fk titn c e ^pirifuaftem (A stro lo g y Z 'b tO0op6g flpafmistiu wS(Devoted1 to Progressive,NF Religious15 and ScientificWER. Thought, J ^ p n o tis m Criticism NUHBER 37. ‘lTl Y"d a l e ,''"nT y” APRIL 15. 1900. VOLUME 4" ~ municate him. If this does not bring the is made that Prof. Hyslop, of Columbia THE INDIAN MULLAH.. unhappy man to his senses, the Mullah* college, has joined the ranks of advanced don their sacred robes and, carrying the thinkers. green standard of the Prophet, go up When men of such recognized ability, HE day of the Mullah in British trained in Biblical history, trained also T India is about over. Strict prohib- and down throughout the land proclaim­ ing the Mohammedian war-cry, and cal­ in .the dogmas and creeds of their respec­ .itory orders will be issued by the English tive churches, and who have closely ap­ governing authorities against the Mul­ ling on the faithful to avenge the honor of the apostle of the Prophet. plied themselves to the study of Scripture lahs, and they will only be permitted to and science, in order to disprove Spirit­ follow their calling within narrow limi- To those who flock to their side they promise eternal bliss, to those who ig­ ualism, the very foundation of Scripture, ' tations. This is certain to provoke trou­ the old principles designed by God; when ble at first, as the loyalty of the natives nore -their appeals everlasting torture. The Mullah’s voice is not raised in vain. such giant intellects are being converted, for the Mullahs is most intense, but in we may well pause and ask: What next? the end the suppression of the wild-brain­ He soon has a frantic army following the green flag, willing to go anywhere and Believers will patiently await Prof. Hys- ed fanatics will be of lasting' benefit to lop’s statement., Hbwever, the learned the millions Of India. do anything their leader pleases. When a Mullah dies, the place of his professor cannot make known anything The Indian Mullah is simply an exag- relating to the future more than is al­ erated type of the reyivalist, or evangel­ death becomes a sacred shrine at which miracles are worked. There is not a vil­ ready known right here in our midst. ist; a man gifted with the peculiar kind In St. Paul resides a greater than Mrs. of oratory which stirs the blood and be­ lage throughout the whole Pathan coun­ try which has not its holy spot, to which Piper, of Bostbn, of whom the professor fuddles the brain of the ignorant, and an speaks. Miss Julia is even more select adept manipulator of the superstitious • the sick, the halt and the blind resort than Mrs. Piper, for there are only three 1 streak which disfigures the religious for relief. persons who know of her wonderful psy­ tlioughtsjof the illiterate. A village of Bonerwals, which had long suffered from the fact that no Mullah chic powers. Could this lady be induced There are good and evil Mullahs, but to give public seances sunlight would ill­ the praiseworthy work accomplished by had ever died there and from a conse­ uminate where now all is gloom. For some affects only the few, while the vil­ quent absence of a miracle-working shrine three hours I have listened to the most lainies of others wrecks the lives of mul-' determined to put an end to this degrad­ ■ eloquent language and explanation of the titudes. To the latter type belongs Na- ing conditions of affairs. The leading futnre state. Certainly she is a marvel. jam-ud-din, the “Mad Mullah.” ' men of the village met in council and de- Even,- little village in northwestern i cided upon a remedy, which had a true Like the professor, 1 was a scoffer of scoffers. Now I am a 'believer of believ­ India has -.its Mullah, and whenever he ^Oriental flavor. appears in public he is invariably follow­ j There was living in a distant town a ers. Owing to my old orthodox teach­ ed by a crowd of young and old, who Mullah with the highest reputation for ings I struggled hard against the evidence show him every respect. Generally he holiness. A deputation from the benight­ of my own senses to prevent such belief Madam Ianthe Yigaler. is a white-l»earded, venerable man, carry­ ed village waited on this Mullah and im­ taking possession of me, but I had to ing in his right hand a long staff, and in plored him to shed the light of his coun­ succumb. Through Miss Julia I have LICaHTWANTED^ tenance on them for a few days. The conversed with relatives and friends up­ BY BELLE V. CUSHftAN. his left a large volume of the law accord-1 ing to Mohammed. When the procession priest was so flattered at this testimony on subjects known to no other persons. a« a J fa .♦his fcdr Jxin/3 r Tj.-at.hes a public place the leader seat® „trvhi« piety, that he gladly consented. Our conversation was conducted as easily “WKerettTtQ' day the prracherstf ; and pleasantly as ever it was when those To tell the peuuHT great and stnaYl, himself; his disciples stand round or sit He was entertained on his arrival to a That God ityfcjjjTvither lovies us all, at his feet; and the general public assem­ considerable feast. When the banquet friends were in life even to a joke of Aud pravw his doctrine sound and true ble at a little distance to-hear the gems had ended the chief rose and solemnly in­ twenty-five years ago, which had quite By teftmg what his God will do slipped my memory. Facts are stubborn .. That we are to blame is hard to believe of wisdom that fall from the holy man's formed their guest of the sad condition ror sifHong ago committed by Eve, lips. of the villagers through no holy man things. If our senses are not to be relied *YSpiritualism of so thing is lacking in our education. With­ I'll be safe and repent, while its early, or Mohmund sitting with a Mullah and in the realms of this world the good and But, at present, will roam at my will; many men eminent in literature, educa­ Just ceasing in time to be sorry, vigorously repeating a charm or perform­ tion and church, is sufficient to make the evil spirits are around us, but there is a And Jesus will settle the bill! ing a subtle incantation to enable him most credulous person think seriously.- limit beyond which the evil eanuot pro­ I will steal, I will rob, or I’ll murder, to fix the affections of some fair lady Amongst the many are Sir William ceed. There is no association beyond. Or do any dark deed that I will; who is not enamored of his gray hairs. Crooks, president of the British associa­ „ —R.' L. S. Defraud my brother, or neighbor, St. Paul, Minn. And Jesus will settle the bill! A Mullah’s most sensitive point is the tion; Alfred R. Wallace, Prof. Zollner, of This, this is the lesson that’s taught us, dignity of his office. When that is out­ Germany, Dr. Joseph Cook, Dr. George Bv those who the pulpits do fill; raged there is trouble in the land. He Sexton, all able men in science. A recent If you are not a subscriber That for every wrong that’s done us, calls the bretheren to a council. They convert is Rev. Dr. B. F. Austin, B. A., Send 10 Cents in Silver Kind Jesus will settle the bill! suspend all the rights of public worship, But reason refuses the credit, B. D., cx-principal of Alma college, Can­ And receive And holds us our contracts to fill; denounce their enemy as a dog and an ada, who has recently been deposed from And I think, at the day of the judgment, infidel, cover him and his people with the Methodist church owing to his views The Sunflower I’ll find I must pay my own bill! their maledictions and practically excom­ on that subject. Now the announcement THREE MONTHS. The Sunflower. APRIL BUFFALO NEWS. sent to the family and to the Spiritual sister was a devotee. This tunic is now ®rf\er) sAqcf eNotf. ist papers of publication. in the parochial church of Argenteuil, to Mrs. A. G. Atcheson. which many pilgrimages are made. rT«r«a m aiac; maA tbroagli wfck Jadea't plala. H. W. Richardson, of East Aurora, at­ Jessie Hawk. The holy winding sheet is at Turin. The San wan riakiaf In the western iky; tended the State Convention and ad­ A. G. Atcheson. The church of Cadouin in the diocese of Tto bird* had song their evening: songs again. dressed the andience at different times. The shepherds watched their weary docks hard by. L. C. Beesing. Perigeux has the winding sheet of the W hen from tb e d a rk horizon, Car aw ay , F. Corden White gave tests before M. H. YanBuskirk. head. Bright as toe noonday Ban, its brilliant light large audiences at the Temple during the Rome claims the napkin with which St. Broke the din gloom of the departing day, > Burst forth a new-born star, a gens of night, anniversary exercises. Relics of the Crucifixion. Veronica wiped the face of Jesus. The thr far-reached beams of morning light, Rev. Mr. Sales, a Universalist Minister, upper part of the column of the flagge- peaetratiag rays of wisdom clear. was among the speakers at the Temple lation is at Rome in the church of St. Like thoughts of borne upots*a stormy night The chief relics of the crucifixion are When drifts tbe mariner on ocean drear. in celebrating the 52 anniversary. distributed among various churches of Praxede, to which it was taken in 1823. Thus came |be message to the Waiting men— With five societies, Buffalo has become Europe and Asia, and according to the The other piece of it is in the chnreh of Wise with the knowledge Nature had bestowed— quite a Spiritualist center. All of them the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem. And told, the beam of light told unto them, ' latest accounts are as follows: A large That a new life would on the Barth unfold. have good audiences. 1 part of the wood of the cross itself is in Then front the Bast and from the West there came. The Buffalo Spiritual Progressive Notre Dame at Paris and in the Basilica Origin Of The Sabbath. Visions of brightness, beautiful and grand! of the “Holy Cross of Jerusalem” at Tbe era bright that man had hoped to name, Euchre Club had a very enjoyable even­ Led each one forward with a mighty hand. ing at Mrs. Nugent’s. Rome. In the latter is also preserved Then journeyed they, these Wise Men from the Bast, Rev. A. J. Weaver spoke for the Buffalo the tablet on which is inscribed in He­ The institution of the Sabbath origint- Until the Star had vanished o’er a cave; , brew, Greek and Latin the words trans­ ed in the changes of the moon. Almost And there, in Bethlehem, in home made fbr the beast, Spiritual Church, Sunday eveuing, April A new-born light had come, the world to save. 8 at their hall Cor. Main and Mohawk. lates “King of the Jews” (I. N. R. I.,) ever since human beings have been on the earth, the moon has been worshipped as Its power grew! Men marvelled at its strength! On invitation of Moses Hull, Miss Gus- which has been on the cross over the From Bast to West, from North to South.it spread! a deity. From remote antiquity to com­ sie Taylor, speaker for the Queen City head of Jesus. Until tbe ‘‘power of thought’* had gone the lefigth The crown of Thorns is at Paris,' paratively modern times her phases were And breadth of life and taught us of the dead. Society, addressed the audience at the though many of the thorns have been awe-inspiring, because inexplicable. The The Cave of Wisdom in Judea's plain— Temple anniversary exercises. Tbe Cave of Wisdom in the Buddhist land— given t o various churches. Junar moonth (or month) consists of The Light of Ages come to Barth again— Mrs. J. de Bartholomew, of 127 Her­ Of the four nails used for the crucifix­ four times seven days. From total ob­ The angels jdining with us, hand in hand. kimer Street, has returned from a very ion, one was said to have been thrown scuration to the semi-lighted disc—thence As Buddha journeyed o’er the Indian Strand— successful trip to Canada. She will spend As Jesus wandered o’er Judea’s plain— into the Adriatic by Queen Helena to to the full moon—thence to the half ob­ So does tbe light that comes from Spirit Land the summer at Lily Dale in accordance calm the waves, another is set in the scured disk—thence to total occnltation Lead us from darkness to bright light again. with her usual custom. famous iron crown of the Barbarian again, are each seven days. In her wor­ As came the visions in the days of old. As healed the people were In olden days, The Young Peoples’ Spiritual Institute Kings, the third is at Notre Dame in ship or cult each seventh day was a sa­ So spirit friends will in their arms enfbld holds its meetings every Tuesday even­ Paris, the fourth at Tonsa, near Milan. cred. or festival day. Thus originated the And lead us In the higher, brighter ways. ing. On March 27, they held an open The sponge with which the vinegar was Sabbath of the Jews and the Sunday of As Jesus, Paul and Peter walked of old, So walk the mediums of present days; meeting which was well attended. Mrs. given to Jesus on the cross is in the Ba­ the Christians. The Mosaic origin is An d though the darkness often does enfold. Mattie E. Hull read a paper prepared in silica of St. John Lateran at Rome. untrue. In like manner the Mosaic ‘Com­ Yet onward, ever upward, do we gaze. her usual pleasing manner, which was The seamless robe was given to Treves mandments’ are only a few selections They healed the sickness in those days gone by. fully appreciated by all present. With touch of gentle hand and soothing tongue; by Queen Helena. from the ancient Egyptian Ritual of the Our healers, touched by powers from on highv Friday, Saturday and Sunday, March Charlemagne gave the holy tunic to dead,—Yours faithfully, J. F. H. Now duplicate each cure that e'er was done. 30, 31 and April 1, the Temple was oc­ the monastery of Argenteuil where his Biggleswade, Eng. The writing, seeing, prophesying, all is done, Not one of those old powers Is lost, but now. cupied by the joint meeting of the State Our mediums stand clear as noon-day Sun, Association and the celebration of the Without the shadow of tbe old upon the brow. 52 anniversary. Among the speakers Give hope and courage then, unto cacti one! were Mrs. Carrie E. S. Twing, Tillie U. Send joy and hope unto each human soul! The Light of Reason has but just begun! Reynolds, Moses and Mattie Hull, J. W. Fill to the brim each human being’s bowl! Dennis and others who are mentioned in 1 this Column. As THE SUNFLOWER PUBLISHING COMPANY is in the held for the The Buffalo Social Spiritual Circle is a purpose of PUBLISHING AND CIRCULATING PROGRESSIVE, RELIG­ PET SUPERSTITIONS. recently organized society in Buffalo. Its IOUS, SPIRITUALISTIC and FREETHOUGHT LITERATURE, we propose officers are, President, Mrs. E. Nugent; to make a series of |~\R. Samuel Johnson would never enter Secretary, F. L. Cleal; Treasurer, J. T. a room left foot foremost; the brave Williams. The meeting was held at the Marshall Saxe screamed in terror at the residence of Mrs. E. Nugent and got a nice SPECIAL OFFERS THAT BEAT THE WORLD sight ol a cat; Peter the Great was not list for the comer stone of a new but equal to crossing a bridge when he came staple Spiritual building. The society to it, unless to do so was absolutely meets in Franklin Hall, 50. West Eagle necessary; Byron shared with less famous Street. Chas. Dickenson favored the people than he the dislike to having the audience with words from his guides and salt at table spilled between him and his Mrs. Bergman acted as test medium. neighbor.. A sneeze is with half the na­ All are invited who are searching for jAids Development. tions of the world nothing to be sneezed truth. at. To exclaim “God bless you!” when The First Spiritual Church holds its any one sneezes in your presence is a rel­ meetings every Sunday at the Temple ic of what the Roman did before us, and comer Prospect Avenue and Jersey Street. before him the Greek. Mohammed gives On Sunday, April 1, the State Conven­ directions of the same kind to his follow­ tion closed with a very large attendance. ers, and the Hindn of today utters his The temple was crowded until there was pious ejaculations after the sneeze by not even standing room and nearly one OFFER N0.1. OFFER NO. 2. way of prayer or good wish on behalf hundred people were turned away. Sev­ The Sunflower one year. of the victim. Many people will avoid en new members were given the right The Sunflower, one year. Illustrated Premium going under a ladder if they can get hand of fellowship into the society. Illustrated Premium Book. around it. The belief that if you put on At a business meeting held Wednesday Book. Psyche. your stocking the wrong side out it is evening, March 28, the Childrens Pro­ Psyche. Campbell Brother's lucky is very general,‘or was until the gressive Lyceum was formally adopted Mediumship, (Bach;) Magnetised Slates. schoolmaster returned from abroad, and Guide to Spiritualism, Mediumship, (Bach.) by the Church to be its regular Sunday Mediumship. (Campbell) I myself remember an otd woman who School. The Lyceum was never in better (Waldron.) was convinced that turning her stocking Guide to Spiritualism, condition than it is now. We will send you ail (Walrond.) inside ont saved her froqi being lost when of the above, charges We will send you offer the fairies, one pitch-dark night, had The Buffalo Spiritual Church Society held their 52 anniversary exercises prepaid, for No. 3, charges prepaid misled her on a trackless English moor. for What is to take the place of a lucky Thursday evening, March 29. Moses $ 1 . 5 0 horseshoe when we all ride in automo­ and Mattie Hull were the principal $ 3 . 0 0 biles? There is no room for the imagi­ Speakers of the occasion, Mr. and Mrs. nation in them. Some new mascot will Grant rendered a fine musical program, have to bp discovered. Charms of one Miss Chase aided with vocal music, and kind or another are carried by people many others contributed to the success that have a pious contempt for' heathen of the occasion. E. J/Chase, the presi­ superstitions; a small potato, for exam­ dent was presented with a fine gold ple, to avert rheumatism, or a chestnut. watch by the members. Mr.1 Hull made The late journalist, George Augustus Sala, a very fine effort in connection with the ordination of Mrs. C. L. Chase which OFFER NO. 3. never traveled without .carrying with This ia the BEST BOOK offer ever made by any Spiritualistic paper him, as a lucky card, an ace of spades. also took place at this time. As a body Somehow it failed to save him frorti his the society attended the services at the The Sunflower one year with illustrated Premium Book. Temple and Mrs. Chase gave some tests Big Bible Stories, cloth. creditors. But creditors arc notoriously 10 Commandments Analysed, paper. v deficient in imagination. If Shylock had from the platform which proved very satisfactory. Mediumship, (Bach.) paper. remembered this when he drew up his Mediumship, (Campbell Brothers,) Leatherette. bond, ‘‘The Merchant of Venice" would Mrs. Louisa Bradley, one of Buffalo’s Guide to Spiritualism, (Walrond.) never have been written. oldest Spiritualists departed this life Dictionary of Dreams, (Greer.) ^Vpril 3rd, The .funeral exercises were Jesus and the Mediums, „ (Moses Hull.) held in the Temple and conducted by All About Devils, “ Grief Knits two hearts in closer bonds than Moses Hull. The Y, P. S. I. adopted The Sptritual Birth, M w happiness»ever caa and ‘common sufferings the following resolutions. The Devil and The Adventists M M are far stronger lints than common joys. Resolved. That as our sister, Mrs. Mattie Hull’s Songster. Twenty first edition. We will send you offer No, 3 for the astonishing low price of —L a m a b t ik *. Louise Bradley, has passed to the High­ The grave itself is bat a covered bridge er life, Leading fropi light to light, through a brief That the Y. P. S. I. convey to the re­ darkness! latives their sympathies, 2 DOLLARS. —Loh»f*u .ow. That a copy of these resolutions bs THE SUNFLOWER PUBLISHING CO. 15,1900. The Sunflower 3 MEDIUMS WHO WILL BE AT CASSADA8A CAMP THIS SUMMER. MEDIUMSHIP Trance, Teat and Bnalneaa. F. Corden White. IW ITS DEVELOPMENT Mrs. Maggie Turner. AND Estelle Howes Baillct. “Lady Loretta." M rs. C. Lewis Chase. HOWTO Mr*. Kingsley Carpenter. If fit. Danforth. Mrs. M. J. Crilly. MESMERIZE Mrs. ty. J| Demurest. Materialization. assist A SERIES OF LESSONS IN Winans & Normaroi. io non. , Slate Writing. By W. H. BACH. Psycho-Palm istry, Campbell Brothers. NY P. L. O. A. Keefer. Fifth Edition Winans & Nor maun. Senora Blanca de Ovies. Trumpet Mediums. Mrs. J. de Bartholomew., This Book is said by O prrlrbttd 139* by B kM «• Orte*. Light Seances. 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The Evolution of the A QUARTERLY sttjod by your side when yon said I won­ forms of worship have come as easily der who that was I felt by my side. I So and as naturally as any of the different MAGAZINE, The hand of noerea date*. Brea dates. yon are never alone, mother dear, and ideas and inventions of the present day Observe the fate line extends from wrist to all send their love to yon. have come and this little volume will $1.00 PER YEAR middle finger, and the life line encircles the JOHN NEWELL give, is a concise form, what many of as ■...... numrif o f Venus. Observe The head and life would liketo know. Price 25 cents, at To my many friends at Port Huron, 25 PER COPY. lines meet on even and separate on uneven this office. dates; this is the foundation of the truth of Mich., I wish to send words of greeting; The three above men­ that we who hare made the journey arc “Phrenopathy: tioned are by Psycho-Palmistry. It has its parents in As­ or Rational Mind Cure" trology. Take the even dates, and you will satisfied with the change and I know of J. C. F. GRUMBIXE. find a short or medium sized second finger, no reason now why Spiritualism should Is a book containing some of the later denoting a small amount of Saturn in their not go onward and upward for some of and more rational ideas of the cure of makeup. the barnacles are out of the way. The disease by the application of mind force TOR SUE IT TIIS Off ft As Saturn is a disturber, those with long forces from spirit will do the best possi­ to it. It is a remhrkaidy clear and con­ second fingers have a direct kinship to his ble to gnide yon to a better understand­ cise statements of these principle*. If Satanic Majesty and in consequence spend ing of all things, where ibe little differ­ you want facts without religions aspects SPIRITUALISTS’ BADGES. some time waiting for broken appointments, ences will all pass away. of the case, yon'should have this book. delays and disappointments. I am Yours for Unfoldment. Price $1.00 We are entirely ruled over by the law gov­ “What We Need; or Short Tallta”! erning the planets, and if you partake of any NICHOLAS REED. quality of them you must abide by your des­ I would like to say to my many friends! Is the title of a book of 101 pages tiny. Until you can become more clever than at Vicksbnrg, Mich., that “Old Nick" has which has recently issued from The S u n ­ any known man and to a certainty solve still an interest in the old surroundings f l o w e r Press. Its author goes under the mystery of the creation, not until then can for I want to see the good work go on the name of “Justice” and eertainiy the you assert with more than a theory according in the best way possible. All you learn subject matter of the book justifies the to your understanding, and thus I find myself, on earth only makes the conditions bright­ name. ’ and can only say, I feel my ideas are near a er as yon teach this side of life. I have It is a book filled with the highest solution if they are corroborated by others. met so many of the old friends who join kind of thoughts upon life in its differ­ Note those possessing the separated lines, in my greeting to all friends. ent aspects and yet so arranged in nar- and you find the inspirational temperament; ativc form as not to tire even the child­ persons who jump at conclusions are ruled over LEWIS CO BOUGH ren. While the ideas expressed art simi­ by the heart, are affected by climate, people and I art) glad that the way is open to lar to Prentice Mulford's, the method of sorrows; childlike in some respects, youthful reach those of earth whom we were con­ putting them is much plainer and more in looks, and live more rapidly, running before nected with. We would all like to see in keeping with the necessities of the or behind in events, fluctuating from one to those of earth know more of our life be­ every day people. It should be put in two, three and five years in dates. They are yond and in so doing the world would the hands of every child by the parents. not responsible for these fluctuations and no be better. I am satisfied in my life in the Neatly bound in Leatherette, 25c. For earthly power can change this and at middle spirit‘and desire to reach my son Alex­ sale, wholesale and retail, by The Sun­ life they appear young. A strange thing hap­ ander that this may be one more link flower Publishing Co. pened recently. In reading a lady’s hand I between ns—yes you will be all right “Peo Pictures.’* found the head line was removed from the soon. Work has just begun upon a book life line nearly half an inch. , My amazement Springfield, Ohio. which will prove of more than passing of the truth of the following out my theory interest to all classes of people. The re­ as fo the law was complete when I found the If any of these messages are recognized by putation of Robert Bums as a poet is those to whom they are addressed, or others dates from four to fourteen in which certain please send a verification of the fact fpr pub­ too well established to require any spec­ events should have occurred, had happened to lication. ial mention. For some time an influence the lady in her years extending from fifty to who claims to be Robert Burns has been fifty-eight. This was indeed putting the life in V er i fi ea t ion s. writing a series of poems through the an npside down state. I pity her; to think of The message published ip The S u n f l o w ­ hand of Mina S. Seymour, of Lily Dale, e r , December, from Marie Klipfel given the constant uncertainty as to whether any­ through the medium Mr. White has reach­ N. Y. These poems have been placed in thing or anjrbo"dy Would come to any given ed us. It has pleased us very much to the hands of The Sunflower Publishing time in any plan she might make. The sub­ receive it, and we are very thankful to Co., for publication, under the above M «ltek Wkt.-h Cfcarwt ject informed me she had years ago given up you and the medium for it. It is correct title. They are certainly poems of merit living more than one day at a time; and yet in every respect. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Klipfel, and consist of a varied assortment com­ Send there are persons who can plan several years 668—10, Milwaukee, Wis. bining fun, merriment, sorrow, in fact ahead and carry.them all out. ■The communication to me published in everything from the sublime to the ridic­ We most certainly jj find a great diversity in T h e S u n f l o w e r Feb. 15, 1900, is recog­ ulous. It will be published as a cloth For reading the even dates; which show a cool, nized;- all the names (mentioned in it are friends that have passed on in the past bound book of 350 to 375 pages, neatly calculating mind, only visionary when, the few years. bound and embossed in gold and will One head line ends on mount Luna. “Are we not C. L. McWhorter. contain a glossary of Scotch dialect. fearfully and wonderfully made?" Aledo, Mich. Price $1.00. It will be ready in Jnue. Today APRIL The Sunflower. jov on his face which I shall never forget OPINIONS OF SCIENTISTS M ysterious Husic said: ‘They are coming for me. Listen, don’t yon hear them?* IN THE AIR. ‘•‘And then the mother in a voice chok­ BE6ARD1N8 SPIRITUALISM. ing with sobs, told of the strange mnsic which had attracted my attention on the A strange story conies from Sempronius, road. in the southern part of Cayuga County, “It seemed to gradually approach the expHE learned Dr. Beard, physician, an- N. Y.. which will furnish food for the house and kept growing loader and fond­ ■iWf thor, scientist and hypnotist of New psychologists and students of spirit phe­ er nntil at last it was over our heads.' York, strongly inclined toward material­ nomena for many a day to come. The My little boy raised his hands upward ism, declared that “for logical, well-train­ story is vouched for by Edward Wellner, and with a smile upon his face the light ed truth-loving minds, the only security clerk of the street department of the city gradually faded from his eyes and all was against Spiritism (as he called it) is in of Auburn, who is, personally acquainted over. The mnsic pealed forth joyously biding or running nvtay. If Sir Isaac with the parties named and who was and then the sounds passed on, growing Newton were alive today, he wonld not himself a partial witness to the events meanwhile fainter and fainter nntil at unlikely be a convert to Spiritism; the narrated. According to Mr. Wellner, a last they died away in the dfttance! amount of human testimony in favor of band of spirit choirsters playing on var­ “I am not at all superstitious,” said Spiritualistic claims is a million-fold ious sweet toned instruments, has been Mr. Wellner in telling the story, “and greater than that in favor of the theory heard in broad daylight in Sempronius have no explanations to offer for the of gravity.” town, much to the delight and amaze­ strange phenomenon. It is one of those He farther said that “that distinguished ment of the people of that secluded an d , things which baffles my philosophy. Yon jurist. Judge Edmunds, used to say that out of the way borough. There is also may think it was all a dream, bnt it he sifted the evidence of spirit manifesta­ a pathetic side to the story which serves was not." tions just as he sifted the evidence in to deepen the mystery of the wonderful cases of law, and in accordance with the and unaccountable phenomena, which is same principles, and, from the standard the sole topic of conversation in the LETTER FRO* THE SECRETARY of the law books and the Universities his neighborhood. .position was impregnable.’’ A few days ago while Mr. Wellner was OF THE N. S. A. Camille Flammarian, the great French RENOWNED driving along the old turnpike between astronomer, said that, *“At least ten of 'Sempronius and the goose pond, his at­ the manifestations he witnessed through It gives me pleasure to announce to tention was attracted by the most en­ Eusapia Paladino were incontestible. PSYCHICS, trancing music, which appeared to come you that Mr. Mayer, the worthy Treas­ He farther said th at “placing myself sole­ directly from the lowering winter skies urer of the N. S. A., has extended the Having fulfilled their European engage­ ly at the point of view of a physicist ments with great success can be addressed overhead. The spot in the road was far time in which the fund is to be secured observes, I say, no matter what explan­ for private sittings and advice on med- from any farm house, and the open fields that will fill the treasury of the Associa­ atory hypothesis you may adopt, there iumship to their permanent address at cither side of the road showed no signs tion, and at the same time cause him to exists an invisible force drawn from the of life. The music seemed to steal upon deed the home to the N. S. A., till July BOX 25, - LILY DALE, N. Y. medium’s organism, which can leave her the solitary traveler like a soft midsum­ First. This will enable the workers to S en d F o r and ag| outside of her. Invisible intelli­ mer breeze and gradually increased in press-on in their efforts to secure the volume until at last swelling and throb­ gifts, and to place the National Organi­ gent forces seem also to act in unison g u m 's H i i t 1 m u i bing like a mighty anthem by a cathedral zation upon a sound financial basis. We with hers, producing varied phenomena. choir, it was wafted in all its grandner are truly blessed in having snch a phil­ These pronounce themselves spirits, and Beautifully illustrated, 25c. upon the listener’s ear. Passing directly anthropic and unselfish man in our ranks. what other explanation can be given?” ' Or send $1.00 and get a pair of over the astounded traveler's head and Up to this time the Home fund has re­ Alfred R. Wallace, the eminent English in a southwesterly direction the mnsic ceived in cash and pledges about six naturalist and scientist, pointedly says: Magnetized Slates, grew fainter and fainter until at last it thousand five hundred dollars.. We are “My position, therefore, is that the (for those who desire to get date writing phenomena of Spiritualism, in their en­ at home, and are sitting for that phase, i died away. waiting for further donations, of any de­ they are a great assistance to phychies. Daring all this time there was naught nomination, and will be thankful for tirety, do not require farther confirma­ to be seen overhead but the scudding whatever comes. This project is likely to tion. They are proved quite as well as clonds, which were moving in a direction •be the peoples’ project, as the many in­ any facts are proved in other sciences.” opposite to th at taken by the invisible stead of the few, are sending in their IM l l

sounds of minstrelsy. A strong and chil­ mites. The poor are doing nobly, some Hfwiaas •tfiwwii w •* rsrsmaiaw-A^nwiiaiwwawiriiiiwnirir-iiTi rawti it ling wind was blowing from the sonth, are saving from one to five dollars in yet far above- the moaning of .the breeze carefully hoarded dimes and sending DO YOU WANT SOME could be heard the dying echoes of the Them to this office for the home. I have heavenly music. received several such donations. Old REAL At every farm house along the road soldiers of the war of -61, are giving a SPIRITUALISTIC Mr. Wellner caught glimpses of amazed bit from their small pensions for their faces glancing with wondering eyes a t the beloved Spiritualism; the' spirit shown by nusic? heavens. Men stopped him on the high­ all these worthy and practical people is way and asked if he had heard the mnsic beautiful—their money brings a blessing. Longtey’s Beautiful Songs Vol. I, % .18 plaved by invisible choirsters. Many If all who can •will donate a dollar, u “ “ Yol.2, .18 doubted their own senses and only gazed and all who can but give one dime for vacantly at the sky, as if under a pow­ this work, will do so we will have the Echoes fromthe World of Song Vol. 1, 1.15 erful hypnotic spell. Home and the fund before the end of the “ “ “ “ “ u Vol. 2, 1.15 Arriving at the home of Samuel Atkin­ three months, and will all feel that Spirit­ son, an old school mate and friend, Mr. ualism has a centre, and a building that 8 Pieces full sin Sheet Music, 1.0C Wellner drove into the front yard and none need to be ashamed of. All of the above have words and musit hitched his horse to a tree. He entered Our free library is doing an immense and are by the noted compositor of Spirit­ the house being met at the door by Mrs. amount of ‘good. We have received a ual Songs, ‘ Atkinson, who was weeping bitterly. She number of donations of valuable books, C. Payson Longley. ushered him into a little sitting room, and those who come here to read or to where the members of the ' family were take out books on loan, find many a gathered in silence aronnd a child’s trun­ rich treat awaiting them upon our dle bed on which lay the dead body of shelves. a sunny haired boy abont 7 years old. The March 31 celebration was a good O ur Bible: - - = - “I knew the little one well," said Mr. one in this city bnt not an extensive one. Wellner in telling the story, “and had Mr. J. H. Altemus. the well known me­ WHO WROTE IT? ::: often dandled him on my knee, Willie dium, rented a hall for the occasion, and When - Where - How? Atkinson was a remarkable child. He on his own responsibility called a meet­ IS IT INFALLIBLE? - was the youngest of the fiock. Born a ing. To him belongs all the credit of the cripple, his infirmities only served to same; he was assisted by officers of the make him more beloved by his parents. N. S. A. and others and the affair proved A Voice From . Prom the time when his infant tongue to be a foil success'. The Higher Criticism. first learned to prattle, he surprised every­ We have good reports from all over body by the poetry and the wonderful the country of the qniet yet effective By HOSES HULL. imagery of his words. For hours he work of our Cause, and the good that would si( and converse with imaginary medium ship continues to do, and we Price Sl.OJ) guests and it was feared th at he was know that faithful spirit intelligences are mentally as well as physically infirm. ^ analyzed; still at the front with their blessing and . A D D R E S S When questioned as to his imaginan- aid. visitors the little cripple would look up Fraternal Greetings from the N. S. A. BY W H P jA C H .J with a surprised countenance and say: to all, and its thanks to the Editor of a u t h o r o r The Sunflower Publishing Co. “Don’t yon see them? Why, they are mv this paper for his kindness and courtesy. , BIG BIBLE STORIES little friends from the sky.’* ANQ OTHER w o r k s. Mart T. Loxgley. “I learned from the distracted parents th at but a short time before my arrival Occult Truths. a t their home little Willie had breathed One Thousand A Monthly Journal dsvotid to the Occult. his last and that just before my entrance Did yon know there were two $1.00 per year. “ to the room they had tenderly folded se ts o f Ton <"fo«.»i^ndnifmtn in th e Chan. W. Smiley, Publisher, the little arms and closed in everlasting DREAMS B ible? WASHINGTON. - - q . C . sleep the bright blue eyes of their last Interpreted in Dr. Greer's book on Dreams. Their mystical meaning* explained. Do yon know that the Command­ born. The mother with tear-stained face ment* are all contradicted in the looked at me in a peculiar manner and PRICE 35c. B ible? THE ADEPT, said: A strange thing happened when • PUBLISHED MONTHLY BY FREDERICK WH1TK Willie died. We were all gathered aronnd — ADDRESS — PRICE 25 CENTS ♦ 1 7 5 th Stm t S., \1 inackpollt, \iiua- him just as yon see ns now, when my ADDRESS $1.00 PElt YEAR. boy arose'in his bed and with a .mil. Qf ttew W to Occultism lit sreaerai, Planctarw Law. The Sunflower Publishing Co. BwtTimc to HUot, Sywbaliiw. AetralUnt, Soul The Sunflower Publishing Co., ~T**rc**» Mow to become an Adept, etc, Anti-Paija. F o?tr|j and Ignorance. Sample Cojiy 5 c to tt. 15, 1900. The Sunflower 5

I lay on my back broad awake, with — -SOME OF THE ---- every nerve tingling. Suddenly I heard a GHOSTS smothered voice, within six inches flof my BOOKS face, and right on the lounge with me, FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE call me by name twice, and in an agoniz­ SPIRITUALISM. The Psychic Research Denizens of the Spirit World. Litchfield. $1.00 ing tone cry: Plashes of Light from the Spirit World, Conant. 1.00 ‘Oh, help me, help me! I am dying.’ If a M an Die, Shall he live A gain, W allace, .05 R EPO R T O P Immortality Demonstrated, Conant. 1.00 “I sprang up and made a light, but the Leaflets.of Thought, Beals B. Litchfield. .75 Life and Labor in the Spirit World, Sbelhamer. 1.00 room was empty, the bed untouched, Ministry of Angels, Mr. and Mrs. Newton. .15 IIIIUTM ) GHOST SUES. Man the Microcosm, Giles B. Stebblns, .10 and no tangible presence about. While I Philosophy and Phenomena, Ramsey. 1.00 Religious Conflict of the Age, R. 8. Lillie. .50 was standing thus, dumbfounded, a Spiritual Body Real. Giles B. Stebblns. .10 Continued from last issue. quivering groan rose up from the very The Religion of Spiritualism, Crowell. ~ .10 The Day After Death, Cora L. V. Richmond. .05 spot where I had been sleeping. I delib- Mediumistic Experiences of John Brown. .35 SPECTRAL TRAGEDY. eratelv lay down upon the lounge. I felt The Religion of Spiritualism, Watson. 1.00 Catalina Island, California, has a ghost The Spirit's Book, Allen Kardec. 1.00 my hair stir and the cold sweat started W1NANS & NORMANN, Thp Truths of Spiritualism, E. V. Wilson, 1.00 which many persons have seen. It The History of the Origin Of all Things, Arnold. 2.00 from every pore ofj my body, but I had 3 State Street. Marshalltown, Iowa. haunts a cottage formerly used by fisher­ SCIENTIFIC. perfect possession of my will power, and MEDIUMS FOR men. The scenes enacted by the gjjostly Unanswerable Logic, Thomas Gales Forster, 1.00 Full Form Materialization, Inde­ Transcendental Physics, Zoellner, .75 visitants are calculated to chill the blood. determined not to let fear get the upper Our Planet; its Past and Future, Denton, 1.50 pendent Slate Writing, Physical Radical Discourses, '* 1.25 One visitor describes a scene of horror: hand. Is Darwin Right, “ 1.00 “Distinctly I heard the labored breath­ Manifestations in the Light, In­ The Soul of Things, g 1.50 “All at once I had that queer feeling A Case of Partial!Dematerialization, .75 ing of some one in distress, right along dependent Letter Writing, Spirit Paper, same as above, .50 you must know when there’s some one Paintings and Private Readings/ by you, you think, and looking up I saw side of me. MEDIUMSHIP. a light in* the room. I had put out the ‘ “Oh, can’t you help me?’ This, close Mediamsbip and its Development, Bach, .25 to my ear. There was one or two sob­ Essay on Mcdiumship, Loveland, .25 candle, so I threw off the old blanket, Dr. J. Swanson, Psychopathist, Guide to Spiritualism Walrond, .15 and jest then heard a scream that froze bing sighs, then silence. I could in no and his Spirit Band treat all diseases, physical Book on Mediums, Alien Kardec, 1.00 and mental, at at>y distance, without medicine Mediuraship, its Laws and Conditions, .10 way account for this uncanny visitation, PSYCHE, to aid Development, 1,20 my very blood. curing many cases where medicine has failed. “There was a big ironwood pole lean­ I knew there was no other living person Teiti&onials from all pdrts of the United States. BIBLICAL. Send stamp for circulars, terms, etc. ing against the wall, I saw it by the in the' house. Presently a cock crew, a The Apocryphal New Testament, 1.00 1728 Clinton Ave., Minneapolis. Minn. 14 The Bible of Bibles. Kersey Graves, 1.75 light, and seizing it, I looked in through dog barked and at last dawn came with, Sixteen Crucified Saviors, ** “ 1.50 Biography of Satan, paper 35c “ ' cloth .30 the door, and if I live a thousand years, the twittering birds.” Big Bible Stories, W. H. Bach, '* .50 I’ll never see the like again. There stood To be continued. Astrological Readings Ten Commandments Analyzed, Bach, .25 BY Genesis According to Spiritism .Allan Kardec, 1.00 a woman, all in white, with a wreath Who was the Hebrew Jehovah W. M. Reichner .05 GEO. W. WALROND on her head and a long veil hanging ASTROLOGICAL. down her back and wound about her. are not only scientifically and mathematically Raphael’s Guides to Astrology, each, 1.00 INDIAN THEISM IN BOSTON calculated, but accurate and reliable. Pamphlet (Volumes 1, 2 and Horary) As I looked she raised her hands over with terms and testimonials free. Permanent “ K ey t o A stro lo g y , .35 address, Astkol> >;km, Geo. W. W alrond, 6 u p e ra her head and screamed again, a blood­ House Block, Denver, Colorado. lltf '* . Kphemerides, 1800 to date, each, .35 ITS S P IM IT T . Ten or more, each, 30*51 Complete Set, 25.00 curdling scream. Then I saw coming a t The above books are the standard for the world. BY J. P. COOKE.-^. Regulus* Brief Bptaemeris. 1701 to 1897, .2$ out of the shadow a man, who sprang ** Tables of Ascendants, .50 Y O U R L IF E ■"* d satiny Practical Astrology, Allen Leo, 1.00 at her throat and bore her down. I’m Astrology of the Old Testament, Andersonl 5.00 R E V E A L E D by th# S tars—» We will furnish any book published is this or for­ no coward, and I sprang out, never stop­ 'T'REMONT Temple, Boston, has had an eign countries a t the publisher’s price. * interesting novelty.- On Sunday April Send sex, time and place of birth, [hour, if pos­ ping for the - table, and struck at the sible] with 25 cents and two 2c stamps for trial HYPNOTISM. 1, a member of the Brahmo §omaj, Air reading. Life readings, $ 1.00 and upwards. mmrderer with my club. CUCUUKI FKEB, Mesmerism, Spiritualism, W itchcraft and “The blow carried the table over, Bipin Chaudra Pal, discoursed upon the Miracle .15 Religion and Hindu Philosophy, of India. N. H. EDDY, Hypnotism, . Rudolph Hetdenhain .75 spreading the dishes on the floor, and I 143 Prospect "Ave.. - Buffalo, N. Y. fell on top of them. As I fell I felt as The speaker reproached England by THEOSOPHY. stating that “The vanguard of British Bon and Bona. 1.00 though I’d stepped into afogbank—a chill Purpose of Theosophy, Mrs. A. P. Sinnett. .15 Civilization is beef and beer.” Intoxicants Simple Theosophy, M. A. Barnett. .15 like death. When I looked up I saw the Light on the Path. .25 man on the other side of the upturned are forced on the more ignorant natives THE DAWNING EIGHT. T h e E lixir o f Life. .25 for the sake of the large revenue which is A Southern Publication Devoted to table, still holding the woman and drag­ SPIRITUALISM AND MUSIC BOOKS. ging her into the bedroom, she still derived from the liquor trafic. Spiritual Harp. 1.25 LIBERAL THOUGHT. Maxbam’i Melodies. .25 screaming in a choked tone. I picked Educated Hindus are ai very temperate Melodies of Life, S. W. Tucker. .50 Published weekly at SI per year. The Spiritual Wreath, S. W. Tucker. .20 myself up and rushed at him again, but race. Address C iia s . W . N e w m a n , Publisher, Spiritual Songster, Mattie B. Hail. .10 when I reached the door they were gone; He referred to the conceit of young SAN ANTONIO,TEXAS. Jubilee Song Book, Mrs. R. S. Lillie. .10 not a^hjdBANGS SISTERS, ing along, but they were driven back by BOSTON, MASS. ’ the vapors that seemed to surround the the knowledge of right and wrong. B a n n e r o f L ig h t P u b l is h in g C o m pa n y . PHENOMENAL MEDIUMS. “These are the avenues to the Soul of Harrison D. Barrett, Editor. Independent Slate and Ns per Writing dailv from strange procession. Villagers in that sec­ The Banner is a first-class Family Newspaper nine n. m. to five j». in. Stances for Psvchica! Phe­ tion refrain from discussing the strange Man. We cannot afford to paralyze of Bight (or more) Pages, containing upward of nomena Sunday and Wednesday evenings at eight Forty Columns of Interesting and Instructive Read­ o’clock. bile size Spirit Portraits a specialtv. Send spectacle beyond asserting that it is one them by the gross and disgusting sins of ing, Embracing A Literary Department; Reports of stamp lor circular. 634 West Adams Street. Cor, Spiritual L-'-^’res; Original Essays—Spiritual, Phil­ Wood; accessible by way of Madison. Ogden and of the strangest apparitions ever seen in drunken dissipation. osophical • Scientific; Editorial Department, Metropolitan car lines rhiravn which trea;» upon Spiritual and Secular events: that section. “So long as you live to ‘eat, drink, Spirit Me,sage Department; Reports of Spiritual and be merry,’ you can never rise to Phenomena and Contributions by the most “Efforts have been made to follow the Talented Writers in the World, etc., etc. "LICHTSTRAHLEN” procession as it sweeps lightly across the height of Moral and Spiritual bles­ Terms o f Subscription* in Advance, (RAYS OF LIGHT.) sedness.” So spake this wise Hindu firm­ P er Y ear...... $2.00 Penney Bridge and disappears toward Six M o n th s .. 1,00 Die elnzige deutsehe Zeitschrift fuer Spiritual- Newtown Creek, but beyond the bridge ly but kindly apd he was rewarded with Three Months...... ,$o Istnus und Occultism.us in den Yer. Staaten. the hearty applause of the audience. HPBCI14BM COPIKS SENT FRBB lahresabonnement $1.00; erscheint woechcnt- nothing can be' seen. lich. Probenummern gem yersandt. Zikn This Theistic School of India, the A dvbbtismbnts published at twenty-five cents A NIGHT OF TERROR. per line, with discounts for space and time. Abonnement ladet freundliezt hein. S ubscriptions discontinued at the expiration o f Brahmo Somaj is much akin in thought the time paid for. MAX GENTZKE, Want Point. Nobrooko. A well known citizen of St. Lonis re­ to our Spiritual-Radical Unitarianism. lates an uncanny tale of his personal ex­ They worship God—The living light. Banner o f Light Publishing Company Also publish and keep for sale at Wholesale and perience: They revere but do not worship the Retail a complete assortment of Spiritual, Progres­ LEARN sive, Reformatory and Miscellaneous Books, em­ “It was well after midnight when I was noble men, teachers and prophets, who, bracing works on Occultism, Theosophy, Astrol­ ogy, Psychology. Hygiene, etc. Descriptive Cata­ awakened in great fright, but by what I in the. order of nature, incarnate the logue sent free on application, s TELEGRAPHY. Any book putdisned in Bngland or America, not did not know. Silence was everywhere. Higher Religious Sentiments. out of print, will be sent by mail or exprvsa. Splendid opportunity for young men. Situ­ ations paying good salary secured. Address SCHOOL of TELEGRAPHY, Obcriin. Ohio. ’V The Sunflower. APRIL \Y was ou the large piece of paper and tha atttmthta o f the INisiifcnt tm i sm hwHI of. and that Mr. Keeler could not iMNtMdhMw gmottaa was granted. Meats have known, my friend who wed knows the coatiu*»rio» of the word “Wefeome” was o* the small piece in my lap. This # re spffuwra. # Harman and C. C- Moore were att. par* the phenomena is .sjtuuine always say*. mated to scree them complete suntences. 'A'V'L*l|k ItfeC-'W iriU RIM>I t)|^¥ il proves to me that ao human agency Pew nee. mad that shows She weakness mrmury.*' That ffoe l saw cannot be wrote the message* rlnltui r*'f *•*— **^1 " ^ — " - I — t -**" Mrs. Maggie Waite is ia the city. Halls Siaxt* Ch*Vh> Iftwt C*««. ■ a f Mst nositasa occupied by thp; advocates n pfoiurl an that basfo. ufogfiK^a S abac rip* tutu t» C i«» uf' 'AiWseMtVk wm " It answer to the thought that spirits are packed to the doors and many turn* ed aw ay. Last Sunday evening she said M H iw ii P I VV bat remedy is these? (M r one. Ah u u fo t ted thiagfs that a*e to occur, l Mkcrabc nr*' n atter what school or sect, am often t-ohl by visions what is to "There is a spirit here who comes to fmmmF jpm ’•‘Wa <|#RP9^rjpPIP fulfill a promise. He says the person to H j iPpjp*#1!*' jpP pf| hpm> the- X b v steis to the AgwoStw. occur, sometimes a few days before i mmm jPplfPMie q0MW*K shnnld kwn tagether and hght these cometimes weeks «*- even years have whom the promise was made is in the 3 eweeN*_imw •ft*#** iRtRM^b'v w*4»* tfld** cmrer*. Then we will tee the last ot the elapsed before it is foRnfled- I cannot audience,” No Tesiumse being made, she 1iw>imwi4 tftdi whip* wwd****** cbmotsk'»;> iosaday Laws, of deny ^octe* always maderstand what is shown me walked up and down the ball and then §f w» *mw t afterward* returned to the platform when she turned and sakl "No, 1 will not give ft up.” She PUPR dfgtfpfpS’ igtriHfrini urtH W Hut m case such a hew thoakl prevutf Mas. Wat. Iw w e m t iML ***♦# 1***Pn illjiji wmtt^x&dk a dwkuon shoahl be reached permit* »** y then went to a gentleman sitting ia thl •.a*-* Hs continuance, thca the Utbcml rear ofi the hall and said, “Von are the *m» SSSSSSSi #*► *«** ISliSS *A*»h Mu* *>■ I w M Wift S ia) FictSs mina luiu HtTYT CO**S*VUte*'tK*.V ekmest shonhl he is pomtvoa to rnd to mam” “Yes*” he said, "I recognised the enforce it. If books ilenhag with certain names and everything as sootv as you. •«u. Si Man. I I - J* mwn* *•*•*■ tapirs are to he debarred hrom themaifo, $£«*i gave them but l was determined you j p rr^ ^ * , ,-- ~ r -rrrtw .tr r r.... " ' ' " should find me out.” t #t,* fikMUL 5 ¥•« 'U*KA A W * Uihemls shcwfld' sec to it that A EL such ed. books, the Bible included, are debarred* Samhty, March S3k iVhMk. between tea These are forts that demonstrate. •mtcuo. no; c*. tjfome hews are repealed by being enfoee* and eleven a. m . there came a ring a t Mrs, L. E, BacK.KTe. a yaw w m * w a sawa «# ¥hm $«*•*•»**» u*U ed-. ba^msc we try- it? ' our door. My husband opened it and Springfield, Mass. |gS — i irtilllllll. H p y.iutmii m * «* wwWiwiMMl w * • found two strangers there. They acted yait mmwiw m! «•«!• ftmwtb m 5® •***« a Uueetjy and Mr S, did not fet them in. FRANK T. RIPLEY* »m f . 5**rt fM > | i»U»<|l>t<» tUhWT *»- Everybody's Cdnmn. wMtawt umsme turn mm One of them said: "We are mediums and A Word from Him. were directed to your house by the large I find your excellent paper wherever 1 W3ats t k fetter M-" I sard, '"Let them in- go and it is well that ft is so, I am serv­ L L m m FIGSECITIQN. They came in and l could not tell ing the First Spiritual Church of Fitts* Vcs. why wip»’n many holding it. and which Ernest Bishop had great many subscriptions on account of sritathut pw m ttm « tint ri^k to pH readers? I actually blushed when S read torn a piece out of— up against the foee it. AU spiritual papers have their time civil aud religious liberty, wW h includes it, and must apologise. of the portrait. I tiki so. and in a few and place ami all do good. ftw speech and a free press. 0* t k oth- I certainly did not wish to be under*seconds they tohl me to take it down In T hs Etwrt.owmt March 15, our er hand, this can not be interpreted to stood a* depreciating the value of the and it was covered with writing. The friend Lvmau C. Howe says; "The habit menu tk u everything can k presented learned scientists; oa the contrary l have comer was fitted to it. showing it was of catering to sensationalism, constantly to the public. been proud to read their Endings to my the same paper we had handletl. How changing speakers and depending on "Ay, tk « t tk w k,> If yo» happen neighbors. I think it was that which did it get there*? I don't kuow. but it “platform tests” to “draw," has detaor* to get enmity of a certain cbque of gave me the idea of adding the many was there. allied the Spiritual Rostrum, and alieuat- people, the stusorship is so wtti(ifct< that tacts which they have been accumulating All the time we were holding it the ed tens of thousands of the best workers it W utmost impossible to conduct a pa- in the Sipirituatistic ranks. I also want medium kept repeating. ‘‘Campbells, fcity in the Cause.” jw that will aot be declared to contain von to understand why 1 must always Pale, Mitmie. Clartt,1* telling ns the foots Now, what does Brother Kowe mean? something contraband. Especially is this stand up for priuctples which 1 think Just as Pc. Amerige tohl us. Is ft hpcause he cannot get engagements the east with a paper devoted to the la­ right, and cannot accept creeds formulat* Maggie Waite is heft; and 1 had an or is ft because all of the people do not ter Saw of ed by others, Hudson Tuttle said at appointment for a sitting with her. I want lectures? Have lectures alone ever To be saw, the Editor of tW ifAte Lily Bale, that he thought he got his told the medium and he asked if l would made a convert to Spiritualism? Is ft |*rass E/at/v is an extrenkst, Put so preaching prochvities from an Edwards aot like a slate writing before 1 went, not true that demonstration, foets and were P ta tlk t, Morse, Patton, Voltaire, preaching ancestor; perhaps f got my He said l might have ft on slates, paper, evidence have called the attention of the or anything I wanted. 1 took up a tab> people to the life beyond death? Nevtton, Paint ta d even In^trsoH, cs> kicking proclivities from the same source, Hr." Savage was once asked “Ho youf tretuwt* of t|»t most extreme bind in I certainly was an Edwards, My mother fet selected a sheet from the middle of it, know of a Kfe beyond death?” His an­ tk ir partkalar lints. was the daughter of Able Edwards, of tore a small corner oat of it and put it swer was “Yes, l do.” "Row do you PrwakUn's extremism p t« t to the world Conn., a Revolutionary Stddier, and my under my apron in my lap. The medium know?” ‘Hr, Savage answered ”1 have its hnowkelgoof efettricity. Morse with paternal Gmudsire was also a Revolu­ said "bold on tight,” and I Just gripped my evidence through the psychical phe­ and held on. He was folly tyu feet away nomena. clairvoyance, slatewriting, tests, his "vrn*e ideas of the power of a pieee tionary Soldier. I do not come from a etc,” ot wire eharjgetl with eketrieife," made stock that turns the other cheek to get from me and walking around alt the Then why should Mr. Howe say that it possible to jfirvtio the world with tele* a blow, Hudson Tuttle's answer in the time. When he said; “Look a t your pa­ platform tests have demoralised the graphs and cobles. Xewton robbed the fVt^fressire Thinker to Ik*Witt Talntage's per.” I opened ft and found a message spiritual rostrum? Will he please an­ world of an ualividuaUseet god, pieh* on it. but there was one word lacking. swer without evadiug the main issue? abuse shows his elattn to Edwards blood. Ho the people waut lectures without tug apples and throwing them to the 1 ant proud of lorn. I said: “ It is here but l wish that one the tests, slatewrftiug, etc,, or do they ground. Voltaire amt Paine, more than Now for the phenomena. Seven years word was there,” He walked around want the facts? any other one hundred men, through ago last July tn returning from taking the room and could not get it when I Mrs. Richmond's guides have truly their extreme ideas of the rights and some relative to a station a t Waterford, looked at the paper again it was written said that "there must be demonstration. in across the former writing and it had You must have the evidence, l way tell privileges of man, aided in establishing while riding with my eyes closed I saw you all about the spirit workl but yon a greater universal Hkrtr, in the yellow sunlight a life-sired head of not been out of my hand. Then l com­ only believe what l say until you have Is the age of martyrs past? Xo> and a lady; I looked at it until it wets im­ pared it with the little corner l had torn the evidence.” ' , never wilt be? We look back at the act* pressed on my memory; l then remarked out and found it fitted exactly. A large “ lb Isabella Street, Allegheny, Penu. kms of Cotton Mather amt marvel. We to my son and daughter who were with tditow the hxMsteps of Eoger WdUams me, l think that was M-— vs mother, and w oruter how it was possible. Chat* who had passed on in Cleveland. The tel slavery, founded upon aa alleged di* daughter M. had light hair ami blue eyes To Get ion New Readers of vine revelation, is today etntsidervd a while the one I saw had dark hair aud felony. And the day wilt come when to dark eyes. I can't,explain why l thought prosecute a man lor publishing such art* it was M*— vs mother, as 1 had never k k s as were published by C. C. Moore seen her in earth life, not even a photo­ and Moses Harman will be considered in graph of her, ami although | often ride the light that we today look hack at with my eyes dosed l never saw anything the Salem Witchcraft. before or since. • Put why is this prosecution no, perse* Now for the seejuet At Christmas cution? Simply because it enters the do* those relatives in Cleveland sent some main heretofore etyoyrd in its entirety presents and some photographs, l took up • by ^te church. Because to advocate such one and remarked here is the head ‘doctrines will take foom the clergy a and lace I saw in the sunlight. My hus* part of their power. hand said, it is Mrs. It ■ * he had seen Bat why do they not attack the daily her in Cleveland, but I had never seen IT WILL HE SENT • press? The great metropolitan dailies her. Now that is a positive guarantee to are publishing such artkm continually. me that Mrsv B. still lives; and the Why do not \hese vampires attack them? expression on her face was happier than THREE MONTHS • Snupiy because they know that a case in the photograph. The reason I mention carried to the court of last resort wilt this one instance in preference to many FOR rob them ot their power |o opea another others is, Thave a friend who always case of the kind. They know that any says when I get foil names oj my friend prominent daily has the means back of when I only wrote initials* through F. them to take it there and they arc let Cordeu White, and through I \ L. (A A. This offer wilt hold good for a limited time only. alone. Keeler on the slates —astonishing tests Leroy Berner'S cast was brought to to me —from people Mr, White never Stamps will not be accepted. Send • Silver Dime. 16, 1000. The Sunflower, 7. l{, j, U*more*t told Mr*, Chr*rle* Nun* UK. 1RARY E. SELLEN, LlfiHT FROM EVERYWHERE. that a woman would *oon com* to her Lily Dale New*. hmi*e and dl# there, Mr*, Johanna lieh- IT IH HPKJNO, roeder *oon afterward came to her hou*e, Ob, Jet the wild winds whistle, wa* taken nlek and *ank rafddly, Th* And wrangle, whirl anil wills*; TEACHER, CAST attenrllng phyelelan aald *h« could not And let the bllx*nribi bluster HENTAL HEALER live long to which site replied "I will live And bellow, blow and blf**; AMI) jttal four hours,"Just to the minute, when The man who make* the ahnanne SOUTH FT WEST th* four hours c*plred she riled, Quite likely knows his Mxx; EAYCHOnETRIST. c, Hutchison, Madison, Ohio, wrlie*; II* say* 'll* spring, anil, therefore, The flr*t lip!ritualist Hoelety of fieneva, If he says »o, so it Is, Operation* Prevented, flifi f0fl£$#d to fi**l«l tMif (ittfrllf Ohio, celebrated the li'J Annlveraary ban- Ye*, the Almanac tell* u* spring If here VfirtMfi to lf»‘« If WMH #4*1/ t*tntf hmf f U n Advice nnd Remedies 5ent. Jt& ifattd H§ OwSt uljftnif fit day, April l«t. Memorial nervier* were held but with cold blustering wind* and frost, nn ?/mm0 (few# (tf |swwt#fwf fir *'/ ■ /•- / <* //,/ .AW A* / * AV.'ve/'/v, t v. /, /,-/y/f/gt i l l in 0ff4 *W*n fUtfiffl* of f#ffF WOfkt at I',fin, Mr*. Wefmtcr a young medium of every night, ft looks as though the , gjf ttArt)* rttff'l fttfyfMff tutttll HOW*tttfinny *V*ty A#* weather god had forgotten to change the Cf#>f* Inn n lA'i tiff pHU\iff*tinHi Ashtabula, gave a heauflful and tourh* HOW TO PSYCHO,JETRIZE fug Address, Mr*, Flsle, of Oalluft, rend* weather to suit the season and a* a con* 1), ft, Jlmcfsbn I* at Hharott, Pa, ered very fine mu»le, The Annlversarv seiftience everybody ha* a cold am) we wish It would get warmer, Taught is ess Lessor, Jl.tO Frank 'f, Hfpley to At Alltgliera, ('tun, address was also delivered hy Mrs, Web­ Vr/'or-/ /r/,/y / y /W Hut even with th* few sign* of spring Address. iR1H fsiibefift Htrect, ster at 7',III) p, m, Ur, FIguer* gave a mifirher of satisfactory fcsls, J, Frank preparation* hav* begun. Hr, N, ft, ftavllfl I*fit Ifldfl (ilrard Ave,. M EDIUfliSTIC (faster, who I* lecturing at Cleveland, Mr*. II, T, Niearu* speaks at lAhrnry Philadelphia, IViiii, filled an engagement at fieneva April H, Mull, Mitflday the 1fith, GIFTS— Joliii A, Johnson In located at tttfft West 4> and fi, * The ball was well filled In* XT lie Iforpiols Hotel line been building fi!if(| (ft li'lrt, KflgleWOOfl, niff, creasing with c/teh lecture, The test* an ice house and stocking it thl* week, ARE DEVe Co PED Carrie Puller WefttliOffoi’fl h«« *»**•( were all recognised, Mr. Ibixtcr1*ability showing a confidence that warm weather THROUGH MY TREATMENTS. witlt rousing reception fit New Of)twin, a* a lecturer, ami medium I* writ known,"' will soon he bere,X The Hplrlttwffst's wild Medium's IInine Mattie H, Mull desires It understood Mrs. 0; l„ ftejlows ha* rented Miss 8 END PHOTO Keenan's cottage, on Fourth Avenue, for AND ONK formerly fit SftKrtV Rhode* Art,, Ghlmgq that she dor* not claim the authorship LEADING SYMPTOM. hu* Ireiwyod ta flififfi Ifhods* Ave, of t he (mem "The (limner and t he llird" the season, Mr, Bod Miff If. W, Hprngne fl'ro !o* published InTfoOiusAf.owKu and Thought P, (rage will ipove Into the I lender* cnted At 00 I{, Town Hlrcrl, Columbus, OettiH, The copy came In typewriting •on Cottage about May Ist^ SPIRIT 0, They conducted the Amdvcfsnry es- mid a* there was no author's name at*; Mrs, Uedrlek has rented the Honth Park HAIR crcl#*# there, taclted, knowing her ability to write just House nnd will conduct It a* a first das* RH5T0RER, Mr*. C, Fannie AI1yn writ the speaker such little gems, we supposed her to hr hotel the coming summer, Wifi Hrow Hair In (itt lit* berk ley Hull Hoclety At boston he author, s Campbell brother* and P, Corden White will occupy their collage* about May 1st**, . Uvery Cate where during I)»f Anniversary exercises, A num­ the Foot* are net ber a! other# assisted, Mr, Hoard has moved Into the Phdfer TERRORS ¥ VISHNU, Cottage on ftouth Mtrret ami Prank Fish­ Destroyed. H I Veteran Vpifitualists Union held Indian Women Cooking for the White er ha* moved to Cassarlnga, John Mah­ fi.OO per Bottle, wry siiccessf'tii Anniversary exercise# l/i Morse and Flaming dword, ler ha* taken the Mbults Cottage nest to boston rind added jft nice *um to thrlr OFFICE: 3960 Lsngley Avo,, Just at till* time, If the prediction* of Tint Mosi'l.owim office, Vernon Per by treasury, ha* moved on the grounds from the CHICAGO, - ILLS. J, C, P, Orirmtrliie I* meeting with pluu* and learned lllndn* nre worth any* thing, million* of women -all the "caste" Picket (dace between Mty Date and Cas* THHI I MON I ALB, success In Washington, U, C,, win;re lie 'sadaga, Oruban} Turner and family are hri* aii cri(fAxement lor Aprfl And May, women through out Indiic—wMI in' thrown Tti4« Is is iipilfy tfcsf I kivi wM If* simultaneously into a kwoou lasting un occupying the Hwift Cottage on ,Trd Ave, Mdw tfdduRt In Mra4 **1 l*>sijf iteiM* Tiik ttONio.owriA wishes to arrange iH0 Ut Or ikiiinil ifdutmfsl t*f lw, Ap hratr and a half, Mrs, Nellie Hamsdelt, Head, Cady; Mr, wltli mum' fifttlys person to represent It IsaJtiflflk • HtfwtRr m wrtRi*iii *o4 pft* ft i* the tenth Incarnation of the god Carroll, P, U, Cooke and S, S,: Orans* WfllRtf for wl MNr (Mf |*ff to* no rtfief I im At each of the camp* thi* summer, Writ* MNlldf*! Dili Uf, wun 1m fm«i • Mf# i« #w Viahntt that I* looked for, anr| thi* to imry were visitors during the past two flfHllA# •*##•> for particulars, Mm, W. Bt T(nr**, the Hindoo mean* the end of all thing* weeks, Mrs. Waters, and l)r, and Mrs, fomn J90»rtnn A##,f f*Mingo, lit*, Mr*. Uxxle I in w it line returned Front AMf. Wiiiif, m tnjin i$, Vnyujm, 0„ nntn ha earthly, Just a* to the Christian the sec­ Hyde are aw ay vlsitlag, Ur, llyile ha* ««• f fre*f MilMf w*t OW l*« ffftF# to Lake Itrlrn Cnirifr And }# firgattlxifig a ond coming of Christ mean* the judg* gone to lioston. As Ur, Uttke the only nor%, *fiir f 1 # wmIi tnAMRffl M vm new society At Belmont, N. Y. Mom* Ml 4 flf/ fl|rAf##Rt MM< meat nnd destruction of the world, pbyslelan of Cassadaga -** 1* skk, and it Mr, f, 9tnk$fj HMnmbn*, Oftri*. n mtmhat «*$ tNr Mutt will flit a lecture engagement liter* gRfif rot mnny ganta wm li #0# Vishnu ha* com* on earth nine time* wilt he necessary to send away for merl* Mblll m •• lljilirii Vitek I»|IIR4 OR e#ili <»f the Inter part of April, In a* many different forms, Thl* time he leal attendance, Tiik Mpnvi.owkm warn* •tiMf mf tvtiiti iff f»*n ttitgar W. ftmerson ha* Ireen serving the iieopit against getting sick until bis f ffM #!*#S Bnm 4 •ever* tttOffB Of t>f. Mlien'# ijg to appear In the heavens mounted on Iran et , M f 4 (flM |>H/fNN0(MI III * * 0 * f a three urotUli* Cftgttgemift* wltli the return, m il« •**#4 a white horse, laAudiehbtg a flaming Mm»«ls W«wrL4V. Hpirittialist# of Indianapolis, Their Annl- •word resembling a comet, Mr, Rivers, who sptnt the winter here, M M , OtN«. versary exercise# were eery fine, Amort# F*f mi M«f mr Ml 441 #M ffOfO/ W/Rw, Vishnu Is the second god tit the Hln* has returned to iliifTiilo, Mrs, Weaver | WM 444VI# (• friH MfffW, WUWi f>M»r ««// them were tent* hy Mr. Kmerion nnd don trinity and to all Intent* nnd pur* lias also returned to lluffnbr, 1 l4ff («lili( Ilf iflRl'f iffelMR^r I iR|*R l«l ffffe •ftfl n l my IImI/IhII h « fiitffi/ 0t#«i<|Mf4f#4« slatcwritlng hy Prancf# Nuddlek. (loses the supreme god of the Pantheon, Hchool has its spring vacation of two R|flA( Mf III IlMf nfll 91|f»f tfi WUMIIMm/ K b lllS ifN W w B* Campbell brother# will lurid thejr hint In the great Hanscrlt epic, the Kama* week* which Mis* Keough, the teacher, M i |N O f l / O i f i , OWor yana, lie I* treated aw the ruler of ail took advantage of to make visit* to Mr Snnghtff wna *4ltetf4 wllftl MlM lA&wM#, mi nee In the Temple At buffalo, Thu rn* S# /k/iRtMi n% tM CeiRyf of i'i»«htiu» **t| duy Bvenlflg, April M, They met with thing*, Westfield nnd buffalo, If4#4«l« m i #M #f«M all Mil #ffl 4ft## Si M iitk i of Uf . Ifitci'i Ofitntfil iM It wfii 44il great success while in IIiiITaIo and made He rnadr heaven and earth, Hr recline* If, H. lirnnett and family have returned MF444I III f44 4# M44 41 Mf Wfril#- m. t* Miitikr many eonvert* to Hpifltuallsw, After on the lotus and Is Hhaderl by the many* on a combined trip of business ami pleas­ 144 IkeHv li„ the UHlh they will he at their home at headed serpent. Itrahma, the four*head* ure, MR, tM fllil R. L * f a 4 4 f t iff, #rllf« “I wllilN/ly iffili/ let IM f#ft»4 ni Ul M Idly Utile for the kuuuner. ed, springs from his body, Ur, Allen Pisher, of Pngland, is a firns- fVA^t nniftf *•# n Ma)##.’* 1 )r. Allan Flatter, one of P.uglumP* llut ft is for hi* avarts, or relnearna* pcctlve visitor of Cassadaga Camp this "Aifrairtw/ f# fK4rtlf|f< H mitt mmhi tf4#rfi grenteat healer*, and mystic and oeeult I,forts, that he is chiefly remark a Mr, It season. Inoi iii« to Rivf tfi 4»fi vitvi, lint 441 nmmim imf# Is gUtttf find dpiRii."* Hiifim, teacher* • will, visit thl* enutitry and In* Is believed that whenever the world has Madame Innthe Vlgnler, whose portrait lend* to make a vlait to Cassadaga been dlsturlwrl he ha* descended in a small we publish on the first -{page, has gone Camp. We henpenk a hearty welcome portion of hi* essence and corrected the to Prance where she is to take part in for our Bngiieh llrothef, evil, the "Destruction of Pontfrcll," Hhe has Hi nnrtlmr* he hits been a wonderful Ait- Mr*, Ur, o, J, Willard, la slowly Ini* been engaged in the Ancient Art depart* proving under the care of her husband, fund, a monster, a superhuman Irelng, meat at Washington all winter, At other times he has been In,rn In hu­ P. li. Cooke will have charge of the Although *h« was iptite aeriotinly fairned about the face, neck and arm* hy the man likeness, but ha* possessed divine Oruml Hold again thl* seAson. The ho­ explosion of ga* from her oven, no lu*t« powers, It l» probable that the heroes tel will he repaired, cleansed and (minted lug effect* are looked for, of sonic of the rtvnt/ti's were mm so nnd some remodeling done, us well a* highly gifted that in the popular concep­ new carpet* and other necessities, He After being out of the field for *om* tion they gradually became clothed with informs us that a special effort will he time, Mr*, Clara Mayo fitter* ha* renam­ divine attributes, marie to ncrommodnlc the guests. ed her sitting# at Oak fttrert, Han Thus If such a charader as Moses, say, Frauefnen, Calif, I'tihlfc circle* will he Returned. or John the llaptlsl or ht, Paul or pet- Mr*. Todd ha* returned from Perry and held Tuenday evening and T’lmreday' hap* even bbukespenre or Napoleon had Mmlen where she has been spending the afternoon*, appeared among the Hindoos his over­ winter, Mrs, Nellie Warren has returned Ur, |, M, Feeble* ha* a new hook ready mastering spirituality or eloquence or from Pittsburg, Fa, Miss Jeuule Deemer 1,0 Inane from (he (ire**, It I* entitled, I* among those whom early spring calls wisdom or military genius, n* the ease hack, Mr* Nutting has returnetf from "Ueatli Urfeated or the Fnychfe lieerel might lie, would so powerfully have im­ her trip to the Pacific Const where she How to Keep Young," The price will ‘ pressed his contemporaries that the tra­ weal in company with Mrs, I'cttenglll, he $ I.i mi and It will be for tale at Tit a dition of hi* greatness, would he banded Mrs, I'cttenglll will spend a few week# ANNOUNCIiMfiNTt Hokvmiwuu office a* noon a* l**ued, down through the generation*. lit Cleveland, O, after which she will ire Tiia RfHIHI if n ihfm»fctMhly RmM im umIiII* will Ire at Ully Hale arranging for the ffMHtft Ih if fiiifldt fill in inieriMBI puliurfR 444 Thl* i»»iie of TTia boaei.owi'.N g««* to comfort of the guest# of the Ueolyu for Mm «trait I fuf f t i t III# 0||f Ml(iiiitf f«n a number of people who linve received G. W. BAILLET, the coming summer, Fred Hpeiierr has •tfAUnifA M in ra tit# nvtM*(#rf Iruih# #fttlffl/r or A*irr>!tray, fict f#4^ft>nj( » »A(iwf«dlir# Ann <1#tt}Af|. of whlffn wit 8* ite# AA#l#ai#. aaO three mouth* trial auhncrlptloii a* the JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. re turned from u business trip to Muncy •Aliy k>y tM HjfYpiinMt gift of a friend. A* we do not aend the Will Hllffifl Iff Collectlotut, Con* and Williamsport, I’a, CAiliRflow H* Thom piim , I'dltor, (taper tmlc** paid in advance, If you re* f veyrnwc it hi I nil l.cj/ol !UtahniM< Usath of Mrs, Curtis, 440 MM#4«tetit«ii# A##(» • M aIaa. Ma m , uelve It regularly you can know aortic Cottacjns Bought, Sold nnd R«nt»d Mrs, Huhla |, Curtis, who hits been a friend ha* paid for It If you have not L ily linli', - N. V. conslrint aiteiidant at Idly Hale for a nnbwrfhed yourself, plumber of years was taken suddenly sick F. CORDEN W HITE, FOR RENT, while ut tending a lecture ami was oblig­ Arraiigi'im ni* for eampmeetlng of the A well ei|tilp(M'd eight room enttnge mihomh ed to return home, Hite gradually failed TRANCE, TEST Columbus, (i, Mberal Camp A**oela(hm Ml, opposite Citblwrll Cot lag,., if,7ft for the arid sunk Into a stupor from which siic ANS are going atemlily forward, The program sensoii, Por pnrtieiitnr* roho„»« did not rally, Hbc was (17 wars of age. Mcsv II, SoM'i'iiuto', < |,|iy Urtle, N, V, The funeral services were held Ut her BUSINESS MEDIUM. will be ready for dinirlbutfuu hy May home in bolivar, N, Y,, April ft, and eon- 1st, For full particular* and progrnm* Haw ta fleeeres s DuStum Is Vmo Own Hama R.s4lff(« kf m atin M m l , Mam*. * nit " I m'U* on fiplrltuaihm," dueled hy Moses Hull, before passing Address Ur, W, D, Noyes, Heeretury, lati off two plffti IflmifliFlIVF JMin tlAfR* out she desired that nl her funeral service# Fermenent Addreen* Lrty D.vle, N,T. fw w il iii« « r i Mm w m m iw t MtiFmtmatn, her belief In Hplrltunllsm should lie e*. N, Clevehiud Ave,, CoHimhiia, 0, Will affo nffltiffitf m i fMlMka of When in Williamsport, Fettn,, Mr*, iurnttnip fnnn 1imm(Iw»IUu#, Ail (Of itm, plained to the people which refine*t wae In esswertsf Advertlernmente M«. Uf, ), A, H || 8W(i SKI i|„ Mon Ultifit, Chtit, compiled with, plenne metHleei The MwaVesser. April 15,1900, ^he Sunflower. Fris Tki Califimia Soldier's Home. PSYCHIC HEALING * “ •» E d it o r S c s p i .o w e r : The reader* of your paper who re­ member how ruthlessly the Spiritualists This WonderfuI Science of the Home were turned out of the as Practiced by Dr. Peebles Hall, a few years ago to give place to Astonishes the World. others more orthodox, will be pleased to R.caus? soar physician has failed .to cure you do not gire up In despair. learn, that under the present Governor T h e^s »tiliyhope Pfbr you. Thousands of those who Mve been riven up as General, O. H. LaGrange, a more humane a l3rs?affeof a7rf7tM M ?*H^»nCcJ?ed y o T o r^t least®*!.* you permanent*help* and liberal policy has been adopted,/in ■*r» consequence of which Rev. Mrs. S. Au­ THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE gusta Armstrong, an N. S. A. organizer is that of the Psvchic Science or the .Science of the Mind. .Mesmerism and visited the place today, and gave a lec­ 4 * Hvonotlsm are simply stepping stones to this wonderful ccience. By Us aid t h i P ohV3 cal bod y fcec-omes an open boo k to th e s .a rc h in g eye o f th e psychic ture, which fanned the smouldering emb­ physician. He penetrates the hidden past, discovering the real causes for the present conditions. * ers into a flame of enthusiasm, which D®. P e b b l e s is t h e G r e a t e s t P s y c h ic P h y s ic ia n l iv in g . J. M. PEBBLES, bids fair to revolutionize thought iij the His diagnoses are equally astonishing as his cures. His treatment is both Home, and place Spiritualism on an A. M., M. D., PH. G Psvchic OBSESSION name. age. s •* amiI leading: s> mptom^ano ^ fof win al, 0 receive “Poods for the Sick •burst of enthusiasm, which bespeaks a this scientific treatmen .. ^a^ )’oklct Qf ine*tfma‘ble value to every home; and “Woman,” a valuable OR UNDEVELOPED INFLUENCES rt.id how to P rep a re T hem ,” unity of purpose and glorious results. I REMOVED. booklet which every woman should have. 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Su questions answered by ma First Avenue, Joliet, Ills., vouches for a Jo s. Ko d b s B u c h a n a n . ***• $fl,50. Readings to foreign countries, extra, 60 cents. Special Liife Delineations and Full Horoscope, also a correct hour of your birth, giving all days case similar to the one in which Mrs. V. av o id in g b u s i n e s s undertakings, for as many years as desired, from $ 10.00 up. Hughes-Grabam of Chicago told of the • 1017 Castro St., Oakland, Cal. • for ^Jrad^oclT of*H air for all’Psychometric Life Readings. No date of birth for Spiritual Horn- growing on of a finger by the power of 16 ^ i 6.naee**narnbhlet. containing four editions of Prophecies, with thnr fulfillments up to «. January^ 1000, witE testimonials of Press and Public, will be sent to anyone thought, • m i x j V y< iSti John Espy of Xenia, 0., a cousin to Winter, succeeded in reproducing, by men­ •trtqysf *sfiod»snufpi - **>a y R1S i t t The Psychical Science Review •SHIJOD HHHE ON 3*8 ssfdoo oifiuis *j «>a u JOS tal process, four inches of bone to the DEVOTED TO Distant Healing a Fact. •q>uoui ipne jo qi?t >qi p^nssj Scientific Astrology, I cure chronic and accute diseases also mental •»3SlAaV S.NVU SS3NISft8 3MA ONV QIV lower part of his leg between the knee psychical Research, peculiarities, Occultism , — TESTIMONIAL. — ^*noAvnfxoad« awx 'aNawj s»3wdvd aiu and the ankle. Some years ago Espy and other studies tending to the improvement Jan. 23, 1900. San Marcial, N. M •jwbi ivjn^uu qfinojqi was driving a team of horses hitched to In March 1399 I was very low with typhoid pns Supnnia IsnopfpuoD aanin^j puu siaqjujic of the Mental, Moral and Physical conditions fever and was restored to health and •sdoao ‘89pib ‘AooqdoM »*■! P^OAad an old-fashioned threshing machine. The of humanity. Published monthly at $1 a year. a b o u t tw o w eeks b y th e a b se n t t " atT^ ” ^ r%o1' SAMPLE copy FREE. K. S. Shattuck. —C* B. T rubblood. horses ran away, the machine was over­ Terms $3.0) per month. 'D39N3SS3W 3!i3HdOHd 3Hi Earnest S. Green, Editor. III. turned and Espy’s leg was caught be­ 1804 Market St., San Francisco, Cal. Ella S. Shattuck, 8 J Van Buren St., Freeport tween the wheels and crushed to a jelly, he was taken to Xenia, and physicians Do you Receive the Benefits Science of the Soul. SCANDINAVIANS! declared at once that the only way to o f a membership to A scientific demonstration of the existence of N Y A TIDEN save his life was to amputate the leg at the soul of the man as his conscious individuality Is the only Spiritualist patter in U. S. and Canada independently of the physical organism, of the printed in the Swedish ami Norwegian languages. the knee joint. Young Espy declared that f t 111! PSfCMMlilC M U ’ continuity of life and the actuality oi spirit return. If you are interested In the Spirituaustkr movement * Over 400 large pages. among your countrymen you certainly want Nya he would rather take his chances and try This Society now invites you. Many astonishing revelations. T idbn, (Established 1894.) 75A a )rear.' Send for a to save the leg. The wounded limb was Write, CANTON, OHIO. Price 6Qc jx>Btpaid. , free sample copy. ADDRESS NYA TIDEN, Ward Macaully, 172 W oodard Avc., Detroit, Mich. 312 4th Ave.. E. Minneapolis. 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