn treads its mugli siufaees' wilb . curls from tini innocent bruw, kissed away her Till tlie Lady Glare to tlm i-.i-.tle can^o— property of the last Duke of Argyll, whoso grand­ ” apparition of a cross and other figures, at Baden­ Baden, Bulli, Rastadt, Steinbach, etc.” The let­ idi odlng fi'et. Tlmy cannili under.-t ind-tlm song-• falling tears, and soon calmed the distnibed child Clare, with her starry, flashing eyes,- son presented it to Walpole. M. Caliagnet fuither ter, giving an account of these wonders, is from a - . lunch hi-s tlm liymn wliosu burden uveq thè bum- into a quiet-sleep. Tljat spoko a volume of mute surprise, state« that the Count de Laboro^ brought a some­ blesi in<-K»«trgei"rtf’frillii is :il>pi»inled lo bearere. he what Bimllar secret from Egypt. 'blnjBaron Dupo- lady, Madam E. E. h R., and isinjirlef as follows: • As Flora rested upon her .bosom, E silia gnVF At tho fair and dainty, sightless biide, - goes out ini । ilio M innt of < l.ivtei! Bnt my spirli tel § communicates a like one to his subBcrlbers in Dear Brothers in Spiritism—T come to Rjieak to • herself upto the most painfuLretlç.Ctlons. What Who,¡walked by the handsome Armand's side. you of phenomena which have occurred within . . is seruim amili thiwo smlling groves—sari nnly a strange destiny was hers! She tiiust.eltlier sac­ lijs Journal de Magnétisme. And liereit may ho well Tho while in lier cruel, Hellish soul, the last, two or three weeks, and of which I have ‘ ’ tlmt tlm weary inl'Hons• do-tml alno come and rifice Flora for Lunell, or Lunell for Flora. Wlion to add a beautiful note appended to page 171, Vol. seen no notice. On the 14th of March, at a fair A wicked love for him took control. . - , ■ -drink ,-iblt' siili!' would it' lio-to-snrrémlnr-'tKis mortal existence, Soft aiid balmy the summer breeze. new-maggfcs-ifHyery important, beenuse it offers to a portion ila moitre the half) of experimenters Wishing to know the truth of .this matter, I wrote ’ when I remember tlm homeless—tlmsu-wlib never th in to accudii to my father's wishes. Birt, Flora, Gently she called for her loved Armand, / - - -to Bavaria, and received in reply the accompany-' - have Itnuu li what it is tl> have a home, (hose who an easy means of entering into direct communi­ sweet-Flora, what-is to bo thy fate?’.’ And she Fqrthe-tnlssed the touch bf his guiding hand; .: cation with tlie spirits, by the aid of the natural ing extract from the J-’o.it Zeitunp of Augsbourg, have net er known tlm blessed realities of spirit­ gazed upon the’fair sbieper who.Jay helpless in .vision, arid without any expensive optical instru­ which yon can have translated. This morning I . communion, and whose emauelpjjllnn and eleva­ her arms, and clasped her convulsively tp litìr Alas! that she sought for him that niglit, J . ments. * Here is, in substance, what M. have received a letter from Strasbourg, where the ' timi is the bùi Jen of my lite, l cannot feil like bosom; exclaiming, "My Godi - why bast- thou' Who had never failed'to guide fier aright. ‘ : Perusini has' written to the editor of tbe above phenomenon has produced miich talk, and whence ’ For deep in his heart was a flendiHli thought,’ ' naméd-Ttallan magazine. On tbe ,7th of last many have gone to see it. The editor then says: complaining-of these temporary privation.'!. Life forsaken ine?” ...... ■March, 13. ILJ?., communicating in an entranced “Our'distinguished contributor, the learned Dr. is mil all spring-time,-¿Jlmnghr II may liavo its After E nina left tliii library; Mr. Linilbn turned Which the evil spirit of Clare had brought. . state, convinced us that-with a combination of •MrF., has had the kindness to translate the arti- pleasant reliefs, Ps glorious insplrat[on3. and we to bla writing-desk, and hastily faking up a pen,' “Come this way; my Annie, your Armand is here.”: mirrors the spirits invok.ed could be madri vlsible. ele (sent by Mme. E. E ) of the Gazelle of Nouvelle , Bavière, and it will doubtless interest the Spirita- may l ave, al li-nst, tlm joy of aiiliuipafmn, the poured out hirf anger In writing to trie innocent Witl?a smile on her face, and never a fear, ..' . A confirmation of this was obtained"through an­ ‘ hope that springs eternal in tlm liunKHi.jfrreaHt,’ other magnetized mediiirn. * • • By direction alista , to. hear tho opinions of the German jour­ Liinell Allston. . Ho-charged him'with luivingde- Her sweet voice singing in joyful tone, , of thq spirits, wo experimented to see If the reve nah.” ' . _ ...... ■■ .wldbçwe still long to nmet agnin, and to look into stroyud tliii. peace of his family, and said that it Her hand outstretched to clasp his own, ’ J ;. lation of tlm ñíediiim was not the result of some A lengthy communication follows this, but'!' -.. each other's faces, glowing with the light of an was through his influencé that his child was lost Onward sho camo, and passed him by;. . ' pieviomi impression ; we did nnt; succeed, and it will give only those salient points confirmatory of _otormil olle..tien. ■’ * ' * ■ ■ waBjint till tbel3'b of July, 1871, when the medi­ to her father forever. .We will not pain the read­ Straight on to the brink of the cliff so high. . ■ what has been said: ? ' . “ We eatiii'iil always see tlm angel side of each er by repeating Mr. Linden's language. It was um, prostrated by a cough, fell into a feeble som­ Only one little stifled cry, ■ ..' j . ' nolence, ,'favorable resulte were obtained. His " ITeideiberp, 20thMarch, 1872.—The singular ap- .... ■ oilier. it would h> for tlm nioHt. por- language which none but a bigot or insano riian- eyes, being fixed upqn a glaes containing some parir.ion of a.crcHB and other figures signifying" feet to do 11 is. uvoted heart mn«t would usé; It was filled with the moÿt bitter and Borne on the night winds faintly by, ’ water,, lie suddenly cried out: ‘Remove that death and destruction, which.Jigs suddenly mani­ pass" through its Hicti'il season, ami l>o content insulting invectives. Evory„aéj|j.téneo betrayed Agleamof the snowy robaHhe.wore, . gliiBHl' for he saw there a threatening figure. fested itself on the window panes of many localities when Ihn Joirtb‘1 fiules to await nuother ri turn of Through nnotbtr medium we naked-if. we might ■in the district of Baden; explains the emotion tho wild passion.'which swept; torrent-like, over And Lady Annie was seen.no more. ' .. which has swayed all ranks of society. * * * the immortal jSpi-ing-fime. ... . • to continue our experimente- (with the glass of the wretched mari’ij soul. . > . . With a gasping cry, and a moan,11 too late,” • • water) with E. D F. An affirmative response One writes from Baden-Baden, the IBth of this ' I am . surprlsi il, Emma, that yo'i Vera, not When the letter was sealed and.sent.tq the post-' Armand fled back Hirough tlio castle gate, being given, E. D, By tnok the glass and saw the month: Some dava since a mission took place at Eisentlraland at Neuwoler. Soon after there ap- aware of. the eimso of my long Hlhmco. Your fa-, ofibm, Mr. Linden retired to his chamber and ■ Fled swif^ to bis room, for lie could not boar . image of hie filflilir.'arid that of other persons, and. ther was the catHii. ’ . . •, finally the threatening fleure of hie firet vlefon. peered rin the glass of the windows of the houses'":. threw binisi If upon his bed, thinking to rest. But To.moot the baneful, triumphant,Clare. ‘ . . . "-Exi'uso these many words, ami abrupt close, *. » Simultaneously, in other localities, nlike ot good Catholics the figure of a cross, beneath rest comes.not to the soul of that person who will­ But nevermore was Armand Da Vrie, . •; results were obtained, proving the .action of a which were representations of swords and pistols. " but la Heve mu your ever faithful . Lt’NHI.l. " • * • * The Indicateur, a Catholic, paper, an­ fully wrotigs another.- Ah ha lay there Imtir the To know an hour from torture free. ; ■ . common law arid not tlie hallucination of the ex­ Tlm above letter leaehed Elmdale without ho-^ still hours of the 'night etimo bn, and the pale perimenter;, Sixteen days after tlilB, E. D.-F., nounces: ‘ Here, also, as at Baden-Baden, Biihl, Only rbjjiorso and a wilil unrest,“___ ; .' ' Steinbach, etc., there has been seen on the windows of *itig lirterei't’ti <1, nnil was soon reei.-lv'eil by the tnoonbeairis painted fantastic figures upon, the being magnetized, again saw the troublesome overjoyed Emma. Sho perused the gentle and Only a sense of his,guilt oppressed.-. spirit; but eubáequenlly, by writing, was told, by certain edifices two òr three crosses eight or Jen cen- . chamber wall, a shadowy "flinn moved slowly to­ his father, that if be would take two mirrors, a timetres long, (some five or six inches)^ more or sorrowfi l words of her elierished friend with ward the lioilslihi and .piiuseiV+tp^splemn silence, And now, to his restless couch at night, ' . quarter the size of an ordinary sheet of paper, less perfecq and of a color a little darker than the niliiglt il h elitics of joy and' pain. But when she before the aHtqnieliefl gaze of JatnèS'Liriilen. The Came Laily Annie, in dripping white. . unite them at, the angles and placo het ween them glass itself. They are like those we have seen on à house at Karlsruhe.’ A letter from the latter “ entne to the expression, ‘ Your father is tlm cause excited man started from' bis couch, and would And the frightened Clare had seen her, too,’ . x a glass of water, and wait patiently, spirits would of iny sile.tii'e," the whole truth ll.iHliedupon her be aeeii; and If they were of a kind not desirable,, place says: At Baden, prosees,'and sometimes have fled froni the presence of the'strange visit­ At the castlegate when *he glided through, * by the force of bis will and magnetic, passes of re­ deaths’ heads, have suddenly,been, visible on mind, the hot blood tnonnti d Io her brain, a-ml ant, but thojight form glided, between him and, Silent and swift o’er the marble floor, . pulsion he could dispel them. On tlm 21 of many windows, notably on those of the gymna­ slui was tin d with tlm spirit of Indignation. Wiih the door of exit, and thus detained him. Statilo- Through hall anil chamber, to'Annatlil’H door. August, my mirrors being arranged. I tried tlie sium. This thing caused such an excitement that :• it not I'liougli for her father to deprive her of Lu- oxperiiuert with a new medlunrentirely ignorant tho police Interfered, and, to ca’m the people, ad- like, and with tin ashy palimoss, stood the trèni-- And the wretched Claro, with pallid brpw, sured them that the glass íhonld be analyzed. iiiII'h society ? Must lie now add insult to injury ? of my plans and pílanosos, and wjiat was her sur­ bling man before'tlie mysterious personage. The Had no banefill power o’er Armand now." k prise, in looking at tlm glass of water, to see vari­ Wo do not yet know the result. One of the panes • ' ■ . " But, alas'.''r#lm exclaimed, " for Flora’s sake I face, thé forth—how like lier ho had laid in .the ous figures passing through it.. We obtained sue- has been sent ¡here, and created much comment. For ever, as soon as tlie night-shades fell, ' must enduro all this without eomplalnf! The tomb years before!. No, liéTlioìight; it could not cesMvoly other remarkable effectii, seeing in the Tho figures are riniy visible (says a person from Came the BplritJorrti they knew io well. Bii'il, who is worthy of confidence, and made path Is thorny imleeil. but l.must.walk ill it braves. be. He would dispel, the shadow, and blear the mirrors numberless allegorical scenes as well as ly ami irticoftipliiinltigly." • ' ■ Moonlight or darkness, tempest or fair, thosri that were real. That same'day I went to strict scrutiny,) when looking from without into ’ rooi^jif so obnoxious an intruder. But'hark! A the medium, E D. F, and in tlm apparatus there the room. In some instances these marvelons A few morn months have passed away! Autumn voffiçliko that of other day's, addresses him: Pale Lady Annie was always there. presented itself hi« otweHHing spirit—a carabinier, panes have been removed and others.inserted, but sheds lipr n spleqiletit loveliness over all tlio _va- . James Linden^ beware! The spirit of your Armand grew pallid, Ills wild eyes dim, , •whoso dresB was as distinctly reflected aB would immediately the crosses have appeared on- the new glass.” ■ • "• rled Inmlscnim. Woodland and valley are robed much injured wife now stahds’before you—not. to He beard strange voices that called to him. have beon that of a person in tbeflesh. He made in gorgeotiH hues. Peace nn’d lovo reign Irlilm- a sign as if wishing eonie writing done, but the upbraid you for tlie wrongs, iuflicteil upon her The Round Table and the new magazine of • pliant over the outward world. But amid all'tlris Till once, when the moon’s rays soft and bright, medium did not comply ■” (not, perhaps, under Leipzig have been examined by myfriend'Mr. while an inhabitant of tlie earth-sphere; but to Fell just like tlilit other fatal night, ' Branding him,) “and E. D. F. beard tlm words - exterior beauty there are deeply suffering hearts, (the spirit moving Ids lips,) ‘ Miike me writo thon Seman, and though very interesting, they'were warn you, .James Linden, not to. torture longer With a'strange, glad light in his weary eye, ' and among them Emma Linden's. A new trial the child of my love. Was It not enough that you with A-—.’ Manifesting Borno anger, he fina l y found to contain no articles of sufficient interest A sudden start, and a tbril ling cry, ■ ■ retired with a promise not to trouble the medium is in store for her. Her fattier pas long tieen plot-­ had caused the sweet summer lfght to.fade before to American Spiritists to warrant translation. . . ting to comjielrlmr.to rima.un’im'Ltinell Allston for "Annie my darling, I come at last; "­ further, hut to visit only their public circles. • • In my next. I shall endeavor to say something my earthly vision, and the fair spring buds'of Other experiences have proved to ub that one of . another. A stmlimt in Princeton College, more love to wither at your icy touch? Do yon\desire Oh! Annie, forgive niy terrible past!” .. . the law? regulating theso phenomena, and the of Spiritism in Holland and Russia, and review distinguished for his religious zeal than for his to see another—a fair and beauteous flower, tram­ Madly helit} dashedUAOUUU downUUWU theV’JQ fair1UIL .IJUllJlUu,hillside, ■ tnoBt imnortant, is the special aptitude of the me­ the Criterio ¿spiritista, which has just reached me. ' . humanitary impulses, hud often met Emma, and pled beneath your.merciless feet?. James Linden!in I' Anil quickly plunged 'neatli the flowing tide. dium. Uqder diverse circumstances we have ob­ sought to win her favor. Mr. L'tiilon was highly tained tbefsame plmnorimna^ith different media. if you still persist in persecuting my faithful’■i) ' NoVn . bandlinvul coiild stayutnw. lilmbiro , M/xno «powerazvhvah - . . - - Bàve- I Fromtny remarks it would appear that Jbalf of The Bible. ■ gratified, and encouraged Mr. Heilwood's atten­ child, if you drive her from her childhood’s homo, He had found his rest ip Annie's grave. tbe expsilmenters have this faculty; but my ex­ The Books of Kings give a history of the Israel­ tions to his ila lighter, for ho was a man after his which was 'purchased with my gold, if you take periments bave been made wiih persons endow­ ites during a period beginning at the death of : "own heart. Hn beloi ged to an aristocratic family, Never .was happiness more for Clare, ed, to Boine degree, wilb tbe faculty of clairvoy­ ■my darling Flora from her fostering arms or Only remorse arid a dark despair, . David, and ending a short time after Jerusalem ' W|liich possessed both money and religion, two place Ser in the care of another, I .pronounce ance. Writing media; and even some ignorant of i Till a chilly morn when they found her dead; Spiritism, have been successful through the was taken by the King of Babylon. Another . very Important commodities—sbtliouglit Mr. Lin-' wou! woe! upon you! and my outraged spirit -meang just described. It seem«, then, that the history of the Israelites during this period can be den. Tlitj young student was popular in every “ Died of a broken heart,” they said, ■ ■ d shall haunt you and embitter the remainder of want of faith, and the fear of obtaining nothing, found in the Books of Chronicles. A history of aensij of the word ; had no interest in any.radical your earthly life. I will’not avenge my. own Then the people called the castle drear— ' are the only obstacles to success. . the Iraelites. during the reign of David can be reform, hut ridiculed every sentiment tliat trans- Tbe vision is o ten obtained without the glass ! H. wrongs, but beware how you treat my precious Haunted for many and many a year. found in the First Book of Chronicles, and also in •ceuded the limits of his own '.narrow.creed. “So of water, bnfi.it ?uccaeds/liôtter .with all the pppa- child!” ■ . ' . ... ■ ' ■ Noble and peasant in wild alarm ratus. • •ff^-W/iiare ad vised to cease, after flf- the Second Book of Samnel. These books do not worthy ” a man Mr. Linden hoped would-be-re­ Saw Annie and Armand walk arm in arm. tèén minùteB of rinsupcesBful trial. The Image ceived by *n daughter, instead of the “ radical," The spirit-voice has ceased, aud the mrial form agree with each other. If it is necessary that we has receded like a mbit^fri'iid. ..Bat James Lin­ Frightened,'each timid one hastened away, does not’alwa.VB present itself in tbe mirror fixed *1 infatuated " Lunell Allston. -' before the medium, but often in tbe other, as also should have a history of the ignorant, half civil- ! b den is as motionless, as white as mafblez'That; .^^AWthe’castleiwisilMji alqbe 'iti.t.lie w^ter....Som.eymés tbe figures appear, in itSifl’Téraelites, would not oné correct and reliable " Hence, one afterto ili Emma was Bent for by voice, to him, wfis^jj^ death knell. He bad heard natural colors,"tiietfllke photographs. * • * !bh her father to come into the library, and lip_tliere Bat years have passed-, and they come rio iuore, history be better than two or three conflicting his-' it in years past, pleading with him in gentler To mourn and wander on moftal ßhore; , The mirrors I use are 10x14 centimetres (about 8 tories? ' » informed tier of his wishes iu reganl to Mr. Red­ tones, to show mercjStb’ttietmrfbrtunate; it bad inches by 12). They are bordered with black Out of earth's ahadowe each soul has progressed, paper, and fastened together at the angles, so that In the New Testament, instead of finding in one wood. P.de and startle-like she heard him through, entreated him for more lov^and kindness to her- and then replied with firmness and dignity: Annie and Armand have found their rest. book a complete and reliable history of the life of <$$lf, but never before had that voice commanded 0 NoBtradnnuiB was bom Doo. 14th, 1503, at St. Iteml, Jesus, we find four conflicting histories of the life " Father, you are not ignorant of my relation to Provonco. Stiuli >d at tho College of Avignon,..whom ho ex­ Him.- Hour after hour did the disturbed man try hibited remarkable eclontitlo jiowera, and subrequently at­ of Jesus—Called the Books of. Matthew, Mark, Lunell Allston; you must know that I love liifn “CnAPTEns FiiOM the Bible of the Aoes.” to solve the mystery. When tire grey morning", tended tho celebrated medical school of Montpellier. Iio Luke’and ¡ John. If the Bible is the “ Word of with all Hie strength of woman’ll nature. We are Tbe character of tins imrtr.ucnve f>nd interesting was dletlngulihed for hla humanity, and was solemnly in­ light tinged the eastern sky, Mr. Lindon had ar­ spiritually united, A tl ousaml magistrates could volume, compilefl anti edited by G. B. Stebbins,' vited to Lyons during an epidemic, and rendered immense God," why is it necessary that it should contain... not bind us mire firmly, nor ten thousand sepa­ rived at the conclusion that the visage which had ,.is well defined in th'« following paragraph copied Borvlces, -De entered upon hla prophetic career about 1547. more than one history of the life of Jesus? It so mysteriously appeared to him in the night­ from its preface':"1' Tlie Bible of tbe Ages Is the Ills predictions brought him- great fame, and crowned headB will he-seen by reading the Old Testament that ' rate us, for we have received our marriage-certifi- watches was only a “ chimera of the brain,” and deepest thought, the highest inspiration, the clear­ and nobles Bought bls society. Died 2d July. 1503. ' .; , eflte frotnrtlie seal of Divinity, I have obeyed you ns sneh ho would treat it. No! James Linden est spiritual light and life of the whole human . t If-wo regard the Blupld prejudices ot Carlyle, wocbulj -the thirty-seventh chapter of Isaiah, with the ex­ was not. to he frightened out of what be consid­ ,but faintly praise CaglloBtro. tlir’wasborn at Palermo; June ception of a few words, reads exactly like the in everytlilngjhat I could. Yon have tlm jwwer race, constantly being lived and written, find to 2d, 1743, and was perhaps a wild young man ; blithe, became ered to be right. Ho had not compelled bis child be read with free aud open mind, and the hopeful on account of the helplessness of your youngest famous throughout Europe, and etood high at Court In Paris nineteenth chapter of Second Kings. The first to leave his bouse Itnless 'alio preferred, and he thought that richer chapters are yet to come, for in 1785, ¡Imprisoned by tho Catholics, ho diedlat 52 years of two verses and part of the third verse of the Book child and tfie pledge I made to my sainted mother had rio idea that she would think of going, after us and for those who may live after us; since age. . -. • (- ■ . to protect her, to prevent my meeting the one I mature reflection. Hu had only done what every trnth and inspiration are the heritage of hu­ I The Celestial Telegraph is now for'BgIo,'(two volumes in of Ezra are exactly like the two last verses 6f love, perhaps during earthly life, but you cannot toise parent ought to do. It was best for his manity, correlated, evolved, and developed into? one,) by Messrs.-'Wm. White £ Co. I know of no work in Second Chronicles; and the tenth.chapter of First daughter to be well settled in life. As for her higher harmony and perfectness by spiritual laws; Bplrltlstic literature more Interesting or Instructive. Chronicles, with the exception of the last two seimrate our souls; nor will I oyer consent to bo love for Lunell Allston, it was a mere fancy. which are the Divina Intent, nr ‘the will of God.’ " II Dr. rice wag a celebrated mathematician as well as as­ United to another." - trologer. Ho was born In Lojidon, July 13th. 1527, and edu­ verses, reads almost exactly like the last chapter Aboutltbeir being spiritually united, it was ail Following out this idea,Mr. Stebbins, (of Detroit, cated at St John’s College, Cambridge. Ronldcd for h time Mr. Linden, pale with rage; stamped his foot up­ nonse (so. He believed in legal unions, and Ills Michigan.) gives the sayings of ancient philoso­ of First Samuel. Some of the Bible makers were at Paris, where ho lectured on-the Elrmrntiot Euclid with J. w.c. on the floor, and commanded his daughter to he child net not bring disgrace upon tbe'lllustrious phers and of about eighty of the modern teachérs great success; then became, It Is thought, a sort of spy for 'careless. silent. He salii: natniybf Linden bv/iier peculiar views of spiritual Of Liberalism in all its phases—the whole form­ Queen Elizabeth. Later ho preionded to seo splrlta and talk Jackson, Pa. a marriage. No, bisword was law, and be must be ing an admirable collection of the best thoughts with them, and In consequence thereof, his houso was " You trill o6ey me or leave my house forever.’ If ohe/ed. It was trim, that his fine mansion, and of the past and present. It is a book which is mobbed, and hla valuable library and instruments were do- The omnibuses of Paris are regulated by a treaty you disobey my commands, and violate the pro­ .tlu/beaulifnl grounds environing it, were bought much necde.d—one that will irnpait solid instrucr stroicd. In 1595 ho was appointed warden or Manchester College, hut died । oor in his.81st year. In 1842 tho Cam­ made in 1861, which gives, a company exclusive mise you solemnly made to your dying mother,. wi his wife’s money, but then it was his by law, don to all thoughtful anti inquiring people, and bridge Bocicty published his private diary and catalogue of privileges lor fifty-six years. In return, the com­ do so. I can put Flora under the charge of ,.a an not one cent should Emma receive unless therefore weibopo it may receive the w'de circu­ hla library. ■ pany pay the city $700 per year, for each vehicle she abceded to his wishes. , lation that its rare merits deserve.—-Boston Inves­ governess. Choose quickly which you-will do.” § M. J. P. Boman, referred to In this article, was a pupil of and all profits over 8 per cent on the capital tigator, —...... „ . too Baron's, and confirms this statement. ’’ stock. ■ • . •

< JUNE 29/1872. A.IST NEB

MÂTINS. spite of Christ's doctrine of love, hard, dogmatlo, open tlm «yew of nil the peoplo till lint inniiriplionH D. W. Ih.'LL,' Inoplratlanal and'nonnai apvaki-r. Hobnit, In of Trulli «hull be। “ known and'read of ¡ill mon." Lyman (’. Ilowu. .9‘i, f reihmia, s t. theological, intolerant—a cleaning of the outside gHmixr öDomsponbenre, Mbs. S. A. ILuiton. East Vaginaw. Midi ", care K. Talbot. . BY JOHN HAY.- of Ilie cup and the. platter, yfOman’s religion is Mbs M. S Townhknh HoadluVi» «•’»!♦«m «luring « une . Maryland. car«* Juttah N|nnn<’> il<, LO Jolin Micvl, I'rovldvnco, 11. L; of the heart. There could never have been a fe­ .liilv. Brhlnewiiti-rj Vt. Tlio trembling pulses of tberlawn Hliode Island It ALTI WORE.—Wo take pleasure In Informing E tNNih Hinman. Went WhiMf J (’«uhi. F-ll willi faint gold the violet wkleB, male Calvin or a female Torqnemada.' It has ynu, ib-itr B.uiiier, I lint wu uro ai work, Inbiirltig Mihh .Jennis Lev». InnplratH'iial »peiiker. will hrturo In PROVIDBNCE.-Mre. M. 8. Towiwnd HoaiTr Xvw \ink City during June. Addu>.i, c’aiu Hr. B. H, Cran­ And on the moist day-smitten lawu been said, with much truth, that, without the aid lay writ««, J una 5th: I liail a gnoJ aniliinreu Ijiire । for o ír glorhius causo and sueklng to beoellt ittiil don 4 Tremont r<-nipi<*. Ihnton ■ • ' Tlio peace of morning lies. of woman, we cannot have temperance reform. on Bunday lant, and flnda good mreiety in go'oii |। iiisl.ruc.t huinntihy througli our phllosopliy. Wn Mbs F. A Logan. G.-iii-»er. Wit. • • liavo hittl ipiilri a iiiimbur of speakurs during til» <'ei’H.\s H Lynn Siijgi». Mieli. ’• ‘ A blesseil truce of woe anil sin, I think that, without the agency of womeu-r-not. ..running order; was cordially, welcomed l»y qojte Bit. tb.»hoi'. i n-«|d r-i> hmai I Ei i t'>n, O. I sen it in your eyee and hair, tends to put down the system of polygamy, lowing ollieers were elioHim to serve for tho ensil­ P. t; UlLLN.Soitb w.ib ibura'.M«’. ' ' • thing. The churches are tilling with it, since Mini anna M . M u> dlehhook . hox 77“l. Brlilgeiiort, Co nn. I know it, love, in you. • whether openly practiced, ns in-Deneret and Con­ ministers have learned that no success can ntiend ing year; Wm -Leonard. President; Levi Weaver, Mbs.ik Alt Heij.n M at ins.ygsj,iMi. apt nk inWiMoii, Vt., Vice I’rosldent; George Brown. Treasurer; Julius Jlltl.-'Jt *• ■ • - O'er Ill's ami eyes and golden floss, • stantinople, or secretly covered up, op in New them, unless they quietly appropriate tlio thun­ .Mil". Au HUE V UK« «Ill -luak in Ttoy, N. V., J i ly L There floats a.cliarm I cannot reach— York-aml Loudon, and wherever else tlio " groat ders of our truth, nnd every where they nre ndinit- Elllllger,.Secretary; Mrs. Atnelia McClellan, Mrs. FuANk h'uAtl'IMb. Ihrnti.' tn . Nl t’l:. ’ John S. Caruthers, Mrs. John Frist. Mrs. Benj. A wealth of love, a throat of loss, sin of great cities” holds evil sway. ' Spiritualism ting that God permito the angels to appear to the MiP».. rwE »Ki.nii M mimi am», trance an«l inspirational Boyond iuy subtlest speech.- Horrowlngand dying. Governments are tilling McClellan, Stewards; Lavi Weaver, Geo Morrill, ■ prilli«’!. "»¡7 ‘iili ,i»' nm«’. St-w Ynrk. elevates women; and woman, wherever they are witli it, because demagogues liave learned tliat. C. C. Bentley, John S. Caruthers, John Frist, ■ M K» 1.1 f i..I. M anchi - i r it. >ti-iu li.iin. M ii*s. The amethyst flush will fade above Hr. John Mayhlim. •C.hiiingion.ìCC. \\ O. box finì. ” free to act .and to influence, elevate morality. no success can at tend them unless they begin to Boiij Me,ClelliUi, Trustees. .Mu-’. Maim A Ai 11 < iii.i.i.. M. h . « ill I« « j m v in I HiidiIs and Into the ilust-ilim glare of noon; . Therefore Spiritualism, logically interpreted, leads talk of equality and justice as if they had a inuan- . Wu nlAo have a Chiblreii’s Lyceum in success­ Ml»»' 'll 11. Addre»««. b.«A ‘il. H Illi III 1, M.-lli-tirv « t, . Ill Tire love of youth, the youth of love, •; ful operation. Wo liavn not niado any arrange­ .Mit». Shrill; C.o.ni un .Maynaiii», « hit» i'Lhd?, N. Y. to purity of life. Any Indications to tho contrary ing. Mb». I’Amm/jne Mtioiih, N «•«'•Ui.iin V t in’a : ÍU. v,n»R . Will fade and pass as soon. When tlio loaf is sufficiently leavened nnd ments as yet for speakers for tlio coming season, RhV. A. K. Mu.’^ilîl.üV «III II!I»««T Ciiiln t" lei’lUTO OH Kiss close,'beloved I for never yet. ' ' nre merely ephemeral and parasitic. Luther, raised, God will see that it. is well cooked, so as but will iio doubt do tn shortly. With sincere Spirttu.ili»!»’ Aiiln wishes for your continued prosperity, . ClIAHLKH S M A lib e-lill tr.iuec speaker. Address. Wono- ‘ Could love its bloom unchanging keep; when he commenced his reform, bad the lawless­ to have no more raw material until the hungry ■lie, J (invilii <’o., Win. There are no hearts but they forget, ness of the Anabaptists and license of the liber­ multitude have been „fed from tire well baked Yours for progress and trulli, .1. iV. M ir un wn, ¡ve tn re r. He V wort h, Me Lou n Co.. III. Thore-are no eyes but sleep. bread of life. And wb, who know tlyi abundance . Wm Lkonakii, PiT.'ident. hK. .1IHF» M.Hifcisf.s, Ic.’ttir« k .Mt’Hfnn , Hi. tines to contend against. All tlmir ext.ravaaances of this true bread, can easily umlorstand how J. ElJ.tNIil-.ll, ‘Sei'ri hu ll. ■ .J. IV M . V A N S A SI I I ...... k.-l. II a 11 »irret. Brook* tvn. N. r. : were charged on Protestantism. Great reform . Lyceum, Hull, U2 ll'.-.w lluliimorr street, I III..s .',1 •<>. S... ■k baskets-full may be gathered up afterward. How llfl.hV i'. Sa>H, tMKpn ni ImhjiI »ptnki’i. !>«•' •t Mich. lliilliiiinri.'; June Wh, 1S72. ■ j Koberl Rule Owen Interviewed. movements always attract waifs and strays. thankful I am to hear subjeots discussed in com-- • Ml-i.-i- Hi Mr? I I;-u».. NJ I nu i *»ti <•< I I .l.M Sonni-.. lnin. - U... K l-l.in.I. IH. Ills views of .Serr/eant Cotfs “ Psychic" Theory— Like weedSi these but indicate the richness of the mon converse, which only a shin ttime ago brought H'illhl;! I » A | I. ■ ) « 1 N, S «• u 11 II! Illuni , I t'i'ì * ■ Prof. Crookes's lovestl/iations—Jesus as the foiuuler soil. As.regards labor reform, Christianity and abuse and misrepresentation to nre beenusn 1 New Jersey. . M. «ili HHiiklii lari >,ig.lHi«'. Mbh.. «Ilir of ¿¡pirituulisni—The term “ Christian,” etc.; etc.. dared to speak. Thank God! things ripen faster VINELAND.—L. K.(loot.ley writes. Jono 10’lr. 1114 -1 il tir, : .luti .m'i.orna <’«».. (’al. Collier; tho poet, Mr. C, said a spirit wished to audlonciiH very much, leaving a hope In tlm minds . Ihi. 17. I’.. I’ki< Ki h,.K.iiihiiw ì'»ty, M>i? . - . licited an interview with Hon. Robert Dale Owen. Mih. Hakìui.i K. Poi’)., M<'tri-ui«ii, Ilice Co., Misti. Heaven I” _ impress him to give me a poem upon these words: of many that sire will ag'iin Im with ns—when The following is a verbatim transcript of tho con- Hit S. It. Paci , port liiir'H». Mieli, . ■ Reporter—You have been elected President of “ Tire mills of tho gods grind slow, but very sure.” her pleasant, social and iiitiillenin-il labors will Iht. L A. Pt.t Mii h'i'lurcn tt|n»tt ’’ Tliè New ftihl Trtic Lietio vernation: The following ¡8 llifl result: • meet, with more just reward. Onr Society is now Almi.” ut cotivmirili iliMaiìm*. I|»i Hannvvr »trevi. BuMon- the Indiana State Association, I learn. Dtfes that “ Ehw«.iiD'pAi,MHK, iriitu-v, Cntiilirului*. Konivnet Co., ùtu. taking a kind of rest fur a month or two, only Banner of Lli/ht Reporter—Will you grant me body intend to prosecute any social work the The mills of Omi are «orrow«; William PiKii. ll-iwtDn..Mass ' the favor of an interview? . Ami levo nt»l Ik’P« aii'l tr»«t „„„ having conferences Sttiiday mornings. N.mKMHf. M Piriu.-h, Piitniifii. Cunn. - ù . coming year? ■ . The grille wliorewliti lie feed«’them; • Wn hear so no favorable reports of thn healing -Midi. L.-IL I’kiikinh. tr>ui«:v; namas l'ity, M>»,13 Robert Bale Owen—I am at your service, sir. Mr. Owen—A very special work. Wo-sliall use Amt liner tlien Ilin ilii.t , . powers of our friend, Dr. II. IVEellows, tho son M iti. S. I. Cu » t’i'i. li,k P«ii le Y. Iirpir.it mini i, BoMon, M ti«. Mkh. Ansa M. L. roiin.M. I»., Ivcium, aiihhh. Mieli, Tho Banner of Light I hold in the highest esteem. ... Thn Biit>«tnnco that his Intxir of Mrs. Ellen Dickinson, our nineh-m.iimnmd our utmost, exertions toward carrying out the in­ . Givi»« buck unto tlio «out, llKtt|(Y Packàhu. .i”7 Pon'lH’sii'r «t., W; V., Smth P.entuiL Reporter— Be kind enough to give me your idea tendons of Robert Barnefi,' as set-foftinii’ Ids IVblcIi, hungry,'crle^lilur It, —- Presiilent of the Society of F lends of Prepress . Mk« E. S. PALMÉK, trailer »peiik'or. Blu Piati». N. Y. Imre, nnd Secretary of the New Jersey State Hply- MisxNettii? m. Pkahk. tranci- Mpraki'i.Chlcuo, hi. " of Sergeant Cox’s theory of “ Psychic force.”, Ab on the ngep roll. Min J. Pi m.ii. trailer «peaki-r.South lUnowi. Musi. will. We are resolved to contend every inch, of itual Association, Sho is a great worker for hil- ' Mr. Owen—His idea I understand to be that the Ah. to weak tinman knowledge Ini. P. B. Ranim»i.i'H>‘i Court »trevi. R<»<»inJo, Bìimihi, Mfl. ground against the heirs wliOjSeek to set the will tnatiitv, and jf her son is as liberal, i arnesi and Ini. H. lU-.r.h, t’hlmpi'v.'Mass. ' . Tlin i-nit Ib tnr away, ■ ■ origin of spiritual phenomena is mundane, not uiisellish in Ins labors to benellt mankind as hl Min*. S A. ICiKi’Eitb, traine iiiU IibpHii<óhi-iI. (’utnbridk’o, aside; and, with truth and justice on our side, I - For which wo hour tho lolling Mv. • • . . ’ . . .. bin mother, his'^vorks will praise him.” lutermundane, and is a force, connected indeed trust wo shall succeed. The present prospect for .. And burilen of tn-dnyl ' . ,Wh. Rione. M. I).. lìiHplmtloniir npeuker. :i|o Wrst Jcllcrtion with mental operations, but yet material. I my­ Bui Gist.. in hl« dlvhioncf«, u • trovi LuitiMìllr. K v. ' . , success is excellent. If we do succeed, wo shall’’ ' Has rot tho tank, that we, V ■; —- • RKV. A. B. Raniiali., Apph’ioll. Wls. : self, when I first observed these phenomena, in­ have our hands full; it is no trifle to-administer By boating in Ilin furnace, ^lividumi Miih. M. i.‘. Ri ni»ià.i r .«ni Hjisivor ra’h to lretitr.e_niul ut* ti'ivl ìiitivrnls. AihtrvM PiiliotYh -l'a ls, Vi., care Pr. M. A. BATì’LK CllEEK.—J. K. Delirili writes, Jmm . ; qllned to that opinion. But what mightbedeemed half a million dollars’worth pf property. May all tho purer be. , ■ -ìiavls. . ' . ■ a trifling incident one day turned the scale. It Reporter—What, does the future foreshadow to And, though tlio way 1« weary, 7ih: Anotlier year li.'is piiH«ed simm Idroplani a Miik. IIattik E IbHitNHiiN. P’ <’tirver atrw, Ro«t<)n Htelovn is nil around : lino from beni. Olir Society hastehieted Mr. ,1. . MllH. J KNNIR H. In 111». | M,VftH' «t!l'otPm» lik'IlUC, il L ■was in Nhples, nnd with a lady, non-professional, yon. so far as regards tho progress of Spiritualism ? . Muti. Pai.ina J. RiiiiHHTA.i'iinH'ntorvilIc, IH. LIU but ihndsik ebimt ciirtaln. Brown, l’resident; Charles Merrill, Trensurer; Miw. <’ A. Roiiiiish. Il« avi r Fii'hrPu’ - •. who had hut recently discovered her power. Sho Mr. Owen—That it will become an essential and And, to! ihelight.Is fiiiind. ' Horile». Clark, Secrotary for tlm imsulhg'.vear; MllH. I''.IA'IHA W IlEktjHlK Ri l.«(’l.^hjjlavilt|il, IH. . . asked: " If there bo a spirit present, will it give pervading element in the religion of civilization;- Ho holds nur lianita win-ri «Jlcnco and re-rented Si nanfa IJnll. Ihiprovemeiits in A. C R'ìiiinsun. L) un. Ma»*. - -I;nys-«>n-l»vcd Ui gjmr touch :■ ilio bull are In progress,and mentings aro expect­ ; AI.BK1lT.NrH.EMAN Allvmoi. Midi. . ■ : ' its name?” I said, “Oh, don’t ask that. Ask that it will enter, as a ruling motive, into men’s ' And though hl# mill« gilnd surely, Mu.s FaNNII’ P A Vis NMI Hi. Ilntlilt'li. Vt. - what force moves the table. “What matters the' They will nut grind too much. ed to ho Irnld anotlmr yóar, , ' : Mhh IL T. Steaunm. itiitii'f Aprnkcr. tnay be Suri ’ lives; and that it will gradually ontroot from. • Mr. ,1. 1*. Averli! passini-into Ilio liet.ter world btiry, Pviin. . . • form?” was her reply, and she asked agiin, society materialism arid dlsbelieCin a future state. Bav that tho waves of passion fast. May. Ilo was nt tlm timo President.-of tire . Al'HTHN E. SIMMOHR. W«H.«lst.Vl .... . “ Will the spirit give its name?” It began to spell Society and Secretnry if llm S-ato Assócintioii, .1. Hi nbeli. >L»’.E.i’hU «I I aiis'« v। i hIIm ,t«i '!«•<’|iirr• oli lem* And yet can find no comfort and a m'nn.respec'ed by all classes. . perniici — il» tlivurviiral »ini pni« tl«'in o>tt«bii»hu vnt- ami o n . From prcBOiit or from past, - illivral >iii«I«tf.. Aililrrh» IloM n Ms..in«lcr. Hit. .1. H. NF.hi.v will ii t'li.r« t»n Utt- ii .-ti-nt ihr Holl! ftt A Deacrlptlou of the Universel In all that God hoKlnno. iinv iilMaiH'c imt «ver ini iirilv» ir< m !•« n.r. Aiiiirths, cor-ner affirmative then, nor ever have beeu to this. day. MF.asiis.EniTOits—In stat ing tliat asingle gram­ Main »(till E:iuh aiH’i’t!', BuIIhIii, N V . '. : - »UMBER TOUR.- And will ho end in liadnos If it had been addressed to Mr. Cox, I think-it ' Tho worifiln light begun?' matical forni'chuuot with certainty iistaldish tlm .Mrs II. M* Hl *.« . triun-i' *|«»’iih rt, Joliet. W ill Co.. HI. . • Hii. E. ^I'KAt.i Br<«« iivlilr; N« I«. . ’ • . — would have puzzled him. . ■ Thold.th'>t »llinir presont • . character of the. language in which it may ho Jami;» 1!. ^hei'aui» will nn»w» r ca’te. to hcitin’ and attend - .. BY LYSANDER 9. RICHARDS. ’ . / • Reporter—What do you think.of Pro£ Crookes’s Ahn'AirdiiYilayB gone paut found, I trterely submits proposition, thntruth of filliera’s. Athlri’»’». South Acw»’itlr.-N , H. '■ •, . ■ But help iW'fltl a pnrpoao " . which must bo-Helf-ovidnnt,. A single grammat­ Mit*. Julia A. M aiikey. trir.|«idii», Mql.van Mr. Owen—Up to the time he wrote me, I sup­ room, awl6hortly vapor is seen to collect on the . . nyN Y\;'»l ii 11 ng denser! into small globules of water. This is call­ .liiniiiuy, FrimaiH'nt.a'iliiiv'i'. 17'i»Hall«ni»lT*i»*i*l,vr, lu Chiipinan l would never have admitted Mr. Wallace's review contact with the cold surface of the glass, said, - With aaltatr from’ho oeaa; ■. r;'■ ness of that assertion. Such was originally tlio «tU’vt. IhiMtoo..Man«. . ‘ moisture condenses; as before'described, it is the . . And, though ho cannot «po tlicm, ’ .Mus. L. A. F. Swain. Inspirational. Vnlon LnkctiMInn. • of the Debatable Land into bls “Journal of Science.”’ . Ills ooulcan aolzs on theso; . alpha nnd omega of the issue between us, Hut Sklar Van SicKLK.ilrvi'Hinihii, Mich . Mrs.-.L II. Sui i.m Ah Si.vi KANU*. M. 1» . Mihvnnki’,«’. Wla. Reporter—You have said recently that you con- law with all existances, when in contact with And thrnuuh tlio video of Nature, Mr. Lutn has thought proper to Introduce other points of discussion, which I would briefly con­ - Mrs. Ntiii.iR Smith, liiinn”>»ioiiiil M>vnk«'r. sun« is, .Mich. sldered Jesus Christ the founder of Spiritualism-. cold surfaces, to contract. The earth, during the . To him Ood'a lovo la known, J. W. SKAVF.ii,ins|Hrational »ni'iiki i. u.vron, N. Y. . ■ . And yot/or him most heavy - sider. : '' ’' f _ Miirt. M. E. II. SawYKii. iium'h.’ait’r, N. 11 . . . That statement has called out considerable crlti- day, receives the sun's rays, and Its heat is con­ ' Tho llnnly grinding atono. I said nothing of " rfan’s supervUlon over tlm Xtitiam Smith, Esq., las >lrnih»iiitl npv.ikrr, Sturgis, Mich. stantly radiated back into^pace. At night, how­ yrowth “ aw. Maly Lan-hin >nHm». 7“ .h;il«'T»<.tii M , .bit)tun. 0. ' . . cisni. ' ______' f: _ ■ ■ Tlio mill« of God grind Blowly, of.language.”. In "quoting lint few lines" • Miu». Almira W. smith. 5*» <•im.bvrhii'*! tv. i*<»rti»nit. Me. Mr. Owen—That is quite taatural. Orthodox ever, when the sun's ray s have.ceased shining up-. -™-—And grind > xciedlilg «mail, from the essay, I .surely qnurBir tire wliolo sen- lilt. II. R. Mtoiihk, lit» Hiurihon avenue. Mliin. Ma‘»s theologians.belleve in miracles, I believe, as they on that portion of the globe we .inhabit, thé earth And yet Ills bnnndloBB loving "tence without gntbling; nnd tire sentence wns in­ Mrs. CiiitA L. V. I AFi‘AN.e.»rv Mc»m> Ih'-h'iitir A- I- all. No. Ib given to tin all; - ;. dependent of all that pruceiled and .ajL that fol­ 36 Bioniil« hl struct. BtiMoy, Ma»»., or I:ig *th M ,'Ncw Yojk. do, in the reality of. the " signs and wonders ” re- receives no beat to compensate for that which it From Borrow comoa fruition, 'I riimah it. |’ay i.oii ii(»pira,i>>iuil. ruivtikiiw, R I.’ . lowed in tire paragraph. Was any Injustice done? J. II W.Tihhihy. I’rovl.h-nce.R. I. - qprded in the’gospels; hut I believe they are splr- radiates into space, and, consequently, the great-; ■ And victory from tear«, WJiere he gathers tire evidence of my belief “that, IIUtisoNTUTTl.E, Berlin Heights, O. . . ’ itual’phenomena, occurring qnder natural'law. er part of its surface heat being expended, the" loro only In eternal: he doe» not hold to' tho derivation of one lan­ Mrh. Sabah .M.- Tiiumi’Ron, Inspirational speaker, HR St, Pain fudoa away In years. guage from aroilrer,” I cannot conjecture., No Clair itrcet.Clcvi'Iunil.O. • • • Christ promised, or predicted, that other's who ground becomes cold, and the air retaining'its"" . F. L. II. Willis, Ai. I»., Wiiihiniinh'-Ci'nn.. Ih»x ’ Wo may not know lila purpopo, .' • •sitcli Intimation was made by myself. , N. Ehank Wurt h will speiik in l’«>it llimni. Man , iliirlnc were in sympathy with him should do the works heat longer than the earth, its moisture, coming , ■ Wo may not feel bls hand,'■ ' "So of many grammatical ftirpis; if they could June; tunlresM cnring .1 nl? ,'Sevn.et.r. <> n.; »luriiii:..Augiikt .that he did, and greater workspalso. His predic­ in contact with the cold.surface of the latter, is Astolllng, waiting, weary. . all be traced to a common source, in wliat. would ihhI S qtlvniber, B««»loi<, c.iri- Ihiiim i*« t Lit hi. Wo wnn.ior through tho liind; . E. V Wilson, Lninharil. Hl. . • tion is fulfilled to-day. Now if these are spirltu- condensed, contracted into small: globules dr , Wo mav not gncBs tlio ending, consist tlio progress?", . . : E. S WiiEEi.Elt, earr I’ns.’lil Ave. Clilcago. III. drops. This is dew, and 'airvegetable life is bless- ' But God will snrolv prove, Well,- Mr. Lutn, if for centurion they' had re- , J. in care «»1 A. M. Ihirtk’vMinrtivti.ir-initic»!.- ’ ..And weary aro the year«; tion, and assumed, the charaeterof a distinct family," Pwer.H.-WIIIITI.K. civile, . - tians; and thén,.again, t.hat it is not in the econo­ simply frôzeridéw. Fill a test tube with water, drop . But Just beyond tlio shadows , tlrereiniwould consist tire progress. E. Wiis.Hi.Kit. svini trAtiae 4flFyHplra.:.otiiU, ('licit. N. Y. That gatlior with tlio night, . ' Hit. E. I’«. WHKhi.uCK.ri«a»»iii(oii han.- ' " . my of things for Spiritualism to supplant Chris­ in a little saw-dust'to enable you more readily to Mr. Lutn informs ns that "yndly was once yod. Elijah Woodworth. in*i»irnthXi«l «¡»eaker, LciHc, Mich* ■ ’ Tho dawn of hbpo In hroaniog, •' . tianity. . ’ ' note the circulation or. motion of tlrejUqnid after like." in this Ire evhlentlyjjaburs unflur,a mis­ A.C ah.l Mus. Eliza C. Woohiii-FF, Eaule lhir''or, N. Y. gating it, and yoU;Wiil! discover, tliatjW’lréated ' . And luvo makes all things bright. take most, palpable, for tire-two words are not, - - Warren Worn.son, tniBce «|ieuker, ihuitHun«. s'. V . • ... Mr. Owen—An experience of sixteen years has synonymous. In consulting his dictionary for tho Mies. Mary J. WiLCoXhoN, L’t.ica'go. 111., cure RiUglo-I’lil« portion, expanding and becoming lighter, rises |(»sn|‘lilcal Jotirnhl ■ ' . “ convinced me that if communications from tire .? AVisconsln. '. • .-sx^tw’• duflniflohH, Ire will find the clearest, ovhhiueo of ■ MtisSt siE A Willis wl I Icrhire. *n l“ynmutli Jure spirit-world are sought in a fittingframe of,mind, and passés along the upper part of the tubeV while ' this. If tiiilrerlie_or Max Milder shall prefer’' true- anil :n»; in.'Exsex. July 7 aii’lil. hi -M l»»nunilurinu >e|it< in­ JANESVILLE.—E. Winchester Steyons writes lier. October an«l Nuwini.tr. Pciiiiittknt n«hh im«, 2V-1. Broad thèse, whenlhey tôücli oh religion or morals, are the cooler, being heavier and more dense, flows thus: The readers of tire Banner are favored often likb" to" (fitly,’' or wise-like to wistly, probably no way.-Lawrence. Mas*.' . ' * found to'Eg essentially Christian. I mean that upon tire bottom, is heated, and Consequently with reports from Wisconsin; in thei" Wisconsin out) will envy hlin his choice. Moreover, dons Mr. Mauy.J. Wiibitvoinii, Nevpurt. Me .ln»x Io. . Peebles” by onr gnod brother J. O. Barrett, and Liim prefer "love-did ", to “ loved?" if so,.let us . WaIibsn. W.IGHT, liiNjiiritlhHiiil-»pc.tket-, Waterloo. N. Y. therein not a grand truth; ethical or spiritual, rises, cooled at the'top, and falls again; and thus, Mil N.M« Wuioiir inspire tnnnd h|>viiki.|. wul an»* er c’rtlll'Y “Western Locals" by Cephas B. Lynn, and of endeavor to respect his antiquated tnste. to lecture hi tlie.Neiv himhitu! States. Aihlrm* Boston, taught by Christ himself, that is not endorsed, more in water, circulation.is found- -perfected. In the course more from thls’l|nnTt.er Is not, needed to In conclusion, allow n.io io assure Mr, Lum that Mass., care'Bniinor i«f Light. . . ’ ocean this circulation is detected in the Gulf tire severance of whatever innm the •perfi-etlon, Ains ViL’fihiiA hull, 41 Bdhh! streiU, New York. or less distinctly,from the other side. lamspeak­ keep them posted as to spiritual progress in tire fiANJEi, Winru. M..I>.rV-trx 532. ing of Christ’s teachings, pure and simple; not of a decay Infinitely preferable to tlm yrowth of 'nny Tho boated waters of tho tropics, having become prompt mo to,claim yonr attention this qjrce. . M bs. Sophia Woods, trhnee speaker, BuCInguM, Vt , caro Paul's, still less of those put forth by more modern 1 have been in tire field as a public lecrfeijrer and ungainly excrescences. It is improvement., pre-, C«>1 S. S; Ihn'vii, • ... . • expanded, flow along the upper surface norther­ groas, Miih. N.J. Willis, hi Windsor street, ('ainbrlilgoi ort. Mom. commentators. To me tire great proof touching constantly at work for over three years. My -.... H-.N. S. • A. A.WHKF.LDCK.(*levcliniil,O..e«irc'Ainvrlraii Spl'ltiiall»t, the stability and perpétuai sway of Christian ly, or more properly north easterly, while the labors have mostly been confined to Southern Mu». «U’LIKTtf Yf.a.w will RntTik In Lin duih’ic.liinc; in ’ ethics and Spiritualism is, thatj in spite of all tire Arctic stream flows southerly or south easterly; Wisconsin, except last, fall I mailoa successful LIST OF LECTURERS . North ScTtuftte. Oct 22. Address S'orthborn’. Mus* ' deformities with which Orthodox .theology Tias being colder, and consequently more dense, flows eastern tonr, visiting Moravia, &c. I have or­ deeper and under the Gulf Stream, onward to­ ganized several societies, had regular annoint- [To bo uBofuI.ilhli Hst should bo roHablo. It thoroforo 'CONVENTION NOTICES . obscured them, they still maintain their sway inents in Janesville,' Beloit, Darien, East DiSevan-, bohooyci Societies anil Lecturers to promptly notify us of over the heart of the civilized world. If we are ward the equator, where it becomes heated, rises,, Manchester, Fulton, Whitewater, Eagle, Pal­ and passes with the warm current toward the myra, Genesee, Waukesha, Brookfield, Rutler, appointments, or changes of appointments, whenever and «'nil for 1. Hplrlltnil .Meeting, - candid and just in estimating ourselves, we are wherever they occur. Thia column is ilovotcd exclusively To be linlil III lliirncl I'.r ivc. nt Pbo'iiis, llrweim Co.. N. ¥., north ugain. 0,,'onomOwoo Oak Grove, Lowell, Rolling Prairie, Kiindiii', June ku. at. tea o'eli-ek In rhe roe-noon. Oljretof • bound to confess that we fall short, rationally and to lecturers, without charge. If the name of any person not &c., besides Milwaukee and other places occa­ the nie'eiing, IO iMaldlrh qiririi-rl.v Mn-tlng« l-ijlie Cint- Iles individually, of the Christian standard. This is These currents are easily detected by tho mari­ sionally. I spoke for the first Progressive Society a lecturer should by mhtako appear, wodoilre to bo so in* ot. Orim dogli nini <>-wego, A r-op'lal iniltafjon I»"glvl-n1nnll ner as they flow like rivers through tire ocean to cóme who arc In lai-iiriii meh an. orean'zitioii. Short ' not true, or but partially true, of any other teach­ of Waukesha one year, being longer than for any ormod.l bpoceliea mnv Iio expelled to make,the in.-eting Interesting. er of morals. Iri proportion as We study Spiritu- mass. These streams would run directly from other'place. I have had calls from eastern cities James Madiron Allkh Iccltircs In Grcrnflc’il. Mnafy dur­ • ... T tn ui..v-‘. south to north, and north to south, if not affected and southern societies, and now havo'otre from ing June. Aiiilrif« accotdlngly (In cure of Hr. Juicpli Benin). Wm Fa i lien i i.», allsm reverently and intelligently, we shall be­ tho Pacific Slope. Besides this work I have made Will make further cngagcinciiia -' ' . ' M. W..Si-wenn h, A II. Mol'SK, by the earth’s rotation on its axis, but this revo-. Maiiy A. Aui'iiLbTT, implrational, care Hr. C. Bunkloy, A1.IIKBT Cl.-'l •<><> Hesi.v r i;m come more and more convinced of this. If Spir- several hundred clairvoyant and psychometric Day ton. 0. . . • . »Aiiii.uikr fT.I.-í-r, yM, 1S7-. tificates will testify. I do not like egotists, but I ford, and J owelj. Alas* . “Jirtag.June;.Portlund dnnng«Inly; ISpniunir pilpers piense copy;) to the Christian system, is the fulfilling of the tion of the western shores of the European Conti­ thought a few facts would do no one any harm. OgiVnsbnrgh, Wntertnwii, N. Y„ AcfJ>*diirlng AuguM ; Wor* law. According to Paul, even, who had much of nent. It is the heated air arising from the Gulf • One thing I desire more than anything else, center,'duriiitf S ’ptenilH'r. Application»-for Ino emni'inr fall that tho roading publiq-would nurchaso and rend nnd wlnterto headdrcaHed care Mr Thomas Rnhncy.251 Wash­ 'L’htrd Anniiiil C'onvviHinn «filie Mni\yhind Hliite the theologian about him, though the Influence of Stream current that gives those Western coun­ ington streit. Boston. Masa. Mis. B'lttcn* cs <>í tho Mrs. II. F. M. Brown will answer calls to lecture and re* CRiiHH «re cor ILUiy hivlted to attcml. -— . So of mercy, so of humility, so of peace-making, ing its latitude is C3J° north; or thereabouts, while valuable work for mo I have ever'read, and I eelve subscriptions tor tho Banner of. Light. Address, 225 Local SjchtH’S «nd Lyceums throughout the State will so of treating others as we would-ourselves be that of Massachusetts, (at Boston.) only 42j°, is prize it above any other work in my spiritual li­ West Rand »Iph street. Chicago. HL« . plvihe Hike notice ni the following provWFoimVvhc colifitrtu- • warmer than our own. In the Pacific, flowing brary of fifty volumes. .. Mrs.Harab A.Byrkhr will apeak In Mllf«»rd, X. IL, .Juno tlon. nuil tiuc rretion ncconl'iidly-: . - . treated. 'Spiritualism and Christianity are identL 23 Address, WollHHtoii ilcivhls Mass , box b7. • •• When there sutil lié a* m my as timo Local S ii’lellis or from the equator, north-easter ly, is the Japan I find in tire “ Western Locals,” in the Banner Mrs. Nellie J. T. Brigham. Elm Orn'u, rnel.2A p* r

rlous Investigation, deny/tho fact» and pbenome-i | rroRreaaive Items from Meir Zealand. Tbe English Spiritualist Magazines In quoting from the Itannrr .of Light, care ihould aware-that his sanity — save implicity by Dr. ba taken U) diati ng ulah t*et«c<*n' editorial article«,and the Albm Thomson—has ever been called in question. na which justify Spiritualists In their concJUBions: Not many years ago the public mind was ac­ Tbe. " London Spiritual Magazine," " Human communication» (condensed or otherwise) o( corrrapmilonta. Moreover. Mr, Wallace In his little book gives a Thane conclusions rest on a purely scientific basis; customed to associate this far off land with " bar­ Nature,” and “Christian Spiritualist” for June Onr Coltmini am <>j>en fur the eiprraalon of free thought. considerable list of mon, more or Jess intellect­ When not Uh) ^»riojial ; but .of courao wo cannot undertake and when men of science and umattererB In scl- have arrived—the tyro former being for sale at ually eminent, and wbPse bona jldes is not ’to be barism,” “ unexplored territory,” etc., etc., but to endone the vane«! shades ot opinion to which our cor­ .ence presume to say that wp have not learned to our counter. The Spiritual Magazine, in the , rM(>ondenta k'vo utterance. ' questioned, a ho have distinctly proclaimed or ad­ now—If we may jtplge from the sprightly Dune­ mitted themselves convinced of the genuineness separate what we have actually Been,iheard or din Echo, a secular paper which reaches us course of Its list of contents, gives a favorable re­ imprrh laaii«*il rirry Nuturdny Morn« of these phenomena. Let us indicate one or two felt from what' we merely infer, we throw back regularly from thence,' showing a clear, well view of Hon. Thomas R. Hazard's " Eleven Daye of 'líese. Tlio lato ProfeHspr De Morgan gave mueli attention to rlm'eiibject.and in point of fact, tlm insult with derision, arid ask If bucIi men as printed page, and speaking in a fearless tone—It at Moravia,” and deals considerably in thè ques­ pu Id i s lied an int'oiliietion to Ids wife’s hook upon Wallace and Crookps are not to be Recounted will be well for /sections of the world older in civ­ tion of Bplrit-pbotograpliy. It also furnishes an For Spirit Mepiingo Department see Sixth I’ngo. .{r Uli'Ier rim tide, From Matter to Spirit ; the Ihsidt . men of science, simply became they hape become ilization.to Icok to their laurels. YVegivethefol- instance of professional intolerance on the part of nf ini Yiars" /-.'r/u rii nee in Spirit Manifestations." convinced of facta unpopular in certain scientific lowing extract^ from its recent issues: Dr. W. B. Carpenter, F. R, 8., who, contrary to PiofesHor De Morgan’s carefiil h quiry, Profesior circles, and have bad the manliness to avow their the usages of the Royal Society, published here- TlLI uni-onpm» (>il in oneuuo second»t rumi»! disposesiiinpuern ofui as**n wo»» U saw,r« " i as«••• ; “On Dit.—We understand that the reverend gamier of light '■mt'ppi deserving firnIlin iianmoftiamnof study or investigation.’ convictions I and learned and zealous author of the ‘ Urgent say reports of. the doings of the Council of that TBeJnsoleut dogmatism of tide Is really so ab- The attempt of the Index and its coadjutors to Appeals to tlie Unsaved,’ and other meritorinjis body, to the detriment of William Crookes, F. R, surd and amusing, that it ceases Jo have matter persuade the world that tliene men, and the long works, is abojit to take a voyage to Australia to 8., tbe " psychic force ” investigator—said Car­ recruit bis health, being wearied with the ‘ contra­ B08T0N7BÎTURDAY, JUNE 29, 1872. of offoneo in It. penter not being a member of said Council. On Another Instance. Professor Challis, of Cam­ list of able men who agree with them, are ini- dictors of sinners against himself ’ in Dunedin, omoln th.. X i»,,,.],,,,. IBullilloK.’ bridge, received the other day, along with Pro.- beciles and dupes, knaves and fools, because they and trusting that the Great Head of the Cburbb complaint, by letter, of Mr. Crookes, to the Presi­ ' No Ita WASHINGTON STIIHEr. fessor Allen Tomson, the highest honor whjch, .have become convinced of Jim genuineness of the will open an important sphere in the vineyard dent and Council, the, following rfisolutions weye-_. our am;ient University can bestow. It would 'fie' ''spiritual phenomena, is so at-.variance with all for his further prosecution of the great work of passed in the matter: a little Invidious to inquire curiously which of the- faith and labor of • Love!’” . ASISIT I» »I« TUB«. courteous and libera 1 feeling, and io indicative of . First, " That the President and Council regret I two men our University authorities would have " Spiritualism.— Mr. Conway, sneoessor to TUE AMÉKICAN NEWS COMPANY. It“ NASSAU ST. xadjugded tlm more eminently entitled to the hon­ a blind dogmatism, intolerant of such. facts;as do that the statements in question should have been . Theodore Parker, in America, at a public meet­ published, both because they are incorrect in. . ■ or. Professor Challis thus writes, after a careful not happen to fit into favorite theories, that we ing lately held in London, said that be bad been examination of * the testimony to snc.Ii facts:’ ‘It point of fact, and because the unauthorized publi­ l-l SLlsUICKa ASl> I-Kol-KIKTOSS. cannot bnt lose faith in tlm existence of that sin­ recently traveling in Russia, and there, among cation of the deliberations of thd Council is con­ Is such as I have been unable to resist. • • • gleness of purpose and loyalty to truth which the educated people, in tlfe bouse of count and baron, William Whit«. 1.1 THZK-i'oLur. Isaac II. P.icii. In short, tlm testimony has been so abundant and i trary to the usage of the society.’. Second, “ That । radical-religionists claim as their distinguishing wherever he mingled in intellectual society, be the above resolution be communicated to Mr. consentaneous, that either tlm facts must be nd- i found that one or more of the members of the d . . • . • .•••••••> ..... f . • . • mined to be such as are reported, or the possi- ]| traits, and which they would somewhat ostenta- Crookes." ' ' Lswtfl II. Wu.«»»«...... Adjutant. family were Spiritualists." bility of certifying facts by human testimony 1! tiously parade In their defence of atheists and It also presents a full account of D. D. Home's “Ominous Symptoms. — Last Spbbath, two IT" All IctlrrA and coiinninih'iiiii’tis appertaining to the niiibt bo given up.’ But, according to his brother ' secularists who never bother them, as the Spirit- new volume, in which, " after reviewing his re­ Editorial Hupartmcnt <*• thin paper <>r'!» r to nocive LL I). E'linensi«, his.careful examination of testi- i leading merchants were observed gazing earnest­ prompt at trini" h -to* a.|.!r-<*o d to l.t riir-K Coi.hi . । ualists do, with inconvenleni/act.r, but simply dis­ viewers, he gives the more remarkable of his ex­ lettef* »ho'iM »I'.f he vili t<> Ilo» address ot the I'.dltor. blit tunny ‘tloes not deserve tlm ifiitne of study or in- i ly over the large congregation of which they form mran«i/dy l«> U II t.iAM Whirr. A Co. vestigation !’ Comment Is, of course, unnecessary. 'I pttte about what can neither be proved nor dis­ integral parts, and one was overheard asking the periences as a tfiedlnm, dwelling especially on Oilier Hiieli iuHtances might tie multli Hod from I| proved. . . other the foliowiiig/very solemn question: * What the new phases of phenomena, in connection there- . the list supplied by Mr. Wallace. To Dr. Huggins j are we all here n/et for?’ The reply was that it ' The Index Again. It is obvious to refer, who, along with Pioft-ssor | Do yon know wlia* reuses all this bitterness was singular ‘how so many people gathered, with, which have shown themselves since the Tlm Index rebukes I’rof. Owen,tlm geologist,as -Allen Thomson, received, like Professor Challis, |i and bigotry against the 8| iiPualists? It is.be- dwhen there was really nothing instructive set be­ publication of his former volume, and quoting "discourteous” for speaking of tlm “kindred baser tlm LL I), degree. Dr. Thomson would not per-।। cause they claim the possession of. precious facts, fore them.’ Tlio- questioner seemed heartily to ample testimony to the facts from wi inesses whose .homologate the sentiment. It would thus appear brOAHl of.rtpiritlialistH." Wenre'glad to see that [Im haps himson'consider ids merely res,'iictablo rep­ ' and that their convictions have a scientific founda- evidence on any other matter the world would Utation as comparable to that of Dr. Huggins;' that the worm of tlymloglcal skepticism is gnaw­ . Index has tlm grace to doh-i t discourtesy in anoth-- and Dr. Huggins, though careful and guarded in :, lion, and must, therefore, if true, in the long run, ing viciously at the root of the popular faith in not hesitate to accept. » • > or; but it was onlv the other day that it was more. his admission, Joes very frankly admit tlm inex- ।! prevail. • Otago, as well as in Victoria and elsewhere^ Ina third volume, which we understand may , contemptuous even than Prof. <) wen toward 8|dr- "plhialdo clinrncter of tlm phenomena which lie The de haut en has airs of the Index toward “Theoi.ooy.—A glance at the history of nations be expected shortly, the author purposes to com­ ituallsls: for it eweeplngly remarked, In regard witnessed alolig witli Mr. Crookes, and tlm no- Spiritualism and towa-d ti e eminent men of sci- will convince one that one-half of the miseries plete the history of the Chancery suit, and (ogive cessity for further investigation. Tue Investiga­ and horrors that have deadened the mortal sphere to tlm well-i>Htal>ll»lmiJ pbi'iionmiia of S|drittial- ti,in H'ldcli Dr. Huggins pleads for would not, ac­ | once who have avbwed their belief in its phenom­ an account of the investigations into the phenome­ ena would simply give rise to the Indifferent are the legitimate effects of religious creeds which no of his mediumship made by the Earl of Dun- Iflin—" Tlm w itimsses have not yet learned tn si p- cording to Dr. Allen Thomson, bn held, however have enslaved the minds of mon.” . • ’ iisr'e jphat thiy have at-niuily Sfili, h'iird or filt, strictly conducted, tn bo even 'deserving of tlm smile which the antics of the r/enus swell, whether raven, Mr.'William Crookes, and other scientific -— ■' frinii irharthi iriiu r~'y iofi r." A somewhat ainus­ 'nattm.1 scientific, religions, or radical, generally excite Under its “ Correspondence” head wo frequent­ gentlemen.” Mr. Crookes, again, is very well known as a ly find articles concerning Spiritualism which , ingpliM’Oof dogmatic arrogance tide, that would chemist, and we know what ho thinks of tlm plm- on our irrevontial lips, wore it not. for the fact "Human Nature” gives, among otber attraotlve - Bet down as ImbeclléH and incapables such tinnì nniiieua. Lord Lindsay is also very well known that so many Spiritualists have at heart, equally show a fearless determination on the part of the articles, the late J. W. Jackson’s views on Miss ' as Wallace,. Hare, .DeMorganj Crookes, Varley, ns inteliigetitly coru'tirning himself wlrli sclentifii: । with the men of the Index tlio cause of that free various writers to learn the whole truth concern- Anna Blackwell's papers on re-incarnation, a ,and others, whose’ liiglieKi'icntitic attainment inquiries. He lias been at great pains to test Mr./ religion which shall not Im antagonistic to science ingtlie matter, whatever may result to established succinct history of the witchcraft mania, under the ■ Houin's claims, and is thoronglilv convinced of;, ...... _ • , théologie forriis during the process. That is right have been given hi tl.m task of investigation! ' tbuir-validity. Will Professor Allen Thomson, on | in <" ’,°,f "'h’nnces ami which.the Index was heading of a " Mad World,” a comprehensive In tlm Banner of May '.’Vh, wo exposed tlmim- the ground tliat he knows a thing on two about ¡ established to advora'e. In giving prominence —give truth an equal voice with error, and the sketch of Gerald Massey’s poem, “ Tale of Eterni­ pertinence and nntriutiifuliiess'of’tlm remarks of t lie midriff, Itavi) tlie hardihood to opposi) his to tlio ignorant slanders of thetlio Thomsons, Carpen- latter must inevitably yield-the ground. The fol­ ty,” reviews, miscellanea, ¿to. ' tlm Index. It. lias not ventured to ahswei* our merit itiHolent dogmat-ie denial to tlm ease for- ters, and Prof. Owens against Spiritualists, and lowing extract is from one of these letters, which The " Christian Spiritualist” continues its publi­ Hurlons inquiry which neems to bo fairly made out encloses a citation from Nathaniel Hawthorne’s . exposition; but in-default of .this, it permits a persistently overlooking the aille replies of such cation of narratives from Robert Dale O wen’s De­ by thi)>’on.ii’nxiM of Hitch mon as tliosu ennumriited, “Foreign Note Book of Good Words”—wherein ’’’ ' correspondent, Mr. Jolin Cliappolsndth, of Noiv and of ullrnrH who*might readily ho cited, certain­ a man as Alfred R. Wallace (recognized by Mr. batable Land, treats on spirit photography, gives Harmony, Ind., In its issue of June S.li, to second ly not Inferior to him in tlm matter of Bcientillc Abbot’s much-lauded friend, Darwin, as high Robert Browning, the great English poet, is repre­ spirit messages, etc. From its “ Gleanings” v^e its attack and to.eoinplaiii of what Im calls the - accomplishment ? - If so, we Hliall know what to scientific authority,) the conductors of the Index, sented atf having acknowledged that both himself learn that “ Mr. Home, who has-been suffering " ntijUHt chargoH ” of Spiritualists " against seieii- think alike of Ills hiuihii and IiIh inodeHty. .show anything hut's spirit of fair dialing toward and wife had, at one of Mr. Home’s séances, “seen from gastric fever, is at present residing in Paris,” We have felt constrained to write as above, not ' and felt unearthly hands,” one of which had title l.'omc seieiitilie) iiiinr attitude hind tlie times, . Wo should air Boon think of go­ cal Society; He was refused a hearing at all'sci- ' gether with the recent importation from the an-' , toward them remains us al first, that, of a very entillc assemblies. to be engaging the attention of the English liberal.... ing back to Dr. Flint arid the Buffalo doa’ora, tipodes of very considerable mediumistic. talent, resolnt'i ski'ptii:; hut ¡nw‘o do not pinfess Io Im We could Instance mary, similar cases that element, if we may judge from, the pages of the who tljoiight they bad exploded Spiritualism by has led to this movement. * If that old scientific, wu assume no airs of oiiinisi'iorine, iiiiil have occurred both in the United States and in saying that ‘ no one has overcome back to tell us,' spiritual magazines and periodicals.of tbat^pun- ' are disposed to lldbk it just possible tinat, strange tlieir, tbu-jofnt theory, as to think of taking the can be shown to-be false, it is certainly news of try which for the last two mouths have reached/ . " mid lo-.nm a- it may .si'em, tlm thing may have trouble to inquire what Dr. Forbes said in 181). England. And now, when he who runa may no ordinary interest. * » » . It must be of seri­ •really none lurking truth in it. It |s possible it. may ns. ,drtlie~faot that the usual amount of bigotry As for Dr. Carpenter, his last arid biggest gnn, read the .innumerable concurrent attestations ous moment to inquire whether the Almighty, ■ .lie trite; mid it so, it is possibilithenymight'birovi’ from all parts of the w orld in support of the spir­ who directly and indirectly vouchsafed commu­ concerning all things spiritual has now been' deuce to piove it. It is alleged that tliere is such charged-to the muzzle with all he could collect itual facts, the Index, v hich is nothing if not sci­ nion with man down to the apostolic days, has evoked there among the outside skeptics in this re- ' . . evidence; and a calm, and diepassibmite inquiry during tlm last twenty years against Spiritualism, ■­ entific, and whosi'professed object it is to recon­ since retired—as it were—to a distance, and left gard.weneed no stronger proofthan that .afforded ■ as to the value of tlm evidence adduced would was fired in tlie London Quarterly Review not in the world to whir) upon its axis in solemn silence. - riot sepm to us tlm lea-t irrational; -. cile free religion with .science—after the Dialecti­ by the announcement~of the artist, Mr. F. A. Ï8.73, luit less .than a year ago. It has done no- Many .eminent-scholars believe that inspiration, To Professor Allen Thomson,of Glasgow, tlm cal Society of London jncludlñg some of the most Hudson, himself, (which we'flnd'in the coltimns. . mutter presents itself otherwise; and Im adjudges lioily any harm, except tlie Doctor liimBolf. The different-at different times, is still a perpetual disinterested scientists of the age,'have testified fact. If this be so, the church going crowd may of the London Medium and Daybreak for May . . . dial nobody but n manine would seriousiy eon- srini of hiH reasoning and of bis facts is stated be likened unto a man who rushed out. of doors '31st,) in which he says , that, in consequence of ceni himself with inquiry into any such matter. with exactness by Mr. William White in the fol­ to the phenomena—::f;'er .Wallace,- Favre, Flam­ Of.l’rofessor Tliomson we desire to write with'iill and wended his way afar off, unto a reading-room threats .of prosecution, accusations of " witch-. / lowing passage from his crushing reply , tb Dr. marion,Crookes, Varley, De Morgan, and hun­ where there was kept a file of papers published tlm respect that is Iris due. Ills address, t|u> other dreds of others hardly less distinguished have about the days of J ulius Cæsar, and who, although craft;” " cheating," etc., etc.; lie has been obliged . day di Ijvereil. st eius on the whole Of fairly re­ Carpenter: "Out'oTTÎIb internal consciouBneHS, spoken—would add a cheapcrown to-its theory spoken to, refused to listen to anything which had to take the ground (by advice of his solicitors) - . Bpeetalile merit. ■ As an anatomist Im is favorably or by the exercise of what it pleases'him to call transpired since. that' he will not guarantee his pictures as spirit : , known in tlm west of Siotlaud ;' and in medical of the incompetency of Spiritualists by affecting circles it is, wp, bi lieve, understood that he has educated common sense, Dr. Carpenter 1'iioios thaj If the so-called manifestations obtained at photographs, but will leave his sitters to form Mr. Varley and others, who confuss to similar ex­ to ignore the character of our eminent scientific spirit circles be nf satanic origin, we bave in done, something'not ineimsiiliirabla to elucidate witnesses, in the swgetly candid and naive inqul- their own conclusions. I* . the functions ot tlm midriff. Of tlio midriff, indeed, periences, are either dupptt ,or knaves I JjteBS.ed them at least a fulfillment of the pious wish ex­ xyr-" .U7 iiiLill, is an exhaustive classification of which Huxley and Tyndall employ in their chem­ him for one moment until the negative was fully tlm adberems ot Spiritualism, so called. Tins is rified or otherwise; of which re-integrated sum of while, as a natural result, an " anti-Sabbatarian h'; a!ho th»> vh»w nf J Jr. Alhuj Thomson; and h<* forces “soul" will .then, as now, be a parcel. If ical or biological researches. ' petition,” so says the Echo, “got up by the Puri­ developed. tIio physiologist and pathologist had done no more For the editor to speak of the “ waywardness " Under similar test conditions a.picture of Bun­ gown a litth* further. Ih has what wo intinteall.’wn.s ■than demonstrate " the universal law of our be­ tan section of the community, has been signed by phrase, Ilie stupid audacity Io assert thut no course ing," which cuts away the foundations of “ pur­ of such men as we have named among the scien­ many.thousands of persons.” „ yan was taken the same day, on the plate with , ot inquiry into tbe matter can ' deserve tlm name tific believers in the spiritual phenomena, for him Mrs. Cooper, of Sydenham Hill, and a picture of study or investigation!' He ailndtH, indeed, gatory " or other limbo, from the feet of those who Thus another victory for free thought has been that a few' ' men of acknowll'ilged reputation in trade thereon—not to mention the kindred baser to Insinuate that the “datafor an intelligent con­ achieved. Promising indeed are the signs of the -.lior spirit guide, appeared upon the brood of “SpiritiialiHts and Spirit-Rappers ’’—they viction ’’ have not been supplied to these men—is”... plate with Mrs. Anderson, in fulfillment of a soino departments of science have surrendered- would deserve the gratitude of tbe Christian' '. times from these “ Isles of the sea.” their jmigmeuts to tlotae foolish dreams;’ but as world.”’ . simply.,» meaningless sneer. We do not find fault promise through a medium, the artist knowing , ’ .ho speaks of tlmin as ' ot/i'-Hc,sc appearing to lie with any man’s skepticism on the subject of the nothing whatever of the matter. These facts— ' -, witldu Hid bounds of sanity,' ids implication I’rof. Owen, it seems, congratulates himself, not “Flashes of Eight fro pi the. Spirit­ . agaiiisUthem if direct of insan'ily as to all that re­ only on having demolished Spiritualism, but on phenomena—we have no disposition to play the contributed by a reliable witness—speak for them­ , gariln tins itiatter. . . propagandist—but we are disposed to repel the ' , Eiinil." ■' selves. ..- . __ having, witli the same blow, knocked away the This remarkable compend of information, ar­ To merely mention one or two of the men whom pins-frem under the Catholic Church. Men of illiberal anil unjust aspersions which would ex­ Dr. Tnomeon, if he colili), would conidgn to clude such meii as welhave named from the rank ranged by Allen Putnam from tho-meesagedepart­ Picnic at Walden Lake Grove. - straight waistcoats apiece, will of'itself lie suffi­ tlio true scientific spirit will blush at such absurd ment of the Banner of Light, asl spoken by Mrs. cient to convict trim of such a positive otntagii of • bigotry and conceit on the part of one whose cul­ of " scientific observe^”—and this simply be­ As per recent announcement, it will be seen -­ Billy Impertinence, as might iilmiiHt'snggi st. for cause they accept as genuine certain phenomena J. H. Conant, continues to widen in its influence that Dr. A. H. Richardson and .James-'Si'Dodge““’ ! ture ought to have freed him from all illiberal among the people, as a knowledge of Its value is himself tbe treatment lie would appi«, to o'bers. preoccupations. - Sorry comfort be would give to ignored by many of their scientific brethren../ will give the flrstof their Union-Spiritualist Pic­ A little work lies b-fore us entitled The. Sclenti/b- Jn conclusion; we are as much disposed as the spread abroad. Horace Hill, of Ithaca, N. Y., nics at. this popular resort, on Wednesday, July Aspect of the Supernatural, in which rlie fullest bo- Christians in telling them that there is no natural writing concerning it, eays: . lief tn tjpiritiialisui jh set forth, and along witli proof of immortality, that they must get all their Index is to discuss these matters in a spirit of 17th. A large assembly of the friends from Bos­ courtesy; but at the same time we do not think “ I received ‘ Flashes of Light ’ and the ‘Eleven ton .and vicinity, together with representatives this'a'coiivietion of Its profound religious im­ assurances on the subject from certain ancient, Days at Moravia’ in due time. I consider the portance'. Tim author ìb tlio well-known Mr. Al-•. disputed and mjBttanBlàted books, popularly we have too severely characterized the temper ‘ Flashes ’ worth four times their price to any one from all parts of the State, will be the result, as freil Russell Wallace, of whom Dr. Allen Thom­ which can so arrogantly class all the witnesses to who will read the book.” . ,' this Lake-is gradually working its way into the son may possibly some time have heard. Mt. know.n’us '! revelation." ■ ■ ■ Wallace is, wu believe, at tliin day recognized as a " Oh. utar-cyed Science, huit thou wandered there. the phenomena of Spiritualism during the last public favof, and the'attendance on camp-meet­ scientific naturalist, second only to Mr. Darwin. To bring us back the message otdcnpalrt” quarter of a centnry as persons who have not yet BST* Read the advertisement, in -another col­ ings and picnic gatherings for the last two or By consequence be is no fool; there seems no Nay, it is only a sham,science which would dog- “learnt to separate what they have seen,” etc., umn, of Dr. J.’.C. Phillips, Berlin, Wis., a meritori­ three years has steadily increased. Due notice of reason to suspect him a knave; and we are not ma’ically, anl without the fairest and most labo- “ from what they merely infer.”] ous physician and Very successful healer. prices, trains, etc., etc., will be given hereafter. - & JUNE 29, 1872. ; LIG 6

The Great Jubilee. 1The American Liberal T’ract Society. Mew Publications. 1commences with thia nurpber. Published by Charles J. I'o- HEHMA.V H.XOW, ‘ _ 319 Kearney street (up stair»). Kan Francisco, Cal., keeps for Nxtuk.'i ix IIumih an Exposition of Bplrlu 1torBon, 300 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa. The past week—from Monday, June lTth, to 22.1, At a meeting of the American Liberal Tract I Law. Liri, •alo the Bannkh ur Light, and a general variety oiSplr- inclusive—has been marked by the successful Boclety on Wednesday evening, June 12th, theT u»U»m, embracing tfio various oplntonabf Exlremlita, pro ;; Anoixnt Yorx and London Grand Lodgbi Is the title of ItuiillNt mid Itelorm ilooic*-. at Eastern prices. Aliò Adama die CJo.’b Goldern Peni, Plan« prosecution, in" Boston, of a musical enterprise, following persons were elected as officers for tlie’ and eon., together with the Author’a Experience, li tho full 1a review of PrcdmaBoury in England from 1307 to 1813, by chelte», Iprnceì Positivo uud Negativo Pow Leon Hynoman, and Ib published In very convenient book dere,. Orton's Antl*T«>bacco Prepumllou, Dr- tho colossal'magnitude of which lias never been ensuing year: President—William Denton of thio of a book by tho author of" Vital Maguello Cure," form tyy Mrs. William Curtis, Philadelphia. 'UJdiqrofessed-' fitqrer's Nutritive." whloh win I“011» «»«t- ! Circulars mailed free. vr llcmiuanccs in U. H. currency . equaled in the history of civilized man, and its ly wiltien In lho Interest of pure, legitimate Ancient Mason­ and postage stampa recti veil at par. Address, Burman ’ Richards of Quincy," Mass., H. 8. Williams, of ly convo’ni own '"0»otn8- Th0 book I. divided Into four . ^second week opens with a full tide of promise. . ry, and Its alm is to give direction to. Masonic thought In Know, T. O. Box 117; Kan Francisco, Cal. A chorus of twenty thousand voices, two thou­ Boston, John Flint of Webster Dr B H Oran- I’"1»-wUh an lntro• v ' »’< m the Toatlmony agalnit SpIrlluaUim; tho tocond, Coniorva- J.lho expression of tho gioat principles of lho Inslliullon. LIBERAL, SPIRITUAL ANDBEF0HM BOOKSTORE sand instruments, leading military bands from don of Chelsea. Bfcordinn .Secreim-y-M. T. Dole lllm ; the third.-Teitlmony In. favor of Spiritual!,m-,nd 'Wo do nut doubt Ihal Masons of the Old 'School, will hail this compendious treatise on a cherished ihumo with earnest do- Wostnrn Agency for the «ale of the IIanhkr or Light, and England, France, Germany, a fine orchestra from of Charlestown. Corre9i>ondinfj Secretary Mrs, this la tho fullest and largest division «fall—mid tho fourth, ’ all 1.1 i-i.l iiil.t Mpii-lt nttI IlooltH, l-iiixti-H Vienna, Austria, led by Johann Strauss, cele­ E.M. F.’Dentonof Wellesley. Treasurer—^m. A. Rollgloui Aepoole and Relatione of Bplrltuallem. Wo are al 1llghl. Tho nuihor confesses his design .to bo to aid In ro- “•’«.*.. AU". Athiin. .t Co.'a ÜOl.PK.y shllng tho Innovating tendencies that threaten to change PUSH AS1> PAIlllHt riA.MKS. the Magie Conili, ant! Vol­ brated foreign and American vocalist*, anvils, Dunklee of Boston. Krecutive Board—M. T. Dolp,’’ la loan to ,ay which li tho mqi-o tnl^roitlng, tho toitlmony 1 talc Armor Soles lllt iTltllI'.lt-n NI TKITIVECOMI'OI’NI), cannon,^cjty,, bells, etc., etc., have combined to. Charlestown, Mass.: Geo. A. Bacon, John W.eth- adduced by tho author, pro and con., or hla own comment. 1the character and dcslgh of tho Institution from Ila original HI'ENCE'H rosili VF. AMI NEGATIVE FOWDEKa, Con- alms. He desires only to seek .triilh and appropriate It. grcas-Hecord Ink, Htallont-ry. Ac. . erbeo, Geo. Hosmer, Mrs, John Woods, Miss G. fl ani1 dlacuwlona. Among thoio who eland arrayed In oppo- 1 awaken in the breasts of the large audiences Not tfhat Masonry Is,'* but what it •hotihl tw, Is tho avowed • WA.IlKlCr. CHAHE A CO., ■ present those tempests of enthusiasm which must Stillings, H. 8. Williams, Luther Stone, Wm. A. Blllon t0 “ur »nd oonaohtory faith are Prof. No. «14 North Firth .Irret, Ht. Loan, Mo. DnnktaA 'Rnatnn • T L Hatch Wimthnrn’ Maw Phelps, D. D., Wm. T. Dwight, D. D., Ehler Knapp, lho Bos- 1purpose ofj,ho book to explain. As a matter of course, ours be seen and participated In, in order that their full L/UUKieH, »Onluu, tf, SJ. riisiLH. WUalUUru. Wliwn...... r»_ w . ... i » pi .. w ,t i T ton Traveller and Herald, Dr. W. A. Hammond, Father Is' not tho ofiico to express approval or disapproval of such force may be comprehended} Mrib E. M. F. Denton, Wellesley, Massj Mrs J. Hockor D Roy Mf Morg,n, p T IUrnum an, alm; wo can but say, however, that tho task professed Progressive Librar* No. 15 Southampton Itaw.MjJoontsbury The six days were severally designated: Mon­ 8. Dodge, Chelsea, Mass ; Wm. Butts, Memphis, ln —llon t0 oppo,lng lo,timony of individual., the ’has been wrought out in the right spirit, above conscious Square, Hulborn. W. C., Lot>ook of excellent sense, full ' Juno 30(h, n > f nVi a i aa if nt - ' navo fallen from tho-llpB of that well-known medium. Of close of the opening performance of his first great Resolved, That in attending tho public scancftfl .. .« .. . , , of plih and point, and abounding In timely suggestions. It 'Dr. Nkwton Invite» all who are not atriphv able tn pay to as given by Mrs. Hardy, wo have beau greatly lb« public-Canco ho remarks that visitors arc deeply 1.^ talks .In a familiar and sympathetlc way about riehen and co ne Ati'l bu cured ’* without inuiiej an inllliout price." musical gathering, in l8fiÿ,,the celebrated band­ proved with tho ovidotti vinto ity which porvaile# all par-\^,vertj-. nrlBtocnwy, the «traction« of a life of labor, moral», benefited, encouraged and blesHed, and. we tender 1 JutieJI». '. master was congratulateijflj&t his success, he ex­ ♦ ln> nnna,tmo,l In Hm • u m laalatl nf tlui inn.oairno 11,,. tn . • . , . _ . ... , ~"m A v'A N C E. - io her and her huabaud our heartfelt thanks for tics concerned In the tnimunlsBlon of the memges, tho lu­ social HcntlnienlB, and tho simple, but suro way to promote claimed, in a fresh glow of enthusiasm, "There AYING hml twenty yenr< experience In .Clairvoyance tile kind manner in which we have been on- trinilo character and quality of. which dilfar from each ■ is nothing left for me now except to get up hnppincRB. It Is nil good, and cinmol but do good to the rc- B and Healing, we are lianpv In stating tn tlie piihtic tertained in their bonne; we trunt Hhe will, a« other In tho widest degree, presenting In their Individual ceptlvo roador. Thu Etnmy ou Man undertaken a somewhat that we arc tiow.hcUyr prepared to receive anti treat patients than, hr-rctolorc ' are in »hied* l*> atlni'iihter bv. letter, another Jubilee twice as big as tldsonel" This features nhnost rb many cbaracterisiie phases as there are soon an she is able, résumé these séances, and I dliruronl task. * rjcM.’rJptiun <>r .Atagncthm, ns the cn-r in »y require FIlu promise has beer) fully accomplished. thus bless mankind witli the beautiful truths as dlsombo.Hcd minds communicating." btrtho subject of in­ rooms ami Imarti, with I lie a dvantagON <>l ViirkUh. IhisHrtn. The Love Match.—riirnuanl to their announcement .Sulphurous. Fumigated. Eltrle »«)•! oilo r f*»nn«iot Medicated given through her by the spirit-world. - Banity_tt subject that has uf late year, born forced into a The influence of this enterprise on .the public that tho works of Henry Cockton, author of‘•Valontino Baths.’ Addrm. Mita. 1. G. AT.WOOD, 125 East Htli Greet, Mrs, Hardy, with her husband, in company painful prominence before the public mind—the author fur- New Yotk. , ‘ ' .'ta la—- tine 22. taste with regard to music is marked, oven at this Vox," etc., would be issued frum tholr press in a cheap cdl- nlsbos tho following narrativo, which deserves to bo oxtract- ~~ W. A. I KEI-A N D. SliiRii vtlc Ehy-icHm. ' early moment. Demands for the Jilbilee books with several other ladies and gentlemen, started Huh, T. B. Peiorsun ,t Brothers, Chestnut street, Thlla- on Monday tò visit the far-famed manifestations od emiro : ’ ' DU. BF.N.I AMIN Ilt'SII through this nudlum alleviates . are being sent in from all parts of the country by dclphla, Pa.; have followed "Tho Fatal Marriages" ultl) pa'll and cures disease. More e«p -«'hilly arc t he delicate persons anxious to purchase them, who cannot a-,Monti la. Due noiieo will be given in’ this paper , . llio volume above named. T4 hl a book, at Hie time of I is pub­ orgiitiisma of womvinpdrhlltlrvn l»ctirllte«l by Lia treatment. ..------...... i .. .. A caso camo undor our personal observation about twolvo Send n l<»«:k ol bad »tatti-•»•■x. ivg«’. ftiid lending mnp» attend, but who desire to render themselves ac­ of the rtupeutug of her sé xuces in the autumn. ’ years ogo. _Riio <>f our woll-to-do, Inlluontlul Huston mer­ lication In London, caused a great sensation, which will bo tom*. DlJgnhsh and mis sent tor 9 I Hl AddrrH« ’ nlmi ------r.. :------— . I chants, who l;ad previously become convinced of tho truth repealed nt this date, an its style Unclear and foiclblc, and Ave.. Miirrlsatiln, Wvstclivbter county. N. Y., or 325 W. Iftlli quainted with tlie magnificent chorals, etc., con­ street, N. Y. ’ ' I : ,hme‘JU. . Tlin « riirlit tllor. ill.,. <. » of Spiritualism, colled upon o medium, throilglr whom Ills Its pictures of lifewell drawn. . . tained therein. Music and Spirituality are akin; x“'5 ,B”**r WBCeilllR III brotlior-ln-law and hls mother manifested their presence, and whatevertemls to harmony cannot but ele­ . . ■ . Faucuil Hall. , ...... dnecrlblng thn condition of hls sister who was then an in­ Thhee Gexeratioms.—Loo A Shepard, 149 ..Washington mi.. — - c r>~ * » i t to. / -„I matu of thu McLu in Asylum, Inflonmrvlllo, and whoso mon- street,'Boston, Issue thia trim looking volume of Helion, ? Sea Shore. vate human thought and strengthen the outward The working-men of Boston and vicinity favor- tal dUoaso, as stated by tho superintendent, had a suicidal I’IKITI'ALIKTS ntvi Mliers anticipating a v|*lt to the Sei . from the pen of Surah A. Emory. Thu book la character* ■ able to movements looking to the eatablishment tendency In ns dangerous R degree as any patient then S. Xhnrr. are re’e' nded ol a new liotae. just b li I it. called the influence of the soul; and so we bid the Jubilee '• WaSHBI’KN Hor.'sE," itor Summer ieeon*m.ntatl*in). on ■... of AiohtbnnrR ar AlAfîAl dnvM wnrk bald ri’meat- under bls charge. Those spirit relatives bogged that sho islically Illustrated by L. B. Humphrey, Tho subject matter • God-speed in its mission. . . ot eight nours aa a legal aay d yoric, neia meet 8bouW bo lHkeII out of tho |n8ltun|on and placed'under the. Beech nt “ Brunt Keek." .MarMdleld, Mum within a of tho work is rich in narrative and duscilption, and cannot atuiiu'N throw of the. “ Breaking \Vnves."- where euin .be en ing at this hall, Tuesday evening, unno 18th,I magnetic treatment, aided by Bplrit-lutluonce, promising fall of finding many tourist readers .during tho leisure hours joyed th«’ iihuiMirea of yi a Bathing. Fl-hln. , Sailing. Ac ; ainl other cnj iyinenth Incident to a Miiire life. A li are < xpvcli'd Gerald Massey oil Spiritualism. which MldresHOB were made by Wendell Phillipa, boneiii, if not opro, from that.coursa. "S.A of th’u summer now setting in. > •< ■n ,_i I _ z. » T, -n.1 Cl -mi , The gentleman, having bo much confidence In this pitoni to hohiive penec-abiv. as It is .not u “ rciu’rz' oils " 1**r n*<*»« who Mniiitf drink». Good Board and E dging* li*r'91.‘.'5 Patrick O Hearn, Geo. A. Bacon, Eil. S Wheeler, f80i Bn,i nKIlra timi tho medium hail no krmwlêdgo of tW **RtCEiVEu: The PAaivio Journal of Health, for Juno;, This thrilling poet of the new and progressive, mill 81.5U per day. Mediums aceomniodali (i f**i Cltcli h a» clr- and others, all counseling unity and «.operation caso, exceptthat derived thronghtho. BpIfR-frlçuls, follow- a niBgiizinu published at Ban Francisco, Cal., Ity Currie F. euinsiancea penult. For luHl lr01n thi, tlmo Bho „ubjectoq to tbo ■ertlon. " . ■ • ■. . ■ : • • •' . ■ throughout.." The ¿subject treated in this, dis­ HPElensani.n<;* **iiHi)odittUThH~'. ■ 4"’—Juih*2‘>. course was: “ Factsof my own Personal Experi­ them. Copies forwarded to any .^duress free Of change of troAlmont Tho..patient enjoyed the splrlt-onn- Minion, each Insertion. ’ . AY-nAnsA ' \ """ tro|, and often asked tlie spirits to come and converse with HllHINEHH VA-Thirty cents per Hpe, MRS. E. S. LEWES, ence narrate^ and discussed, with various theo.-_ pe^se.. -, - Jlr_____ —• I her througlf the medium. \ Agate, envh lnaerllon. . • J. inl.Alilvdv'.iixT. EI.KCrKl*', AND. MAGNETIC I’ll Payment In all cases In advance. >. - V SKUA'S,.»»..» CiHii'IIvr.ir«”'*. Eircu^v rur- ríes of the alleged phenomena”' -Thesame paper ^0 *>™*W‘b. b.>oka.'ono rapiate with Intoreat. rmh Movements of Lecturer-and Mediums.- iilMied Ionins, nnd board for.Tallent*. ■ ••hx*“*,.h»nv for May 24th and 31st, informs us that .similar • ” . and moving on the aubjocl to phlih II dovotoslu InvoatUa- For all Advertisements printed on ihe Sth MIbsNoIIIo L. Dkvls will apeak In Komluskoag,;Mo., July | ^0I]( an(| |)0j|0y0 that* Its oxten lóti pórùsal will result In a page, 90 cents per line for each Insertion. T . m^SS^T^iCKlJ‘^()N list iiiil successes attended his lectures Sundays, 19th and ■ ••i’J. .-4w’.... -.... • - Daniel "White, M. D., of .Virden,. Ill,, writes us that he haa prcB,|T0 tulo of ^onrorul com ■dlatlon by Giles B. Stebbins, SPECIAL NOTICES. Evil," and " The pirth, Life, Miracles and Char­ decided to enter the ipoturo Held, and will answot.calls to of Detroit, whoso name Is widely knhwn among tho liberal rnilE OKIG1NAI, MADAM BYKON Hpfntu- _X allât, fn in Now Ï ork. enn be lyniMiltcd -’•» Grenville acter of Jesus re-vie wed from a fresh standpoint.” speak upon tho subjects of Health, Tempordtico, and Spirit- ( thinkers and progrórtivo religionists of this stirring, ago. It Du. Slade, Clairvoyant', Ib now located at 210 place.,ull Church altert. ItuMoin' , ;;«•«.< 1 w*—Jun»-2b. Wo are glad to welcome to the ranks .of truth’s uallBm. , . : .. -Is a volume that is tho remit of much and prolonged care, West 43d street, New York. . ■ >■ AG. ILS J. ,L -SBAVERN. Magnetic I'birictnn laborers one whose efforts in other fit Ids has J. Wm. Fletcher will speak in Lowell, Mass., during the compiled and edited from tiro best writings o! the ogee for. and Medical Cfalm.viint.’ Olhcö 1»W Wé-t 3M street, proved him to be indeed a tower of strength. • month of September; '"the people. Mr; Stebbins.modestly snyp tjmt ho . issues It. J. V. Ma^nsfield.Test Meihum,anHworBBeal- Mbetwciu Jith ami 7th jivt-niH”«, New York Kegulnr treat- ed letters, at 3G1-Sixth Av,,New York? Terms. $S .ni»-nt 1‘nrtlcnl ir attention In lining up ; rchcrlpilomf. . ■ Amonpf “ other letters received by Mr. Massey Albert Morton, healer, hls wife, a Uno tost and business only as a temporary provision for on,acknowledged popular a unei’lw* medium—formerly Mrs. Littlejohn—and family)' started by. I want, in the hopoiTthnVlt will “ hoi;», as an Incentivo, to tin, and four 3 ct. stamps. Uenister all letters. AG. from personé of distinction ”—so says the Spiritual BS. L. W. LITCH, Tranco, Test and Heal­ Magazine for June —“regretting that they were rail front Boston, for Ban Francisco, Cal., 'on TuoBday, June more comprehensive, work which a nt company of ripe and- Sealed Letters Answered by R. *W. Flint, ing-Medium. h>.l (,'oiirt street. BoAton. f’lriPf l iicnbiy Mand Stiiidav evenings at 7i o'clock, .. ’■ < 4«••{•.piite Tt unable' to attend the lectures, is one from Mr. 18th, fertile purpose of locating as practicing media in that large-hearted scholars ' Should-uulto jo prepare.” Iio Bays 34 Oilmen place, New York. Terms $2 and 3 Alfred Tennyson, who said that he had read Mr. 0|,y; . - " - that our recognized Bible Is but the record, of Hebrew.; stamps. '/Money-refunded wlion not answered. . M RS. DUS NING, .Clairvoyant,. IlHithng,. and é o thought, and it Is Inilstod that It'shall bo acccptod^as lnfiil- Developing Mèdi tun- ’WPl iMt path-nts by. npp >i nt ■ E. 8. Wheeler wishes .to make engagements for tho see- . .. , ,, .... JeW.- ______■ ■ ment.'Ollier hmirsOiM; to 4 r'.ii, bi»:q Washington ht., Boston. Massey’s little book 'Concerning Spiritualism’ end and fourth Sundays in.Boptombor. within a reasonable ””Oi .M.lb« Bible ortho Ages, on the other hand, Is -pho ommunications more than once, and had induced others to read it. distance of Milford, Mass., and during tho summer in Now ‘ eoi»»»« thought the highest h.plratl.n, the clearest splr- SriRiT C by sealed letter, SI and four stamps. Aduress, . M. K. Cassien, mt. .1. ÍI. I'HILMPN, BEItmx, 1VB He would have liked to have been present fit the England, until further notioo. If In tho field this coming tua light and Ufo of the whole human ro^o, constantly be- LVinVoYANT HEAl.l.R liv Inilmr on of hnmls. Newark, N. J. . ; . ■ ‘.)a*.Jc15. iLsfiisvs al a giunco; • Iby lock of hair. ** lectures, but was'preven ted by the distance of his winter, may bo engaged West and South. - TC,>,r"1,0"’,“" °,.^ an" lurcC uml gmumitccil. Terms il.i-n. June 29. residence from London.” - ' ? . j _ mind, and tho hopeful thought that richer chnplorB-aro yet. - Annie fciMHALl^'Clairvoyaut, 437 Fourth Av­ . A. E. Carpenter will lecture In Moretown, VU, Wednesday^ t0 for „ for tll080 wh6 may ltvo ftrtol-„,!.•• Koop; R. G.AV. MCLELLAN, for Eye and Ear, will enue, New York., , • , ' 4w*—Je22. . treat till eiisrs by layItig on of handr. .4«*—June 29. 2Cth. • . 1 . .. Ing constantly In vlow tho pjilrltuai needB of the peoplOf lio . " , ■ .. - —;—. . ■ D The “Cruelty to Aiiiinals” Society Vs. NEW AND VALUABLE BOOK. ■ । ' Pigeon Shooting...... • * ; ————— 1 ' T han aimed to Bcleclfur them iomo of tho boat thoughts from Exaii»i>l»i for Hie l.udlcs. Dr. Edward Moad’ti Psychopathic Institute dltforont races and ligos. Ho hns in no Instance • attempted — Anna' Gv 1’. INSKEIU-, of Urbana, Ohio, says From time to time we suppose tho eyes of sym­ for the treatment of mental and nervous diseases, to givo Btatemonta of religious ayatoms and phlloaophlea, she and her two sisters havp earned their entire CHAPTERS pathetic persons are, like oiir own, shocked to read was opened the last of May, in.the beautiful town but rather moro or Iosa of their vital and oaacntlal clcnuinta. livelihood for seven'years wHh.ii Wlieoler & Wil-< ... : i itox/riiE' son Machine without any repairs, although it has; announcements like the following. One would of \yincheuter, Mans., aboutsigWt miles from Bos- ' nunci) 110 *>“ mi,l°1118 «I wisdom from Hindoo, naturally suppose that the range of rational, en-. often been loaned to friends laud played with by ton.' It has already received a number of patients, Greek, I’erslan, Itoman, Ilabrow, British and American. Wo many children, ' . ’ It Bible of the Ages ■ joyment uflorded by the Source of Life to his chil­ but there are accommodations for more. Such an "ra'n° r">e «h<> Veda, proof of tho profound Insight “ t FOURTEEN CHAPTERS,’/ . a. . . , , . . . , LoMhiddhn, extracts from Confitcluii and Monchia, from At- . ' IHtH. HENRY Unn>l>ivliiv l'ymaiutcr.-'TiHn*iH’N Bible, the mentally afflicted should seo that It Is bus- Egyptr from tho 01tI Bnti Now Tostamonts, iho Talmud and P SY G HOM E T RI S T S , -•-Philo JudiuuH-.Oipfuus,.Pinto, PviImgi’no-. . ence on the part of so inoffensive a section of the . AittdluM. EplctvtiiN, Al Koran.•sViihditmv.nn L«1 ’ tained. Communicate directly with the doctor Rabbis, from tho who men of Greece and Romo, Molinm- 1119 Broadway, New York, cure Liver, Kidney, iu ' animal.kingdom as the colúmbidas, by man, tho . ilrtf, Swodenl’oiv, LuttHTT-Soviilh, P.i i », 1 a- for further information. med, tho groat illuminated.souh of Europe, tho modern In­ uud all Chronic Diseases; Scrofula and all Dis­ ■ Ihsln Millon, i'enn. Itarcll-y, Mtity.Fkdch' r. N< w<% ease's of the Blood, and Nervous Disease«. Dr. C. , man, TymtalL Max Mulb r. Wiuihimn. EH«« IIJfbF.- reputed crowning glory of the universe. But spired thinkers of Great Britain, tho spiritual and sclMÌtillù 'Charming. Giiiriion, II. C Wright, Lucretia Moll. Hlg-.... , . such is not the case, ns appears below: Henry’s speciality—Hearing re- nCACMEQQ ghiHin Bu*hn< II, Parker. A. J. bavin. Mary IL Davit*. Knuna, Harriette Bussey, of Blackstone, Mass., is desi- writers of Amorjcm including tfio very boat end most wide- stored-with- first treatment; NoUtnlllCOO Hardinge, Beecher, Tuttle, Abbott, benum, nnu t liters. WILD PIGEON SHOOT. rous of obtaining a copy of the “ Letter of John 8. ly »cooinablc. Tlit> design miiu-bavo fallón much ohort of medicine or surgery. Mrs. Dr; M. A; Mitchell's • There will he (2000) two thousand wild pigeons speciality-^All Female Diseases. Duliueatijn, S2. Gospels and Inspirations .fr^m Many :Centuries and Adams»to the Chelsea (Mass.) Church, when he lt„1’a8.':kc'u;y.*f.fi0 '"’"i1 "T" . . Peoples. ? •' . at the Fair Grounds at Rendville, on. Tuesday, ">ulnU«>tx of modern thought, both religion, nnd .olentinc, Je22. . withdrew from that body. The work is out of print, " Slowly the Bible of the racc’ls writ, . . June 11th, subject to the orders of any and all , , ,, ; . had not boon mudo. Tho discoveries of our timos Tmvo sportsmen who wish for the rare sport of a crack and the lady authorizes us to say that )f any per- glícn anow ,mpotu, to r(.1|)¡loll9 U101|R1!ti an(1 va8t]y cn. . «Euch age, each kindred auds a vvthc to It.” at the wild ones. Shooting to commence at 11 . . KIHTEI) AND. COMPILED BY J son possessing a copy of it will forward K to the larged the limits o! religions frorddm. Tho groat feature of BUSINESS CARDS. o’clock. Lunch served at 1 o’clock. . . . horlous nn»( research arid wise selection by ihccorh- ' {¡Si“ We are In receipt of a line from R. K. us—lho editor soys truly—that “I! there lias been an piler.’’— Rettoit Tribune. . . . • B. Fay, Secretary of the Massachusetts Society Th know they’rc rtcogirr.ed by you; . • Stoddard, Philadelphia, Pa., in which it' appears eclipso of faith In creeds and dogmas, there Is an Incroasq of Ktmembvr It iney always will, • • "As a collection of deep religious aphorisms and ethical And If theycan, repay H, too. H*yI|igs of sigjillleancc and point, the work is blkh'y surge 11- for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, that that, in consequence of severe illness, Mrs. 8. with rational knowledge, of intuition, and of spiritual power and ive, tin I Will reward examination, lit >pite of the ‘heterogc-'- Say to.the Hoyk who need new " Clotiiks.” that organization is at least prosecuting inquiries her son, Dewitt C. Hough, the physical medium, freedom. Coat^ Pants, Vest,Hut and Shoes complete. ncoits applet of ijs contrnlK."—A'e»e York Tribune. with regard to the matter. He says: will be unable to visit Boston, as announced, for L “ly port.notice of thia Invaluable book In tho They'd better buv nt Gkohgk FennoX P It Is the delight of Mary's heart and • raliisiH* It -will bo Corner of Beach and Washington street. s Hnee of Light and Lite to thutisahda'of your fellow•men."— “ The ‘ pigeon ’ question is a difficult one. Mr. tlie present 4 Dally Advcnlficr, of Ibu city, saya that while there Ib much d. J. Rai u. 6 . ' ' _ noble thought In the masa of thceo BulectlonB, and many ex- Juncar-iw » .... Bergh-has so far failed in his effort to stop the ■ ' ■ ■ ■. . ■ • 1 "litis book, original In aim and execution, hr Ips to meet a practice. To kill the pigeon is,not cruelty in the prcBslofiB of (loop rollglouB filth, “ much ot It Is ulpo worth- Heat nini Oldewt Fmnlly Medicine.-¿Sanford's .want much leit..'Giving the hi xl th>>ugiiti fiom a Cat*'far oldenllian the Bible tu our own day, It niunl l< tn! to break up J®” Oar thanka are tendered to Mrs. Amasa.1 Ioub;" which la but Buying that tho compiler of thia book, Liver lnviijurtitor.— \. purely Vtgeiable Cathartic ami. Tatiic — eye of the law. If wounded and allowed to live, fur Dysiiephin, Constipation. hcblilt>,*ick-lleaitadic, Billqus Idolatry of a book, to baidth blgoti'y. and give • tghcr wl*»• In the matter, but shall act when we feel assured.of Winchester, and Mrs. G., of this city, for beautifulI human. I’orhapa tho editor of tho Advortleor dooa not quite els. Ask yotir Druggist furlt. Beware of imitations. . . every home In the fund. Noneahouid tail to obtain it."— B’tf- Jan. 13.—lycow . -, Hum bndoti. : . . success.” ’ bouquets of flowers for our Free Circle table. I regard hlmeelf hi that category. We aro not disposed to bo 460 pages, tinted paper, cloth. Price S2 60, posts go '-’s rentr. ' Vaccination and Small Pox. uncharitable, but wo judgo only from what ho baa written, ROCHESTER, N.Y- - , For aalc whohsale mid retail bv WM WIH'I E A < <)., . When ho says the author has made quotailona •• from mon ’hrtlie B VNNElt OF LIGHT BOOKSTORE. LV» Washington Cape Coil Camp meeting öf Spiritualista». street..'BosliinXMas»., and bv their New York Auchts the By reference to oùr sixth page the reader will The Annual Spiritualists* Camp Meeting will bo held at and womcirwho have no deep thought, no luBplraliuu, ami 1>. M. I>EWEY, AMERICAN'--Nfi.WS COMPANY, UH Nassau street. New Bookseller. Arcade Haji. ll-Jiester. N. Y.,’keeps for sale the Nickerson’s Grove, Harwich, Capo Cod, commencing Tues­ York. \ - , • mark the opinion, of the invisible intelligences only a vaguo and misty spiritual light," ho Is but giving hls rsi)l ritinti unit Reioi’in WOrliN published by concerning the process of vaccination as a pre­ day. July 16, and ending on Monday, the 22d. Tickets may be own measure In icleronce to.those maticrs tu thc public, William Witte .t g'u. Give hi-n a call. ? • obtained at the folio wing reduced rates ot fare • ? A TREATISE ■ ventive to the spread or violence of this dreaded and instead of depreciating Mr. Stebbins, ho undertake» tu From Boston to Harwich and .return...... 83,00 belittle William E. Channing, Henry O. Wright, E. fl? DENVER, COLORADO,BOOKSTORE ON THE * .- disease. The argument presented against the (to bo obtained un/y at tho unico of the Banner of Light.) Chapin, Horace BuBhnell.'W. J. Pollen Ffanclo K. Abbot, introduction of the vaccine vims into the human Mlddlcboro’ and return. 82,15 Tremont “ “ . 1,70 William Denton, Theodore Parker, Theodore Tilton, Beech­ 383 Larimer street, Denver, Cpl. k‘ -p for .ah' a .iipply ol the IXTELLECil’AL, HORXL AM) SOCLIL HAi stem, is earnest and convincing. • Wo hope spiritual and Books published by Wareham , “ " er, Mr®. Stowe, Whittier, darrlfeun, MieJChlld, Robert Dale WrltUn under forty cnptlotK. w*tli an F’-mv nt». Mnti. em . 1.60 Alswtnc r»AN.Nhii-ur light. ■ "S parents will heed tho teaching of the spirit in this William W hito Co. bracinglUtucn heitdiirp'nr capHon*». by IHKAM t’OSYELL. . Monument “ “ • . 1,30 Owont Gerritt Smith, Emma Hardinge, O. B. Vrolhingham, -.particular,' as we have positive evidence, in sev­ Other points sa Tic ai’last year. “ I R. W. Emerson, A. J. Davin and other like spirits, bo that " Seize upon truth wherever Luiml. - w— . " tiEOUGE ELIifM,1 O.i Christ iit> i>r'*n iii'itlb’ii uroiO’d. . eral cases, of the pernicious results o£>the prac­ Meiers. Know *t Hallett will provide board and lodging for they will appear even smaller than himself. . To charge that BookRcllcr, No. 1 Old Levtc street. New Orleans. La., keeps • ■ Amotnt vuiir’riemh. nni«»nt4 your to*»«, . tice, and therefore agree with the sentiments ex- all who desire. Many of the ablest speakers'Upon the subject I Btlch writers and thinkers "have no deep thought, no Inspl- constantly lor sale the Banner of Light, and a full supply ,-rTliu plant ’n divine whvru' .'r it uro"-«.' of Pplritu rn will render the exercises worthy of general uf the HV1R1TUAL AND REFORM WORK» ' Price 8L'5. 1‘* cents. . ■pressed at our circle, that “ the remedy is worse ration, and only a vaguo and misty- spiritual light," id a . published by William White A Co. ; » attcutiön,____ . am l arc'invited to participate with us In this' For »ale-wind "vile mid ret ail by WM. Will I'E A’ CO., at the than the disease.” , 1 social and lntellec 1 feast. prcBumplUm so wholly preposterous as to cover the one BaN^'EB OF LIGHT BOOK.5TUKE. 158 Washington street Boston, Mass. * , ___ J- ■’ ’ Committee of Arrangements. - who makes It with supreme ridicule. Tho only noticeable AUSTRALIAN DEPOT For IjIDoauvI nn«l lld’oi’ni Books, and Agency Missionaries (.?) Wanted. DoANEKrLLBVJ ' point Isrthat he does not know when ho Is so ridiculous. Hkmasshow,•{^«KuBort. ter the Banner uf Light. ‘ ■ J. T. OILMAN PIKE, We are informed in the columns of the Boston Peterson's Ladies' National.Magazine for July Is out, looking as. attractive as'over. A steel plate engraving, Daily Advertiser that Cartersville', Geo., has No. 98 Bussell street, Melbourne. Australia, has for sale all the ‘ . PHYSICIAN. Harwich Pori, works on feipl rituali nui. LlllliRAL ANU Rij'OJlM " Mother's Darling," colored fashion plate, patterns, choice Pavilion, No. 67 Troffiont .otreot, (Boom No. 6>) < eleven bar-rooms, seven Qfi them kept by church- WORKS, published by William White à Co., Boston; U. S., storlePi poems and miscellany fill It* pages. A new volume may at all times be found there. • HOMTON membern! J Kbllky, Secretary. JUNE 29, 1872. -

. f pendent of matter, have always oxieted,. I am been, is not some proof.of the doctrine of total the place where she lived, and! lived with het ■ INDIANA, dbpravlty? • , perhaps two years, till she got sick and died. Message department * I Hpeaking of tlni’initnortality oí that individuality Meeting of Hlatc Assoeitilion. 1 whichi 1 • rankst with1.1 Vÿ.itiire, I...by w.hiehI, yon,««nil naro r the ctiarac- as .Hib-h to hiiniiin Hfi.Ke.-i, that in ilepemlent upon of total depravity is false. It proves simply this: ging and stealing, sometimes selling what, I bad On motion, the fliitlr Appointed Dr. 0. Yeakel, Isaac Brown to nr.lt » nf thru «* v:h :r,. I!:.,-, l-y.n.l — »lu.-llH-r (ur KihmI. eoii’lltioti.H, an is the st»»rm, as is the Huiillght, a« stolen, until, about a year apo, I was taken si«‘k, ...and Samuel.Stratton, a «ummUteo to arrange business for, litit Un »i* » n■' that we are physically the. children of the earth, :r< 1 tit«» a Inghe^coHdlimn. ■ • I ■aria..»:1» i i> lire or water,-as in HicknenH ur health. ° ••• ’ . therefore earthly, and that the soul is struggling and I died and went home to live with tho angels, the day.. Tho committee reported as fsllows: Al 2 r. u, W< tuk t!.e* rv.ulri 1« 1 dui..«»»*. lUctrino pul forth by buslnes^ and conference; at 8,r. st., lesturo by Loo Miller. • 4..I’* not comport ullh hltor March 11. •' . ’ through this Imperfect condition to .manifest it­ and they take good care of me. - «pini i m ii.vtv <• úmun» 11 All <’i,rvM a» much ut trulli fti thvy'porcotvo self as bent it may; that it is groaning sto be de­ Mr. Parker was present when I w.as Horn into •The remainder uf tho morning session was devoted to con­ —Hu muro. livered from these adverse conditions, that it may the spirit-world, aijd he says: “If no on^i else f. rcnco, short speeches by Coplins I). Lynn, Loo Mfiler and ‘ , Emily Waters/' Lois Walabrookor, and music by Miss Bogart. The Conven­ • Mv natne was Emily Waters. I lived in Port- bloom into perfect maturity and that lull round­ wants to claim thuGidle waif, I will." So I went ness which belongs1 to it as a soul. So, then, it with liiin, and be called me Mary Parker. I live tion then adjourned until 2 o'clock r si. . . Th»‘«<' Circb'i Ar«’ h«‘bl at No. 15? WàìHIMotos itrirt. 1 it»»l, Me. I ‘wa'R eight years ohl. 1 l»‘ lloutn a ill !-■ «»p«‘n í»»r n-lt-r» misery, and there ever will be while there is such to unlearn .a good many things. He appointed at ;wn H'k . *»’rv!»-i*« «•< 'iniiwt.r’i’ nt pre«':*»’!y Uii•*»’ d'«’I»>1't, Jim ¡M here. Ho.went, awayjo-California Maxwell. Tho minutes wore then read On motion, the & ftrtwli. ’ii tu:»«' i'»-"Ji»- will Ia» * hu'.’.tcil. Real» ri'iervo-l ! long agp, and after a little while bhe ».•■.i.'i:«',|. from him, aiof never knew what ha»l become of this wide distinction will be kept up until Mother overcome the wickedness of this life, and Bosluesi—James Hook, Agnes Cook, Amelia Colby, A, 0. Mbs ('ox a mt r«< r;v.«, no vt«*it<»rn f«n M-'i: Hy«, T’’‘»|li'y». Hallock and Dr. Chas. Yeakel. On Finance—J. W. Wester- « or Tlii.r until ar. T r.i •’’et •k r. M. Bho ■ him. Well, he was dea»l all that time, and he ir* Nature can give perfect representations of physi­ learning fast. Ihd I. Louisa Combs and R. 8. Tenney. g! Ï0» Ho prI\ :it»' il’.’.i ' here.- He died of Chagren* fever, anti he wan cal life. What then? Why, there will be no I want to find my mother. I want |o Ijnow Donati».!.*>/• •r «»ur rircle-H'i'cn arni-licllcd. inoro death; the last elu-my-says the Ruvulator— what she.looks like; whether she is good or bad; Tho minutes of last year's Convontlon were then road for Th.« i! t'.t'e •!..!, At; >1 o' th«-«* H«.Ain’t'» are often j.(»ut t f Ilin head all the lime. Hu ilitl n't know, «fr* tho Information of tho Convention. . it I.,li » i.d C tin- aig I it’ri ii1. Th«»»: etioiigli'lo beiul any won’!, or to tell thoHe that which is death, shall be compierei!, swallowed up , and Mr. Parker told "mo I could come here, and roR-lto the ct’n’rtillliiu l!.’.«'.'«!)?’?!-'o !»>' ihò chairman, are A conference was then held, and short speeches made by [ wi re with him where to winl to hU folke, ho they in life.' What does it mean? That when this perhaps she hail kept, track of ine during my life, • b jnt In hy‘curn’»i«nui' I.BTTRI.Ì — Vl“l!«»fS a'. Id't F’»'»' I'in'H Ihe I never heard of it; but he’s dead all the name, field, Dr. Maxwell, Louisa Ponce, Bro. Woodward, Amelia * j»nvil»*k’«* <»f |4n’ti’x ■"’•»b 'l l»'t’.ch »n th«* L»r ¡hi*»’"or l»y j He send.H a great deal t.f love to her, and wantH'js .birth to perfect prodiict'IVIflX " Then, there will be would show her iny message, and she would learn Colby ami James Hook. After music by tho ladles, adjourned th»' RpiraB. Fr-’.. wriu* i»n«* »»r t*o pr«»|.«*r .pi.’atiohA a«l- drcMit t; th»* H'Ih’. »1 by his or h.-r lull iiatn»* : thfti rhanee to'.Hpejik to her, if buran. Mother wends that perfect harmony between body and soul that where 1 was, and wish for mo’to court) to her; to meet nt 7) o'clock r. si. put llo'ill Hi .Hl » 11 V»'lo| rt‘-»l II. ntt f W I It'* y "111' «•* h liti lr»'rH Jove, too. And we’re all real nice here; don’t will cut oil'this arbitrary death, which often vio- • then I conhl go. I did n’t roceivq any name, only firming The Convontlon mot at the appointed on th»» » by. b»|.o. .Al’tli»’ e;»-«»* ot tho k Auc«i the UIi.uiih.hi lently sunders the relation existing between the Tid, when I was here, until I was over two years hour. Music by tlio ladles. T|m Business Committee re­ . will r»-itini ih«*:!» ’t» r t»» lb»« 'wtn»»r. have anything to plague uh. Even old Uncle old, in the asj linn; then 1 was named Georgianna ported tho ordlfr of business for Saturday. A song, ■> Ever­ ■ . It »IÌ..1I1.I- b«‘ «hMlio lly uini«'!bt<«• h| th it til»« RtmvrR to ■ Z»di, when he »‘oiiuh round, do n’t plague uh. He soiil and the body, causing pain of body and pain . , (pu'Mitih« p ii,.'«>Mi>i’»'»* I ' ;duas •» until:.; it* aii’»»*L'»r':ui‘»‘'r» her relation to temporanco ami other reforms," by Leo Mil- ■ tfpnn ll c. < h'»'i’b‘il «’ q‘i<'f.!'nn <>r i|in'-ll>»i>'. by, hir. . . . March I L of lioatlj Spiritualism is wiping out. Mother Na­ lor, which was IPtened to with Intense Inmrest. Music. • ••QiifiMl»»t.rtf •h"ti:.l n»»t phi--«1 'h*tt»’r» -fur .m»w.«r upon olir ture, by-and-by, will take away death itself. In . Harry Stevens. iclrv’,«) laitlr Vx*. «’Cth g k-ngthv r» ph« "4.'.»»th»'» w."«' tiwy will speaking of death, I speak of it according to hu­ Adjourned until 0 o’clock A. sr. Suurday, May 2'.'.li. be disappoint»«!.’ ‘ Wn t um Wiiu k. Wiairman. ’ • Dr. Ben. Kittredge. I wish to roach those- who will know mo in Saturday flaming Sellion.—Convention met according to >1 man understanding. . " I have responded, by'i'oining, to it call I have Co.iporstown, I'a. My name was Harry Stevens. ndjourninont.j After music by the radios, the Convention Q.—(From the audiene-.) I would ask if there I was a victim of one of your Southern prisons— went Into an election for olllcors for tho ensuing year, with " ' ■ ..- Invocation..- ■ ri'Ceivi'il.* . Tills cull coiih-h from- Deacon John is any way of preventing small pox, except the tho following result: President., Hon. Robert Halo Owen, of Tliou Grout Spirh, wliffn .-iltarB uro found In Hill. He says Ins-waiils to come into possession at Salisbury, where I died in '112'. ! present way of vaccination? ' b/^the stern decrees of law, I am carried back New Harmony; Vico Presidents, fiunnol Maxwell of Rich­ every land, and in ovory Iriininn houI—wo,-• thy of knowledge how to make a certain mndfeine A.—Which w«fy is a iho'St' damnable way (ex­ iil^.honglit and feeling to the last days of my mond, and E. W. H. Beck of Dtlpltl; Treasurer, Allen Ponce . ■ chlhlron, thlo hour would worship and fuh)rn,t!><'n.-*’ /tiliat. bused to make, anil ho desired mo to come of Terro Haute; Finance Conimltteo, Allen C. Hallock of cuse tlio expression, since it is the only one fitting ’Wirtlily life. They worn days of miserable weak­ . Bringing unto thia altar our giftH—such a« they hero to givo bini the Information. _'I am ont of Evansville, J. IV. Wurio field of Andnrson, Tlio term of — practice, and, for the life of ine, Jeannot reniein- the case). They who make use of it, do but in­ ness anil pain—days when tlio eoul would fonie < ■ inay be—of boly-'or unholy thoughts, of .good or troduce a thousand evils into the system for Ihe two of tlio Finance Conimltteo having expired, those gentle­ bur anything about tlio medicine. I have re­ times lose possession of the brain, and then, strug men wore reflected for three years. After some Inielness of evil deeds—uH-of tha',.which has gone to make up sake of preventing one. Yes, there is another sponded to the call, partly jo benefit, myself, gling, would gain it again, until at last Death minor Importance, adjourned until 2 r. m. I,. onr iielngr-we lay tlmm, oh, Great Spirit,upon way, but humanity will hardly bo prone to make partly to benefit him, but not because I had any gained tlio victory, and 1 was free. dflerntmn S-simn.— fho Convenlh n mot at the appointed . . this altar, ami.shall, askkheo to lead us wliero the use of it. It is this: If the human body was not- idea of giving Jiim iiislriietiiins about, the medi­ Many days before iny ileath|ì[ sufierod with- timo. Aflor music, tlio Harues Will was taken up. After • ' WUter Is clear, where tho skies am bright, ami obliged to work over, through the stomach,-and ‘ Where the. sunshine of thy love will be liiiilerstooil cine. I can’t do it. "Old- Dr. Ben. Kittredge. burning fever. We hail no water; wo bail nothing reading tlio Will to tho Convention, Information In regard through the various organs that make tip organic to It was given by James Hook, Allan GL Ila'lock, Robert by us. Wo shall ri-k for these mortals tlint, Good-day, air. March I I. to eat but a little coarse hominy stirred up in life, particles which are inimical to health in the water, in a dirty tin dish. All of the poor boys Dale 0weriand R. S. fenny. They reponed that tho pros­ .when the darkiii.-s s. Laura C. ■ rpnd. HoaQis, llipu wlime oars are over open; It, is eighteen yi'iir.-i -hiiico Death claimed my Southern prisons are hardly well satisfied with in Germany^'Jirovo to us that" two-thirds of all the way tlilngH wore ailministeredvevery one of Owen, 207 South Tennessee street, Indianapolis; Mrs. D. D. and Ideas us, tl.oii whose mercy Ib unllmiteil, bmly, anil iny spirit Hea’retl-on, to a hot ter world ¿pulmonary consumption may bo traced directly tho traitors gone free, the leaders courted, petted, H/stcr, 112 Columbia street Lafayette; Isaao M. Stackhouse, Amen. . March 11 than thin. I left a littiit child, fix yearh old; and, Rensselaer, Jasper-Co.; S. 4 Knox, Monroe, White Co.; to vaccination. Four-fifths of all those combina­ mafie gentlemen of. The arch-traitor himself has with a mother'll love, I. have followed that child tions of diseases kno wn under the name of scrofu­ Wm. LynaMunclo, Delaware Co. ;■ Hon. M.F Shboy, Elk- . . < ■ Questions and ..Answers, tlirongh itH vari'id experienceH-in life, and I have never known any- -punishment whatever. The 'hart, Élkíart Co.; Mr. E. KelgwIn, Jeffersonville; Dr. Solo­ la may-be traced directly to vaccination; and so Constitution has boon consequently violated. CriSjTil.i;tN<; Fun,it —If you have questions; longed for the tlino to come wlio'ii I might send an I might go on, filling up,the record tie this unwise mon Simpson, West Liberty, Howard Co.; J. K. Bond, . Mr. ChainpiinTram ready .tor answer thorn. eillio from that beautiful Hhore that would arrest ' Old Jackson has said to us, " Boys, had I boon Greensboro', rionry. Co.; Mrs. Amelia Colby,. Winchester, '* practice has filled up your grateyards, and peo­ in tile-executive chair, I would, have hung every Randolph Co. ; Elder T, H. Stewart, Ko'dallvIHc, N’oblo Co.; .. Ques.—('Econi' a correspondent,) AVliiit aro Kir attention,,ajtd. turn hor nilnd from the things pled tbo spirit-world. Certain medical men tell one-of them blgbor tban Haman; there shouldn't Agnos Cook, Rich ¡pond, Wayne Co.; Fisher Dopithy, Craw- ' tho somiileit basic principle«. a.B9es'suo- word to my folks; nor to have the consolations of After music, Cephas B, Lynn, a young man of much ,’prom- matter, must be In accordance with hoc own.pro- beams of thy love, tliy truth, and tliy wisdom ceBBfully throiigh it, it makes a clean sweep of the church—nothing at all; and they are in great Iso, delivered a highly interesting discourse on "Spiritual­ conceived notloiifi; ¿w hether right or ,wrqng, for enter our souls, Rladdeiilng ifll the powers of our all other jinlHnnq.Uui. system may contain, a^d trouble about it. I comeback here to say lam ism” In general. Ho was followed by Mrs. Ám-lia Colby, In • this reason: shels blghly-Jibarged wltli a positivo being, resurrecting each virtne'auew; that it may leaves yon;with your house swept and garnished. all right—just as well oft’ as if Irhad had it.• her usual forcible and argumentativo way. Adjourned until element.that no spirit or spirits can always over­ go forth.doing valiant battle for humanity; for Now vaccination does not do this. It Introduces- - My sister, here in Bostón, is making1 herself 8 o'clock i. b. ; . , thine Is the kingdom aiid the power and the glory perfectly miserable about it. I want her to know . Evening Suiirn.—Convontlon mot pt tho specified hour. ' .com’cfand they never pre'etid to overcome this. a poison which is constantly coursing through the Song, the ' Reapers," by Mrs. Loo Miller. Mrs. Addle Ballou element upon any súelí abstract questions; there­ to-day and forever. Amon. / ;. March 18... veins, breeding evil at every ttirn, and beoomesra- ..that it is a custom in the Catholic Church—if they 'do n’t know it, I do—when there’s nota gave as tho subject of her dlepourso, " Who shall roll away fore" yon get la-ly’s opinion, and nothing else. -posttlvo physical doatli'in-inost instances. . tlio Btono from tho door of the sepulchre? or, a volco from priest at hand,, and. a body is a-goihg’ to die, if . Q.—(From the audience.) In .your experience , . •. Questions and Answers,, Match 18. ' tho living tombs of to- day." Sho reviewd tho prosonj con­ he is a good Catholic, he can put himst-lf in a con­ , of ro-lncnniatipn on other planets, did you live a. Ques.—(From a corrooiidndenjt.) What did the , dltlon of our criminal laws, prison disciplino, and treat­ —veritable life through' a body of your own; or was ancient Builillilsts .uiiilorstand the place called " ' ’ Jonathan. Fulsom. . dition to go all right just as well as the priest, if ment of the unfortunate classes, who, from time to timo, • it simply by the control iif'medla? ' Nirvana to bo? and what was the condition of I want to get' to'iir. piake—Samuel Blake, of he is in good standing in the OaUiolic'Ohurch. I through Ignoranco, want and unfortunate surroundings, ’• . A.— I mean Bóníethlng beyond tho fact that I tlios?> souls; who attained it.? '. New Ipswich. I am dead, I know, but I can’t was, faith, bo it’s all right .with me. Be gad, I fall into the hands of tho officers of justice, (?) and pleaded don’t know but what it would have been, any, for tho oppressed of all classes, especially those of her own i have spoken through olhiir medja; I mean that I Ans.—The ancient BuildliiatB understood this feel jlist right about it. The last I can remember way.' : - ' . ... ■ ' ' sox, calling earnestly for reforms in tho right direction, . haré lived á life—that I have taken upnn inyself condition to Iio oriiriQi/iipremO happiness—one in I started to go to New Ipswiob on the,fourth the experience incident to physical' being—lirivn . Now, yon understand, whát I want.is, that the flrat of all to glvo’y.qiqppp right to vote, tho better to pro­ which tlio soul should .understand itH oneness of March, 1872. I lived in Lake Village, N. H. I tect herBelf. . • . . ■ • ‘ boon born and died tiiere,.just hi.aecordance with witbGoil—its own iliyino life; but th,ey’ ,diij,not started to go to New Ipswich, and I had a faint­ folks shall know that it’s all right with me—not to he troubling themselves any more. I expect By request, Mrs. Loo Miller sang "Nobody's Child." Mr. the'law'of ' planetary life. Tlio book of life, believe that all souls were dostinod to reach'buc.1i ness come over me. . I fell down, and the next I Loo Miller followed with an able address. Subject, "Tho . < spoken of In' your Bible, is no myth, but a Bolomn a cnnilltion. They boliovod it tlepontlotl trpori tho knew I was out of. my body, my bbdy being' they’ll-know it through the priest, because us ministration of angels realized " Mrs Miller Bang "Tho . reality. The' vis'oiiist said, " And tho books were eartkly organlHtn they had received—npotr tho frozen still'. \ . chaps what come in this way always expect our beautiful hills.” Alter a short address by President Owen, message will reach the priest. [Do yon think he tho convention adjourned to moot at the call of tho Execu­ . opened.” Wliat did ho nyián? Why simply that ’' ■tfoHdllion of their Bpirithal bodiOH;'upon the cor- Now I want my folks to know that I died from tive Committee. J. R. Buell, Secretary. ■ ' the records were presenteiLjlP every living soul root rendering of their vow’s to Buddha, and upon a natural caune, no doubt. I want to get straight- _ will answer your request?] Faith, I think.so— If ’ ' 'yes; I’ll keepon thinking aountil I see itanother At a meeting of the Board of Trustees, tlio following busi­ '. of all its experiences through .matter, whether in . various other circumstance» too numerous' to ened out as quick, as I. can. I am unhappybe- ness was transacted. Afton arranging financial matters ‘ . . one life or.adozqni Those records are unfailing tiiention; but they who attained that condition causti I had n't got things just as I wanted them, way. Good-day, sir, and the Lord bless ye, pertaining to tho Association, tho President was Instructed —never to bn mistaken, and when individuals March 18. ' to have printed five hundred copies of tho Constitution and reached an immortal state—the Paradise of the and I want Air. Blake to help me. Jonathan Pul­ By-Laws of tho State Association, and flvo hundred copies of read them, even if memory is at. fault, they know soul. , . ■ ' som. '■ ■ • March 18.. tho will of tho late Itnlí&íi.Barno8. Also two hundred and Séance conducted by Theodore Parker; letters jnst where to placo th'eniSélveB.' ” . ' Q.r^In the Banner of Light of Jan. 27th, 187.2Js ' fifty circular letters containing an appeal to tho Bplrltual- answered by William Berry. ’ lets of the State for contributions to sustain tho validity of . Q —Is there any means by which wo inay know published a séance conducted by Baton Von ' Georgianna -McLellan. ■ '. tho said will. Dr. Allen 0. Hallock, James Hook and R. 8. whether thersoul is sufiiciently advanced, bo that •Hunibohitj in which ho speaks of having visited (To the Chairman.) How do yon do, sir? I' Tenny were continued asa business committee to transact another Incarnation will not bo necessary? MESSAGES, TO BE.FUBLI8HED, and attend to such business as may legitimately arlso in tho tlio planot"Satiirn, which suggested to mo the fol­ am come to find my mother, if Fean. Mr. Parker prosecution of said will caso. ' A—I never heard of any spirit who liad ad­ lowing questionjJ'.Çan -Baroii You Humboldt, or says the best way for me to do is to tell all I re-­ Tuesday. March ID —Invocation; Questions and Answer»; J. R. Buell, Secretary of Board, vanced to .such a degreqof knowledge; perhaps Joecph Fulsom ofBoston; Rowena Carr.-ofOldtown. Me..;to Tho Convention In every respect was a decided success. .any one tlsoin'tbo spirit-world, control an artist­ member of my earthly life, arid all that I’ve been her dauRhter: Father Burns, of Massachusetts, to Father Me* . there aro snoli, ■ medium to execute à likeness of an inhabitant-of Clintocx. of New Vor*: «Jonathan Choate, of Farmington. All business matters acted upon wore discussed In harmony» told about myself. First, then, I have been told Me., to his sons; Major Blake, ot Exeter, N. H.- ■- for tho host good of tho causo. The attendance of delegates Q,—Do I understand yon that re-incarnatlon is the planet Saturu, or in any othor planet except that I.was boru "in New York City, in 18(10, and Thursday, 'March 21.--Invocation; Questions and Answers: from Local Societies and members of tho Association was - inovitallhito fill persons dwelling lipón theoarth? our own?" Timothy Rulhvan. of Boston to frlencs: Alice Cary, io not bo large as Ib dqelreii at our yearly meeting; but the that iny mother is a lady" living now on Murray friends: Edun*’Stiles, nf IIirtf.ird. Conn., to Mrs Elizabeth presence of bo many of our noted and able speakers brought A,—Yes, Inevitable to all who enjoy eternal A.—Yes, I heliovo thia can bo done; more than Hill, and that she abandoned me when Iwas' Stiles: Marla French, of Bath.. Me., to .lease French; James out IhoolllznnB of Anderson,crow,,Ing the spacious hall to Cramin. of Jersey City, N. J..'to his mother. • llaten^to the mlnhtrallons ftnm the angel-world given . ■life. It is necessary that tho soul should aggro- that, I believe it will bo done. Planetary laws seven weqks old. The Woman she hired to dis­ Motulay, March 2«*»,—Invocation; Questions and Answers:- gato to itni If ei-rtaln elementa, or Dr. E. G. MarHmll, o’ Malison, AVI”.; Mlchae’ Murphy, of through our inspired mediums. It was a feast of gond things..... - num.- are the same through all planetary existence, and pose of mb, left me at a doorway on East Broad­ Sln‘lbj vlile, Tenn. :.«larncs Watren, of Titusville, Mo. to ub all. J. R. B. her of eli-mt-nts, ere it can bi come an heir of im­ therefore tho inhabitants upon any other planet way, where a minister-lived. I was taken in and Tunday, March 26 —Invocation: Questions and Answers; Mary Strong, nt Albany,'N. Y ; Stephen Ca««e, of‘Boston; mortality in the future, eretit can be sure that it are not so much difierent from those wo aro ac­ kept for the night; and in the morning was carried John E’dridge Porter, to bls father; Commodore Meade, to ’ Passed to Spirit-Eife : . shall exist as an individual entity throughout an quainted with upon our own Mother Earth. his'family; Thomas J. Jackson (Stonewall), to friends In New From Cold Brook, Herkimer Co., N.Y., June 8tli, Mra. to au Infant Charity Hospital or Asylum. My Orleans. endless future. Inorder to gain'll;« so elements, Q.—Aro there ngt many planet's where 1’iuman- first recollections are of that’place; and qnailay, Thursday, March 28 —Invocation: Questions and Answers; Freelove Fenner, aged 81 years. it becomes necessary for the soul to gain certain Alice Somers, of New York City, to her mother: Fannie Bur­ Rhe leaves behind her five sons and one dapghter. Wo * ity is far in advance of our own? when I was about three years old, I was-allowed bank Felton; Mlles Thompson, to Daniel Pendergast; Mary learned that the deceased was fdr many yraru a firm believer experiences through matter. If these are not.. A.—Certainly, jnst as wo aro in advance of to go ont with an older chili’ that was sometimes .Ann.Dodge, of Vtlca, to Nathan Dodge; John Hartze, to in Spiritualism, and frequently sp» ke of death as a ftlendlv Peter Hartze, of Bi'Ston. messenger—to bo welcomed, rather than dreaded. With fidel­ gained byono revolution or. one life, the sonl re­ many others; the older tho planet, tho more per­ in tho-liabit of taking the little ones out for.an _ J/..nrfa», Aprii 1.—Invocation: Questiona and Answers; ity Rhe dlRchnrxfil the ‘duties of her Ma’lnn. and during her turns again, tal es up the broken threads, perhaps A"nn Cole; honniR Mnc-irtliy. of Boston, to JnmcR Mncarthy; long life, it was her habitual cate; ns far* as pnsMble. to con­ fect its productions. _ - airing. She was hump-backed, and otherwise Nma Siilo»ny, of Brooklyn. N. Y., to her mother; Arthur tribute to the well-being a- d hapnb os* nf oihers The sons- upon another planet and goes on to elaborate for Qit.—Of conrso htinianity cannot expect to ।i deformed. It seems that this day she went fur­ Bfftnhley. to bh mother, of Winchester, Tenn. likewise accept tlio teacblnpR of spiritual Intercourse and Tttidfiy. April ‘¿.-Invocation;- Quci-tions and Answers; phenomena, and are intelligent, respectable, and iiifluentlaj itself a wedding garment—one fitted to enduro,, show signs of greater maturity, until.the planet ther than usual, and we got lost. She sot me Daniel Foote,, of Montpelier, Yt, to Jth sons; Catharine citizens The «titer, a Ui.lvorsnllRt nilnhtcr. was requested throughout endless ages. ’ lias arrived at a more perfect state.. Will«, of L’ttlo Compton, Eng., to her brother In this country ; td attend the funeral of Mrs. Fonn'T on Sunday. tholOthoi down on a door-step, and told me to wait while William Derrlncer, of the Pennsylvania Reserve Corps, to his June, «hen he made a brief art dr» r* to ayory large nnd sym- Qli.—Your saying, if the foul does not gain . A.—It is dependent upon Mother Earth for what |• she went to- inquire the way, because 1 had got father: Minnie DeLaccy, of New Orleans, La., to her father; path z'ng congregation, on the gift of immortal life and tho Jcs«e Hutchinson. blessings of the after state, vindicating the Universal Father ■what is necessary through one life, seems to im­ the physical body shall bo, and if Mother Earth so tired I could n’t go any farther. I waited a Monday, April Invocation; Questions and Answers; and benefactor from the charge of consigning an Immortalized ply a possibility that, it might do so. clan only bear frtiijUliâFis injperfect, because of Isaac Ric’’, nf Boston; “Jake,” to Mana TvndaP, of Oneloit sou’ to irrenudlablo and unending sufl'rrlng Thereafter tho long time,.I tlibuglit. She didn't come back for sa«, La.; Moses C'ark, ni Boston: William May, of Bòston, to, remains were deposited In their last resting n’nee. . .A.—We do not know tha* it is not possible, her own Imperfett state, that does not arguo that me, and I started in the direction she bad gone. I his children ; “ Tad ’’ Lincoln, to his mother; Anna Robinson, W.G. ANDEB80N. therefore it is safer to assume the ground that wo of Snrlncfleld, Mas’., tn her innther. ‘ , she never will bear perfect fruit. On tho Con­ got lost again, then I sat down and cried. Ah old1 Ttipfday, April 9.—invocation; Questions and Answers; From Holllston. Mass., May 31st, Mrs. tydla B. Maxwell, have. trary, she prophesies a grand and sublime future lady found me, asked me what -I was crying about. James Lawrv of Portsmouth. N. tL, to his ann; Sam Head, to ' his son: wmidtn H. Purse; Margaret Rollins, of Boston, to aged 60 yea’s and 8 months. r. Q —Are'there any of humanity who do not pos­ for coming generations. . I told her. She asked me whore I lived. I did her brother, ■ - Rhe had been a great Rufferer with internal cancer formany-*»-^ . sess the element’s of immortality? Tuesday, Jane II.—Invocation ; Questions and Answers: months previous to her release from her body, butjntmlcjpa.' • ■ r Q -I look out upon the whole world; what do n’t know. You see, sir, most of this I got from Ab'jah Wr ite; Walter Montgomery, to hisfrlcrdr : EPzahrth tlonofsonn entering upon the realities of tho higher me, I say, yes, emphatically. Immortal­ I see? Pain, both physical and mental, misery of spiritual gulirilianB. wbo remember bettor than I Corning, to hereon Samuel, of-Londondcrry, N.IL; Cbailcs some of the beauties nf which she had been enabled to pe Drnner; dam»s Raulibury, of Boston hold, she awaited wllti patience and met with Joy the great ity means something more than going beyond the qome kind, almost everywhere, and dekth :oT'tbe should; I was too ydiing. She asked me where' Thursday, June 13—invocation; Questions and Answers; change. In her growing weakness she felt that heavenly . grave, something more than existing for hun­ bodies of men and animals, at last. Now,. I Jick Harney, of Oalvestnn,Texas; Ellen Crossgrnvc. of B.»s* mcfesengo-R were hovering aro'und her, wh sperlng words or . my mother lived. I told her I had n’t any. I did-' ton, to btr brother and Maier; Capt. John Sampson, of Bris­ cheer, giving her the rich assurance that It Ir not all of dentil dreds, thousands, or even'millions of years. It would ask the spirit controlling, whether the ex- 'n’ ’t know what the word mother meant. Well, tol.M/.,; Ram. Ray. óf Portsmouth, N.H.; Jo-nnle Atchl- to die. Tho bereaved ones will feel that she I* with tnem» means future eternity. Souls, as souls, inde- P’Bnhridgeport. 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Chicago Item* weekly In Eliot Hall, the attendance being good, and thb In­ NEW YORK. terest sustained. Tho session on Thursday evening, June NOWjlEADY. In my last, I promised my experience at one of _ __ —— 13th, was devoted to the recitation of personal experience Mrs. Maud Lord's seances at the ’’New Spirit Convention of Mecbe»ter.-oiio of our earnest Trmple HallA correspondent Informs us. that “On 0 tho manifestations; after which sho took her pobi- workers In ihpso quarterly conferences, anil who.o proi- Tlie fourth city in the Union in population in Bunday, Juno 19th, tho Children's Lyceum came together ALLEN PUTNAM,; .­ tiot.s in tlm centre of tho circle. Before the lights eriro amongst hb was Badly mim’d by. all-Bavo those more with Increased numbers and Interest. Tho usual exorcises Author of “Spirit Works;'"' Natty, a Spirit;" "Mcimerlun not without iti peculiar ebaraeti'rUtii's and fen- were extinguished, Mr. Lord placed the guitar on I'lt-’lily.Rlfted who frequently »aw hl» noble »plrlt In our wore varied with singing, declamations, roading, etc, In Spiritualism, Witdicrxit «nd Miracle;etc , etc. tures that dwtlngulsh it from the other groat i-iiieu my lap, and the tambourine in another persun’s; n,|l,'!> *ul1 "'»king ns ofyuro. ■ ...... which Ahby Putnam. Bertlo Moody, Mr. Janos,’Jenny Cow­ of our nation. In wealth, or real value of prop- Tho remainder of tho morning session was occupied with This comprehensive volume of more than '400 pages win then we were (Hrt’cted to Join handH, an follow«: ard, Nathan Giay, the Guardian, Mrs. Boll, and Mr. Patte:« pr sinVtu tin* reader a wide range of useful Inlormatlon upon orty, It may perhaps Im sixth or seventh, by^ield- . brief addresser Mr. Greenhow, editor of tho Horncllflylllo each peTHon placing the loft hand upon the right, son took part. ' . , subjects of tho utmost Ituporlence. . ing to Boston and Baltimore, wldeli underrate it Tribune, spoke relative to the Inconsistencies of the bibll- Tho Spiritualist Association jn Temple IToil, In connection Index of Subject» l>l»eu.»edi ' wrist of his neighbor, tlniH leaving tint right baud. 1 cal n.arrntlVo, and Elijah Beckwith, of Cameron Mills, made in population; but it is in wealth tlie ilrst.in tlm with the Lyceum, will have a grand union spiritual picnic Adversity, Alcohol, John A. Andrew, Animal Faculties, Bplr. fruo to nbnkir band« with onr npirit frintnlH. Am j remarks regarding hi» personal experience among list of eities off dm eoast ami away from Its com- at Waldon Lake, Concord, Thursday, July 11th. Full par­ Itual National Association, Astrology, Atmosphere, Altrac* noon as tho room became dark, Mr«. Lord clapped people opposed to hie belief. Dr. Samuel Underhill, of Illi-' ticular» hereafter." ’ / lion, Modlumlstic Aura, heard, Detier land, Blas, Bible, Big. meree.| 1 otry. Body, Celestial Body, Burning of Body, David Brainerd I- noia, an old pioneer ami a true veteran In tho cause, gave her band», ho that nil miglrfaknow how they wore Milford.—Town Hall.—E. 8. Wheeler lectured on Bun­ Burial. Business, Chinese, Christina, Clirlstlanlly, Clalrvoy. Allòri» is said to have found more congenial. : U» of hl» largo cxperlcnco at durèrent limes through thè employed (hiring thn matiifeKtatioiiH. The guitar*'---- day, the 16lh inst, much toIV Illi.tiic/atiefaction ALUIOIW'.m'I.VI of thovuv critical anco,- - • Clergyman,- *** ’ .Coffee,* - • ’ -Difficult Communication,■ FriendlyJ . company Imre than m any . Ity in Um I'nil.-d The Misse. Qulgly. of ».merlilo, favored us Tho friend» In Milford maintain Communication, Laws of Communication, Compensation, waa taken from my lap and carried over tho heada Convention. ftudlonco Ih that placo. Tho frlemls In Milioni maintain CuI)greMi consciousness, Double Consciousness, God’s Con. . States. Tlm roMon ¡.,ob ibly is, that we bave a with sweet, Bongs, adding to the harmonywrf tho meeting, - S *_» UI. . V. VUO II O Uiq VZW M W V ■ WM v .. w v, w»« O Wil* of the entire circle; it was not in tune, therefore lectures every uliorniito SiinrWttfiftVr thought ìliìllull theretilíirO isIR toLo beL)O aft v»VH:“ BCanl.,,>,mn»a|UUBneBB , Colton,Pnllnn Credulity,vzarl ni 11 u Criticism, fiumi»Cure», riif.b».,..-Darkn»,^ ' cL'Im.m of wruDhy, ariRt»hTatiDay of Judgment, Death, Death Scones, Sue. abroad lar^i’ly. ami liavu more of the air ami closed an acceaalon to our numbers arrived by the midslay, Bro. Wheeler Informs us thainiilygood, Instructive teach- cesslyoDeath, Deity. De.tlny, Development, Devil,Disease, mtiHie, but they proved to us that they had great . » • . . /, »«fir « . .. a n.n Dog-Medium. Dove, Earth Changing, Earth Dying, Size of maninTs of Ihiroppan fonrtfi an«l foreign aria- • train on tho Valley Rai road—lately extended to this place ors and »peakers arodeelred In Milford, and the Society are Eiirlh B|00lrlcltyt Electricity a Motor. Elijah. Embryo Soul power. The tambourine was shaken violently— toiTivy, ami who toady to foreign titles more than , ■ - from Aron and Mount, Morris. - able and willing to fairly conipetieatc auch as may bo Endore Order of Eternal Progrees, Evil, Faith, Family Re. splrlt-hailds gently manipulatbd onrs; a ring was I jftrrmon Sruion,—Convened al 2 r. m„ with a Bong by the riti/eiiK of onr other Western ritlea, or per- pruvc Lyceum <>f New A oik wlll.hold jeBUB a Light, Jobub a Medium. Only Begotten Jobub, Jobub Ileal« with lino effect. (hear Bennett fpoko of the harme­ tlu'ii ilrst rieiilc this si-num In the lieautl nl and attractive - . .. ft...... “ .. ... thmm of N..« Y.uKind I'. .Itimorn, where tlm for- b',!r!‘ nf ,,H’ Tl"’ K,lw ,u"’ a Spiritualist, Star of Bethlehem, Jesus a Bullbrcr, IleBur-' Elm Park Grove, Sulim I.luml, Tuvulny. .1 e 2-1, 1'71 This nlzlng effect of flowers,. 'Mr». Brown (a colored ladj)(wa» ifigti element .Mill moF.n.rgelv prevailH. Intern- '»»»? »"'1 were recognized. , grove I- »pi-i'hllyiidapti-ii to «neb nc.:a»lon«, liuvluga itifen- reclhui of Jobub, Second Coming of Jesus, Jobub Unedu-' i .....i .....i ...__ __ ... ilbl iilntlonn lorilniiclim, with swings In nliuiuliineo. The Park catcd, Judgment Day, Jupiter, King Alcohol, Rosetta Kllon, purahee i* tl o'wiirit rvll of this 'cHhh of our ci(i- ■ SoYora* tliOHo duHcrlbed were enabled to ontranccd. nml gave a test In the prosenco of iho »plrlt of ze'ns, and,y et they are'not willing ¿> bo told of 1»? ! rU"z,) ‘>«'"•«<’1^, and touch, and whisper to tlm! ’...... Mr» Weed, who, with her hirbuud, lived in Dansville when' will he reaeheil by s-earner leaving Pier III N IL. between Knowledge. Land, Bettor Land, Landholders, Languages, Dey iinrl I'ortlanilt streets, st 10 a. st , ami hourly ¡luring tho Lavoisier, Law, Prohibitory Law, Loaming, Ann Lee, Blood friend«. Ono, a «pirit child of Mr Pratt, not only In earth-life, both being pi>jf»nn»‘J some twelve yearn ago—1 diiy. lletresl.nienrs cmi bo oblnlneil nt tlie Park at rcasunublo Letter», Danner Circle Letters, Levitation, Liberty, Lie, Life, rior tri m'iH'pt a remedy for tliti evil that kei pi ,nil the itnlomentn being rocognlzn^. After nomo further re­ rate». A Band will accompany the excursion * Essence of Life. Life GeimB, Unconscious Life, Lightning, patted bin face, and whiapered to him, but actual­ Tickets for the round, trip .Ml cents; children hiilf price. Liquor, Liquor Law, Madness, Magnetism, Man, AttrlbutOB itbuni in : l'ovèrty. They know bnt llitlo abont marks by Bros. Seaver. Greenhow, and Uriah J. Nadi, the The nch)«led, . |o> iiu-nt to be derived, Is to raise tnn h »11 llicfent to pnrcliaso v'ottH to the laHt-nmntioimd ninnifeHtatioitH Mr. anew >et ol i quipnier ts for-ttir New York (’htldren’a Lyceum, Mangum, Manifestation, Physical Manifestation, March abont by pohtli-lqnH, amb as oTien inailexn vote Everting fiutinn —After flinging by Bro. Beals, Mr.Walker, recently ontmized. T.her* f<^,ea cordial Invitation Is extended Winds, Marriage, Matter. Mediums, Bad Mediums, Personal Pratt had been au opponiir to RpiritnaliHin; now of the Dansvlllo '«Home on tho Hillside," read hits maiden 0» all Irlend* of tlie L\cytiniJ as well as those who would en Ing Mediums.jucamni». Mediumship,meniuinBiin», Memory,memory, Memory Dependentvuih’uuvui> onuu apainsi their Inti'ri'Ht asforit.. The bfisitmsH rnen joy n plciisni.t time. to., join jhls Excursion, thereby assisting Vorm. Memory—Recording Angel», Men—their Difference», i ho is a firm believer, and will study .the pliiloso- npi’ech, relating to tho pondorablo and imponderable ele­ and profi'H-done nf tlm city anf largely. fhim fluì ! Beside« nnisfe and dancing, there will be singing and speak- Men Visit fl|rirlt-Land, Mon are Living Thr?o Llvo», Mesmer . pby, and thus be able to meet all arguments ments tn nature, which he maintained always accompanied Inn interesting to all. Eleoiient speakers and earnest friends Um, Millennium, MRid, War of Mind, JUhn, Nanio», Name» Eaet, whieh has nlready greally improved its ¿ft .business silice ilio war; limi yet thern is net y< t > against hie how belief. — •apldL./MeMrs. Bennett and-Rico made remarks, followed of the Lyceum ar« invited mid expected to be present. Our Dltllcult to GiVLV'NorcotiCB, Negro, Oblivion. Objcctlvltwi, • ! After sitting in this circle for an hour or more, by Mrs, Parkhurst, who doi»erllM’d varions sphIt» presented Bister Lvcenm of Brookly n and Its friends, arc cordially invit- Occupation», Opium, Organization»,* Oyfltor Buppor. Theo- onongh of iIiJh ulnmeut to introduce tho copper cd. and expected to Jnin in ths Picnic...... ^oro Parker, Paris. Phrenologlc Blas, Phy Biclana. Planet», the medium said sho would favor us with a “'cab­ to her Inner vision. A laRremalnuil long «motiglienough for all to «eosee H Sunday Morning Setiion.—After a;song, “Tho Evergreen Bchawlo, Science, Banner Bëance», ßocretlvencB», Beer, fiho- ' * Ita .. , I f. » ■ . 1 1 1, n , li. .11.1 — • 1... 1 ta .« .. ... K .■> T ta .1 ^Moiintalns of Life," a committee of ton was appointed, of ' Quarterly Convention. koriem. Bln. Blander, fllcop, Bomnambullem. Soul, State Bov­ hilt order it. Our city still ‘supports a large class | n,ni1 füül H»r« «»»»‘« tH«1 not belong to Mrs. Lord, , n \ . - «>TTin. orelgnty. Mental Sphere, 8ec*»nd Bpjiore, Spirit, Spirit Accl- ImnP anySffilro^oumfe»^U1 be^l^ <’*’"«• Al ono-side, and tlm faim, and neck of n gen- and’ holdingythrec sessions each day. Lota delegation from Spirit Control, Spirit Day, Spirit Death, Spirit Desire»,' înanlfeBlatlons of materialization now beingglven ln various each townlie present We Invite all who can to attend, nnd spirit Development. Spirit Disease. Spirit Elementa, Spirit spiso labor atid laborer-, and live by.i their,.wltlL ÄIU’e»r««l and retnnined atleast twomin- localities by our friends in spirit-life. '• . . . ’ ' ' especially our brother» and sister» from Cheshire County. i;tcinal. Sidrlt Exchange, Spirit Facilities. Spirit Flesh, ' or <>n friends am) relatives. ? .Ht«», hut no one recogniztd him., A spiri.t-voice 2!!taMi1,nc.!i’',.tcr.iiIr<'niti1,oVietm.mrntils tlir Spirit Flower». Spirit Food, Spirit Form», Spirit Gordon., Mrs. Brown again described several spirits who had lived is m>»'lbl “ Good ?w»X iiKCou' e^ource» id ’inter".! «nJ Spirit Guidos Spirit Hands. Spirit Heat, Spirit Home.. Spirit 3 ' .-..Taking tlm whole citv, ono'of tlm grgatost, arid !!i‘ll°'1 for » ßl»«» of w'ator, which a stranger pres. In Dansvitlo, who wero identified. n i profit may he expected. Hunting, Spirit Infant», Spirit Influx. Spirit Knowledge, probably tlm greatest evil isMrunkenmms; for at ‘’»».P»""«'! to Hmsplrij titoligli tboaperture.. The Mrs. Willie’B. Qflkmati, of Rochester, followed with her By order of the Executive Committee-,' • Spirit Land, Spirit Language, Sphit Light», Spirit Like- least oim-tliírd of tlm el.ildren aro líegotten ¡„ «l’lrit» then m|uestod tlm door to be opened, anil rtrst effort’ (under Influence) upon tho spiritual rostrum in à ■ ’ , '•TvSrVtflJx;'Secretary. ‘ uobbob, Spirit Marriage, Spirit Memory, Spirit Motions, ■n u------' . - ,------*•••——— t .. Spirit MurIo, Spirit Namoj, Spirit Nationality, Spirit Night, few choice remarks. This lady was subsequently (In private drunkenness of one or both parents and in va- 111,1 Illeili»ln o'»»"' out-with tlie goblet upon her The Van Ifttiren Co. Circle of Splrltiiullata Spirit Objectivities, Spirit Occupation». Spirit Organ«, Spirit nous di grec» ot intoxication, by wldiih-tbe 'oflk -head.the wnter liavingdisnppeared. Tlm com- circle) solemnly consecrated by tbo angel host, through sqv- Will holdlt» next Quarterly MKJrtlnR at South Haven. Mich., PercoptlonB, Spirit PhyBiclan», Spirit Property, SpIrltRecng- onibmedlums present, to the holy work of elevating human­ the first SiHufday and Sunday (tho :H’ and 4th) of August, nltlun, Spirit Record»,' Spirit Rest, -Spirit Reunion». Spirit ;• -spring, ar« .injuriously affected, Onr city never examined the knots in the rope, and d.i add Hiss meet­ the best writorri of the ago. , into the nmrc’advanced and beautiful realm of summer-land: ROB8 OF VACCINATION, Mrs.' Mary E. Weeks, an excellent e’alrvoyant that although freq neatly cmilng like a dark .shadow over' y ings ’o Iki In-Id mi the siibioòt• »dorp.•1'W»i are op- mental and test, medium; Pho has been so kindly those who are loft behind, it yet relievos The earth pf her Which everybody should read. posed-.to strikis ixeipt usa lust resort, and (ti dfreased and crippled, ns also of her more highly progtossod children, ami tran«r>hvitB them, rejuvenated; Into tho fairer To any one sending us Three Dollars, between. THE DI8EJLBQDIED UtNDS OP ' favor of the i 'ght hour system, fair compensa­ remembered by many of the' Banner readers, since tbo groat fire, confemplatos visl itij} Colora­ ticif I a of Immnital life over tho river on that shining shore. tion, and. luw.-r rents anil- prices of the neri ssa- - .7?/:flved.*To lost to the holy arate addresses—together with one of tho’fol- ... REV. HOSEA BALLOU, work which, wlnlo here, commanded their sours’ hlghoit do- in many other-cities, whero tho disparity in not as c.imrgi'r tue. not unmindful of kindness shown lowing-named finely executed pictures : *” RABBI JÖSHUAL BERT, their wojthy medium. More anon. . . . votion; but that, as guardian angels, more fervent, pure groat between ijiiployrr and workman. and elevated, we may still expect them to coüperaté with us ' ' CARDINAL CH EVE BUS, . • . ■ Annie Lorin CiiamberlAYn. . In advancing this greatest, truest, most uohlo work of tho nineteenth centtiry.; ami that we, in turn, will endeavor, by ‘‘THE SPIRIT BRIDE,” . „/ ” REV. LORENZO DOW, ;THE FUTURE. greater purity nf'life and devotion to principles, to become ' 1. ABNER KNEELAND, Anniversary .Ueeiihr at'Stiirgi.M, Mich. more worthy of their efllqjont co do so will not be'entitled to the PROF. ROBERT HARE, see things mieioseopieally we should bo afraid to out the sessions, lion,-J. G. Wait presided, as .York, and committees were appointed to make jorrango- Premium. —„ . . : GEORGE A. REDMAN, Medium, ‘ - move. Tims our knowledge is suited to situation ments therefor, After some remarks by several present, sistod by Mr. Allen Fox,' of Stqrgis. The speak­ THE SPIRIT BRIDE, a card photograph, 10x12 . REV. T. STARR KING, and clri'iiniHtances. Were we informed before­ Mrd.’Parkhnrst gave a stirring address, urging Spiritualists ers present, were: Giles B. Stebbins, of Detroit, RABBI- JOSEPH LOWENTHAL, hand of g.-oil tl'ings provided for ns bv Provlr ■ to their highest duties, and counseling charity toward each inches, is from a superb crayon drawing, executed . denee, fn ni that moment wo should cease to an- Rev. J. II. Stewart,of Kendallville, Ind., "James . REV. JOHN MD RR AY, joy the blessings we possess, become iniliflerent •M Choate, (formerly of Boston—late of Wiscon­ other and to the: spIrlUworld. Sho was followed by Mrs. in the highest style of art by a medium artist, ' REV. JOHN, J?IERPONT, Dutton, also of Rochester, who- alluded to the practicality of •to present iliuies, and be tilled with restless Im­ sin) Father Woodworth, J. K.-Bailey, of Chicago, DR. A. SIDNEY DOANE, . patience. Or suppose the things foreki.-own were -both,earth and spirlkllfe, and tliütfcfrnparativo-sInUlar- (Mr. E. Howard Doane,) while under perfect con­ gloomy and mlverse: what dismay and dekpon- W. P. Mason, of South Bend; Ind.,’ Mrs. Carrie Ity In tho ossenilal elemonts of Rte. ‘ trol .of the spirits. The picture represents the . REV. HENRY 'WARE, detic.y would bo the conHequenceof the discovery!, Cushman, of Mattison, Branch Co,, Mich., Mt. . Evening Setsii n^Song by Bro. Beals and Miss Qulgly. ' KA-DA AB-DAL, head and bust, life-size, of a young lady arrayed -And bow many times should wo sutler in imagi- Stegeman, of AlleganlMich., Mrs. L. E. Drake, o Bro. Seaver, under control of'Gén. James B. Wadsworth, . . LEWIS HOWARD, In bridal costume, and ornaments the walls of our x nation wliqt we now only enduro in reality 1 Who ■ Plainwell, Mich., and others. We congratulati gavo' an Instrdctlvo description bf his experience on'ontor- . ■ . THOMAS PAINE, ' would wish to draw I ack a veil winch savis them Public Free Circle Room. Some of the mostcom- ■ from so many diKpiietudos? If some of you had tho Sturgis friends on the success .of their meet­ Ing his present state of existence. Remarks by Messrs. Distinguished Lights of the pA&t, Greenhow and Nash. Bro. Taylor gave the address of tho • petent Judges in the country have examined and ■ _ ; known the troubles through which you have ing. V. , Cei'.has. since waded, you would have fainted under the evening, on tho “Evldcncesof Spiritualism," dwelling more admired thia Portrait, and do not hesitate to pro- HEBE SPEAK Iirospect. Hut what wo 'know not now, wo shall Rockford, Kent Mich. .particularly upon the recent manifestation» as witnessed at nounca it a superior work of art. Its anatonjical To the Embodied Intelligences of To-day. tnow hereafter.’" , • . Moravia and in other localities. " He also gave his personal accuracy, beautiful expression and finish are in­ Their utterance», ns given through the lips of MBS J. H. This argument carried out, would bp tho doc-, A quarterly meeting of the Spiritualist Society exporlenco regarding spirit return. ’ . deed worthy the pencil of any accomplished artist. CON ANT, recorded by the pen of the phonographic scrlbo, of this thriving town was helrt on the Sth-and Dll- There are But a very few fhltbfol adherents to our cause anil published from time to time In the M ESSA'IE DEl’ABT trine of " take no thought for the n brfow,”and THE SPIRIT OFFERING is a card photo-, JfENT, on 'he Sixth l’age ol the BANNER OF LIGHT, have ' of course wholly destructive of that wise provi­ of June, Rev. T. H. Stewart, Rev. Mr. XYordon in Dansville, yet this Convention was a decided success in graph, 10x12 inches in size. Its central figure is awakened the greatest Interest In society concerning and Mrs. F. A. Logan were the speakers. Tin every respect. The attohdanço. was uniformly largo, the ' donee by which wo sow in spring to reap in au- that of a young girl just blooming into woman­ meeting convened in the free church recently proceedings ■blerôtïng and spliltunllzlng, but little occur­ THE ORIGIN OF MAN, ■ turnn, or by which we provide in summer for the hood. .Her head is .crowned with white roses, and built by the Spiritualists. The attendance was ring to disturb the harmony and tranquility of our sessions*. storms of-winter. 'The child should never he' veiled'with fleecy drapery; and her eyes, down­ 'large, and the Interest increased to the closing, Tho addresses were good and eloquent, thb music and sing­ THE DUTY DEVOLVING UPON EACH INDIVIDUAL, -taught of the duties of manhood and old age, and ing sweet and : uplifting, the weather balmy and pleasant; cast jtnd mild, are fixed upon a small cluster of AND THE sess'on. The number of Local Societies in th» God ought not to have: placed tho two oh earth and, taken altogether, it was one of tho best gatherings we lilies,, which are clasped in her shapely hands. DESTtNY OF THE RACE, County is five (5), as follows: Rockford, Bostwick have ever had. All returned homo refreshed, cheered and together, but the young seo the aged and leprn The picture is universally admired .by all who . . : As treated from tho several standpoints which tho what they may come to. We have often heard it Lake, Tisco, Lowell and Grand Rapids. Inspired. ’ have seen it. * said that it was sacrilegious to open the spirit-life Many thanks are due the friends In Dansviho for their Send In your names as yearly subscribers to Freedom from Artificial Constraint, SpiritnullMii in Ipswich, Mass. generous hospitality so bounteously bestowed on one and AND THE to those living here, and that God had. not de­ the Bann-er of Light, the oldest Spiritual­ all. • . Sabah A. Bunns, Secretary. signed it, or he would have done it tliroughTils D. D. Kimball write«: “ Wo do not feel to longer ist paper in the world, and obtain your cEoice , Tîocheiter, June 14» 1872. ' - ADDED LIGHT OF THE SPIBIT-WOBLD, Bender inevitable to the reflecting soul entering It la oho­ ' church. Probably he would if he had any church keep our light under a btiBbel. A year since, out’’ of these two fine pictures. The Banner is a On earth, but since he has not, It is opened through village would.havo been alarmed by the presence reliable exponent of the Spiritual Philosophy. ' dlcnco to the flat of - . natural laws, and we are glad of a chance to get of an out-and-out Spiritualist’; hut ‘ .vybatchangeH SpIrilunliNt Kybcuins au»l Lectures. .PublicLectures from noted speakers appear in its some reliable information to enable us to prepare.. doth a year bring round.’ One or two persons, MHETiHohlN tloswn.—kliot Hall, comer Eliot arid Tremont columns from time to time, together with Original streets.—TheSlo-tmi Spiritualist»’ Union linhl their regular a suitable outfit for the journey and to provide without the aid of a society, induced the eloquent mectlntrs every Thursday evening at 7i o’clock. The public Stories, Scientific and Philosophical Essays, Mes- As an Encyclopedia of Spiritual Information tWaworkli some suitable currency that will save us from ab­ Miss Susie A. Willis to speak for us during th» are cordially invited to attend. Dr. Il F. Gardner, President; without a superior. , ,,v. Mrs. L. F. Kltlrvilge, Secretary.—The Children’» Progressive sage.Department, Spiritual Phenomena,'Corre That It is a carefully condensed and digested volume, too ject poverty there. ’ . month of December. Her lectures, improvisa­ Lyceum meets av |iij n. M. every Sunday. spondence from all parts of the world, &o. It also high reputation ot Its compiler IS a warrant. tions, social qualities and deportment advertised Jotin A. Andrew Hall, corner of CSauncn and Essex streets.— advocates the rights of woman, as well as other jPrlco 81,CIO... ;•.... JPostaKO 24 cents. THE OLDEST CITY IN THE WORLD. Lecture bv Mr. S. A. Floyd, aL'JH anilli r. k. The audience Spiritualism so favorably and effectually, that we privileged I o'ask rin v proper questions on spirituality.. Ex­ needed reforms. . ' > For sale wKIlesalo and retail by the publish»,». WM The Advent Christian Times Hays Dajnasctis is were induced to employ I. P. Greenleaf, who, cellent quartette singing. Public Invited. 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