T Gt
:-d r.d. ll..
■•fh ll
—I
about that kind o* proceedings. ’Pears to me, thoughl1
If I ’d B'manied once and got- so awfully took lu, 1 'd
■ ■ H ■ p I,ill L ■ try how. ftwoild seeto ’to bo my own mistress one
while, before. L'drun my chance
* .with another man.
i. :wHUen for'ty'e'Bsnieij'dtfiJbtyt?1' '* ' •;•'•
Aanlgh-M I can -find ont, tyeyfre .tndeh alike about
some things;’ r waa a-goln’ right cat, bnt she kind bl
set np in bed end tays she, kind o’. Mint; i > Hiss Bot
* "There.” 'said1 fltflflsJr/ "I’m1 aala
dab; will yon behind enough to take'them letters and
put ’em iu the1 post box.: You’ll Add'tern on the
a. *-
table. ’Of course! will,’ oez I. As! took-’em np;
what do you tbidk I see, bnt right oti top, * letter 41:
retoed to tbo Rxv.i Exo
* Baanoxgtbi. -Bays I, right
off. ’ Do you kno> that man?' Bay* *.
ab ’Ohi yeo;
’ ’." " CHApTER'xihJ,i
ho ’* an:old ifriend o' mine, and A* ’» lotrfy Jreow
* ’*
. . - The N^tv CowVesi. rd-. il. -.­ Sp»rituali«(, and Is a meet excellent medium. He talks
This narrative being ; A otovj of luUrtor lite, only *w b Mftrt.» i There I” I < • ,■
such InoidenU will be -pretested m hate'e direct beat­ il Hnldah stopped apd.looked triumphantly at tne. ■ -•
ing upon tbb' continuous growth’ -iiud' prtifjre'Mire'jnti' .UtThere.",'she: repeated; after: she had?enjoyed my
foldleg of mind. -AlresOy, I trust,' lhe' reedtri haX amazement for tbe space of three second), -il didn't
noted tho awakening germs of thought/and the' gredtii tell you that before, 'cause 1 meant yon 'should be jhil -
al but steady Inflow it strthgth and Independence. ' If as much )urpdsed aal wu.. But aint tbat the beater *
the purpose of the narrator is fulfilled, thete strands of all I. It does puj.me out ao.”.abp. added, empbatl. >
cally,' •• to hBve'such'folke'get to be Spirituaitsty t’1
in tbe tingled skein of ber story will be carried steadK
ly forward, and In tbb snoceedlng’ohaptere their Ibglib
* How, mind, what ! tell ye. be ’ll bo a-gettln' into Some - ibe thread bf ’my own interior experience. 'All win­ areas yet.”
mate froibri-when Under the control of wleb and bene- scrape in les * than three monlbsl la'* just .that sort ter I bad beeti progreasihg; slowly, ia MmeJdi^ottyjiBj ' I wondered if tbo Doctor was growing confidential. ■' men ebalt know tbat only Is sell exterminated when It
fioieat Influences—will be manifested? •?>/' ’ - *
* folk
' o tbat brings disgrace on tbe name o’ Spiritual. more rapidly In owe re? Many Intellectual yapore bad I had so often long .-d to know bls history, and if all
■ flit had been six weeks in the eity^ • My'new duties 1st *. They are narrer-mlnded and evil-disposed where- j been dissipated, and "beliefs’ bad taken'1 oh firmness, tbat grave, calm kindness, tnst unswerving Integrity
were pleating to me, and1 deity [I frit tbat tny'^nUllebi ever tbey be. If they're Orthodox, tbey preach * : hotutetency and strength'. ' I Wm coukIcus that ft Wm* and fidelity to truth, were native gifts, or tbe resells well may it take tbe similitude of barbaric agos. and
little more and hotter hell and damnation than apy- i no longer possible for'm? 'io be'tye'mere puppet of of culture. But jut then tbo clouds broke away, and
tual and bptritual posters were'-gaining etrthgth frota
bqdyeiae, aud then tbey endupbyronnln'away with ’ snother'Bfarioy.M Thad been in’.the days when Paul a gleam of sunshine fell into our faces.
''tbs wise- and kindlyJdolture of Mfonmstatiiee. The
,,wlfe,ior
house was full, and all varieties of •ntiud 'weri well re­ epmebody
** somethin’. Ton ne * 'tatot ip Lindsay had been my 'm'eutdr, end m f sbb'nid probe,
presented. Intelligent discussions of the most inter- tym to be consistent. They go to. nob extremes ope
sstluiquestlou^agitatlbg the' pnblipiiilnd.imad» Utt way "that it,, stands to reaioni that tbey must swing
nightly re-unions in the partyre both Interesting aod back again Jett.likea pend'lnm, clear;’t other, side o'
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Instructive, while'tbb 'crowded ttjofoughfares and the tbe Ho
. . Buch folks make , worse Spiritualists than
anybody else, because they can’t understand ibo > lib.
by lanes, tbe, markets end pisses of elegant,resort,
were made to yield' to su'ch earntyt trutb-eeekere as erty’ wherewith they’re made free. Spiritual thioga
there were among un.‘their doep’leasdni’of bpmanltary must be.-spiritually, discerned, and spiritual discern-
froth.' ' *'••, - '■'/ ' 1 . :J ■ •' meat'a,what.they halnt got. However, there '* on * ness of the past, in my testy.'' There I coutylentlonity I wont bore you with it. Co, now. It Is time for your
After my own'quiet, unobtrnkive fashion. I rtas vety oonsolatlon: if Bpltytualtym '* true, it .’11, take more
happy. Dr;' Romeyn had been uhremltttig' in b|s men like bim, than too Lord, ever made,.to swamp
kloduessboth to Buldab and myeelf.' K's had'attend­ itl”..- . . . .. ... ... '. . -
ed IBoturts, obnberti, and various places cf Interest Inspired with curiosity, by. Hnldah’* represent
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about the town In ble1 company.' Huliab was highly tfons. i cultivated Mre„ Lake,.assiduously for a day or.
delighted.'atfd I believe but fdrouo circumstance, would tvro. , Bbo was expatiating one day tuber usual and
have bben-perfeotly happy. It was now?as I have stated, aggravated sty)
* upon the blessings of the new. revels
* , Ah. ti,these .dark hours, aq |n every other tlroe of regular cast, and had onr intimacy rem steed uninter,
six weeks since we had left Gleu'Wllde, and as yet the tlon: ■ ■ ■ . : ■
spirits had made no msnifestaUbn of any peculiar in. . •'If I oould only fee a medinm, Miso Cbllde.” she
exclaimed. “I think I should bo tye happiest pereon
terest In Iter visit. To all ber earnest questionings the
*
oracle were'dumb. Even Esther maintained a most living: and dp you know, they say 1 shall be it I on’y
provoking aliened dpod tbe subject, or onty'rejplled to give myeelf up to toe. |ofldeppe, and alt . two hours
Holdsh’s Impstlenw.1 ' ’ ■ every day.I’m practising faithfully, and the Ums
Will bo ont ty tore
* weeks,” ; '.. ' recesses are nnrooftd. aui beawr^siijf descend*
• "It is all right.”- 1 '
Bnt.” sold i? •• do. yon think mediumship, m It
«I know it aiiit all right.” said Hnlflab, ■'• to keep
ty technically called, toe highest manifestation of
-me here lu eurpente, awaiting tbelr movements?and I
spiritual Influence?” t . , ..
riot a golng td stand it any huger; you see irT 'do'.'
She looked at tne wonderingly. as if she did hot
Next Monday morning I’m a-going to start for home:
comprehend the question. ..... .... ..
I’ve made up my mind, and when I have it takes a “Ihave eiway
* thought,” I continued, •■.that ibo
good deal pf a olrtomstance to tnrn me.” - ' ■ • -
physical manifestation
* of spirit-presence were mertly
I confess I wks not h little'curious to know the end
given as teste, and to arrest the attention and compel
of Huldab’s advehturer. I could see, more plainly
tbe belief of those lees sensitive organizations who
perhaps than she,'the good effects wbicb bad already
are nbt primarily euscoptlbie to tha more refined and
grown out of her vlelt to tho city. Her mind wss
exalted methods of spirit Intercourse. ■ To me, the ia?-
expanding rapidly in this hot-bed of growing infldert;
ierlor consciousness of spirit-presence and sympathy,
<M. and ehe bad already ridUgbed' off many of her old,
and tbs enlightenment which my mind, Inlte.asklpg
narrow and stinted conclurions. Day by day bei1
moods, Is certain of attaining from the sphere
*, is lhe
charitable impulses grew, andjl saw'piatnly that Hui-
greatest, the only direct and personal God which
dab wonld never be content witb selfish labor selfishly
Spiritualism seems capable of yielding—and tbat is in­
performed again. Boyond that, I was, of course, as
estimable.” ... . ’.
much In the dark as she. I'was, besides, Intensely in­
; "Ohl then you are a medium?” exclaimed Mrs.
terested to know whether she would be permitted to
Lake, bewildered.
return to Glen Wilde oif the day appointed: ' The Bunday after, Boldah’e discovery of the hand­
'. ••No, not moty than 1 believe sny person may be by
Among tbe inmates of the institute,’was a Mrs.
cultivating spiritual perception, and the natural espl-
Lake, lu whom, from tbe very first, Holdsh had beed
rations of the heart after trfitii. Indeed, there can be
greatly interested. It happened tbat just snchasj>eci- no'each thing, positively, ak mediumship, in regaat
men of human nature had never before fallen tinder to «nch communion. Each must receive foV himself,
the eye of that'observant spinster, and the began
and himselfelone, those exquisite and Impalpable, yet
forthwith to dissect this new subject, greatly to her
most real and convincing hints of Wisdom which the
own enlightenment and my edification. Personally, spirit-world is lever ready to supply io tbe setting
Mre. Lake' was of short stature, Inclining, neverthe­
heart. Sympathy flow* down in streams divine add
less, toyiukteNd 1 No othBr word'Will express the'pe-
life-giving, and joy celestial in waves of dellcleflis
eoliir, soft, flabby, uncertain kind of adipose deposit
* case Ijthlnk you ere more to be pitied than those un­
melody? to such a soul, and knowledge becomes the
which enveloped her figure, and Mblmcst be iakeniln
stairway’by' which we climb into the celestial abodes.
its popular aud not iu its literal sense. Bhe boasted
Ah, as I said, there can be no mediumship about it,
tbe faded remalnabf what wav bhbe a waxeh complex­
for buman'lmaginetlon can never compete the glories
ion, made heroelf elegant 1'n thin blonde ringlets, and
ot such communion, nor human tongue express them.”
wore remsrtoabty esps. If tbe reader has not now A
- - Mre. Latb looked bewildered, snd having nothing to
tolerable Idea of Mre.' Lake’s personal attractions', I
eay dfhereelf, reaortod’to Mr. Hardcastle, end once
pity bnt cannot relieve ble ignorance t for to dellnsste
upon that futile theme, tbe launched out into such
testn res, where' ftatarte ' tbert vr ore'1 none; transcends
an exaggerated and whimsical account11!;? tbe glories,
the power of tho opeYatlug gOoes-qutU." ? '. -
of bfemedlnttteblp; tbat I St once divided lluit be m'tul
• Hnldah was n’t ■ long lb- finding but that aba Was *
be the affinity bf whom fiuldati'had ojidlten; ' ” "
Bpltitnaltst.1' ■ rt ;.-J ... .?i-
- The next day Ihad tbe'pletetrre of betring that Mrif.
" Ab 1, Hiss'PBytio;”'1 said', the1 afflicted lady; one
Lake bad reported **that'Ml Childe *-wa a deluded wd-
day, <• Spiritualism is A bleasing to til mankind.
tnan.’MSIde being « hypocrite. *Bt> profcaMd'totel.
Doubtless, you appreciate to eomb decree the treaecea-
Spiritualist, And did h’tsven belfovd id hu'diumki <
deat and seraphic joys of spIrit-lriterooritM; bot noU ct ? ■: ■ i '1 'I . i?.« ’ c ■ 1.1
my dear or^sttrre,'fill -yod'have 'pssabdi; thrcdigb tbe
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sterner experiehoea of devastatlug utckuns; and. tba
“’ *
/ 111''dlagiBieii
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intolerabts anguish of an uncongenial tnatrlmonial
life, can yon Imagine’tbb perfect ud baatlfie joy which ' .Batordty arrived, and Hptdeh found bereelf exceed­
I experience."- i? • ul i« ingly perplexed? ' As she expressed it? "Dotbtyg
"Now;” said Holdall,bommunlcHlng:this!speech wotyei right”? about her .departure for Glep ,W)ldef
to me with the straightforward rithplIdtyof one wbb There had'been a break on. the'railroad whtyh'Tqh 4 '
has aeen little of the world; *
I idob'ti Uke ttatkind necessitate delay of.Myeratkooty on ierjourney,;
o’ talk. tbs firet plaoe, idon't likb to beiualled d Bnd'lliiiil i’eY'ti list ithsr destination about midnight.'
• creeter.L tn down onr way tbatrswhat they call the WelthlifUbWlhe ‘came' to ‘pack 'her'' tranlt > #ag her -
cattle, and if I be homespun, Leliit'raeoWpH&niJwt-.' wirtUtytte' fobtid':!h ity1 Btateof’ rea^ltyd"
*.' A dretyl
■as neither, fcr tbit matter; 'nAll
* that, i hid n’t'obhie1/roih' the' d ressm'ak?ro, h n d’tyirlqu i. ql her,
Bnttn<h
do n’t Ukn to bee * folk set tbemaelmnpMtbe most atytylHi We sift'treaty einbar^tUd. ■1 These'Were tridl nt i
afflicted of all'the earth;1 ' May bb she has had trials; inronvrtfen^.bbtmoreibsaart.H^dsbfcrtfia'ef-
hot <m haver tba: most of nr. b reckon; aud'adtoM? tfth
* dlffldrtty 'In reebbhliln^bertylF th fhe'ityiuge?;
trouble with bar'butMhdj thst she's,no buriMteto 8W *kdmi ”toiihiil AsWai.'kity Wdifltyunitti’’ ’’yi
be harpin’ about In public,-. If 1 wto married, auff *
dl 11 rtFhihvbttat;’4’n* -sild, "abbaV myioty;’ rhiidi
quarrel with my.hnibaud, J never’d tell on tL’L-.ll. -ii f>d'gdr0dAhlWtyityean"ty' biitt’ ty'rhy trbrd.ty'tft:
r The .next day,,Holden came up wilh her
*ribbons Ay-, rttyd't ’Ibh'i’irthh to'do What 'ain't' rtght?‘"t'c
* ’n't'gi)i'
tog and ber eyeasnapping: m; r, 4 uiuiti ;nte:.l erft' rfWftd'bt idrtob'’jrtro EstW.'’ndr'n'ohe At'tyBi;'’’hity
.!. *• I’ll tell you what.’tie, BenlabsrtAbe-eiolaltBod, •’■‘elttoiw JO fdhtyi-mt' |s!Jif ’bo a^ "dead
«I do beltevalAbs found' bot ebbot 4hrt Mre- Lake.
It.amyoplqiehubctjtAFreu I4v«y. . Bhe’a-Jobt.gut isWyTVbald-'tiHijttro hpkito ottytydl'ii' dty bvrn action!.
B. letter that bar hubendB40ttjH,;'rUflutb«"w»yiro'd’TwtHitf'.hMftHk rAdh’t’Wald' sbehl'ty1 Watty ty
aba e »«yra’- endqakinhnn as.ridlHMsjiiHbe .withM bb’babkto'Otyii1 T11 "l-; •■'' ’ • ’
' ftl ,Ab/bAteabd-aibsM^end:!B W Idtrald b»rtltty1^b<iiilWliatB?lii’4 Htfldai murth
164!eM,*
great *-
bAt lask aays! I, ..aWhyidom’ryoO fUrtliy ’^ Ft>!Ud liJfa.jlt’: ■ i'J u
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a brimiB-tblnklag (gtyfe/-t!/atfe'Ointotyl.''Wfrt .11 gtr’b^ dobra-'Wotattoir
t^^fi AaMl’w' doubt
MHuikS’dtytartyd/'liud itfW41U W bftPWM
M't rd r>dp»
•Oils C-i • it VHoo slug
. ru- tlb n| ppoo afeq njtWrliH
ujlw.jilt a.oi -(i:e n«re vroii I svsiiw til
s,:i b |„v, i! sill• abloil
- ,lt,oo sqsci In jo I note ovr.d i lo 'i'J)i.rt’inlsrt to nottelajllnam
. (’WB?*) NO. 23.
1 ,*r. 1 ,! /«.-»< • . 1 '."T--
: "Lookberel” atty uelilmod>'
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'l ’.ve decided about "I think she should st leant bave been frank with • In I silence. The Doctor's bead was bowed, and bo wra
Ohs thing.” and draJHug'forth a tnge yellow poster, him.” ,deep In thought. I busied myself observing the filth
*beexhibited io mA^'WUjtnlbg caiitsls, thesttrtling . "Abt frenkneu Is little .cultivated in thia world. Ihud squallor about me, and wondering wbat would be
annotiuorinrtrt (hit 'tbeTRer/E nob Hartcutl a propo’ssd We womeh ate taught from our cradles tbat It is the Ithe iutnre of those1 wretchedly dirty, bnt ofttimes
io deliver a ieUKrt’ti Hope Chapel; on Monday even.
greatest eln against the social.law which we can com- 1
bright eyed and Intelligent looking children; oflenor,
*
Ing. od'flpHtuaHsm? 1 ”:l1 ll'’- ‘ ''1' " ■ ''. mlt. Such principles ere grown into our spiritual be- i
alas 1 they bore only tbe marks of sin, and fool and
*'to that lecture, Ing, and ere not easily exterminated. .It la one’of tbe 1loathionre disease. And so we passed up Anthony
B nred h'tttake-bbf'trti'eda'y’eCftlwce, you know, great etna of tbe age against woman, that her eplritual istreet to Centre, ’
with my griti,!hbtoefkfid'liebrbltylwill'. Just to know nature ie eo dwarfed and fettered, by conventional|.
wbat be 's’git to say. • WoW
?frbe
* 'll tell 'em how ties.” ' ' ’ i
There, Just before us, rising in grim and fateful
state, slood the hallo of (so called) Justice-tbe far.
be used:'t6 gd',bh aVotli GpiritoeHim, up to Glen Tho Ddotor was looking gravely, but kindly Into my famed Tombs. Justice, heavenly goddere I Is calm,
Wilde?’" • :’-n -v / eyes. ,1 ' ’ . lynx eyed, serene—waiting patiently till the irreverel-
'I'oonfeas’to 'hare-ehtyfialityii sene interest perron-
"Honalo.” he said, -'•What a changed creature yon ble fiat cfa just God shall be accomplished—sire, have I
ally Jn the redoubtable'Reverend, sod l igreed witb are. A year ago, oo pale, ao silent, oo self-deprecat­ often thought, «ho wonld descend from beaveh and
Boldab, that1 It the torvtdes of ihescort conld be pro­ ing; now strong, eplf.rellant, almost bold. Really,
with lightning bolt rend from pinnacle lo baas, those
cured, we’d go to beak him. :i : ' Paul would never call yon Houle again.”
: temples where her sacred name-lsso foully desecrated.
At dinner-time Hnldah triumphantly exhibited ber
I was glad. , ‘ ■ . For this reason only onr prison bouses stand, tbe moat
poster’ to Dr. Romeyn—whloh. by tit way; sbehad en: " Bo you really think I am changed—Improved ?” diabolical monuments In all our land, ot human Igno­
ergeticaily tbVn down white It’wU yrt wet, frbto a dead
"Decidedly, What has wrought it!” , rance, superstition and resulting shame. So stood tbe
wall—end secured hlk 'atteffdanoe upon'tbe lecture. ••The blessed discipline of clrcumatanoo.” I said, Toombs to-day; bnt Faitb, with purified virion, looks ’
With this arraugerntnL ’-ate restefi content for the with tears in my eyes. "Oh, how kindly are its chaa- eertuely forward to an age wherein tbe perfect law of
present. : '! "• ■ ■ : : ............. ■' tunings, If we but receive them rightly.”
_ ■ Idve—as'promulgated by that divinely Inspired Being
' The reader is perhaps d'esltyns tint I 'should resume ■■Yea—but, Beulah—yon scarcely know wbat trials • wbo sold, "Let him tbat lewithont sin among yon cast
• ■ : _ tbo first stone "—shall prevail over all tbo earth, and
Is overcome by good. ' ■■ •
Tbat day 1 looked upon tbat grey Egyptian pile­
bear tbe monstrous fronts of demoniac gods—with lin­
. gering. fascinated gsu. At the window of one of the
"It Is going to be olear tbfa afternoon, Beulah," be cells looking out upon tbe street, I saw a woman’s
bly have conttntied to be,' had Faty thrown me penna; said, •• W111 you go with me to the Chapel of the Five figure, Doubtless sbe was ao outcast, for through lhe
nently under bls control,' Already, a gulf ws
* widen? Points Mluloa?” grating she wae conversing with two whose gaudy end
ingbkiweeh our niefityl auh mortal' natures,'which Yes, gladly. It always does me good.” bedizened garments mocked cruelly tbelr doom. The
proved to me dalty, more'and .more, how blind and ••Well, then, be ready at two. 1 never like to be prisoner was yet youthful looking; ber bends were
nnreMonin'g bad been my devotion tobW“,tei while late. Don’t ask Hnldah. I don't feel Inclined clasped upon the bars of ber cell, and ber long, waring
Reason began to smite in'the dawq^jf-conviction, for ber excessively pertinent remarks. Do you know, hair streamed down below her slender waist. Brutal­
there were many remains of'thb p$rtln^cloos tender­ I've beentbe victim of apreaentlmentall day? Well. ity and aufferlug had not yet effaced the traces of tbe
exceeding beauty which she most have once possessed; '
Strove against,'and’ felCce'rtain that I wm overcom­ duties, and mine, too; but do n't keep me wailing at and from tbe dusky depths of her dork aod lustrous
ing. To be enrei t waaphi a' pal nlcss airhggle,' Th * two.” eyes beamed eneb an expreaton of anguish and de.
roots of tbat bld love' bad penetrated dbep .into the Out conversation bad awakened serious thought, Bpair as no tragedy qneen on histrionic boards ever
Very fibres of toy, being, bul IjftU it to b« <i dnijf ttbicA I and I went to my room, pondering tho question, which coun terfelled.
ouodio titptrfxiingoj' my ypsnjtal brtsy, Ind I per­ bad sometimes before presented itself to my mind. It must be that the pity which heaved my bosom
severed., '' • • ■ ■ • . "- • , ’ whether, had' Pant's morel nature been of a more ir found expression in my face, for casually meeting
my gate,'she shrieked in tones thst curdled tbo
rnpted by olmumstanees, my own integrity and virtue blood In my veins.-Look 1 look! will you?” Only
*
trial, whitnatold jueutyg of sympathy floged to me
from the spheres I How w^my asp|rat)oq * strength­ would have been secure It wm a strange question for thst, but wbat' pathos In her thought, that only tbe
ened, my perceptions;onllgbtened. by^e.presenoe a maiden to ask, end yon, my reader, are perchance. gets of a more fortunate sister conld thrill the whole
and the good cheer of. the etyp, mtyistfSTiJij.sngete I sneering at It. Did. you ever Mrlonsly think how:
being with such woe. At tbat Instant Dr. Romeyn,
Such experience
* pf tjie sentcsjtnotjp
* dpiorlbed. Such
many women, tenderly .reared, carefully nurtured.: attracted by ber cry, raised bls eyes to lu source.
teachings rvuao, ba iranalatad,.l>t, the soul's Inmost
strong in ell outward restraints, as I was, aye, far i Be grew pate pa. death, and staggered, while the
Md stronger. have still listened, in Um the; young outcast uttered a piercing, inarticulate shriek,
dwells therein, ,a. tangible poaaeulon, an indisputable tempter, and' fallen into—for this world—irrevocable - and tell bsokwardl. It was tbe wort ot nn ineiaut
for him to olup my bands upon tbe railing and ex­
verity. Ye wbo are skeptical, cast off yowworldll- ruin and disgrace ? And did you ever attempttd realize
to yourself how many women may have stood on a far claim. excitedly bnt firmly:
nere, your bigotry, yonr aerelictem. Nourish tbe tren.
more dangerous brink tban I bad stood upon, and only ••Beulah, stsy there. Mind, do not stir, You will
bling flame of spirituality, within your own sonls;"be
through tbe Interposition of some guardian angel, em­ be safe. I shall soon return.”
just, be pure, be holy; strive for these pqsseMlons day
ploying the instrumentality, perhaps, fff a trivial cir- He hastened up lhe dusky stairway, and wm lost to
by day? m you now strive for gold, or fame, or glory,
cumstanc, ebare been saved, to shudder, with untold bor. my view. The next ten minutes seemed an age, but
and out of yonr own experience, eball you bo able to
ror, at the narrowness of tbelrescape ? It Ie all very wel I at tbelr close he returned with pale features and com.
testify of the exceeding and stupendous wonders of
to any tbat these are dangerous themes for a young girl pressed lips. Placing my hand within bis arm, be
Eternal Love. Buch happiness la not Impossible.
to meditate upon. Did you ever lend one act dr one In. hurried forward, and not a word was spoken till wo
Nay, It is only natural, and flows spontaneously from
reached Broadway. Tben he smiled a ghastly smile,
the right exercise of the sonl'e proper functions. If fluence of your life to make theirs lees dangerous, to
insist upon such teaching and Influences for women as aud said:
ybu shall live in. boll, and all ite demons howl upon
••The day grows fine. We shall hare o pleasant sun­
you; If you shall live in that half-way country of shell make ber more Independent, more oelf reliant,
more truly capable of defending herself against soeb set, I think.”
mingled light
* and glooms; or if you sfiril taste, with
assaults aa any selfish and designing man mey. witb lo- With wbat shallow pretences do we oftentimes mock
yourkeenestsense, the veritable joys ofheaven, depends
gal and social impunity, surround ber? Tbat Ibis is tbe soul's blttereet agony t ' -
solely npontho nurture which you give yonr own W# walked through Broadway-'BabhaibAlrioken
not an exaggerated statement of tbe almost defenceless
soul.forees, and upon the earnestness of yourendeav-
position of women In this respect, witness tbe tbou- Broadway—silently. We turned mecbnnlcally around
*
or after jtyrjty pad truth. . .
sands of broken'hearts, and ruined outcast forms, tbe accustomed corner, and reached the steps of tbe
tbat buddle In tbe brothels of our great cities; that Institute. Tben. and only then, did be epeak again.
bill. announcement, was, in..the morning, cold and
even stain with their polluted breath—doubly polluted ." Beulah. I must see you again to-night. Il Is
stormy. Soon after breakfreL. I strolled into the al­
because eo high and holy a thing bad fallen lo snch pleasant, will you walk with me?
most deserted paptyr—for most, of the Inmates were
damnable uses—the green fields and pure air of our ^CONCLUDED IH OUB KEIT.]
keeping theirjooma— and sitting down id a qulot cor­
country towns. My virtuous sister, if you have never
ner, looked upon the desotyte,.’,wintry world.' Pres­
asked yourself such questions as those which tyat day
ently Dr, Romeyn joined me. .After a few indifferent Written lor U>» Banner ot Light.
agitated my mind, you have never folly real iced yonr
remarks,be.exclaimed: . . .
MUSINGS.
BT I. I. IUD,
own danger, unless, indeed, yonr heart is safely con.
.-"Ibav'e a bit of new * ..for yon. 1 saw our friend
gealed in au Joy armor of conventionality, in which
Paul, yesterday.” . .
"Did you. Indeed ?” I replied, "Bow is be look­
fortunate ones against whom yon Inveigh,
ing?” .. At I muss hen aloue, with ay antfen friend, ray
, ."Below par. He inquired Afte^ypn. apd promised I thought much of thebe things, and kt two o'clock, ■ mind wanders forth end pictures tcenee tbit iroaie
when I started out with Dr. Bomoyn, my heart was
to call.. Shall 1 bring him In.somo eveplng?” , ray sympathies for1 tbe world of suffering humanity.
I thought a moment before replying.. Could I trust full of them. I was not afraid to talk freely to bim, Wohld 1 wold speak words of eytnptlby end cheer lo
the Doctor by being sincere wit)), him ?, It was an nn end I said:' the Borrowing ones of earth; and administer to tbe
.worthy doubt,, and I replied (frsmWY> but briefly: ■ "These poor creatures one sees In all these low wants of tbe poor and needy; to the eoffering, lend a
, • 'Oor parting wa
* a painful.one; Iscarcely care to haunts I ...I,wish they were not so far removed from helping hand and a soothing balm to Ibe weary, aching
human, from womanly sympathy and aid.. I can but
sephlm.” .. • ■ .'i .., .. ■> tool.. Is there a human tool that ie pent up lu selfish,
pity them. I know among them all, there must be
The look which repaid my.,confidence assured me nets or Ignorance, and knows no sympathy and feeds
some true, high hearts, crushed and effaced indeed,
*
dbtyitwa not misplaced- ; , ,■ r no poor, Buffering soul witb theirs? and repels all
but bearing stilt the impress of tbelr Maker; yet society
' "What is he doing now?” I aaked. ., . that would develop their finer and better nature?
' . ".ititybtyg Into business,’, was tbe reply which he puts them so far away from ns that it seems -not a One tbat neither gives or receives that sympathy ud
more impassable gnlf yawned between Dives and Ia-
toads me tp a almllar'question.? . ; , . ■ love which dovelopes tbe soul into eternal light ud
’ ^Suddenly, i wss struck .with an, Intense desire to tarns than between us, I am not afraid, of society; beauty, ud expends tbe mind snd nrepsree it to re­
know wbat Dr. Domejn thooghl pf faul, and I asked though fora pitiful thought I know tbey would brand ceive the beautiful und glorious truths of our future
him?, • .... ... ; .■ ...■ . me for an embryo criminal "but I am so ignorant existence or spiritual life hereafter? . If so, may 1 say
' "I think hl’rn msn of fins' rnlnd.nctyie hsart, great —kept will folly so—that Ido not know bow to reach to each, study, reflect, khnw thyself, ud thy ways,
energy and force of character, but deficient in moral even one of:these, my sisters; how to help them conld truthfully—for •'God la Love,” ud ie Implanted in
qudlitey. Be wields a strong social power, aud somo- I reach them.” . • every soul, and when developed and called forth, Ute
Dr. Romeyn grasped my hand and looked steadily' sympathies snd love flow from tho sonl in purity ud
tiroes recklessly,” wss the frank and comprehen,'’e
^answer. ..<>,• ,. . Into my eyes. ' . ' truth. "Jerne wept" In deep sympathy for tho afflict­
'" '••Ton Ujtyk him. both attrapttyq.and^angerope.”, "Beulah,” be said, in btbat’calm.,steady voice, so ed, and for bls oppressors.. Ho says, "Father, forgive
unlike any other, "Could yon Mttd descend to pity them, they know not what tbey do.” Also he says,
“ '••When will to.Ityrestored ty btyproper balance?”.' and comfort one of these unfortunate
* ?!?- Vengeance 1s mine. I will repay.” Be sought to-
■'"When M conquers bls atbeiim, and learn *sob- "Yes, sir,” I replied, in a voice as steady aa bis avenge only through Love, by returning good for evM.
mission ^q^igbly.epLrftysl Inffpepceitj It'ty tbe most own. ,. ;; . So It should be with all, Follow Christ's example,
dsrigenyu tying lo 'Uty.world for * man,to possess the ■•Then sometime, maybe—mind. I do not say it cer­ aod be our own Saviour. No ono can live, think, on
cdh
*iioqsnesqpfpb,Wty lityo liie.O.wp no guiding tainly—I will give yon the Opportunity.” die for another. We must learn Aow to live, and wo ’ll
tajW.' Buc^ met) .are oomete; .ntognlflcent, but fear. I looked at him.’ and be was very, very pale; hfa eye ksow bow to think, which will'prepare us, so we will
burned wilh anlntense light, and he was looklog ont hot be afraid to die for oureelvea. Death w line t then
|r wohdet wi)B^^ecBinepf!Mr
*..lJtug'ti|on l?'',j
into the distance,' • ' ' ■ -' ■ appear with such dreaded terror aa to-aomo H dooa.
' ’.'i'do not know,'., Secrecy ty h cruel tytyg; .cruel a
* Presently we reached tie Five Points, snd all It lo but a hatchway door that opens and1 leads ta
th^ gravdl tfh^ WM not. the. tyu|h'tyty ajtoot her at through that service my thoughts were of my compaa? forth from a dark, dismal, cold and lonely cellar, to a
Ion. Whet did b * mean ? Bad be some sister or dear more beautiful panorama of life and tight than oould
jS. Ui:’-' ' Ji' "i1 i " ■
"it would have btyn. better, .as Utyge turned; but friend among that doomed band of outcasts, for whom be imagined by tbe lonely wanderer fa the mctndaao
mil wu tali tyally, jtypr«'|i,^il,about .the h» Would splicty my aid ? Wbat was,bis connection, sphere, and, like the butterfly that vetoes forth from
ialig^tyuV.vlslt.'.ftyd tyiety.would have with this pereon of whom he spoke? .for 1 could not ibe chrysalis, the Spirit ■moves out of ths gloomy dark,
ibi'ti'sd doubt lhat this Intense emolion Indicated a personal re. nets, leaving tbe old casket behind, and Boars aloft to
’’t' <-■ .
thin there wu at tat. and not ao cdV laktyn. .’Men are so different from women; not made re beautiful realms of light and glory-freed from the
different by Nature. I verily Wteve, as by education, shackles and bonds tbat enslaved It while bore, done
'~>^^h'tbihKi^ Attehiioni Opportunity, aud the licence of society, . Bqtthenf from.tbe trying scenes of this life, to a home of love
could not; would not,' 'think evil of 'this'pur^, iuible. and liberty, peioe and purity, to expand into glorious,
upa«W tpan.In. whom,daring so ratify tyouthq.aud bees aod beauty, lu progression infinite. Oh tbat
even yean, of soquMutaarc, I had n«gt dimmed thb voice ofTroth add Justice might e^eak'in ibud ud
aught that ind lcfBt«d thusa purity «|d spotless vlr- Thrilling tones to erring mankind, ud chidetbeir
wt-ong wilhunresistingpo’rkf’,'
lift tyo chapeL aqd Walked toffardbomoalmoat - To the wayward brother Who haa’ vlbiated Oil's
......-.. ; , I- ' !■<. • ■ . ; -. ,r. ■:.
»Bnrr{« t rfll WltilVV till v’ ‘.••■"I 1''<l1«till vdl .4 j

•■> ■ !|k. - 'l.l • -
holy command, and hi jfone late tbo brofa w
yof
* fllleUMEWi ir, or like ttotalorio m j pflB ire
darkness, sin and disobedience. »bo kA
* chose# tbe
downwerdOfferee, and to taking flight adowu thong,
ged steps of Time, le pnthsV darkdeM and farrow,
I would My, pause, for a moment, ea tegapUtfcma
arise, and "Consider tbs paths of tby feet."«>ad nn-
demand thy ways trnlhfofly. as they pte;toon think,
whet yon aijU be. snd perchance at that moment's
reflection, some bright angel wonld bedew those
thoughts with Inspiration of light and troth, ud
raise tho mind to a more lofty ud noble alm.
Bisters, friend
*, msy yon feel tby brother'
* penitent
sigh, and with him freely bear a part, that be may
rise to seek tbo light and truth beaming In through
tbe clear.portala of the spirit-land, that I* over shed­
ding its roye of sunshine and love around to guide us
arlgbtly. May yon throw around him a meek and
genilo influence, that ho may feel tho power of pore
and holy love, and realite il
* beautiful teachings.
Direct his mind in jhe way
* of wisdom and truth, that
ho may know and do ble duly, and drink from the
deep fountain within the soul, and prepare tor himself
s happy home in the better, brighter land.
I would speak to lhe fallen sister who la angering
from neglect and want, and bearing lhe reproach and
acorn of the world. Though thy path bo low .end
lonely, and tby burdens heavy, press thy way along
*
with meeknee and patience, truthfully and faithfully
seeking the unfading light: watching for tbe Divine
*
truth of l»od, and thou shall receive blessings that
no blighting baod can destroy. Brothers, friends, end
oppressors, spurn her not; ehe *
I a child of God, like
unto all; though she hath taken one false step, she la
thy airier yet. I^od her forth to be blest and to bleu.
Stand by her ride, and bo nnto ber a comfort and
blessing In lbe hour of trial and affliction. Give to
ber words of kind cere and love, and let thy sympathy
freely flow forth to cheer her lonely pathway, and then
art doing a righteous work, and a just reward await
* That 'twae womanly to wall.
thee.
How many, too, aro about to take tho last fond look
*
of hia childhood haunt and cborisbod home, and bld
ad too io ail that '• dear, and turn to the battlc-flold I
How my soul yearns for them, and tbs stricken ones at
boms. But, be of good cheer, strive at ell times to
do right, and bo guided by Wisdom, Truth and Jus-
tlce. *
As temptation arise, be strong and flrm, and
resolutely torn from the tempter’s subtle power, to
seek lhat whloh te high and holy, just and pure. At
all time
* considering tby way before punning them.
In faith, trusting In tho higher and Divine Power tbat
controls, elevating tho mind to a lofty purpose, end
yon will be comforted tn tbe hour of affliction, in des­
olation and darkness. .
Although distance hides from tby gaxe tho form of
loved ones, yet they often meet nnd commune with
yon in spirit. Though the physical form hides from
view tbe form of loved ones who have passed <m.
yot they ever hover near, and In sweet, geutlo tones,
whlspor words of sympathy and lovo, comfort ahd
cheer io the weary ones of earth, and are over ready to
abed tbelr genial lufloenca around, and waft sweet
breoxos of harmony and peace to the weary soul, and
sooth the troubled mind of those wbo are ready and
• prepared to receive their teachings.
Indeed, what a comfort aud blessing to all, could
they but know and realize It truthfully. 'Tls a com­
fort ever dear to ms, though tbo true and cherished
ties of tho eonl are here severed, they are united at
last in Aland where no evil can blight, though tbo
form of loved ones are torn from ou- embrace and
borne from our gaze, yot, by-and by, beyond this vale
of suffering, dlocord and strife, unmukod and freo, we
shall meet lu harmony and love, where wo will part no
more, aa bere—iu that beautiful land of progression.
.
*
Hortk StorUM N. F„ July, IBG3.
MAGDALEN.
In onr world of beauty, of hope snd of joy, no less
than of shadows, of deformity, of sin and of sorrow,
in the tierce excitement of life, with anxious hearts
throbbing with hope or fear, exultation or anguish, we
bare little thought of care for those other hearts
around us. alike swelling with happiness, or beating
slowly and heavily in polo until tho death angel aboil.
In mercy, bld them ■•Bleep In peace.
Over whom wo trample, if we but reach tha goal of
our desires, and absorbed in self, we think not of tbo
' wounds Inflicted by our careless hands.
ty. nol In love, do wa look around us. strengthening
and succoring tbe weak, the templed and tha forsaken,
but in re If-righteousness and In scorn, that tbey who
have struggled alone through temptation and through
euflbring should not walk calmly beside us, whose path
has been all sunlight and hope; marveling that any
should lack strength to resist temptations of which
, we know nol. It is to the strong, tbe exultant, and
the hopeful, tbe self-reliant, and ths fearless, who ask
nbt our aid or sympathy, that we offer It, It ie at tbeir
feel that we cast eur offering of love, of sympathy,
almost ot worship—and tbey torn from It.
weak, the weary, the despairing; and the eoul-strfoken
may wait long and vainly for bot one word of human
affection, that might give them courage to toil hope,
folly ou to tbo end.
We may mingle with tho ibrong tbat follows tbe
conqueror in the world strife to tbe oouob where be
shall repose long and peacefully; we may offer the
sweet Incense of sorrow to departed gon (us, to the
■ talent tbet *ha charmed, and the strong mind tbat *ba
ftsoluated us; but over tho low mound lhat *conceal
ths heart-broken and tbe forsaken, shall tall only the
dewy tear of tbe wild-flower. If an erring slater *stray
beedlvrely into tbe path of aln, and would oomo book
with repentance and with earnest purpose to win the
pardon of tbe Master sbe has so grievously otfend-
ed. do we throw tho mantle of Charity over her soiled
robot Do we pray that her aln may ba forgiven her?
Do we look upon her In pity, rejoicing that ebe that
* lost Is fotmd, and In- humility thanking God that
wa
wa were preserved from tbe sin that must henceforth
... ; embitter ber lifo? •■ He that hath no sin In him let
Hm flrst cast a stone at her." Not so I
*
.w to do with sin? Aro we not of the righteous?
Bearen may forgive, but humanity must not.
* : allows regard lb
* murderer and tbe swearer wltb
fswror and loathing, too often more In anger tor the
■ sinner, than sorrow for tbo oln, and very likely with
. nor
* terrible murder and deeper blasphemy In oor
t heart
* than they ever expressed In action.
.fanned to thought—they bavo given expression to the
, dhpeght In word and deed.
•• Alas 1 for the rarity
;• < . .. , Of Christian charity ■ >_. •
.< Under, tho sun.'!
’ jUb, Magdalen I Magdplen I when, In sorrow and In
ehfana,.tbou strait strjye to retrace thy step
* from the
.js|ldero<Mof, gnjit Into, which tbon wert beguiled,
( boyr not thy bead despglrlp Jiy.lu th* dust of tbe way­
orfe, .when (h? ro|r;rightoona and tbe proud pu
* over
ou the o titer, a Ide, *n<) .good Bamaritan come th
not; btit l|ft toy yolpe in faith to the great Shepherd,
wfas? heart yearnelh ov«f. the
* to. wlp back tby weary
jefato the fold, pod, to comfort tbee with words ot
.pyrjlon and of love, for jyhifh the scorner asked not,
,flo||beraball.rooeiyn..,t;
"' Lei a man bare * genius for spending, and whether
’Wlhepme be a dollar iilay'e.^olfar a rathole, R 1*
Areek, wilt not be apt in op flxiy; j^d. fa jbo,<toey nol
his grave.
,- B~ -W
\ TUE
■ wr wdouis.
When the wind .wm blowing newly
O’er th
* billows of Che *ea,
gild o maiden. “ None oo truly
Lovo * mortal m I the
*
. '
And her tender booom swelling.
Ah, so wildly and eo free,
*
Showed tb passion that was dwelling * moUoafad
Deep within hor soot for mo. . *
Bine her eye
*, and ah 1 their glance
*
Were bewitching a* th* spell
Of the sweet, beguiling fancies
That tbe sleeper cheat so well.
Like tbe midnight were her tresses.
Where Its deepest shadow
* dwell;
And they boldly gave osreeses.
As hor bosom rose and fell.
As I looked upon bar, trembling
With the fears ehe could not quell,
Sard It was for me. dissembling.
Thus lo say to her farewell. • things by some familiar name, such as God or Om, tbe
- White one's heart is wild with sorrow,
Sochas wordawooid poorly.tell,
How oome cheerful looks to borrow..
And another's grief dispel,.
Is a task for man’* endeavor,
III befitting he should fall;
For tbo chance Is gone forever.
Let him perish or prevail.
And with courage growing bolder.
Every phantasy assail.
Thus 1 reasoned, u 1 told her
’•For. my angel. I must leave tbee—
Though 1 love thee and adore—
Though the parting sorely grieve me,
, And I ne'er may see tbee more;
Pray the breezes then tb speed me
Till I reach the I'synlm shore,
Where my countrymen will need me.
And my king has gone before.”
And vre parted. Deep our anguish,
Buch aa only lovers feel. -■
Wbo with grieving hearts must languish—
All tbelr tenderness conceal.
And each feint emotion smother
That tbelr passion might reveal.
Till again they meet each other.
All tbeir sorrowings to heal.
Long In absence, long 1 tarried.
Tolling over 'gainst tbe foe,
TUI Hlorosalem waa carried.
And the Paynim hosto laid low.
Bide by side with •• Lion-Hearted,”
Dealing death al every blow,
U'ertho battle plain I darted.
Like a thunderbolt ot woo.
Then my shallop homeward turning,
Unward, swiftly onward boro.
My poor heart consuming, burning.
Till 1 reached my native shore.
Had the maiden's love departed?
Did some other please ber more?
Wild tbe paug tbat thought Imparled
To my bofom'e inmost core I
Fair lbe sky that arched above me
Iu the even's starry glow;
Musing said I. if she love tqe,
,Ero tbe morning I shall know.
*Cam a rustle, like tbe elgblng
in tne nigui-winO. suri, *ud low,.
And a misty phantom flying,
Stretching Out Its arms of enow.
Whispered, “Ronald 1" •< Is It only
. Borne wild fancy of tny brain.
Or some spirit, sad and lonely.
Visitant ot earth again ?"
And I doubled, while denying
That sooh questioning was vain—
Wo heed not
•• Speak," 1 said, for thy replying
Bhall this mystety explain 1”
Not In chari­ Long my anxious eyea were straining.
For a vision that had fled.
While lhe sliver stars were waning.
And the gelid dews were abed
Upon my brow uplifted.
And damp nocovered head.
From the dismal clouds that drifted.
And ths canopy o'erspread.
And my heart was faintly beating.
For my soul tbo portent read:
'Twas no fancy, swift and fleeting.
But tbe As impulsively I said.
Bot the spirit of the maiden
Tbat had gone from me Instead:
’• Let me seek lhe shores of Aldenn,
And be happy with the dead 1”
TVsnitre, 1803. ' ' " '
A EYBICAE GEM.
[The following lullaby le sufficiently tender and w day how Illusive Is this1 to niahyt God only Is real,
elcol to make every woman who reads It wish for a and becaoae men aud thousand
baby to sing It to:] ':
Come to n»y arms, you bewildering elf 1 ".
Let me gather yon, body aod soul, to myretff ’1
BorV your eclntlllant eyes and hair,' r *
And ail tbe glory and grace you wear,
From twinkling feet lo golden orown. .
Clasping yoo close to my bosom and hotrt,
A thing ot my holiest being a part: ' will, lx all probability, be mere speculation, not yd
Crooning a song In oldoh rhyme, ■. - - ..
. Tender and aweet m a vesper cblma.
Bleep, baby boy;
. Tbe little birds rest,
■ , >"
Downy and-soft. , .
In the mother bird's nest; ...............
What have Tbe lambkins are ufe
to the shepherd's warm fold;
Tho dew-drop's asleep
In the buttercup's gold, .. .
Tbe violet nod* .:
To the dataey'e dream; .. . .
.The Illy (ice hushed • , ' ‘
Un the lapbf the stream; ' p' *
We bave And holy and calm,■
■ - - Like mother Ij, eye*.;,. ; "
Tho etara took down
' ■ ■ A^alo', iutelllgefae Is powih M It lllrepUl. " Life is!
. , Frput the sllentakles. . '” '■
••
My lily, my lamkln, ” "' " •=
■<. . :, Mydew-drop,"my dowtort::; '.' • ’
White heart against heart ■-.•' - ...t.
■
. , Bute softly 1# Um*
Tdtbo tiiurmaWngfl6W'': '
, , '
■ • Of mylehdervUI rhyme. ,<’fr ;■ «i<f 1 fat (fa conscience is Belik ui.ffa » iillrrofjto reflect
•. -. ' .......... 1 .ill i I;i , J.4.J. a. .J
TdBSOOO.—Tobacoh has ipolled fad utterly Sidell ^Ine at a glance the jdatipe orjils own 'ici
tbonntide of bqj'i.' Inducing ,n daagdfohi^ffabblty, spcfltlo qualities ot God. 'r,ftl> discovered' the orlglfal
developing the petefod
*. *
eottefflng fad wfakehfog the dement
bones, and grebtiy injpriii^' th
* splhal milftbw, ibe
, brain, and the jieHbu
* wbbfo
fluid’. A boy 'who *br(y
fad freely smokes, dr otbdtwjfo Ixrgety u Ws''tbbtoco,
, .
never U known to.ntefa'd' ,tnfa ot rahoh edtyiy’bf presehtea by lhe aer'ei)' (jlifori, iiiotfvjikd'tr ifa Im­
mortal
character, faAfantoMijf fo'djniAyklcdl fadtfarenlsi
rfbvfrfi the ibel! or npbe^, tW blfare *
uweil M ztohtid faei#?'W;toj>ld;ottlei;
naturally fatW.'ud pdHUWk5/t6 fto.pbHHitt, Hold
* do in the
t&kMdWU iih^VbfaidieS but Un to
these it to warps than uapleao, We would Mrilonjiirty
WaW whb VMl WWeWtil to:
I shoo tobaooo m * deadly poison. . K tho interior pervade
1868.
&
d wndltlas
' fletojtheml •Idajgfor ch ro- *Pyrite'
graMUon qo
*. not
-VT —flop
.r with tbe —7ScddMfa
--------Ufa . lam, ma,. ■
THE UBDEtlNED GOD-M'i DB3.- do fitiiS otatek to circumference-4 iptoo bt
*-grvryf
an tpatear befog changed In the round. hs tlmated In bin last article, *q.«.
And thl
• .^iiifaB ono ■' ' ■■■" *
lest
■' tight,df 1
* material.^ ad£ iu the
-r^^uohesoitoi knowledge. drjtfllKfl «
llh tba juggeatfoa lately Dn.
Udge’i brkijam. routire to a
■: » a . WF. B. Lociuito. j. laptoflou of jurronndfog ohJtoU^^wbu *
,
J,” In nbqtfy |ve year mr
are Immediately, atorbed Into ths spirit by Ute dptfo .IfLfl/ • facp1 crfwecRd with the.. Idea of tC
1st Ailq»-Afaytbfog cannot act before H exist
*
. Mrres; where they become tadelllbly fixed M liriDJ; liejretsh orgulgfaon of ite tplritaol aQ^7
3d Axlop-tAD nature demonstrate
* life pad death, idess of the phJectlifl world. The other oifltii
* of toenlfnUfa Order or Brothcrhofal.ao VriU'ft doabtlem
w)th equal certainty.j ’• aense convey Wowladge to the spirit tn p etiilM msn- ooepr that tnpalittoal movement of Jutfoe,
' Creation lebplte action, and bloc
* efylhlbg cannot Per. Again, th
* ion) takes Ilke' lmpnMlons to the ynMo ■ th * iMjher fad more religion
* organic nor.
set before 4t axists, (1st a^lom,) evident!/, anything spirit-world, end tho
* the processor apqblriiifl knowl­ ment, and h *'lip'prqJi»iirt,M by at least 'AUro;year-
cannot^reate ttaelf. Therefore the cbgolusloa Is tbat - edge goes on, *nntll.w are JtlVwlsi; ahd wire it not for. Thia finili rellgfouA and pore prsoilraf more^M
I| things la necessarily M|ftaXl
tbe Bret of * *Uug —ex­ memory, or tbfljivlng'lde^s'l ahlanfi^nsrks to point oat will llkewiae bAfa a ujuob more Wi«d Infltifaro upg.'
isting Independent of any and allulfon, without...» oor weary wiiy4nd , tbb Infinitesimal notblpgnees. we the dwtlolesbf onf oountry tban tbe merely
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priori, without More) eternal, because lelfaxlstiDg; would be lost.In the Infinite ocean.of intelligence. or purrisap operAtloU thetfa* to precede It, fa u mi,
'
perfect
Xwltoto
** bemaBo it to infinite; infinite, bo. Ai it is, we can look book Into past joternlty.nnd' see represent, !»• itself, thi vary spirit.of trae axion u
*
;
cause the firat Sxite io an uupropifelve flat
* with ogr panorama of put experience iat'th
* sametime we itgtdatlon, which I* yet to be quite folly applied to the
but a creator, fad prior to tellon. (eeoirt axIonL)
can look ahead, onward, and upward, and seo no feooMiruotloo of the liorlh American Repobllo, co.
According to atatlcs among aplrite, the first existed end to tbe boundless resouree
* endwise provieloM our *
larging it *,
border magnifying !tr beneJPihro;^
to state of rest, amanoting to resistance aod pre­ heavenly Father snd Mother have willed, tow.iYMsy
* making it altogether the beaconjlghf and glory.uu^
servation; prior to the beginning of vol Ilion, timdy-j XU glory and praise redound to them. ) ' " , ,on... ? of the world. And here let it also bb nndorotood/ftJJ
ntmlcal iatf." Fir brevity, let oa call the flrslof *11. One word more, snd I am through. Originally each for this initial and Influential brotherhood movement,
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of tbo seven sphere were equally bulky, seemingly a far better title has, tong ere tbte, been given that
A snd Z. tbe beginning and end of all knowledge, | filling Infinite space; yet inwardly the eartb-spbere tbat of ■•flaored.Order,” ” New. Catbollo.^fifach,
* ’
• As * comparison, tfrq statical law ia ta God what the; .does not occupy so much apace a* the second, because to., Ac'. 'In there titles; and the'limited nathod
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ehell to to the Bubstppoe of lhe egg. The shell Ib tbe '• It cannot pervade Itself. This may be aald cf'tha adopted in.connection with tbem, we see the tasufi,
first great law of 'preservation, and such to the lew; second and third; spheres, and ao on hntll we comb to clenoy of medinmlatlc and other, ideas on this, m o*
of rest to God. , The infinite or integral form of God the Intelligent God. who permeates and pervade
* tbb some other subject
*.
depends entirely upon thl( lqw of non-action; aod :
whole ftom A to Z. as though matter was not IP'exlst- * I have hinted' nt a clearer vlar of the “,'cf miro
A
White Ip this oni^tlon. volition of God Is said to be) enoe. Sbe Ie • perfect' solid: yet Deity Ie capable of man ” proposition than te found to prevalent
under the lofioenop/of surrounding circumstances, or ' making ber produce an Infinite; variety of thoughts, telle Ideas, a few
* further definite suggestion
* tfay fat
tho negative will of God and subsequently known ao i each, constituting .the finite totelllgenceof tbetouL
be out of place of a legitimate conclusion.of thtaettl.
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tbe reaction of th baman will, or law of necessity.
which eventually, leadn men to seek the original foun de. ’ Thou who assert tbat a prinolpto, like Joetlce or
Ab yet the boi^, spirit, body, jnan. anima), and tain of *11 knowledge, .to *11 this .the God Mother is Wisdom, 1s thq true Redeemer, are right, so for uthey
everything of an individual nature, do nol exist: for by
neither diminished nor increased, for the end of tha recognize a earinj psalifyln such principle; bat the
virtue of non-action God to inflnlteln preset;m, Infi­ soul leads round to tbe beginning. It la not annihi­ term Redeemer or Bavlour le never applicable to any
nite In fpclBtanopt.-loIlnito In extent, uopartloled. nnln. i lated, for a thought can never die In tbe mind of God, mere principle; euoli s tem suppose pereonaliiy. The
dlvldofaoed. Wltpoul thoughts, not finite; because all' who is ever conscious of wbat be doe *. ■■’■ ' ' individual who exert
* and even saoritlcea himself m
thoughts are blended Into pne eternal Now of Infinite, Your colnmne are limited; I am governed by that Inculcate, Impress or apply a prinolpto, te the Baviour,
fatelllgeaoa.oroM entire thought— and for this reason : necessity. Ueno *, In my next, if yod see fit to publish as.a Jeans to the world, ota Washington to America.
ho knows before hepositively wills to know. The mo- ■ this, which lathe tool of truth. I will give you a little Jofaof Aro is, In this aeneo, hailed aa the deliverer
ment Gpd will
* toknow, or to choose this from that, that more soul. . , ■ •- ■ . ■ ■ of .France, deservedly. It has always been stated that,
moment a thpnght Jofln Italy flnite germinate
*, or cm.
Hamnlal, Afo„ 1863. : In the case of America and Ite preeat oriels, the prom
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anate from the' ope supreme intelligence or mind,.. 11 inent mlqd, ia tbe regulating or redomptlonaiy mare-
Bay it 1* finite, booapw tbe thi ng chosen pointe oot the 1 ment wofad -be more, specially a mas than womaa,
individuality of the pot, or to tbo beginning and end of j . THE CHRIST QUESTION AGAIN: pdfioe it at present to aay that aa Individual exists,
pspocltio resolve within tho mind of Go(L These re-{ Wit Benaarlaa om Artleleaavcemtly pnbibbed •(A. J. Davis refers Ur him a
* * a ••clergyman,”) who,
pentad acts and resolves personify God: and forth Is-
by L. Jwdd Pardee, «iMH«rdlage, £e; before the •• mediums ” spake, was urging forward the
reason we as/ that be le progressive in acts, progres­
very point for the.nation and for the World toward
sive lo thoughts.knows all thing
* by experience, yet:
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which •♦ bright spirit ” are urging the spiritual more
unprogreaptre in ^nlud, wltdom or intelligence, for'
meat. It ha* always been understood that be waa
IntelligenCB to the^oorca of all thought. ' I •■factert hlm
*eIL ”>aa Joan.of Are did. Andhentwe ‘
- Lookltag over the :variotd utterances of ’•spirit
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By action, Gpd procreates bimsclt, aud finite entities
and “mediums’* on thotubjsot of tbe ■•Coming Man," will real tbe mutter for present consideration.. , . ■ ,6
appear in the form of bouU, which are continually pp-!
the “NeW Jesus,"'••Second Appearing'
* Ac.','thhcan- AlAol Dejx><,; Jffou. . ■■■
proximating Ute i^fipite; yet their source'(fountain of l
did observer cut very readily dlsoem ths very strong
intelligence) yritlavpr be to them what the m|nd |s to I
thought, ihta to '.tho eqcond or active state of .God'
appeatfaoe of a medley. The' spirit gbide bf the
Bxh’hxk cf l.ionv circle recently announces that
A FEW PHYSIOLOGICAL FACTS ANB '
under tho rule-bf tbo dynamical law. Both etateq are j
It Is a “prinolpto" and not any •<man'' tbat to to save ijNFEREDiCES. " '.‘.'’S
co«terntd and feoextefaive, (Bee 24 axiom.)
or rcgnlato the nation, a statement that bad been pre-
Life grapple
* In pllh death, motion with rest, and
vlouriy tn hobstanoe msde by Mrs, Spence and others, Among the, various speculation
*whloh have engaged
vfee'versa—acting alternately; hence we Ipfor that non­ the attention of the readers of. the BxNnfa, maybe
who piumpty declared that tberfe wd* to be noperfic.
entity or the firpt state of man does not always exist,'
niar person in the matter. A.J. Davis bMofiehro- mentioned that which refers to tha Increase of-th
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for tbo toOuhealraal pulsations of life aggregate Into a- rape, and the comparative fertility and sterility ot p
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posted the assertion, that aprrnmjje, '(Justice Or.Wis­
positive power, which, eventually overcome
* tho state1
dom)-ie tbe Bsviour, whether to the present/pool or rents struggling agalnjJ poverty, and those eajpylng
of rest. Then God resolves himself Into pew lifo and, future tense, and yet he has from the outset of hia all the blessing of abundance and luxnry. Tharq are
being;and, like the chick, he comes forth a * bo many' Beership, talked often of'what hb callslbe ••shepherd’* excellent reawns for the occurrence of thsao compar.
living 80ubr(ldeas,) eons or Christa, emanating from to whom be was to be sn especial' aid in barindnlllng stive phenomena, whloh,, when understood, suggest
the shprefiii mind. These constitute the all ternal of: a remedy. The remedy, however, may not be expect,
the people. Hb flrst .selects an 'Individual for this
God, each (God and Christa) acting alternately and re­ plaoe and title, who has dark eyes; but finally'changes ed until conditions connected with tbo physical organ­
ciprocally—the Christa or aoult acting for seven oterul-' ization of the whole human family are perfected, sod
bis choice for some one with bfus eyes, (8eo “Maglo
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ties, or through the seven states or sphere of tbelr ex-1 these conditions sre bat imperfectly foreshadowed, and
Buff?’) whereat ’dark eyes complain
* 1n’n published
istenee, which represent and are equal to the seven' most certainly cannot be reached except through i ■
protest, (Bee “Now England BpfriibMlet/') Or ite
days In which the positive will bf God framed crea­ modification of tbe human obaracter through it *
cognate. Miss Doten at first tdakeA 'him somebody
tion. We call tbl* action positive, because It makes ua ■•not far off,” and" then, in s later essay, edema to cerebral organization, and . through tba infitnof
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conwions of wlf and of God. It pots In motion the
Inert principled oi wjiat tefafaeequently called pus,'
apeak of t\lm as * being belonging to * far distant age growing out of a higher social and political ntqtw 1
than Is now compatible with the present phyeicflor-
In iho luraro, and such nn ideal of a “min Jeans” as
matter, material arid *tanfoe.
fB The human earth-will, | ganixation of tbe race. ' t-.
the world never yet saw.. L. Jadd Pardee seemed 'to
like a hollow India tobber ball. Is expanded for about
have imbibed tbls latter idea, as we saw to one bf bls Nature may be regarded as a kind and watohfq) p.
twenty-fire years by the soul-forco within, when the:
earlier impressions recently criticised by me; but he rent, ever anxious for lhe continnation qf aU th*
expansive and contractive, or active snd retroactive,;
made him a child of tho present age and crisis, and various forms of life she has been instrumental ig ■
forces are nearly dqttal for about twenty-five years'
apparently made him tbe •'Second Appearing" of bringing into existence, and so long as any/ores of Uf
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more. From this lime onward the retroaction of the'
Christ. In later essays, however, he presents him aa straggles for an. existence against circumstances not
will gains ancendeocy,'fad at the age of seventy-five
entirely Incompatible therewith, .Nature; Invigorates
years—sooner or Istei'—it'expela tbe soul from the; simply “the medium of Jesus, tbe Naxarene, aud has
him duplicated with other mediums for eminent de­ all the organs tbst afe concerned in tbe vital, pheno­
body.
parted worthies—the' twelve apostles, for Instance, mena of tbe being eo circumstanced, wltb a much les
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Thue ends tho lint eternal round of incarnate thonght
with such aa Boorates, Solon, Fenelon, die;, till the regard for tho exercise of other cbaraoteriatlo pheno­
and life, only to be repeated In tbe second and third,
brand Spiritual Congress of the skies 1* fully invoiced mens o| that form, than wonld ba manifested under
and so on through the seventh and last eternal round,
buck to earth. Bo it seems that wa nra not to have) more favorable circumstances. Indeed, under tbu
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of existence, when the soul returns tb God who gave;
aud yet are to baiy'o some sort of a woaderfdt man who circumstances, Nature regards lhe individual so situ.
it being, as au Idea having beginning aud end In the
u to he a Saviour, although, on the other hand. it Is ut­ ated to a typo of its race, and makes increased eflert
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mind bf man; or rather God?"' ,
through tbe reproductive organs to guard against and ,
Thus route (an the all.ternal of God) revert back into. terly impossible, seeing tbat “e principle'' ii the Ba.
vlour. prevent an extinction pf - the race. Tho pbysldan
God when God' and soul
* ere In equilibrium lu every
reapeot, except eoula have been deprived of their wills
*
Nofl to me all.thls Is a very simple matter, rightly would explain all tbl in conventional phrase, by
or bodies. God ia not deprived of will." Hecon again,! presented, and no such Jumble of ideas op tha subject briefly saying, •• Poverty Increase
* the eecretions”—
once for all, cause retro'aoiiori or reflex-action; but would be apparent, were it not tbtt to the met
* me­ an excellent alterative, but one not palatable to take.
tbe roul cannot. Withoht. teflex.fatioo there bodies dium. is not givtn the full and clear expression of this It explains Abernethy’s pithy prescription to agoatj
subject. This I have frequently bad oecqeipn'fo tte. patient, “Live on sixpence a day, and earn it.” .
would ever remain ah ehlgtfa to the tool, and Wee'
pe^t; and from the facta above specified, It Is clearly On the other band, when an jndividual bus all tb^
wrva; with H, the developed Mui Wtderatand
* the body!
seen that mediumship Is, decidedly, only fragmentary blessings that riches and the abaqnce of care can pen
to ba only a sphering odt df the soul's act* —that la.i
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tt appear to bim as the Imafri of self seen in a mirror.! on this important topic, jlro. Pardee's amended ver- for, Nature no longer feels so urgently .called upon lo
care for, the preservation of tho individual, or of ths
At It were, he aeepactfon, add not matter; he see
* hod slon of the matler. ln whloh he make* tha so-called
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tion, (the image of life) and nol life, pt iye cannot’ race a* typified by. the individual. These condjtlcai
•■Christ” nothing more than a medium of Jesus, asso­
see Itself, and for this reason ths Ignorant count its' ciated with pthet jnedlpma of noble spirits—Is only * say to Nature. •• We have all we need, and there an
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enough .of us.” Nature acquiespe to tic truth of,for
image, 1. e., the body, real. Action and motion are: partial approach to ap idea I suggested to him in oue
■ •’ of. the earlier spiritual publications, to answer to his report, and relaxes her care; hence, wbatplee conld I*
very deceiving. . : •
pxpeofod than that the race would not base abandaip
Tbe ancients believed the tun to revolve around thej views as,(ben presented. My statement at that time
earth, to rise In ths east audtetlb the West, and'to-’ *.
wa that CbriH'4 second appearance was a contl no­ ly reproduced? . .. , . .; . . . .
But the future ha* to reserve a happy mean betvH
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one nod universal coming In connection yrIjh oil right
* bf eplrlte cannot 'see; minded persona jrho,labor, earnestly and heartily to there extremes, when society shall be so orgapiied M
that each Individual shall Ipava hte allotted season <f_...
. Him, they consider matter a* Hal, #ben in truth It Is’ .unfold Utemulyos,,
*nd upbuild society to. hta.splrlt
labor and repose I whoa Nature shall be[eolloltedl** i
only' the shadow of God'bast throughout spiro, or and principles. And thi * I .now reiterate as xn abid-
direuadedoas conditions may require. But tbl * «»il.
rather the psychological fallen bf the Divine 'Mind; tog troth bg, thia question, which none cap safely
tion of thing te one that the human race can, atbttb
upon them or us. Psychology may teach yot the! vetttore to galnspy. . . . -
only vaguely anticipate at present, and anything tbs)
, * thhgible
truth of thia; but to make l^ie subject a , ,The only query which can legitimately occurJn the
maybe urged with a view. to. hastening lts,an1te>.
possible. I must admit that the'sun rises ta ih'd fast,] “spiritual',' conception, on thia point,.is this: Will
and that matter only Is real. Hehce. ta the M&foniDgl lhe spiritual moverneat ..cqlmloate in a higher, and
susceptible pf * practical demonstration on accounld
God created the heavens fad earth, e to —tbe tyordj Uijer expression of.“thoChristy than that which now
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,
the present' unfitneos of: even a small share ot tjte Ju
was with God and was Gid. eta. Now thb Word la our. characterizes the existing sects? Will the truths of his
man race ito exhlblt -a .practical illustrationpfM?
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•. < ■
most lutelllgentGad-mbther (the negative partof God.) j glorious character and nyLesioQ,, pnd to.9,,vital ale-
theories of tlite nature. j-rev'<,.
.. ■
ahd without her was not Anything made tbat I* mad/.! mente of bls chaste and holy love, be hcretothore folly
sflTbe human family contain
* within itself lbe ’
Who helped her? Deity, our,most active, God-fatbeh! exhibited, and more, beantilul|y apd beneflcently ap­
' >rpbalUve partof God.1 belly wa * ’tfa" prime cause plied for the promotion pt,all jjriman Interests, than; of 111* own ndvanoement as a '
aotoL but no cause cau prodace an/eliedt antes * It! tjioy asyetare.eltew'here ? me this te ar: undoes- refrgfo sterol race,... .</■.. <■ *;?...•» .: iMrt
* ’'-^1
d It also opntainrwltbln: ItecILlbe safeguard, agtifld
meat
* *
with somethlag thatbiter roifotapcb; this, Deityj tionable fact, and d * the advance alt'e’aAy hia<ib: to ihp
* highest moral'da’^F
a degeneration of man from bl
found tn th* Word, who bad no disposition to act.| eplfltnal body, (on lhe pad'of ,* p>ieo!)
" lrlt 6
ttneni, back Into lhe plan
* * (aoxrtwly more,th
of th *®)
Reaistonco, then. Is the main thing that Gpd atid mah' CldCdiy in this direction, thi'.'Rfkct” is now ‘jio leu
.... toraU
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«ol antstaf (henow.isi) nfTbe > *afcga«rd *
8^ “**
i bav# to contend with, and * th
r
'vy r
*
ililhiinat'«iafot ‘,,ltliiquUtloiiaib1ewaiiftef»hrwa
*
/ ,,r“
.' -a- r ;■ .1 v-. riiKUl krnf cT? » su.SL<• degeneration! te ,lni tbe refoiiv
* *
forma Of 4b J#wl
; ^B,prodnclDg
*nd moving entire and foapjfonai'bodies— ■ , pep^ flje most Jinpyrtaat Ide * Jn (ftfenfl tyKdeo'
* head, and'of■ *th
'fe^gJ .pelvis, and in the *»
norm
!® 1
-Ir.i'-• !•«;:: oohfalob, attraction and repiifilbh-wi^otit which,
| *tl?n»
jete Bngge mv.>, * u^t«it|ft||y |VYeriflq^ .imd ncr lu wbtoh tbo child makea It
* *taxe
l»ppe “
' tatttlilng can be made or moved, ' "■ “ j some mind,that,tot, untJ^sta^s * .
^1
^^.>1
World of Ught tofi'Ufo.1 ,rn"i".:.;' ■' •■■; 1 T
Hope, ma^wUhagfven npinber ,pf,JiiteWgen( gnil l Ito: make'thteibetter underetood,1 pre.will«W** »
faw efasfog volition Attd thiJ iilntttt/! "AfaregA- .wording ,a^|(i^es. t^Jnstf d. l?WrpMid|»to; tion; M:tbo;noiv<ani«»a11y «m6eded 'foet; ibt'^ *
tlpil of atoms or organifattfa hbtffata In.'fadwc W-
copneollpfl^yifengyaR1l pplrilnM.pepgresp an^ baseof .the- Mman wotota.ybe reg^dod to
hold design. What, thei.'ti ihewiriof Deity? ft *
dls
*eo|p.God, who Is *11, In all-the whois undefined
M J? ,»MX *P?flMt flfld . urge, for. tloncf thoee Ooncerato to' Ute: **
*m
nlfe
«~
ward tbprp^fl^lo^^r^Md tncMpryxof Jbe of the Animal ■aud fotelleotoal maul foe tat ton
*, *
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pleased' U manifest him.' This he
>1 .
al)
epbrncl,og,„evflr,-,«pand|tJg,Divfop. Redemption. lbe partaAbvv
* *
tires areaoocBSrirely Mrfok *
»
spoken to ua: In the'tM&rifiji
* lifteflljreiice wap iThe pMiloathp
* rnoyi pflimjneut ,fo t)iL
* wor^: finallyVflf wa teach tbecoroDsI teglop.spWw’L'J1! .
-. i ttp^votatfona of Life, Wilt or Deity, qo, M to Jetir. ’W M M »*V> L jbWfWi • rCWllhlfllebvg dirtribottontot ths Mrg
*tis of mi
**
,
* «hi jbe ww'rWb.'iM the brain, there 1* • limit *
tk. ,
dfaefoinxetrtl
*
ALthlstobl up child, can'ttebort ,
of inateriiilty; fad qfai ths'farth Vb tttefal
hoLJbOwevW,- any-limit ! oWfoeir *
to brno^ ‘
r.x-rin,itT Hfffwew paMufiboffiaVSlopment M Oto dirobtlofl rftiw
*
^
’rotfiM, * :> tbt
o»S«^
ilforate
w>era^M ^Wf^L.
conslste of eeycn yarlptfea of mtten;ro.
« tbiooclal.-tnotalraml'kpirttttoHMUtie
*
Newton; threb? tW
* magnificent eerie
* of event
* *
whlch'hav *
btojp^M- M
/i ‘fd
^'Wat«mi,tohtaln.rulthloW^
*
?li« ’faithB faltfe ocntprjM, »d r \ f*
Wfibiro .
J9
*n to iatatun: tateUaoisai anfoMt. •*« W * -
* Vclllr- "---------- TR-RT
flow MnmMilm Jtfflrthltow ddfrto *d *
tl °T'
(m’lpw. mi»wii*w WitfHjiitjJiW' 0<m>1Mkefl»!MtakN»UR'’ 'HJ A’”™ 941 '“"l'', .
*
gethdrfo hi nanie14#rRto^<j; -J eito
* *:
•(ifetassa .ssote * taiasru
■o i't nh 1
quantity, quality, Mfinetnfaf fad MUlty of eueb; that Id every cue when J toe tew xny claim to'» spseWi He who get
* fon,
angry to d1aca
** *
while N vf (
* *
the exterior like • spong *
mnnlfeetetloo or ministration of Jesus, I have neen mat krep oool, hold
* tbe boiasd of Ue p«WL
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toy-wbo tf
lfea ‘iU1IWI^,?4ttHa»M'’tW^lch end cully ia Ute^wiy of'tnrMrwifng and riding <■ areal iw
* *'»<«♦
WfaWW’A ■ tlohf' Ita frnnul'a ’for'tbe Trerent I* mine, and iso it
As'ipotfr) Md-he\sroa)d oftau lsbor fer hoara’oTcr' . f'iJ. r| k».3 U- >■-■:• J •. -. .il ,|sstMteasiteplMteM private domains. It will not shall remain, notwlthstandld^ anyprofeialbbai sneer
fjtemtMW
* *oirio p<x>r :f»»lorti creator
*
dfeber'gWngbim •> Anhlng.
iwbo-’ had1 no prospect
He never -made
roeroh. '"' • •' ’
i.i.■ ■ ..( ■...
be long, however. before tbo public eye will become
jftmlllarised- with tbe new reform, and then Mias
which may be ex’b‘fbrted'fnre»p«i to wriiw or aoWni'a
*,
“Tirati *re Changed.'and ire qre,changed with tbem,’
aay ofcsr^rer-flxed 'suy-iprieer aift ' ollefl refused ,/ *h
ged
o^pnbli
&omewreks' iu.the Bahnsi; abrkf ar- *
Holme csn '* ’witch tbe world witb noble feats ot *
I qpelptbie fleet in tnla'ege of tbe world. 80 long as
*
1 I I' » 3 Iff i ' ' * * -a-
* I *
, My brolbera and *!"tem of earth. , , . . 'largeMreq’nfikred-Altn by.'tbo.riohiwbo bad been to
ilpleln favor ofl^lei’ridlngon horseback a»tride, and borvem hlp,"
*n and opart her blue coat, buff vest and I can edit, I shell not stop to confer witb a custom
Then fravp nV. bfeHlogs for me, . tetjchbeuafllUd m to inrirt on paving him largely. In
.in mala * tttre.' ‘^|ncaxbai lluaye received nutnerona pollthad gilt bnttone, •• in place * where men moat do folio to my better convfotlons aud lbs pragma
* of tbo
Since such wm my bumble ud Iqwjy btrjbi . several easea-l knew, him -to. refuse money offered, by .:1 ittUra.dnihe.ipbJeci,and airi|l *
d tofledtbittbeKbeme .'congregate,” witboat tb * slightest danger of being age. 1 shall praetlo
* tba Heeling Art without fear of
" jbMiuq of iijtle apparent worth, pooe pereonsvaad Bulat oa tbeir, taklng/a dollar or.
*
j^lyp w/merals^^ .1 here theneiuee !annoyed by rode stare * or ill-natured remark
*. *r>
»B nalng no medicine, or medicine tt plarsioMpada,
• ; ,Jn what ya externally see f ■ . . . . More dot ot bts own-pocket. -,'Though bls generoaity ,
pfelghteen lad|e* Wbo hire already adopted IbIs mode blnUon * never go backward.” ■ ; When the dispensatory furnish
** fortnolss satisfactory
-fcgpt him lo poverty, and threw him,out of hl * denUl
'»T I* true11 have no regal site ft riding; and from tbe infcpmatlon io my posaeailo'n. . . ily country women 1 you are all, directly or Indirect, to me and tbo
** mu ter
* of medicine whom I consult,
ptoforolon, be maintained, ite practice -till bo waacom-
To'brda'tbe'me a breath'of feme; , I haurd litile,ln laying (bat the 4 *y of th
* ride aid- ly. Interested tn tbl * reform. Give it yoor friendly, *
whose ebode I* “beyond th visible diurnal sphere,”
-plptely wpkn oat, and wasat last oompe'led to abandon countenance) encourage and ooaUln all thoe * brave
No.m«glo.h»vel to *
trike ttBlyro, 'die ar
* numbered^ , ' ! I shall use tho
** *
formula alto. : ' f :?
*K4rclaeof
th« bbdiriiiegifts. - • . ■ :
■ ■ ■■ 1 To intonate my uno. '' ‘ .' *.
‘ .Hr R.' B, Campbell,ffof/IDhJo, bother, of a band, hearted ristere who lead the nray Jn tbe good work I 1 bare been advised by my fatber-ia-law. who In this
. ,i ?<i.•*♦;• • •<.
* » '•
|pAJas,'that on
* eo good.-ao noble, so pure, oo Utterly
book on fematoequeitripplun.' j>Mfnrnl*hed pie with And to thoa * who can nae the pen,' I wonld aey, Giro life wa
* a dlalingulthed pbyelclan, and another, wbo,
Bnt I am more than an earthly clod— < unselfish, eo devoted and MjOacridoing, should have
a card "lUnqal of tfaecu line’^qqlfr tlon for Ladle *, ” ‘yonr view
* to the public through the >< SaNna or when On earth, lived In the Second Century, nnd
tatfered so mncbfrom hiwdwn generosity I Hundreds i
Ay 11 more than a sapphire gem 1 .. wblcb ia ao co in plete, acid »t the ume time ao brief, Lioot.” ■ ...•' ; •' ‘ practised medicine In Old Rome—a master of bls art­
ct iMrewho were highly blessed by hls mediumship tXcsro. Wl Y, J«fy 23,1863. • :
For 1 aa hy birthright, a God,1.. that Jam Jndcced to transcribe H,here infoll: ■ end by tbe Faculty of tbe preeent day acknowledged
will donbdeaa read this bumble tribute to hls sacred
A child of tha Great I Am I . ' ..'" f’MitftiAt- ... " ' *,
to be tbe Prince of Physician to divert myself na
mqmiory.'and will drop * tear over tho dear ntfblo little
And my'footprints will glean where Jehovah 1. Ua* anEoglfoh raddle?,' .'. /' MY KEDIOAL MANirX8TO soon as msy be, of tbo surrounding
* ot the legal pro-
Doctor, whose great soul now mingle
* with tbe loved
■ hath trod." .• ■ ■ I. Practice mount log from iho ground an til yaacan feaalon, and devote myself exoiutlvely to tbe Heating
ones of angel life-’ 1 hope soms-of hl
* old friends will
All over Jerusalem. ’ • :. “ PhjriolSn. heal thyielt" . ■ ,Art—and that I shall bare tbe benefit of tbelr advice
remember Ibe poor Widow and bar-little one *, etill re.
doltwetl,' . , 1"
3; Bit erect ini tho saddle; bear steadily end flrfniy In this saying whloh 1 bar * chosen for tny motto, Ilu consultations tbrongb a median; whom I know not
Yea, I ahall traverse lhe starry heights, siding in Albion. Orleans Co., N. Y.: May lhe mantle
on yoor etirrnpe; pntl,keep .year, knee * preared'jehiiy there lit * ooneesled a reproach which is too often just. 1to be excelled by any btberl
Where resplendent gtoriea roll, 4 of this ascended comforter and heeler fell on all snob
’ Aod my path .wlll be strewn with odlte W delights a * are worthy to go forth laboring and Buffering as did
egdust the ssddle.:''''' ' ly merited by tbou wbo practice the Healing Art, ‘••o-. *
Wbllo on tbl personal buri nets, which I have tried

in the radiance ofthe wnl. . '
But shall I be greater than ye,
. Or am I the chosen of God ?. ’
And may not the pathway allotted to toe,
Also by yon be trod ?'• •
. .. ’ . . :. i
Nay. brothers and.ateiere pf earth,
I may not journey alone, . •.
For all shall be.connted s* equal In worth, .. .
Begarilesa of lofty or lowly .birth,
A* duly to God shall be done,
And they that Are how in tbe van, ‘
In the upward and onwhrd way,'
’’ d. Start yonr horse, and then manage him Jut aa Bine * having relied on myself and my spirit helpers, 1to evotd, perhaps il may be proper in such oonneotlon
Dr- A. tf. Fellows. . . V, Giant.
yon did when yon roA* ildewiyi?’ '"' " . 'tn the diaguori
* of dltease and io tbasdmlnlatratlon of Ito ’say tbat my Diploma of Doctor of Medicine, |*
Ohio. ’\ ' " 7 The English raddle differ* from the Bpaniab tn being medicine, inmyownrioknestet, which brought me often <dated May. 1833, and derived from the Penn. Medical
( '
Moving westward, along the upper oountle
* of tbe
'.: grept cenirpl 'Biaies, I stopped' thiriy-four days in
low at eac'h end, soft jn theapat, and having padding - to the gates of death, and thereby mainly destroyed
ontheeklrta. ,./< ■■ ' my bustneu in tbe profession of the law, tho occasion
<College of Philadelphia, aod that my Diploma of Doc­
1tor of Civil and Canon Law, la dated April, I860, and
IS
’ 0hld; ih'ileqlured twenty times, mostly bn the atfklre '' The moat. Important qn«tl6h in this connection, for that reproach, as U> me, hu never occurred, and I I
tbat Degree conferred by the Law Faculty ot the
riding^reer. go many in- trust will never occur. Tbo derigu of this article a *
. IUniversity of Jena, Germany,
t g. i 4 ■';* •. i.. (■■■?, ’/
■,
’■ of 0>e fiatlpn; ahd'found loyalty, to the government
*
nd. to progress in th ascendant at every niece I vl
*.
however, la the ruMoplin
*
'qulries have been mad
* of me .'on tbla eubjeot, that I peasarily leads me to speak of myself, and hence I sub. Nn
* Feri. /iJy. 1863.
Hobsoi Dhusu.
IS
, .. Red. ’1 ' '' ' have concluded, instead of replying bp letter to each mil, that tho reader shall exerclie toward thia com.
' Thq prosperity and prospects of the intelligent ppp. monlcatlon aa kind consideration and lenient judg­
correspondent, to give my view *, such a* they are, laEOTUBEBS' APPOINTMENTS.
' 'ulktlbn bf the Western Reserve were never better, ment as possible for him, it I appear to be egotistical
throoghtbo Banker. , .. ( . (We dulte to keep tbl
* List perfectlv reliable, and Is order
. ,. : : ’ Th'elr Ik/gecllp bf wool, at present prices,' bring
* much ,'In my previous article, I expreaaed a preference for and personal. I am sure of such gentleness from th * H do lbti It (a neoeaur/ that Bpeakert notlfr u* promptly uf ilH
‘ . motley tb ibe farmer
* , who know how to yuo'il, The q blns coat and buff vest, both iriih plain Sat gilt but­ Spiritualist wbo shall appreciate my almsand motives, Ibelr apicloUBauu to lectup. Leciure Oommllteea win
’ ' wbept'erop I* large, aud mostly secured. ’Froit.'cnra ton
*. I hajl no idea then, nor bare I now, tbat every if from no others. , . . plcue Inform va of any cbange la tbe regular appointments,

Are not much applauded by roan, "' ■' and other grain look '’fr'ell. r Grass pud,the bay crop ' lady equestrian would adopt precisely that cult; bot 1 Let me state my case of sickness, which continued u publlebed. Aa wo pobllah the appointuunir
of-Lootarera
gratulioualy, wo hope tbey will reolproorto by calling too
Io tbla lower life to-day. . . pre light.' plucking tbe'stock and dairies a little. *n,
believed th and still believe, that ft will be the through a series of years, and until I dismissed all
attention or tbelr bearora to tbe Barna or Linux.
Patriotism In this section is above'par, for it Is the standard fashion. and be patronized by a large major­ medical attendants, and considered and acted alone for
Mra. M.S. Towaaaao will speak In Quincy, Bent, to and
My reason for this belief la based npon myself.
’ *
(tmts^iiibenxt -; homo it J: R. Giddings, the Wades, John Brough, and
other1 able'inen, who. nre trw tb ouLcounlry In her
ity ot the sex.
tbe fact that this particular style of male attire has, For several *year I was declining In my strength snd
«; in Troy, N, Y, D« *
rnber; PUIltoelphls. In Jan. Her -
addreaa null) Bept, will bo Bridgewater. Vermont,
hour of peril and trouble, dud I trust I have scattered for mote tban half a century past, been adopted, io vital forces, till at.length I wm evidently oonsuming Mtaa Liiati Doras will apeak lt> Portland, Mo., Sept. C
someiWords that will be of service to my country in preference to all other
*, by ladies who dressed en w * away, respiration beootningdlfficnlt, and hsvlnga con. and 15; in Philadelphia, Pa- Oct. A11, 1* and S3. Addreu
From an Old Foflron- , . ,.'t ; . 1 Parlllon; *7 Tremont alrort, Bo ton,
* Maae.
afire. The philosophy of tbls Is apparent enough, stout cough, with expectoration, attended with rale.
please find enclosed J2.W forth
* Bahkxb or Light. the approaching election of tbo Stale. Hiaa Euua Haanraea'a will lecture In tho Wertin the
^he ^Qtt presents tbat Jost medium between Che lively Ing of blood. This condition continuing, I was finally
I’m ut old enbeoriber to the- Raknkb. I’ve bean * ’ Spiritualism, tool bis
reader ever bIbw It ba
* been published, and although I interest Jn It slackened.
not been neglected, nor my
Through arrangement
* made *
and the gay, which fo tba him of nil rational dressing. forced to relinquish borines and give op to sickness.
fall and winter. Addreaa, Rose-oroaii, Delance P. 0., Bur­
lington Co.. New Jersey. - a
Maa. Aaaini M.Srarcs will lecture In Quincy, Bept *
*
think th Herald of *Progreo * very good paper, yet with Mra. Loda H< Cowles, of Chardon, Ohio, one of It Is plain.’ rich, chaste and elegant; sod “as well cal­ Reduced almost to a skeleton, and suffering pains be­ and IS; In Purtlsnd, Doo. 6 aod 13. Addreaa, Ne * Yurayny,
*
for *om reason I prefer tbe Bannxb, among them Is 1our beat and ablest speakers ia the West, bpt not yet culated as any feminine toilet to heighten hod display yond any power of description, violent hemorrhages Mm Baas Houeros. will lecture le Milfonl: N. U , Aug. f : •$
1
* matter on the sixth page. There la * confirmation known far from her bome, we held two grove meetings
th the beauty of a woman.” These are the words bf the from tbe chart set In, whose frequency and frightful­ 30; In Button, tnonib ofSopu; In Portland, Me., during Oct.;
In Willimantic, Pi.. Nor.; In Taunton, Mu *, snd Hummer­ t
*
-Duchess de Berrl, who often wore the suit, and came ness foreshadowed speedy dlreolution. Tb most vio­ •*
thereof the acieae
* taught m* by my interior guide. In Geauga County; one in Thompson, Juno Slot, villa, Ot, doling Deo, Would ba happy to make engage­
He teaches tne that science develop
* *!
principle »nd where a large assembly were eoatteredy by the rain be­ very near making it a permanant ladles’ fashion dur­ lent hemorrhages and longest In duration, which oc­ ments tor the remainder of tho winter red *|>rlug u early s
curred fu my case, at any time, continued three days u potalble. Addreaa, Mancbeator, N. IL, or ai above.
that principle
* are eternal, aod are so ia form aud out­ fore wa.had completed tho afternoon exercise
*; bat we ing tbe restoration.
Da, L. K, and Mu. 0. A.OoOBLBV will lecture In Middle T
line; and that wbat. men call God, ia a grand embodi­ bad a good time, and God baptized many converts by ’ Th
* beauty of tbe suit depend
* in a great measure and three nights consecutively, there being six Ola Granville, Bept. IS and 13. Tboee wlthing tbelr lorvlcoo
upon having tbe bnttbn
* oomme ilfau. Tbeymnst. charges or vomitings of blood, in large quantities, in lor ipeaklog or boding will addreta during Aug, Tyeou
ment of positive and negative Principle
* — lenately io sprinkling, which no doubt i* as sacred as dipping tn
Furnace, Vu; during Sept., Middle Granville, N. Y,
thee
* principle
* dwell or exlet tbe element
* of cease: a dry time, The 27th and 28th of June we held tbo as an indispensable Condition/ be extra rich treble each twenty-four hour
*. During all thia time I wm
?
Mita Miutha L. Baeawtru, trance apeaker, will Ito-
Predominance, Volition and Power; that thee
* princi­ other, In Allen's Grove, South Newbury, and although gilt, and of tbe best gnailty In all rupocts. There unable to He down, being sure lo bleed in a recumbent tote In ’Willimantic, Cu, Aug. S3 and 30; tn PrvvUcnoa,B. I.,
we (lid not bave baptisms, yet there was evidently a must be no ornamental work on them, no rim, no posture. At this time, and on very many other oc­ during Sept.; in Taunton, Mue., Oct. 4 and 11; lu QultC), f
ples are unfolded and developed by th
* *
union of th Oct, 19and S3; In phlltoclpbia, Pa..durltg Nur.; In Lowell,
bevel or scolloped edge's, no concavity, ho convexity, casions of hemorrhage, pbyslcltn
* of every school and
Positive with tbo Negative, which bar
* beea separated pouring out of ibe spirit and a sacrament. '
philosophy tried tbelr skill to core me, but these hem-
during Doo. Addreaa al New llarea, earn of George Beck­
We were at tbo western bome of Bro. and Slater but a perfectly plain, fiat surface, exquisitely polished. with. Before neo. H, B. Blorer. Borton.
In th
* procea
* of preparing tb
* element
* for organiza­
Tbe ooaTbuiton
* should .be ve'ry thick—at least bn the orrhogca were ever recurring, and all tbelr effort
* abso­ WAaaiuCuai
.
* Hla addreaa (er Augualwlll lie at hla
tion. Tbat )lan< which 1 * Afind. stand
* eternal in . Ober, long aud extensively known aa earnest and effi­ home lu Battle Creek. Mkb. Addroia for Bent., Rljon, Wu.
edge—and an inch and a quarter in diameter. Tbls t* lutely abortive. .. . . ' - .
these elementary prlociple
*, but undeveloped til! tbe cient laborers In the anti slavery cause In 'New Eng­ *
Lecture tn Elkbart, ind., Oct, 4, 11, 18 and IS. Ita will
somewhat large, but not tbo muebeo to produce
* rich On the last of those three nights, ever memorable In reoeir e eubscrlpllone for tbe Banner of Light.
negative elementary principle
* are advanced to far in­ land,.but who have made now their home with tbe ?
and arils Ho effect. Buttons a rise smaller will answer my history, in the deep stillness of midnight, attended N. B. GaaaxLaAi, tranoe epeakor, Lowell. Maia, will
to harmony with th * positive, which are developed Buckeyes, but aro m true emj earnest as ever to tbe
flrat, thus and tbence becoming positive or controlling cause of humap redemption. .. . wben tbe wearer herself ia very diminutive; but for a by my wife and her sister, not expecting to survjvo apeak lo Buckeport, Me., Aug, eO Md8epl.il; in Lowell,
Mu
.,
* Bept. SO and S7; In Wutcealer, Oct. IB, Nov. 1, Doo. 0.
■8 fl
I met and parted with many excellent friends at lady of average size, the larger ones are infloltely pref, many more hemorrhages, I remembered an occurrence W. K. Bixlst will apeak In Bnow'lFsllt, Me,, and VI trinity
*
force over the negative, which are yet grow or mater
erable. * tbe English which I connect with my core, and which care I date
For the vest, (or waistcoat, a through AugUll; lo Worcwter, Mu .,
* October 4 end ll; In
rial, aa to become capable of that union, ic. f de­ Newbury, and thence crossed to Summit County,
call it,) the buttons should be of like quality and from tbat night. “Outof eight oct of mind.” But
Binford, Ceuu. Nov. 1 nnd a. Addreu, aa above, or 8no *
's
sign only to give yoo a bare suggestion of tbe develop- where, la Richfield, I had three large and earnest meet­ Falla.
form, and'precisely' half ah iooh In diameter. Tbe it camo suddenly to my mlod tbst I bad some years be­
mente my guide I* disclosing to me, clearly, certainly, ings.and added more evidence, to ,the amount. I bad Iiaao P. GsaaaiwAV will apeak In Oldtown Ho, Aug.* 6;
button holes Bhould be placed just cue inch apart, to fore brought from the country some root
IB
* and herbs,
jn Bangor, hept 9 and 13; tn Girt turn. BopU SO; <n £xo-
■ and aelf-evldeuriy; philosophically, eytomatlcally and received, showing that our philoiophy and religion are among which was one kind tbat my aged father him­ ter, BcpU St; >■ Dover, OcL 4 aod ll; In Portland, Dee.
analogically demoastrated; showing how the great increasing. Instead of dying ont, a * the enemies vainly make tbe vest meet smoothly, and to give the proper So and St. Addreaa, Exeter Hille or Banger, Mo.
self bad obtained In the woode, saying bo bnd been In­
elementary system te being unfolded and developed In­ hope- ■ . ■• \ ' effect to tbe button
*. ’ -
formed by one of bls neighbors, an old gentleman then
Autreir E. Biaaoaa will speak In LoloetUor. VL, Sept 4.
July 10th. Xltb and,12th we held the Annual Groyo *t
Tbe most dressy ve ia one witb a standing collar, Mm. Blain A. IloiTOit will opt ak on co In lour week e S
to Intelligence. • • • 0 “ °
A word on “ Pre-Ad»rnlstn;" I find all people en- Meeting, in New London, Huron County, when more having a full length row bf buttons, but worn with
the upper balf unbuttoned, to make a liberal display
deceased. in bls lifetime bore quite learned In botany,
that It waa an excellent remedy for tbe arrest of all
L'jdlu
.
* Bridge waler aud booth Heading uulllfurtbor notloe,
Addreaa, Brandon, Vt, .
iW
tertalning tbe individualized idea of Adam a * the first than one, thousand people came, to hear B. P> Bar num, hemorrhages and many other ailments, and desired me Ma
.
* Laos* Corrs lecture a In "nirtnonlalHell," Dayton,
' of the shirt bosom. Another pretty style bas a rolling
, - man. wbo came isolated into existence, lived a few (an excellent and ygryqfficleut apeaker, wbo is dovot- to try it. These roots and herbs having been brought
Ohio, every Bunday ereolug nt S o'clock,
i hundred year
*, begat * few bom, and wa
* gathered— Ing all the Sundays to tbe .work,) Marcia B Ltne, ■ collar, bdt buttons high up. Th * *t
material for the ve Mm. AnaiA M. Hioonaaoox, Dox 491, Bridgeport,
bome In tbe absence of my wife, wore 'afterwards on lll
Oonu„
* ,
*
lecture In bummer Ot, Aug. 81, In aptIngdeld,
I where? Jost where he’* been ever since—in the rndl- ,Mr *. Wprd, Mire Lpqmia, myself, and several other
*, is very fine canary buff casslm'ere.' This beautiful vest'
her return put away by ber, and no more thought of Maae, lo Sept.; lo Chicopee, In Oct; in Lu veil. In Nov.; lu
haa so often been word aa » part of tbe female dress,
I mental aphereof development, and never'll get out discourse on the here and the hereafter of life and by either of us, sbe being Ignorant of tbelr history and Bulfalo, N. Y.. In Doe ; In Bridgeport, Conn,, Jan and Feb.
[ of It till he '* done feeding open tbe frail of the tree dcdth, ; I • . • -H , ■ (particularly the riding habit,) tbat it may properly Intoedi vltltlng Vermont In Marab. and will receive propo­
supposed virtues. Not having much faith In tbe ono *
sal to loci ure in that Blate during tbe mouth,
1 of knowledge of good and evil. Now the time bas , Tbe. cause of tbe country wa
* not neglected at this be regarded no leu * feminine thin b masculine fash­
recommended as a remedy for bleeding, tbe same not Ms
*
. Jurat
* S. Bubo, trance speaker, will lecture In
come when he can feed on the fruit of the tree of life, njeeting, nor will ia be at any by.me, while onr irutl- *
ion".' ' • -«•»■ I*'- ■ ■ ■ ■■> ■• Bouib Bcllcate, Masi, and vicinity, Aug. S3 and bept. C.
The dresa-coat, I think, Is much better adapted to being in sight, end not having been examined or ana­ Eneudtln tbst locality desiring ber service,
* will i-Iosm ad-
Tbe cherubim witb flaming eword, who guarded the tuflons are, as now. In danger of overthrow-, 1 found
tbo saddle than the frock-coat, beoauee'lt has no re­ lyzed In view of my case, it had completely escaped dre>
sr
* Immediately at Boutb Bclluola. Will lecture In
way of raid tree, is relieved from that guard doty, and ,onr old, friend
* at New London as earnest and-firm as
onr memories. ' Norton, Mas.,
* bept-18 and 31, aud Oct. 11 tod 93, morning
*
dundant volume of skirt to he cared for. And then
Adam has gained strength to digest it * eternal-life; ever, and waa glad once more to meet eo many I bad On suggesting these circumstances to my wife, she
and afternoon.
its lustrous gilt buttons give it ajpiquaM appearance, Mae. Lacsa DiFoaosGoszo* will speak In Bangor, Me.,
*
food. Now let him learn th hi being—the not seen for several years, bnt wbo have kept the faith
laws of *
peculiarly its own.’ Frock-coats’(except military remembered whore she bad placed the article from tbe In August; lo Oliicupoo, Mux in Boptoroher; BpilogOold,
, laws which develop the great elementary system, and and the work going on while I bave been in other woods, and Immediately procured it. Tbo same, under ..
*
Has In October. Adore
** aa above or box 5U3, La Crureu, it
parts of the vineyard. ■ - - ones) do not trim to advantage with metalio buttons. Wla, V
he 'R etep within the veil of harmony aod discover bl
*
right to the tree of life—can read bls title clear to My next work was In Medina County, where I filled Habitually tbe coat sbonld be womtiDbniiODed.
my directions, was hastily, and without much respect
Mis) NxtUS J. Tiam Implratlonal iposksr, Jackson­
Now a few words abont the pantaloons. Tbey ought to apothecary weight or measure, prepared and brought ville, Vl_ la engaged to apeak, on Bundays, ono half the
tnsosloM in tbe skies; will see why be'* been a sin­ *appointment in several lawns, one of which wa * over . time tbe present year, at Asbtleld, Mass.; at Shelburne I
’ 'to.be’at’rapped under the feetyW the reason (among to me. In leas tban one hour.I was able to recline ou tho
ner, end wbat I* very queer to some, wbom I toll, that the Ijne of the county, and finished up ou Bunday,. galls, one quarter dluo. and M Jacksonville, Vl, Uio r»mslu­
*
aln ba been a benefit to the race', fortt ba
* developed July Iflib-at Seville, With two meetings, where11 dis-
' othera,j’tbat'very few ladle
*, at first, will be able to ride sofa and to sleep the remainder of tbe night; tbe next ing quarter. Bbe will speak in tboae r ictal tlu
* on work
day ta walk about the room, and lo a few day
* to visit days, If required. I
|
I
|
Love and Wisdom; It hs * developed Justice aud penned our gospel of reason, nature and common sense '
Mercy; It baa developed Harmony and Congeniality, to large and intelligent audiences, many ol whom camo
and has also developed tbe crowning glory of *11 — . many miles-. • ■ '
’
in1 boots;' And unices the pantaloons are secured down
to lhe feet, they will make an unseemly display of
ankle garniture. The neceealty qf keeping a steady
ray Jsw.otOoe, Nothing more ot hemorrhage occurred,
till about one year afterwards, whan having a bad
CSAet.tl A. HATDBa will speak In Quincy, Ma, August
80; in Tdbnton, Mass., Bept. Sand 101 fe Itaadolph BepL
90; will remain In Ums. In Ocivber, it the frleuds dotbu;
w
in Dangov, the Orel four Bunday
* lu Nov. Address, Liver­ ‘qJSB
ahd firm preskbre with the1 balls of tbo feet on tbe cold, and being enveloped, in my office in tbe tmoke
I
I
I
Beauty. Science will develop principles. Priooiples
when developed, will disclose wonders, both 1a earth which', ! trust, may. be renewed before long, and pro.
aod beaven. Bcience will diaclose the true develop longed next lime, for tn Ohio, the harvest ie truly ripe,
Tbut'progressed and closed my present visit to Objo,
stirrups, will make leather bool
* very painful at tbe of tbe cl gars'ot some clients, I was Induced to cough,
instep, until they are well broken. Tne pantaloons whicb occasioned a alight hemorrhage; this I arrestedaa
more Falls, Me.
Mas. Maav M. Woon will epoak In fitaffurd, Oonn.Bept.
8 and 18; tn Koxboro1, lhe moo lb of October. Address,
b!
soon m I could ride home and apply the remedy. Wait Kllllngly, Conn, fl bo will make bor ml) and jvlutcr
should bo of Mild colored casriinere or tricot, cut adgagementa immediately. '
i meat of tbe planetary eyeteme. It will send no young and tbe demand for competent laborers constant and Since then 1 have not bled, which le now more tban
I planets off into space from parent sous in a molten Increasing. Several I met wboare being slowly devsl- shapely to the form, and have a watch fob In the usual Mm Lauia M. Bom * will speak the second Bundays of
watch in the panta^ twelve years ago. This medicine alone cured my
t state, to blu and splutter, tlll cooled down to a llfe-de-. oped for the work, and msny for healing. '
’
'
*,
pise 'it’l* belter to'carry,th
*
Idpne-fob than In the vest pocket, because the'friotlon cough, healed tny sore throat, arrested my hemorrhages,
Sept, and Ort. In Glenuorn, Me.; Stool;ton, Aug, So; lu Kuo-
duskeag. Bept 8; lu Bangor, Sept SO and 91. Adil,ass Hau- If
I velopfng capacity. But science will develop corrobor-. Jufc20,1863. . VYabbsx Cb/bx.' gor, Ho , care J. D. Blob.
' of a gold chain quickly soils a bifff ve *t, leaving dark and restored me to health. It saved my life, and I
| stive principle
*. It-will teach that all principle
* an-
cannot speak of it too highly, 1 recommend it to all ADDB&SSE8 OF LECTURERS AND MEDIUMS
I fold and develop themselves corroboratively. ■ .
' Spiritttare. ." 1 ‘ J, marks which cannot be removal,'"! 1
*.
fellowiaotforer ’ ............ ............. [Under tble beading we ahall Insert too names and places
J ’ I am requesud to a *k yon to pfylfoii the following My individual preference’1 * 'for'the glossy ’black
I I read sometime
* In newspaper
* of the Principle Since my restoration, I have had repeated conver­ of residence of Ltcturert and Medium a at the lor price of
I of Freedom, and tbe Principle of Slavery. Now tbls, * fact,/ hlch l have from the lady!
* own' lips: . ', ••atovo j?ipe4’ bat, It U more'dreisy' than the soft
sations with the spirit of tbe old botanist,,wbo Informs tweuty-Ovo cent
* per fine for throe monlb
*
. As It tako
* eight
, Mies Mary RockeflJJer, of Kingston., Green Lake hat, and td' my notion, has' a pobltlvdly pretty look bn wordsob an average to complete a lino, tho advertiser csn
is a very nutoienttfic notion. Slavery isn’t a princl- me tbst he Induoed my fstber to procure for me the
I pieHf it "were, It could never be eradicated. Prlncl-. County, Wisconsin, In the ,1'atler put of May last, jo­ *
a woman' head., - r-tf., li :
plant let the’wood *, and’beside
*, that he Impressed
sco In advance how much It will port to advertise In tbls de­
, jored her right arm so badly that tqe hand and .arm, I do nol wish any one to suppose that l am In favor me st tbe midnight hour In my extremity, to think partment, and remit accoidlugly. When a speaker baa an
ples'kre eternal; consequently fndestruftlble sUver/te
. nearly’ to the elbow- 'became cold and dead., A pin of women aping the manners and action * of men. By appointment to lecture, die notloo and uldros
* will ba pub­
only a development, and will be destroyed by tbe prin-; of and apply the remedy so long forgotten. My father
p oould.be run Its wholelength into the ball or palm,of lished groluitourly no dor bead of -Lecturer
* ’ Appoint­
' pje of Intelligence, >> which tsketh away the sin of 'no mean* I The new reform 1 * not intended to mako
was undoubtedly s medium, but did not know it. He ment
.")
* ' .
the band, with no feeling of life or sensation. . Tijo '

H
the world.” :•'$? ' ■ wbmqh lets feminine than tbey now are. Purity of
bsd tbe gift Or faculty of ascertaining the locality of Da.B.F. GAanna.Pavilion,87Tremont street, Seaton
| . Olbera are getting very much interested In the accident happened while wringing olothee. She had character and modesty nf deportment are not depen. will an*
wer *
call to lecture. aptl—t
springs and currents of water beneath theaurfaceof MH |
dent upon the form of one’s dress.' The assumption
"letters" from ..the sumtnerland; and' when 'I’m[ applied’to a number of physicians,-who bad failed to’ tho earth, by means of tbe working In bls bands of
Ms
* H. T. SiriABB). Iran on apeskor, engaged Babbstbs In
py a women of. male attire for a clearly innocent and Grand Rapids, for the * uturner, will auiwer calls for week
gm, and tbe Bummer land mail' bas cessed to arrive, restore tbe bend, snd allagreed tbat ehe must lose il,

.
aud bring Ite unique pew
*, there.will bean uhedpplled- OB ibe Sth day pf /uly la^t, e^e by.cbanre happened
want frit, and'when waulbu^becorae strong enoughh to meet Mr. B. Cornell, of Lima Centre, Bock County,
the orotebed sticks of willow, wltcbbazel, Ao., a
commendable purpose, cannot change her womanly thing to him qolte unaccountable.
*i
attribute or.result ih the least detriment to the com-
I will now present to tbe reader some evidence con­
evening) in vicinity. Pou-omed a4dre
lUplds Mlcb.
*
i. Dox 81, Grand
Jrll-Bw"
U. T. Lsousao, trance speaker, Taunton, Ms. m#—8m'
■a
' to develop'desire, and de fire Intenge enough to'bring, Wisconsin, an old man of seventy-two yeara,(a healing .mu'nlty....', ... . Maa, Bixin A. Bvanas, formerly Mil) Banb A. Magnon,
cerning tbe properties and power of tbe plant which I trance ipeakfr, will answer calls W lecture.. Addreaa, Ho.87
forth will, power trill eenii on tbe poposltfon for thei medium. , The.lwq werp .entire atangere,,M0 phe^ot; jt tnsy not be out of place for me state here that
used in my own desperate cue, and which, since my Bprthg street, 8. Oambridgo, mms. augts—5m»
. a Bpj0lua)lsi.,.;The old gentleman nanipulpted..$•
1 ’ BawibwLight.- Yourtraly, .
■ J. B’. 'ROBINSON, .hand .and.artn for„b»lf an. houror ep, ond,;it,waa,re- ’
l am not,,
** tome may suppose,’* mere theoretical re-
'forpe'r,’ io^tehrode'ln tha suitIbsTedeecribcd when
recovtir^, I have need in numerous other case
signal success.' Road tbe following from 'an bld au­
* with Has. E. A. Kiaosicnx will make engagement
coming Fall and Winter Jn ths WnL Add,res
*
*.
for the
708 HI Third u:
Ean Oloirt, W»».; 1863. 1 ■ ' - * usual healthy slitq.. I saw hft a few deja '
stored to It I was, temporarily residing lu ltajy, j rode,out in It thor: *
Bt, Philadelphia.?
. may 9-8 m'
'
after, wbenshe related to me the above facts, asserting ' “Tfelr roots- are employed intenally In herr.atu-
*.
Ma Fiarti Boitaaa Tatros may ba addreaaod st
U^ifwrnpon. id twin piny with another lady s'lmllar-
The late Dr. A. O, FeitoWeS :
-j?1.,;.’"- ", that berband. and. arm were entirely,wall.- . ' Jyjd.rw
*ed ;. aifil,! am wearing U while(I am no w writ­ ria, or bloody urine, uterine hemorrhage, Immoder­
Northampkill, Mm*-, care of W. H. Felton. *
*
Asa;
ug. 8—Sra
Loan OHAMesaniiM. Mualoal mediom, may be ad.
*
ate menitrual discharge, blood-splttlng, hectic fever, dretito at« Cbapaao ttreet, Boston, Mui. augi#— 8m»
■ The .late Drr Jt, G,. *Faliiira of. Altfion, N. T?. *ja
' ......- T.oors tpr Troth and Humanlty,; ’ ing'. ‘ t bayeipet’’'l;b no diswnra^emejij about home.
os th rua, catarrhal cough, prollurla, Ao., either Iu
- one of'thq moqt'Admirableand extrpo^fi^rypicd'iijna ■iiv- -i.- W.D.HevhBOog.- As the daughter of a clergymao'. and * member of the powder, or In infusion. Io female complaints, such MM. H. f- K
Baowx may be addreaaed, Waukegan, HL

With Y.hoM’^qaal'ntance 1 ,wu eyjer f»tqrefl,; ’ .: Chnrch-not .an worthy pne. l Uut—I know that as leucorrhoea, mennorthms, and after parturition,
tbey act as good astringents. The. Ind lens value them
J. fl. Derails
,
*
apll—Sen'
will inawer caUs to lecture. Address,
time I met
* him. was in 18115, apd. I,'(iqi *ljii nerer ■tfy adilons,' if’ wring/'are hetismd ‘with relonilet * for die present, wlillmsntio, Conn. spit—t ,.
much as bocu, both jn Canada and Mlaspurl. They
forget tbe cordial greeting be extended, and tbe en- For th© Soldiers. ., , .. ,,(.v ■ ’li^erityi'but 'l ath happT to s.ay'tbiit so far, I have
Safin Canada that tbe roots chewed, Will core Instant­
L. Jcnn Paapaa, Bo *
ton, Inaplratlona) speaker, Cincin­
. iDaAB BAitwaa—HaTlog1 recently , beard a returned *.'
hetrii’o'fUo'Wliiladieraioo . . ly theblte of rattlesnakes, both in men and cattle. nati. Ohio. aplk—t
, couraging messages he gave to Inspire ma on. In njy pl- )
Mt
* B. Assa Brea
;
* trance apeaker, address rare of
splfllsrpey (lbat ••ppldjere he .jelling to glVo 111 The yei3eW of 'tbe’BasitiB trill mnethbCr a recent Mr. Hawkins saw:an Indian make tbe experiment for
ottMrflriaalQii.. Though he was small aa4.,A«bl
*jih Banner of Light, Boston. mid—3m«
Mature, hls mind wasatroog end clear, and hia heart
)a wori.d .fojt something *00^ ”cqd.tbst article by W'Dodlie E- Sobutz, of Springdale, West- a gill of rum, Tbe, Inpipt) * of Missouri coll them Mo-
Ma) Livaa Corn will attend funerals and answer C>H *
they drink down vinegar like water whouq'vpr ;tljqy cheitet Co./'H? ifi?briefly de *criiiiii'g ,,her masculine char Monachar, me an log heat and cold—it I* their pal­ to lecture. Address, Dayton, Ohio. tnis—Stn*
latga.parm, and .overflowing »i|h fraternal and phi- liative for con *uniptlon jFrtfrnotfy, they are very .
find R, I wish to tel) every soldier and soldier’s friend,1 .'ftdibgiiillt/' tesUhiay 1 received 'it l^ftir front a mu- beneficial,’ nay. a oerwin bore for Innamed carbuncle Mm. 0. A. YtTOn, tranoe apoakor. Address, 898 4th.
• teai(bropte *affection , attracting tbe .most *.Ohrlat.Hk *
bow to make ft "very palatihls adldldnt drink, with ma. ’ *trreu New York Oily. mS3~8m)
'tdkl'friend,’Wforming, mb that’ MiM.'Bcltdtz, (who’ is and uleers; slier a purge. It la said tbey obviate or
*
Md loving Influence of; the angel-world. H
* wm ph-, . prevent gangren
*
, and tho.need of cutting Da A P. Ptsaca, offloe No. 7 Myrtle street, Boston, will
off mortl-
t WllMlyiglfted as a, medium to .sympathize, with tbd * *Most which
tddalsrwhicb
* sol
soldieriepn. conveniently carry. /Ton • ^a.'tb'^s W'beantiiU! and acoonlpWhod Jpoubg answer o llt to lecture or attend funeral).
* augS-8m
* *
flpd Jimji
*, Even tbe leajes are useful, applied to to-
Wedespond.eptj'to f*lntjatsweetened water, add abopt oqedhlrd of a fes-. lady,) #is’'married’’bn’the iOlh Jmy'.'to’Mr. Charles
*
-tfrlc. th *ad
aplferlng, tflea(Dicted
Mas. raise
*
) I. Tocrsu. trance epetker. Adrirew, dur­
; t .dqenrihe di^a
**
,, to Impact•’hMiltog:Mo«a'»»> .wfij’P^^fUridaoiaaaD^ten. or flfrMB.drqpapftem- ’IrfirirW'/of'^ew York City. Mr. Erait, it e«ms, " Dy th
*.
mor ”
*
' ” ,
etvuotnre and shape of the root of this plant,
ing Aug. wlU baGlbvcravIlle, N. Y., csreot Oca. Jetfora Uf.
Jo9—3m?
••-.MRlatV to tbe poor, tbe tewirafuL tbe benlghted^d «l»tqu
i..lo
* *
.Iemould in Caver, and I* happeulng'ib be In'tli * ’country on btiiineii,'saw Miss Nature seem * to have Indicated ft as ber peculiar Mm.O. M. EXOWA lectorer indclslrnjanS, * wUI
ws
n
' beo»me
Hl»gitt
* so raatarkable; thatbun' Bebntzoa hprSebiOk'In1 her blue And b’dtf tiding init,- remedy for a certslrrclass of female complaints, Ita call) to feclare, er villi the alok. Addres
* Janoavllle, Wis­
- ^aearatfrom a.diitence w see him. and frenren’■«”»»<
<
*
**
! -,wa w,wb
*
B«e irid was So cSpWilbfi jbsi b^songh'^er adquslntanoe elispe ls s i>Crfect/ao n’mWa of tbe uteAs, andits Fal-, con * In. . . job—8<n
*
often called off for hundred, of tullev „ ..-A; :!li.|i.,r-' h‘T? «‘«tt • «<»«"for ‘ Bl«< of. R. ’ M»d<I and married heHhltM.lban llinie Week
* t Now, glris, .
*
Ma *
Busis A. HuvomBOiOB wilt aMwerrail M l»ctor«
loplan tubes— b'enoe it * power In tbe arrest and pre- altmn.tbh Uno ot too New damp to I re, Northern. Vermont
Renew vtelted the rick without imparting tbe most ft, ,7?»' J p?" nri( >irr*
ai,* y' to mrftrimotfy is *
di
d
l»vir 'at JoStl ventlon Of pkrturient and other floodings, And the, Central * nd N. V. Northern Bailrosdi durlog Aug.. BroLand
ifiltotedlnflntn'dM.’emthoogfi'beWisnM 11 «A *
NM.!
^^^Sti ‘JlhreU’l Whose‘torn coine
* nektf ' oure'df tb * complaints recited in.tb
* extract above. / Oct. Addreaattlford, N. n. JuceKt-ta".
*
)
Mt LixziB M. A. Ca»i)t, addru
* for tbo proatnt,
■'JI have jtist'read 'Nellle'Holme^i.doinih'tiriiektldi). WereTa female! this medicine a * a preventive, and Cloavelab'’. U- rare j* m* *
oroe.
n
L * remain- •
Bpejk) th
fttti«dlakiAtirifr,'lWfitei‘1rti' Wm., .ARAALGgiinnMA’lT^H
*
. navfiiflf|»sea Ip t^ < 'tt strike
* md that ibe’ take
* tod dripoudlngs view of teniedy, pro re (wta, aboold have a place in tb * bpc-. dor of Aug. In Summit Ou- Will attend funeral) and )p»»k
• Temhrkkbte 'thAi ibf TMiW iiW’br'iUri repbhefil 'siirfi,, (.rema, pf fflablpk.’.liqjij g^lirfiy'm .M.r?q% floir br’easket,' before th
* ’ cosmetic
* I ' ‘ • •' v . week *
.
evening . aogtftMw ’
*
w&man’* condition. Bb sincerely wishes to see the
frftere>l|ldamibtrt»
**
*
l,'b
s«o ’carried -; I hare prepared this medicine with tbe most scrapd-, ' Oxo. A- Purea. tranoe ipeaker and writing mtolnro,
Aoburn, Mo, will antwer rai.’HoJeeiure. , JylB~ta»
loos regard to tbe ifew * of tb* mor
*Ha *
reedfeat id It J
Xm Iorto»’ * ittrrt^i 1M wwaaUoJaiffls aa * lqb rightrwIthman W • Mm- A. P Baows, (formerlyMra. A. P. Tbompaou.),d-
*
uses end application
*.--Soine phytic lane of my ai-’ dre **
, 61. Jobnsbury 0«nro. Vl. . jyiB-3m»
7° »W wmf *;Laeoa
lvp
lUd
*ooomrandtagUftpowuFntf tbh hasty, ill-tempered or JmatHngjMnnifsi wavar„nr iridb astride, dt avalls har
h
*S
r>nodgtiti'n
ix
l oi *** Mrifibk i ibp
y
** It M. Adam*, magnatic,ayapatbetlc and healing mbofem,
' into other people’s afWrat detMto.aavMflropping —- ------------------------- , not lie qualntanoeJfinowfui
--------- , curwitW^ower In the f*.
of Its'
^^Aniu^too.iilAorer. HopediJi, ilsis. '' dpll^t
.vtlhWattoH. tud he wouhl UbOifrowt»«l/m«’nlakcnteor rtMranet dlsgrwterulof ertintor * nWMisMldoi ’ wise?Jurt at pre *
etft; te provoke0>poMilon tn-Uurt- aul * *oorapl
lnt mantumad in-.tte-quotation sbov^,
etocBJdftlght, *
li•e
kinafiee|i<toee>nejetrAddt'Uyo
ik
raiid'«lABUliWhhxAaiMtu
lng-to;axa< .forte byrtuUlugAtentMJmptewlWtadBiipWniWddVberidreMiM-alslrtoyKite
' .............. ‘ — - .. . .. ... - ............ .... cl, r.-.i.
*
Udr&tMto,,obqtettdol t V MJAsiswirtlraaob'BpasXer.PswPa
,
* Klalto sfll-t
•ought hls aasistanefi. yapiv-rtA sp
g
** ill ot a wosMAli^Rt-u u;,.ivf>u7nu'J wu to vat-i ib^
t*ttesuran
*eykpbot!tb»» telbtetgWV MdMJ-, not regain physician
*
; depvnl MriM forth
* prepare- ] A. B. Vfsirt *
•< tranoe speaker, Alblofeb.
 :4:;i' JB
B08T0N,_BATVBDAT, AUGUgT tt, ttS>.
OFfTceTi SB WASHINGTON BI BEET.
Boca Mo. R, He Stasss.
rcsumuB uni taorsirroas.
FOR nRMt OF SUBSCRIPTION BEE EIGHTH PABE.
tornaa cot-st. . SDITOB.
>•1 eannot believe that cirillsaUon tn Its Journey wtlh the
sou will vlok tnU> eodlest night rogrstlfo lbs stoblUon of
tbe leal era of thle revolt wbo seek w
' Weds (hroojh ehnghl'r to a throne
Aod iho; the gams of merey on mankind’;
bot Ibero e far other sad far brithter vision before mygnu,
U may be but a vleloo, but I still cberlih IL I see ono vail
Confederation stretching from the froseo aonbinote on-
broken Hoe lo IbegloelOB sonib, snd from tbe rrlldblUowe
oflbe Atlantic westward to the calmer waters of the Feclfio;
sod 1 see on e people, an d one lew, and one language, snd one
faith, and. over all that vast Continent, tbe home of freedom
Md refuge for tbe oppressed of every race and ot every
dime.”— Attract frtm John Bright! SywJi en American
jptirs, dilirtrtd Bnglond.
ol BirminjAom,
A Beller Clresm of Fabllc Meo.
Wo fell upon an article Id tbe Springfield Repnbll.
can. tbo other day, wblcb contained some sensible and
much needed remarks on this topic; and as they ware
somewhat io the style of similar expressions wblcb
bave appeared from time to tlmelotheBatiHXB.lt
suggested afresh to us the propriety end timeliness of
descanting in our former manner on tbe subject.
Tbat we must bave, and certainly are to bave, a
very-different class of public men horn those who
bare', for some years past, piloted this nation on Ito
voyage Je fast becoming tbe belief of almoat every re.
\ fleeting mind. No Deo State could long subsist on ro
\ slim a basis of management u ire were apparently
\ satisfied with before tbe final manifestation of onr io-
'testlne troubles. To continue, much more to perpetu­
ate so corrupt and altogetber mean and low a political
system, would be an unworthy object for a less sd-
veuced race than we are in this country. Our people
were, In fact, goltg down Instead of going op. in the
. teaching
* of tbe politicians, snd tbe Influence of pub­
lic life on men *
as to degrade rather than elevaio
them. As for supposing there was any science in
government, or that tbere was any great and logical
theory oo wblcb oor Inatltuliona and their manage­
ment were based, wo do nol believe It ever entered the
beads of a doaen of our most popular public men. ell
together. It wu preposterous to suppose we could
long go on in that way, and still maintain tbe name,
much less the national character, wblcb we are every
ooe of os recretly pledged to support.
We have three recognised profession! now. Tbe
teachers, lecturers, and editorial professions have been
added—the letter, perhaps, tbe most respectable and
responsible of all, almply because In Its highest and
noblest pursuit is demanded tbo exercise of every one
of tbe test faculties wblcb are demanded in tbe pur.
suit each otthe others. But ae yet we have no distinct
profession of statesmanship. Tbere are no schools
where It Is taught us a special science orsrt. Meo are
not educated for public life, aa if it required any
specially high qualifications. In consequence, politics
are left for pothouse men end bullies, for quacks and
pretenders. They attain to place, and bully and brow,
beat systematically all otber meq wbo Bippen to show
*tbemselve tbeir bettors. Tbey manage to convert tbe
whole bnsiuese into a system of gambling, with tbe
vol interests of a great nation for stakes. As for any
acquaintance witb tbe fundamental principles of gov­
ernment. tbey are free from every suspicion of It.
Tbey would not dream tbat soclt things bsd snylbing
to do with working an administration; tbeir highest
notions of an administration aro. that it does some­
thing for ■ • our party."
Tbls class of public men bave. for good enough rea­
sons to themselves, abandoned otber callings and
*
professions, end gone into tbe manifold labors of get
ting votes for their party. Wben once tbeir party ob-
tatos power, then tbeir personal services begin to be
rewarded. Tbey got office, and salaries to correspond;
or rather, salaries and office to correspond. Thus for
tilled, tbey begin to indulge In braxen and shallow de­
clamation about the Infsllblllty of tbeir patty prinei.
pfvs; which Is always to be Interpreted aa five loaves
and two fishes. Tbe line la laid to every man’s pro­
fessed pollticsl fsltb, and nothing more is demanded
of him than that be believes Joel aa. aud aamqcb as,
te Is told to. On this basis of drilling and vefting,
meh ere lifted Into places where they wield power for-
tbe^natlon; and any one can at once tee wbat is tho
character of tbat power. Thus springs np parUtan-
ship, wblcb overshadows tbe growth of-everything
like free-thinking, and keeps down every Impulse to­
ward liberalism. It fetters tbe public mind, and
deadens tbo popular sensibilities. It breeds a race of
mediocre men for public life, and commits to tbeir
guidance strain wblcb demtnd tbe best tbongbt and
tbe most conscientious feelings of tne superior men of
any generation.
Is it to be wondered at, tbat from such a cause wo
are sore to obtain corresponding results? Now sup­
pose tbe case to be changed. Suppose we were to bavo
* a class of public servants, wbo have been bred witb
regularity to poblic life. Tbey bavo
*been made fami­
liar, by study aud reflection, with the principles of
politics, tbe science of government, end. above all,
witb political economy. Coming upon tbe stage with
minds thus disciplined, developed, aud fornlsbed, la It
not to be expected of tbem that the weighty affaire of
state will be administered from more Intelligent points
of view, end from far higher motives, than If tbe pre­
viously described class were at tbe helm? It does not
Dili for a wise man to make a proper answer,
' And these better educated and superior men are tbe
ones whom we must call out late the arena of pnblio
life, while we drive from tbe field tbe baser and wholly
unfit men wbo bave degraded government by making
It a slake for partisan gambling. Wt vu»t Aooe tore*
at tbe bead of affaire, or wo are lost. As for existing
much longer on tbe husks which party leaden toss to
ns, tbls nation cannot do It and be wbst it bas been,
or fulfill lu promisee to tbe cIviliMd.world, ■ We need
men of larger views, of more liberal taro Of thought,
ef approved temper, of high tone, and of solenllflc
oducatloo. With politicians as leaden w# ire floba.
Cross road stnrnp-speakero, ward demagogue, flatter-'
, ing pettifogers.and tealoos workers for party triumphs,
here brought ue to tbe evil day! we no * beholdt vre
might bave escaped them, had We obeyed |bs xfoturil
laws of national life.
For the future, a new era opens upon os. and opens
brightly. We have men In pnblio life to-day, wbo
, know and appreciate tbese tbjngsj and titai is an lm>
provement on what W been. Men of Intuition ere In
Ugh ptsoea, wbc scorn not to obey their Impressions.
Tbs saperstitionof baas'partLtsnsbIp js in a Jargs
atuur
* broken by tba oonvietious which are begotten
of knowledge and sight Min of Insight trill be in
Aesuod, ia tots approaching faUiret wifo frill “0 he
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afreid toaatertala abe tbongbt, or tc Uy to grasp •
forger vis
* than that'with wbich they have teen sat.
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> The BplriUtllsto'of Ldwali a*d rvlefotty areto bare
1 Oea always bfiedni AsUMareh’s Beokitar», No. li i• grand pkaleexunreiou M-Beadia/, ou Wedaasdsy,
tfaktohter‘'r' *tr -8■t-vriiH?/ - t , i,AUfWrUdtb; If tbe wesfodr isfelr;> j
B QElIzI H 37- ' *?' '; ■ ■ '
Fifty Tbotusamd Colored Troop
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Ahcffbrt Is making to raise fifty thousand color in the spheres, a great Idea is discovered. Borne -, Yrtake pteaaare la aaaonnelng: to Mtbfoa^a ,tbat
et
troops. snd for that purpoet it it neo e uy io have a mind having worked for *ge| In ihe yqjM of truth, Dr. Gardner baa mode arrangements for another Pfoulo
works of Theodore” Parker. By Prances
fund sufficient todefray, ia pert, tbe expeaaeoof en­ opens u pure vein. It is desirable'that enoh knowl- at Ufond Grove, Abington, on Tuesday
* S^tonbar let Cobbs. Boston: Walttr,-Wise A Co.
listment. Gov. Andrew hu appointed aoommltleeof e^ga ho pommulcated to earth., The splrit enters tbe I Those meetings heretofore herd been so orderly, cteer- Thte te’nne ojr tbe finest things 1°, the English u.
honorable gentlemen, who are already moving In tbe earth'spierp,'and Ila first efforts ore fo'r\a rnediqm ' fal and entertaining, and so largely attended aa to
gusge, and wk’ate' glad it bis been 'reprints fo w.
metier in real earneat. Tba public should taka bold of through which to communicate. It posalbjy may find < maki thm B meoei0fl that them la a wy d$-
conntrv iq aupH a convienleof form.' It asserts that ta.
tbls matter with edetenalMtfon and will, and then It one Sul^'to.Its requirements, and/nt. ones deliver |U sire to tafe at least one more before the warm-season prtgresi of' jellgtods belle f, from' a fora to
will triumphantly succeed. Not only filly thousand, messagp.; but pfjiener it finds no pne yritb'wioin ll ean closes.' And tn ooaiplisiioe with w universal a feeling
lightened eXage, is carried oh appatefitly by > Nr|M .
hot two hundred thousand colored soldiers should be beebme sp'perfectly In rapport'as wjMmvey.ltalAees " among our friends, Dr. Gardner has consented to take waves of tbongbt; which sweep over tiie dilnds of me­
pul Into the field witbin tbe nest six months, to take in a sufficiently perfect manner. If l| c^uhot,'It seeks ' tbe management at another similar gathering, wblcb
at distant fotervate. In ths; eyes of . those who hs
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tbo plaoe of tbo three years men, whose term will bo out a cWldyjwboae plastic nature■ it oan'molff to Its ■ will corns offal tho time specified above. Borne of onr
oot in about that time. A writer on tbte subject says purpose, ‘Tbe'oblidia modeled to tbe'ides-^rellglonslr. - watched intelligently the signs of.itseea-
ablest exponents of ths Spiritual Philosophy will speak that eome such: mmo m. t^te (ii.e^eq^^w, gatherim
truly that >> the colored soldier .has proved himself eolentl(|eallyjpveni|rely. as tho ca»e maybe. He on this occasion. There will also bo good music, and beneath us, a 'deeper .'and,broad'airwqire dtaayiijj.
ooorageous end obedient. Loyally tbey never lacked; grows up ^bioped' by the dominant Idea.',' HU feet dancing for those wbo desire tbls invigorating exer- ever arfoen. No partial and temporary rippling eftfo
sobriety they possess. Why not, then, avail ourselves are guided by angel bands; be U preserved from dan. else, boat-rldlng.eta., etc,..■'I-. • -s eurtace fo ii how. but tbe whole mass of living tbotihi
of all the minus God bu placed in our power, and fill gor; he' Is protected from wrong; his’ mjsalon Is Aside from tbe healthy and invigorating effects of a seems slowly and eteadllympbeaved, and toe ooesaL
onr armies witb worthy and willing troop?’* Let It made a one; jils life consecrated, fothp one great - visit to tbe grove and a ramble among iu shady pines, moved to its depths, r After dwelling upon thl* mlrtb
bo done, tben. A email sum from each individual wbo purpose.’' l^hen the time Is ripe, be, with 'clarion tbe spiritual feast one gate from listening to tbe trance and nntvereal upheaving of ■ thought; and; ita
can uM ajoni it, will speedily accomplish the desired voice, heralds hla mission to the world, astonishing It and normal speakere, i* more than’sufficient to pay the good 'resnlts to humanity, aa well u ;toe fotebodf|_
object. It bu been well suggested that a contribution with a great Invention, by which wheels and .pinions expense of the trip. If tbe weatber fo favorable, we which such changes naturally.create, in the mindiS
be taken In all tbe churches In New England in aid of do tbe Work of a'thousand bands; a theory |n science,. shall expect to see the people assemble there ,by tbou. tbe contemplative, the fair author proceeds to glrtl
tbls laudable work. R.P, Hallowell, Esq., of Boston, Macing to law ,what was before chaotic facts., A glorL ssnds. for they cannot well help baring a pleasant clear and beautiful analysis of the .teachings of Tb^. ‘
Is treasurer of the Association, and will receive all one religious work.
’ . ■ ' and profitable time. dore Parker, and then sum up ibe wholb In tie follo».
donations. Remember that every dollar contributed , But, It is objected, b It right to sacrifice the Indi, fog brief sentences, as hte creed: "An ever-premj
furnishes one colored soldier lo tbe Federal army. Tbe
vidual. even |f tbo.result Is good ? We answer, the In- - “ The Arctic Cooler.” God, who le absolutely Good." *?Amoral law writt^
Government guarantees to furnish the men aa feat as dividual is not sacriflced.' Tbe best fortune that can Wbat a comfortable name for tbis sweltering weath­ In the consciousness of man?’ "Tbs' immortality
the people furnish the money. ... happen to a child, is to thus be made a medium. He er I Tbere le no •• whoa” lo the inventive genius of tbe Boni." “The reality of Spiritual Prajpr,” aJA
is not a mere Instrument of communication, but the man, we thought, aa we Blood looking at a new inven. ing that thte is the entire theology, of Theodore Pv.
Of Ghosts. development of each faculty of bis mind h eo regu­ tion of Dr. Tufts, which he names tbo Arctic Bod a and ker. -It contains no doo trines ot a taU,,an incans. ■
Tbe public entertainments In Paris, for some time lated, that ao for as possible he becomes the duplicate By rip Cooler, It was on tbe counter of Dr. Octavius tion, a trinity, an atonement, a devil, or, a’hell;
, put. bave run well to “'ghosts," end New York, of of bls teacher. ‘ Thus harmony between the mortal and King, 054 Washington street, from wblcb tbe.doctor original sin, and no Imputed righteousness. Hat^,
tbe controlling, spirit Is established, by which tbe ' wai drawing most delicious draughts of soda for hie silty is summed up In the two great conimandaienu
course, moat needs follow suit. Is tbere any <• fantas­
perspiring customers. This fonniain, wblcb resembles tbe law; and its theory of reconciliation, in thepsm
tic trick ” ever cut up in the French capital, without former becomes not only receptive of Impressions, but
New York’s making an attempt to rival, or outdo It? la affiliated and elevated to tbe high position of the a block of white marble, some three feet square, con. ble of Ibe Prodigal tt>n. To this religion, at ones aptr.
The theatres are given up, more or less, to spectacles, letter. Ulus a number of tubes, or coolers, through which the I to al and rational. Parker gave tbe name of: Thelitis.
In limes past, the greet men have lived and died, ’ Mishas'to pass; also twelve cans, or compartments, a name antithetic to Albetem alone,'and comprebeu.
which depend for their attractiveness chiefly upon the
recelvingdlredtly.y'he praise. This was as it should be. sive of every,worshiper of God, ; .
ghost representation. Some people smile at ft, and
Tbo mats were'Ignorant of tbe force wbich stood be­ ly embedded in Ice, making tbem u cool as one could Thle Interesting little work will be widely read. J;
think it but an. odd and unaccountable fancy; but
hind the scene, concealed by invisibility. Tbe great well desire, thus obvlttlng tbe necessity of putting ioe can be obtained at tote office, Price twenty-five ctnii,
tbere ta a good deal more In It than that, we can assure
have matured undersplrit guidance, and for a Axed and into tbe soda glass, aa has heretofore bean tbe case.
them. Tbe popular faith Is strongly dltected to wbat
determined purpose. ' o°0 Besides tbe doctor’s large variety of syrups, be has Tbi Gobfzl or Habmokt fob Hwahitt. ByM»
was thought, years ago. to be the”supernatural,” but
tbe Medicated Beer, wblcb te an excellent and healthy E. Goodrich Willard. Chicago; John Wahh. -’Bo
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wblcb ia ascertained to be |nel as natural aa anything ton: for sale by ^Vm. Whitei Co., 158 Waahlsg^t
alee. People are famlltarfclng themselves more now
' Weather- beverage, and when drawn through thte cooler, makes
with tbo mysteries of tbe Invisible world, than tbey There is no question tbst we have been having some tbe most refreshing and psi stable dr Ink one could wish
usorAer this, season. Everybody says sol and we are If there ie one thing more than another the world st
for. Tbe doctor has a choice and large selection cf
ever dared to before., Tbe world ot ghosts," or the present time needs, itte a Go»prio/2fcrmoey, -rjfo
drugs and medicines, and takes especial pains to bavo
iplriu, Is a world which not everybody dreads as he naturally bonnfi to believe It. Buch a volume of author of thte work has given us an able and xtU
once might have done. We are learning that through sweating as has been done we dojnot wish to-mention a fresh assortment of herbs, and all kinds of botanic
written treatise ou tbe central truths and unlvtnfl
in a dry paragraph. No doubt it is.better to let the medicines.
tbeee splrit-communlngs, stlent and Indescribable, al hannoolre which are requisite for. tbe barawniou
water run u fjwely as It will from the pores, rather
alt hours and seasons, more truth Is taught ns than by
any otber method. There is no need to be afraid In than try to dam it up and render the circulation im­
* Desponding. velopment and, growth of man and womam lieu
evidently written under a strong inspirational Infla.
tbe dark any longer. Spirits most become populsr, if perfect; but It being computed tbat a foil grown man The Confederacy fo at Istet In a really bad way.
There Is a general cry from tbe press df the Rebel ena. blended with tbe experience and wisdom of tba
even tbe theatres conclude to resort to tbem for in’, is made op of a pertain number of gallons of water,
and of not much else, almost any calculator can answer Blates, for eope eort of a miracle in their favor, fail­ writer. It nobly -vindicates woman, and shows her
atrnctlon. -
bow long sueb a person can hold out under weather of ing which they expect to be made to go under. It true position witb tbe sterner sex. Every obs cu
find instruction in its pages. We make an extnet
The Iron-Cla<L
*. tbis sort, 11 be keeps on with a regular perspiration at would not greatly surprise us to find tbat tbeir fears
were wholesome this time. Tbe contrast between from a Chicago co temporary, to give the reader m
Secretary Welles has contracted for six swift sea­ tbe rate.of—say a quart or two per.day. This long
term of Beat la.dlpcult to bear, even If It is not unpsr. tbeir tone now, and when the flrat hostile squadron idea of what an "ont-slder" thinks of it: , ,. ■ ■
going vessels of war, io be Iron-mslled. aod of tho
was satin the field, is too striking not to be especially Tbere are always much smarter, people In every ojtj
class for capacity and for destructiveness. One of tbo nlleled. None of qs would choose to have It exactly and town than toe world knows any icing about; ut
so, and still it probably is tbe very item which is spe- notel The Richmond papers do Httie,else than keep
number is building In Boston, and will take six It sometimes happens tbat tbese private persona wit 1
dally needed at. ihls^stage of tbe crops and tbo war. np a continual walL The Sentinel says the war is out ''forty thousand strong, when nobody thought of I
months In tbe building, and three more In tbe equip­
We will not grumble, though the furnace be eeven now in Its third year, end the indications thicken such a ihlng," and surprise the old literary and to-
ment. In New York are constructing tbe Mientono-
tlmen heated. That will not make it a whit cooler, that the people of the South are getting ready tq give lltlcal stagers with their talents. We like to wekew ■
neab, the Dnnderborg, and tbe Dictator—all to be such into the ranks to which they, of right, belou.
oor a single hair of ou bead white or black. - out, it says that tbo men bf low courage are proclaim­
vessels of Incomparable power, and capable of hold­ And today we have a chance of this sort, In tbepn.
ing their own disgrace by expressing their coward eon of a" lady wno writes a book, which she ratter I
ing st bay each one of tbem. the largest and heavies;
French or English vessel yet chostructed. We have A' Chance for Neutrality- fears aud gloomy forebodings.” It rebnkes all croak­ quaintly calm "Ihe Gospel of Harmony for Humu-
Should England go to war with Japan, u te now ers witb tbe whole power of )ts vigorous Saxon. It Itj-.’' Why this book waa written at-all,jUqfo);
no reason, therefore, witb the possession of such knows best, and abe says ehv could nol help it.-it
threatened,jbe can bave little cease to compleln if the calls out for a general rebuke of the madness of tboee
craft, to entertain the least fear that we are not able certainly does not accord well with the atmosphere of
to protect tbe national dag and honor against all pos­ example ehe has set ns In tbe matter of supplying ves­ whose bands, it claims, should be holding up ihe pow­ Chicago, and la not at all likely to bepobuiu uj
er and authority of the Confederacy. Tbe concern te where. Not tbat It lacks ability, for this full ot abu-
sible foreign combinations. Wben, too, the present sels of. war,, and warlike implements generally, to tbo
on ita last legs, aud it can be finished now by one uni­ ity. but because the transcendental, Bwedeuborglni,
blockade of Charleston, Wilmington, Savannah, Mo­ Tycoon, bo pretty faithfully imitated. Not tbat our and shall we say Spiritualistic? tone andcharactergf
ted effort of all who love their country over party or
bile and Galveston ie raised by our capture ot those Government would go into any such arrangement at it are not adapted- to the popular American’ ruled,.
sections. That final effort should be made wlthont We find, however, many noble truths well expressed
places, a large fleet of iron-clads will at once be re­ all,'but itmlgbt.be complei rant enough to wink at it.
delay. ' ' . _ tn Ite page), and sometimes a profound spiritualte-
leased and ready for active operations wherever their We are, as a power, ou nominally friendly terms with
sight, which belongs rather to the days -of Jacob Beb-
services shall be needed. In less than a year we shall England: but wo are no more bound, by any such con.
An latcreailng Incident. 1 men, George Fox and tbe mystics, titan to our own.
doubtless bave a naval power, which, for defence at sideration as that, to restrain our builders and Inven­ It wonld be difficult to give an idea of the kind qf lit­
Mra. Taylor, the mother of Bayard Ta;lor, is a noble
least, will be able to defy the world. We have in eo tors from disposing of their steam vessels and beavy erature * hlch this 1 e, or the theo rlee whic h It embodies, ;
and true-hearted woman. She had two sone in tbe without entering pretty largely Into' a dtequtefora ol!1
short a time developed tbe resources of one of the cannon wherever they can find a chance, then England
army—a Doctor, wbo ie on the medical staff, and Cap the entire en^ect which it treats. It ie au attempt s •
mightiest nations on tbe planet. . bas shown herself In jelsllon to us while the war with
tain Taylor, who was killed at the battle ot Gettys­ demonstrate tbo natural and spiritual harmonica which '
tbe Rebel States hu been going on.. We are pretty are the law of human progress; and whether we fiii )
burg,- In tbe month of June, 1861- the writer met
sure that England would have slight ground of com­ the manner In which It fe executed, or believe In tte -
The Fever In Mortis Carolina plaint, if. In case of a war with Japan, and a war began
Mra, Taylor in Philadelphia, where she was visiting. jrutbs. and seeing), and spiritual discernment
* eftte
Tbe Old North State 1s evidently unwilling to pnt of her own motion^ too- she found ber rich East India Bhe was engaged In knitting stockings for ber sons, writer, we cannot fell to recognize toe high Uhrlatlu
np with the Jefferson Davis tyranny any longer. It commeice melting bafore-tbe assaults of privateers and my attention was called to tbe design. She had moral ity whioh runs through the book, and. to te
thankful for iu .
claims to have sent eome ninety-five thousand men to purchased by enterprising Japanese from American worked a rebel flag very neatly under each heel, while
The work also contains a short treatise, thcBs- '
tbe field already, of which large number folly fifty.flve builders. That is Just tbe way we have been served by tbe glorious old "Stars and Stripes” were tastefully
ply to man’s long standing question of woman's cryi!
thoovsnd bave beet killed or need np, So great a Extend.______________ __________________ arranged around tbe ankles. Sbe knew It wonld grat­
waste of human life cannot, of coarse, be otber than a ify ber eons to be treading continually upon tbe rebel treatment to her erring and ouleast sister," which bw
clear and irrevocable loss to a State which it must Recognition by Mexico. ensign, while with every step they lifted the Banner of tbe true ring in it, and should be read by all who cu
Freedom. • find the opportunity. . •
feel and lament without cessation. The legislature Napoleon's plans are very fine, be no doubt sup­
The. third paper fe on the "Sphere, of Woman—pa^t,
and Governor of North Carolina are openly opposed to poses. In tbe first place, be takes advantage of our
the continuance of tbe Davis government, and charge distracted condition to go and overrun Mexico, where
Spirltaallem in London. present, and future,” qnd exblblfo wisdom,and mute
We learn' from the Spiritual Magazine that Mr. J. originallyof thought. ... ..
the latter In tho columns of tbe Raleigh Standard be duly seta open Empire. Then, using the power
Burns has opened a Progressive Library and Spiritual­ . The last article In .the work treats upon “The Ba
with being responsible for tbe war. Tbey declare dis­ thus fraudulently set op, be tarns around and talks of
ist Depository, at No. 1, Low th Cottages, Wellington man: or man, and woman." its tone cqn beTJctdgcd
tinctly for peace, end propose' a Convemlot^for ihe recognizing tbe Independence of tbe rebel Blates of tbe
purpose of taking North Carolina ont of tbe Confed­ South. The event shows that tbte wu hts programme Road, Cold Harbor Lane, Camberwell, London; where from the: following sentences quoted froft lte ow-
he keeps a supply of all works bearing on the Spiritual mencement: "Woman 1s not yet discovered., Lookii
eracy, and for sending authorized delegates to H'asb- from tbe beginning. We remember bow It wu eaid,
Philosophy. In fate list of books ere many of tbe most tbe streets and bouses, search books end papers, Ultra
Ington, to know on what terms peace may be obtained. soon after he began this bnslneu of invading our Mex­
Tbte action of North Carolina te now become so open ican neighbor, that Napoleon threw ont tbe significant prom inent works on the subject published In; this co an- iat tbe pulpit end bar; yon find only men endtfql:
and unqualified, as to carry with It tbe sense of tbe try, and also the Banner of Light and Herald of-Pro. wives end daughters. Search a little deeper,-yea will
idea that the American problem would be solved, not
mass o f the peo pie o f the State; an d we do not ‘see but at Washington, but In the Mexican capital. Something grew. Such art establishment was much needed, and, discover
i their sweetheart and concubines; appsrenUy,
tbe rebel government st Richmond may as well make like the present proceeding of recognizing tbe Booth- we trust, will be well unstained. . ;man absorbs everything. Mank^P1 woman:.so tte,
np tbeir minds to lose the old North State In spite of era States from Mexico was evidently what he meant he keeps hte dog and horse. , To-flay, foe true worms
all the power they oould bring to beer against ber. He no doubt believes tbls to bean exceedingly adroit The Seashore. lives fo a few noble minds, as America did fo. tbe bn!)
performance; but wo do not see bow it te any more eo - A trip id Hingham on tbe Bleamer “'Rose Blandish,” of Columbus, before be made his voyage of discovery.
than for him to bare proffered recognition direct from la delightful. Bnt when yon proceed ,ou the "Jeruas. Like the new world, she calmly - walla aud bides ta I
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No TTatc drank In England.
Paris. In eUber case, the United States jvlll hold him lem Road ” to Cohasset by the aid bf hprse-'fleeh, it is time." ■
Mr. Conway writes an account of hte experience al a
responsible for the act ol recognition, and be will find qnlieanother tiling’, “The public carriage In which we
certain place in Ibe mother country, where he tried vein, traveled. was'overloaded, do tbat the springs were of Tbi Atlantic Monthly fob Bbftbhbib is Jto
himself obliged to shoulder the consequences.
ly to obtain a drink of cold water to assuage his thirst. • . published. The leading article, by Thomas ff. flii-
no avail,, and such X Jolting as we got we hope never
Reeould findnoSncharfiele. It was not to be had. Be
Bebel Desertions­ to receive again.- Up bill and down hill, over the glneon, entitled tbe ",Puritan Minister,’1,Is a yery te
(rays that. aUbonghbesr wa. drunk by almost every one
’’ Tbe repent victories Jn the East and tbe South-west roughest road In existence, Js not very pleasant for teresting paper. In touching upon events contieelri
fo the large crowd of which be formed an unit, he did not' . appear to be made more complete by wbst Is every day ‘1 one on a pleasure excursion. Do n’t think we shall with, tho Saiem.witchcraft, he observes:.".OoeikW
see a drunken person at all. Tbe weather befog warm,
. happening to tho rebel armies. Desertion, from the ever v I sit Cohasset again. We like the North store far fe certain, that tbte r itange delusion, a Bemlteomedf '■*
and Mr. Conway being tblraty, he went np to a table us—though part of the phenomena may find their silt'
ranks are reported to bo continually taking place. better. ‘ ' '' ' . . '' ' • !' /
where a man snd woman were selling various things, tion in laws not yet unfolded—was foe sternest of gap
Only very recently, out in Mississippi, a rebel force,
and asked if be could not get some water, expressing
newly conscripted, came within onr lines of their own Rc-commenremcnt of Spiritual Meet- edles to those wbollvedin it.” •• Thoreau’s Fl.afo"
a willingness to-pay for the same. Tbe Wu regarded
accord and nrvendered themselves to onr officers. ■ ' luge, .................. I (poetry,)-fe by LouisaM. Alcott; • ‘Robertpl,Cfo1
bim with Mtontehment, and coked at him as K be *
Pohnman? by M. D. .Conway;,"The .freqinii.)1
There were two hundred and fifty ot them in all. The Tho Spiritualists of this oity will re commence their
wm a new species of an animal. Recovering from meetings, (after a vacation of six weeks,) on Bunday, Port Royal," by Edward L. Pierce; <>po and
armies of Bregg and Johnston are diminished to a very
his amazement sufficiently, however, to qa l out to the by Theodore Tilton; The Matbfr Safe;”’ •> lia'Ter'
slender number toy frequent and repeated desertions, Bept. Cth, tn Lyceum Hall. Mrs. Sarah A. Horton,
woman st the otber end of the table, be cried to her— Majy and,iM.jChareoterisllc Animals.'^by UtK
the runaways biding in the mountains. ’ Leo’s army of Vermont, and a worthy compeer of Mrs. Townsend
"Dolly, here’s a man as wants » drink of water i',' Agassis;' The New. Bangreal?’ by''Hqse\j#«’Tl
hits been more than decern lusted by the same cause, and the lamented Miss Sprague, ts to occupy tbe desk
••An', sure,” replied she, "ho wont find a drop ot
and he issued a proclamation fco thebhnda'tf deserters, for tbe first two Sundays. We bespeak'for this excel­ •■.Thomas De ijdincoy,1’by Henry M. Alien; "Mia
waler here." The conversation was carried on in so Lewis?
* (a story In three parte,),Fart.-.L,, by M *
calling on them to return to the 'rinks immediately, lent lady'a cordial reception. ■ ”
lend atone u to be beard foy tbe entire crowd,,whioh Thomas Hopkinaon; • ■ lyrics of tbe Street, VI, PUy,”
and unite In one great end final effort for tbe'salvatiou
so much abaibed Mr. Conway, that he kept tbe secret
of the hopes of tbo Confederacy. Jifferaon Davis's ad­ «Incidents in My Life.” . - ' by Julia Ward Howe; •• Interesting, ManMulpfo
of his thirst to himself, snd Trent without water alto, Tbe book bearing this' title .by Me. Home, foe great Edmund, Burke,by'Charles aimner;’”Fjtarrqra’*
dress muni tbe same thing, and only that,
gather. ' ■ Heroes," by' Wilter Mitchell; ?•' Who 'fe
physical medium, whose fqme fo world wide, teBilling
• '' 1‘.1'EeyieWe'add Literary ^Tfils B ,IDW!
The European FnbUehln^ Ffoad, rapidly. Not only Is there a demand for It frdra Spirits
In tbe FaMares. , vsitste, but skeptics are jfist as anxious to peruse the
Chotbb number. TlcknOt' PieiiU/poblliW.'if
Subscriptions to tb'lf fond are dally received? , Earn­
Wbete the ripe and luscious berries gfow—any where TVuhlbgto^street, Bbstod1.' .J' 1''' ,'t
along nnder foe old brown etono-walte-Just In ibe lee est then and women in every section of, . country i wonderfiil and startling incidents in the life of Mr.
'Home, both’In this 'and1 foteigu’ cnontrles, attested by.
of some friendly knoll whlohi Is > bramMy with vines appear to be fully eljve to the conscqilep.PM qZ-tbte - ' Tm Continental tOb
the most reliable erideflcd.‘' Orders filled at thlslofflce.,
and buihesr-out In the open meadows with the stray important movement, and. not only willing, but aox.. ■ teresting. - We camf ■ do tetter than give dw
For full particulars see ourndvertleement Ih inotbor
cattle browsing for company—ihe berry searcher baa Idas, to throw.ln their qilta.tqjnrgeH forward. the table of oontoW SoatMm Hate of Ni * Engtetw^
column. ' ;- . ■■■•■ . :■
tied delicious enjoymeat these many weeks put. end The Germans are most eager, to eend the new gospel. Waiting tor Newit lEwly- History of Printing sxd **
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will oafry home with bim tbe. sweet memories of the Newspaper Press to Boston and New York; Beo«w *
own spirits felt its dlvlnp ahd effulgent, boams warm >. i- Bebel Advance. . .. . • sauce nearFdrt Mdrgan. abd Expedition ia Laktftri
*
qhfot scenes he hu passed through, to feed on tbem Late news fbom Richmond inform us that ths rebels
during tbe dreamy days of winter. There ere
Indeed and purify, and from |bpqpo,radiate over all Nature,
ehsrtrsfaiandi'Pehrl 'Rlvet. by the Mdrtar Fkrtfll<“
are miking eveiy effort to increase Lute army euffl,
tbe delightful lest days of all the year for W904 and :rendering all things glpriqusly. beautiful, and they de. F7ofFrtM^J2
fCspt41nD.D
* art«r;u.8.N.;Dl
ofontiyto warrant a second movh North. Thte desper­
pasture rambles. It is good for tbe spiritual nature to sire 1 tbat tbeir brothers, treadlqgirpjp vjalka of mon- iloftaf Tte Isleef Bprfngs; The Gravel Rekson'i BW *
ate game teill nbdoabt'be attempted.' But It will be
be out now, drinking fo the pure breath of insplratioe 1arohlo darkness, should (Mjrljlfled by the sane bear, nd EhyihMr'BbtieinbreneerTte Great BIMt tte J *
check-mated gy the Army of the Potomac. In the
with which tbo'world : Is filled. Tbe laborer In the 1enly power. And every tjmp Spiritual 1st, of whatever Mtfed Soteel Spring Mountain; Japatere
any,
fields esn obtain it. as.well as he wbo only strolls va. nation
1 orrace, feeling, bfrpaelf ^bltiMu of the world, ; nfeahtlme foe PeBnsylvanians should be'ready foi tattoisl Was He Sucrertfalt Jeftreon Daria
contlpgehey?;1 ■' - ■ " !l : • w
grsnily for .thoughts, It oomee, to all alike, who do jmust desire tho enensloq’of that—the only system of - dfatlon; Edttor’a Ikbie. ■■ -..n t'v
■ r* ;' 1 ’1 ' ■ ■" ■' .1 'I'-.-il.T-a '
but seek for Iti as they ought, Ont In foe Iota are 'philosophy
I the world? bap jqt smu whlcti harmonizes
. A WccU Jp « Camp Mospitai aDar. * Jti&w .mqdiRW for(.8epte?>lw
draughts much more Inspiriting than wine. Ttesonp ■!with .man’s nature; is.adapted, to hte wantat
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of birds, foe Chirping of Insects, foe tinkle ot distant Jwhich meets hl deelreaip a a moral sinff. IntellKlual be- who did not procure last week’A.Bamnfo, eon-'
Iflg.' ' ' ■ ■ -■ ( W. Henry T. Child’s'able penct-XlUL
©
cow-bells, tho almoat silent soands that rise antf die ' ' - _ -r-r--'______ .
hh ei[feHende' fo ’’the Hospltaii of Gettys
away on the air, era ellspiritnally suggestive, and fop . r.BeaiunptioM'wf enrfree CArrleo. OTtf’:Juvire<| «lii'l<> •form (rt biqliltTOW -,<r
ibe soul in dreams of lbe purest paaoe,.; ; ifter thd great battle,'will di well'to eWd fobifolltorot
ThoMotds aod pubifo generally are informedthat p ■
'titeBIMk'bohtetolngll. ■ iVeanMileWiWlii ib ' tn .pnbol Athteli Depots MsadW---'1
ttoSrencfe usually-Held Ot this offloa, yrhfch have t <11 Vt tam ftrtsns a oanaepondsnt ttalwhsll
- pUmlefrowa JLowell. beau aupeuded during Abe -warnWeaanh,;wiU bsra-1.- to ’slimitediitifot, ■'» hrioqmetW'lV’*1' ' 1
eonti/baew Mlbated >tb :tto'4pIHIuil’«» *
?
'T
' .:!■■■■»■ -> ■ . . ro.'ii
auhed on Afowfoy,1 j^sa^TA. and.: soatfope erery r
irTUrtydwo ,of,ibeflMat:iMgAoalt«
il
* MMtra iflourish tpgvtown i ot AtbbL Dspet?by .
:Monday, Tuesday and Thortday afternoon, as ihereto , waterswettreoentiydestroy
*
^ISffooMAade-^tar'by *h
WbHW
' «id ’<bi»rtoiwwkiftitci4iM •’••J’
,r. '-i tore. Ths public are rtspactfMly tested la attend it: <
order of the Confederate anfoorUiMow a hi Hi J/dq) • •teaflilysmraidl '’«■ ’■’e
 Laadladg
’. SnlrHfuaJW
Tttere will be a FIobJo 0
. Ibero ifa», n w|ld
Thornton>. wbo, oq«, day. goi
y»g of ft Mloy, by the name of (defrrentlajlyjry’* ^fr, Bmltl), ja yotj no
suppose tbat lhe fim ateamboat created pueb snrprls
among the *h fi when ’jjf jir^is laouebed?” ‘
* HOME’S NEW BOOK.
ufriW out qf^ure)L inking rather.
* j>rp»JM« dl
*l
(oortJyj—"I can’t jay, madami whether it did or
man Progreu sre, Invited to(, .
P’w«f WSt ,;Tbe vi«r. • welj known
ntlBEATS II MY LIFE, PLAIN
• • •• ■.i'»l.'»1'.^.
*
'rtl
GUIDE
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eccentric character, with • ^ooden leg—ths remit pt not." InndJody—" Uh, r thought from the way yon
eyed tbe fiib before yoo, ib
** you might acquire some Recently published from the advance English ibeeU,
>ii love-pt (ox-hnnUng-lmmediately pounced upon

No refribment stande or exhibition

allowed upon.lb
*
* of any kind
granite, exoeptsuchaew, furnished
*
Hui tn th! *
w!
e://Fu)J
*
ani); my young Muid,
nd
,IBM cane from under.your
thrpw lt tway, for bore
S«irA (tbe maliolou I. meeting with rapid mJu all ofer the country. It Is
16 form at lob on that ’ point.’*
villain)—" Very likely, ma’am, very likely; bat It’s en exceedingly intereating and atartllog work. It hu SPIKXTITALISM!
*nw
are no ,goldbeaded. q ip.bearea.’’ Whereupon tny opinion, ma’am, tbat thia fiib left Ito native e!> been favorably commented on by tbe preu generally.,
by the proprietor
* of tbe Grove, nnd of tbee# there
will be nd abundant supply-,
Thornton, turning round, quickly replied. Pull that meat before steamboata were.Invented." *
Bpiritakltat and all otbere will find something io la- A Hajid-Book for Skeptics, Inquiren,
tereaitbemln . ‘ ;
A' apefi)
*! tre’n of care 'will leave the Olfl Colony stick: of wood out of your penta, my old fftend, aud Clergymen, Editors, Believers^ Lec­
BaHroa^ ,DepoL Poeton.'.fpr tta. Grove,’,i|’8.|5 and tbrowltiway. ora ao wooira ta lease
*." Tkm bgt *
.
Donations fo oar Public Free Ojrole THB PEB80NAL MEMOIB8
Beinrnlng, leave the Giove for Boaton ■ Ohl merrily ring the old refrain, ■: '. E.'iMllebeU,. Central' Valley, Nebraska, T2eiDr.
turer
*, Mediums, and AU who heed a
. ' ' w . . . 1‘r ,
at5 r. Mi '■ ■11 ■■ • 5:' .:i t n ■iFor'BUmler’efhlVteoertein; ■ >1 •' ' Btrdull. Blue E rth
* City, Minn., 25o; Jahn Hogs- Thorough Guide to the Phenomens,
boom. Kalsmasoo, Mlph,, oOo; G. Etone, Beloit, Wli.,
Froid *D the W«y'Stations upon th# OJd Colony and *along
; Tbo panorama move — ■
Fall Biver RaiIrp&ds, between Boston *
tid'ftnitjt brain,
6Oo; Joseph (Joolfl, Watertown. Mau., ffc; Mn. Prior, Bdenoe, Philosophy, Hollgion and
r’ Charleston's behind the curtain. .Ddxhuty. Mak*;, 60o; two ladies of Booth Boston. 60
tree. Plymouth and Hanson. Fall Biver. and i Bridge­ cents Mob; Hn. B -M. Dxdlley. Qolocy. Mas *., $1; TH® CELEBRATED SPIRIT-MEDIUM, Betorms of BplrltmaHem.
- . Poor Beauregard ! bis tace b^ltes
water, the friends will, be conveyed Ao snd from the *.
Welcome Adatu Medway. Mu
*., $1; * friend in 1111- . > .' '. :■■■ . INTITLXD, ... . '
' The name be struggles uudpr; Mts. fid; Muy A. BoH.iBonth Charleston, uhfo, $(; BY URIAH CLABK.
Grove for ono half lhe usual fare by the regulAr trains.
' Hll (ran rrgoni grows uglier a Spiritualist, Marblehead, Me
**
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Fare from Boston,to tboGrord; and rotors, bjrapectal t*)Cta.
*
$1; L. 8. Maynard,
Iowa, ?6cj Gilbert Thayer, Windsor, Vi,, $1; INCIDENTS IN . MY LIFE, HIS Bock IsexacUy wbat evary Bplrttuallttaud Eeformer
trains: Adolfo., 6p, oenta; Children, BO cento? Ticket
forssle at the deppta., ..,
*
. •' -<t ■ ■■;
’ At Gilmore's ceuBeleaatbonder.

"We ’ii barricade each public aqoaro, .

;.
M. Kean, LonlavUle, Ky.t $L ': With an Introduction by ' T hMloogueodeduab andbook for coastant uac, tor cebtre
tab)
**
, cobferenrefo circle
,
* conrcnUona tbe aroniordlscnt-
if the weather should be stormy.'ibe Plcnlo will be r -. i And light from street to alley i’?. < . • < >. ' *
.
Axsavrerlng Sealed Letter , ... JUDGE EDtnoNDS, OF NEW FOBK, «lon ud public rostrums; a reform boot to which to turn
postponed till further nbtlce. ,"; ?; /' ; ’T Is well—tbls will impede onr mnrch, We have made arrangomente with a competent me­
’
dium to answer Berieu Letters. The term * aro One
ON* SLMANTLT FBWTID AND CtOTH-SOOXD 191(0,
*
on all occasion of need; a text-bock lor believers, frteoda,
uoltbbora, skeptic
.
* ,
*
Inquirer edltoia minister
,
* author,;
.’■'J , '' ’ HfF., GAxpsiB, JfaMgtr. ■ .. ■ . Whlleyou baok gate wards aally.
Dollar fori each letter so answered, Including three red ruo*. $1,26. :
Brofos. Aug. 31,,1863^ ; Au aid to the weak In 1110, the doubtful, tbe unfortunate.
‘ • 1 Oh I ‘Southern chivalry will tight, postage stamps. Whenever the conditions are snob Ute /alien, tbo de t pendent, tbo affile fod; a complete compos d
that a spirit addressed cannot reepond, the money and CONTENT8-,
White soil there te a man on; ■ Introduction. for writer
,
* apeakera, eeokera; au * lndl
pble
a en companion
To Corirebpondeittn; , letter sent to u* will be retarded within two or three Chapter 1—Early Lite: I beoome a Medium.
•’ ‘ ‘Bdt it oAn’tblde the •'monitor
*
,' ’ -■ week
* after its receipt. We cannot guarantee that to lecturers and medium
,
* aud an advocate of their claim *
* a' ,
f tl' - '■ • -’• " . J ' ■ Chapter 8,-Before lhe World. •
HVo caun6t to return dwnrcrl pti] - Or stand a ten-inch cannon. .1 every letter will bo answered entirely satisfactory, a * Chapter 3.—Further MsnUeataUou* tn America. • *
u well aa the claim
of tbe people; a plate gutde.embracing &
r\ _■ ■» f;. ,i ■'
*. .i ’’ i r ' i/'J' «■'♦< ' ‘ ’ • -1 - - • .
.V-U; ’’ - ■ 1,'t > I I '-------. w• — •: r'
* '■ r sometimes spirits addresred hold imperfect control of Chapter t—la England. . the proa tnd cook; theoretical, practical M rchln(,
* frank
! Don’t try to , te»ch your boy tbe folly ot tboee . tbe medium, and do m well a Chapter fl.—At Elo’eaoe, Naples. Borne, ud Farit. . E
Al, Ohio.—We received a letter, from . Al; Fulton * they can under the clr- free, fearleaa; offenrirv to none but the perolauutly bllo<l
*
thing wblcb yon practice yourself. ' Chapter A—lu America. The PretMaag
County. Ohio, a few days since, bentalniug sa'order cntMtanoes, To prevent misapprehension—u some
shppote Mrs. Conant to be the medium for answering
Chapter?. —IMJ-a—Fnuiea, Italv, and Ila tela—Marriage. aod lota tailed, liberal aud charitable to all; sate to be pul Jt
and $l.fiG. but no name was attachefl to the letter. •>''if laughter le the daylight of the soul, a imlle may Chapter A—Ruula. Parta, and England. Into tbe hands of all; chaste, eloquent aod attractive style,
lhe sealed letters sent to us for tbat purpose—It Is "®?-rnh!“" ’"d other Narrative
.
*
proper to state that another lady medium answers dletln cl In tbo preee o la tic n of prl ucl pies ud pci uted I n thul r ~
When we bear from the sender we will All ths order. be reckoned aa its twilight. . . CBBplerlO.~MlrtGtfoui PretcnttUoti. Yrenoe uid Ena *
them. Address "Banhbb ox Light,’’ 158 Washing­ Uo<L x • application, aod overwhelming with argument * and tact
* lu
E. W., Lbslix, jticu.'—Ybn should not have felt Vitin oy ah Old Hat.—"I aay. Brown, why do C b tp te r 11 —A Dhry and teller
* proof of Spiritualism. Tha author he * bad atuge expe­
ton street, Boston. 1 . _
, bad about it. We are often obliged' to condense mat you wear tbat ebooklng bad bat?" •• Beoaoaq my Chapter HetnohAm. rience In tbe mlulatry. and In tho editorial aod aplrltual lee­
wifeaaye the won’t go ont with me till I: get anew luring Bold, having beau among tho earliest pioneer chain­
' .ter sent to us for publication; or .leave it'qnt alto- .. . . Grovo Meclhig. The extraordinary Life and History ot Daniel Home,
pions, vlilUng all the Northern, Baatera, Middle and Eorder
one?
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gather. J11* o ur desire, always, to give ali a' bearing; The Spiritualists ot Dexter, and vicinity will hold a (or Htuno, u be Is »ometlme * called,) the Bplrit-Mo-
Staten and th I« volume embodies th e slndle * aod latere of
bnt were our sheet ten times Its present sfre, wescould | Tho.Children’*■ Pfpgreaalve Lyceum Book la not two days’ meeting. Ini Barton's Grove, Dexter, He., dlum, from his humble birth through a aerie * of asso­ .
*
year It ta tbe trit aud only book going over the wholes
notdo ao., • . '■ . .. . •_ . . made up, u thn’BaNHia auppoaga, entirely of matter the last Saturday and Sunday fn September, tbe 20tb ciations with personages dlstiogalabed In sctenUflc ground. ” \
tol Hhhei! in the Herald1 or Progrete. If contain * a and 21th. I. P. Greenleaf and Charles A. Hayden Ila Content
.
* In brief ueAuthor'
* Pretare; 8. Table \ *
large number of leaaona carefully culled ftotn proae And have "been engaged to apeak on the occasion, and oth­ and literary circles throughout Europe, to even a famil­
A correspondent In Minnesota threatens to discon­
tinue bis paper if we print any more of Father Bee,
son’* trash sbout the Indiana."^ ■ This is wrong of tbe
poptioal worka. and not before pnbllahed lathe preaent er apeakor
torml—HeraM of Progrtof., ’ '
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... ;...... .
are expected to be. present and taka part In iarity with crowned heads, baa surrounded him wltb
the eervlces., All are invited to attend.
*
tnent
Arranr
*- an interest of the moat powerful character. Aa *
will bo made to accommodate these from a dis­ eplrlt-mediam hte superiority te enpreme, ud tbe pub­
;
of Content
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3, Cetetlal toolpriita, wait
ancient aod modern an tbora 1 n proof of spiritual Interoou rae.
Chapter I—History, ancient and modern, nac and progreaa,
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from numernu \

i.K
Hi
tf ,?j
brother. Our'columns are open to free thought. To lead the forlorn hope in tha field of earnage, re­ tance, In the vicinity of the Grove. If the weather statistics aod glorious triumph
* of Spiritualism; voice
* of
lication of throe memoirs will probably excite a * much
WouW.lt not have teen more congenial with tba faith *
quire lee
* nerve than to fight nobly and unehrinklng- should be atormy, tbe meeting will commence the flret thepreee and tba pulpit Chapter I —Variety of phenom­
day following, . Per Order, comment in this country aa they have in Europe, and
our brother professes, to have been leas threatening in ly the JrioodleBB battle of life. .. ■ ena and medlumehlp, and a condensed maae of startling iffi
will be eagerly hailed by every one fntereaied la Bplrit-
his remarks? And If Father Beeson 1 * wrong, If his manifestations, Chspter The various phues of Bplrit- . j$l
Two gentlemen flebtng, sharp boy appears. ’ “ Weil, Grove Meeting. naltem. □alls t belief; Bible elate meat with nearly two hundred terra
■ • misplaced philanthropybe " trash," would it not *tr< git any bills’?" •• I^ota of ’em." under •• Y-t-a, Tbe Friends ot Progress and Reform will hold a two
Chapter A—Tho popular objectlook tbeortoa and slaudera
f
t
have been tettpr to reply tb him, and show wherein ha your hat." Rice between boy and uundiy etones— days meeting on. the farm of Mark Herriman, In Par­ THE BANNER OF LIOHT, answered; -Proc Lore,” "AffiaUy,” murlago.rtc., eatmiy
is wrong, If be fo, Bini thereby set ths matter right’s JI boy a little ahead. ' ishville, Bt. Lawrence Co., N, Y., Sept, 6th and 6th.
In order to meet the largo demand for this remarkable and thoroughly dlicuierf. Chapter 5.—Ninety-five ques­
Mrs, S. L. Chappell and other speakers are exi eoted.
round? ■■ • '• ■ ’ ’ " ’

,. . *f Our Darlings."
• A certain linen draper waited upon a lady for the
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Arrangement will be made to accommodate all from Work, has made arrangements to supply it to ita sub-
a distance. A cordial invitation is extended to all, oribere and resdere, and will send it by mall, portagt
tion,, with numerous Bible text* to religionist
*
Chapter 8—Tho spiritual philosophy explained; medium
and skeptic
.
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* H1 a*
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amount of an article purchased at his ehop. Bha en­ sll
A touching incident'on the flreitdhl battle-fleld of deavored to remind him that she had paid when she
The platform will be free to all.
1 Per order,. Jiusa K. Diabth.
on receipt of price, $1.26, free, numbered and dusllled; how to form clreloa, develop medl­
Address, BANNER OF LIGHT, umehlp, and enjoy celestial oom muulon frees to all. Ch apt * r . , M
Gettysburg fo recorded as follows; / .. , called wme time ego. He declared he had no lemein- 1.—Quotations from nearly a hundred splrllnal writer* auth­ '■i
Aug. 16.tf Boston, Mass.
Among the rellos of the' fight, there was picked np branoe of tho clrotnnatanoe. on which ehe produced * Quarterly Conference. or
* and apeak era. Chapter 8,—Organ Irallon,
* ordinances, ' I?
J
mi
by a soldier, and presented to a lady, a small paper tbe receipt. He then naked pardon, aud said, "Lam The North-western Wisconsin Association of BpIriL PBOF. DENTON’B NEW WORK I *
tbnns, etc.; how to advene lhe causa, form meeting
,
* confer­
which contained two separate looks of brir attached nalinta will hold , their fourth quarterly conference in ence
.
* Bunday-school a cte-; lecturer
* ;
*
and medium ooun-
»ony I did not recollect." To whioh tbe lady replied,
thereto, directed to Mr. We Herford, from' Louisiana, the city of Oshkosh on tbs second Buturday and Bun­ eols, cautions, warning
.
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Impostor Chapter 9.—Addrei
* to
by bls wife, in a beautiful hand-wri ting, u Below one •< I sincerely believe you are wrry you did not re-col­ day (tne 12th and 13th) al September next. Service
* - . TH E Splrltoaitate; the great eriile; wars, revolutions, alarming
look wu Fanny Wellerford, below the rotter Richard led." » .... . commence at 2 o’clock r. M.'
Wellerford—and below both " Our These darlingo t" When la bread alive? When there ia a little Indian
■ ' • ‘J. WooDWarr, Seentary. SOUL OF THINGS:
yet hopeful signs; various practical hints and cautionsj;
personal and general reform; touching incidents; hope ,
* en-
tendef mementoes of his home and children had teen f
sent on to him by his attached wife, to cheer hjs heart IniL '■■■ ■ ; ' •" ' ■ ' ■ , ; .
, , ... Cirovp Meeting. . ... conrageluents, consolations, stirring appeals; elarUIng l»- i
OR. . ;
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*uc message front tbe spirit-world, index. E
in tte far-dlstanc land to which the fortunes of war There will he a Grove Meeting of Bpiritrudfote tn
Obey the slightest monitions of conscience, it yoa
ted brought him; and probably .be wore tte tender
testlmoniale near hla teart, wben tbs fatal mlulle of would encourage Ita fidelity. . .
Evansville, Win.—the present termtuoe of the Befolt
and Madison Railroad—August 28th. 29th and .80th.
PSYCHOMETRIC Complete tn one lugs octavo volume, aujwrior typo, paper
and binding. Price $1.00; postage, It oonla extra. Pamph­
$
death separated blm from tbow ht loved In his far-off Bpeakem and friends from abroad are Invited to let bound, 13 cents; postage, 19 cool
*
. To Canada double
Bouthirn homo, ritraugeib uot,. poasau the tender
.. During a marriage ceremony the bride waa sobbing
Immoderately; while the knot was being tied. "What toad,. ■ , H. G. Bfbhoib. RESEARCHES AW DISCOVERIES. poatago. Liberal terms to tbe Trade. Bent to any part of
relio,,nnd ho .rests teneato tbe do de of a'Northern val­
ley, his grave probably unmarked and ondistingafobsd ia the matter, my young woman?" asked the official.
Eoannille. Wu., Augaot
2,1863. . the world, by mill or express.
from hundreds around him, wbo met tbeir death on BY WILLIAM AND ELIZABETH M. F. DENTON, • Address Publishers,
»Oh, air 1" replied the bride, "it ’a because It ’a for­
ite bloody fields of Gettysburg; and bls wife and chll. ' .. .Married. william whits a cq„
ever." "No, no," rejoined the panon, "that’* a
dren tonkin vain for the return of'the loved husband At No. ii West 28th street, New *York, on the'30th "Enter Into tho «oul of tbluga."—TFbrdrtocrlh. Jane 13, tf )M Wuhlnglon BL, Beaton, Maes. i
. and fathar'l' ■ ■ ■ ■ . i • • 1 *L
mistake—a gre mistake, It’s not forever. Death olUmo, by S. B. Brittan, M. D., Dr. Stephen Cutter,
pate an end to the engagement." On hearing this of Lowell, and Mra. Ellxabeth C. Cutler, of Bhelbnme OONTENT8: • The Early Physical Degeneracy
' ' Announcement
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.' ■; ths bride dried her teats and was consoled. Falla, Haas. ■ Past I.—Payebometrlo Itoaeamhe * and Dlicororica.
: Uriah Clerk leotdrea In Centre i.lito, N.' T., Friday
evening, Aug. 28lh; Btuigbampton, Bunday SOtht Bhe-
Tbe way to be acouated learned. ia not to know
everything, bnt lo be able to marshal up what yon
*
S® ^taAPsa
* or iu Baaaas will bear in mind
tbat oaanoLLAK sent to J. P. Baow, 83 Coder atreoAN. Y.,
Crtinaal—Picture * on (ho Balina *
formed on the BeUna when tenoldlng OLJeote: Theis Plo-
ture
* End or lu a; Pluturee mtn with cloud eye
nd Brain. Ptrturaa

* ; Villone
AMERICAN" PEOPLE, i

ihequln. Pa., Tuesday evening, Bept. Irt; Webb’a

Hille, N. Y., Bnnday, Bept,Oth; LbBo^, Bun jay,
do know, be It much or little, and tell it. will get by return mall more good Btul Jbu than you oan or the Blind; Vletone of objects >oon long bo fora bp iho
Bick ana Bealthy; All Object * once M(en aro permanently
AND TUB EARLY MELANCHOLY DECLINE OP CHILD­
I
get any other way. Wo have uied them. If Je 87.' HOOD AND YOUTH,
■ Bept. isihr . '' ■' ' ;; . retained In lhe Brain.
Fox, the celebrated orator, waa ono day told by, a ■
Cham** J.—Picture * on Surrounding Objects. Daguerrsan JUST PUBLISHE'd 'BY DR. STONE,
Leo' Miller, Esq;, will wjdrena tb
*
East Princeton,- Mate., on Bnndny nflxt.
BplritoalUte ef
'
lady whom he visited, that aba did not care ■'three
skips of a lame louse for him." - He Immediately took
A D VEBTI8EMEN T B. Plciuree; Udo re
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all Bodie
* taken In tbe Dark; Picture
eon l! naally, a nd endu r In g M lho
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e
* *
Bodie
taken on
; All
Physician <• the Tray !-■■■ stisd Hv|ienie
laalliwte.
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81
out hla penoil. and wrote the following lines : . Our term * are lea ceata per Ifae far'the Ural
** History thu
lp * Becordod. TBKATIBE on the above subject; the oauMi of Nervous >
ALL SORTS OT PARAGRAPHS. A lady baa told me. aud In her own house,
That she carea not for me "three skins of a loose;"
aa4 eight eeate peWrtiae fer eaeh ^Iroeqneat OHsrnaS
iaaerlioa, Payaneafiavurtoibty in Adraace, Character
*
—Fiyohometry, Dr. Buchanau'a Experiments;
EHecle of Medicines upon Persons wben bold lu Ibe Hand;
dosnrlbed from Unseen Letter .
*
A Debility, Marasmus and Consumption; wasting of the
Vital Fluids, tbo mysterious and hidden causes fur Palpita­
tion, Impaired Nutrition and dlgostfadr" '■
' I forgive tbe dear creature for What sne has raid. CuArran L—Experiment .
* Experiments wlll\ Geological. .^-Fall not to tend twei rte.stem;
* and-obtalx thia
are" al week, Since a woman will talk of what runs In ber bead. UeU-orJc, MlecelteBeoos, Geographical, Archeological, aod book. Addreaa, ’ << ? • , A . :'
W
* home " every day in tho and are THE HIEROPHANT; Metal'e Hpecimene.
_ atvagi ■■ happy to see ourfrienda.'’ Don't forget the >> John, did Hr. Green get the medicineI ordered?" *
o
. . O«»mi S.—Remarkable Phenomena Explained. Spectral
DR. ANDREW STONE. " 'tp“
Physician to the Troy Lung and iSuflento imtliute, and ph v-
•.
number—168 Waablnglon nlrtet. Oar jubncrlplion llludnne; Apparlllom; Villone. '*
».I should tbink ao," replied John; "for I saw the GLEANINGS FB0M THE PAST. CoArrcx fl.—Utility of Pbiyohornelry. Utility of Peycbotti- slolan for Diseases ot the Heart, Tbrrat and Lungs, No. iq ■ *
books are always opeu for any additional Dimes the shatters up lhe next morning.” . ■ t ' I,
Fifth Biro
* Troy, N. T.ly July A .
eirj to tbe Geologlet, tho Paleontologist, the Minor, lhe
*
friend may see'tit to forward^ "The more the mer­ . nsisa ax KcrromoK or Astronomer, the Physiologies aud lhe Anstomlal; Ite am-
Wo pass for what we are. Character teaches above ploynrenl In the cure of Dieeasei; Ito benefit to tbo Artist
THE BATTU^HECOBD ‘
rier." Wben the present volume 1
* out—which it will
onr wills. Men imagine that tbey oommonicate their
BIBLICAL ASTRONOMY. and lhe Historian; Radlani Force * palling from Human - or xjri'' / ■ ,
be lu three more issues— Wa shall cotnmentM the publi­ And Ute Bjmbollin; and Myatorie * on which were Deiuxe end Influencing Olbera; Influence of People oo
cation of a Splendid Original Bomauce, written by ons
of our most popular Spiritualists. Now is the time to
virtue or vice only by overt actions, and do not see
tbat virtue or vice emit * breath every moment. 1 "■ ‘ 1
' ■ ' • ' ' rounded all the Country In which
the People ; Woman more »o
they live ;
ceptlblo
*
fluence than Man; Ftycbometry aa a Discoverer Crims.
lofin^iico of a Country oo
lo r«yobomelrlc In­ AMERICAN REBELLION, •i
ANCIENT, RELIGIONS, AND SECRET SOCIETIES. . XT
’ subscribe for
tbe next volume. Hr. Public, If you . .. . "AN AC * ON AQM TBAMNO."- 1 CaArranT.—MystorjesRevealed. Fortune-Telling; Dreams; HORACE E. DRESSER, A. M. I
would aecuretho wbole of tbe Great Btory we aro about ,;. . ; auio ax snaaxariow or rsi *
Belle and Amulets; Hallucinations. HE BATTLE IlKOOItp I* tbe most valuable work o
to print. Were it printed la book form, It would
* dollar volume. Bo'aubscrlbe at once i We are
Disks
alwayt
.. -i We are living, we are dwelling .
. . in a grand eventful time—
In an age on ages telling;
;
DARK SAYINGS AND ALLEGORIES
Which abound In Ute Fagu, Jewlih, and Obriillan Bible *
.
CHirraa 8.—Conclusion, Feycbometry reveal
or the Soul; As the Body becomes Weaker II become
Stronger; gvldenoeotourFuCufoExistence.
* tho Fewer
*
*
T releronoe Issued since lhe beifnnfag of the Betelllon—
all lhe important eveiusof lhe Keuelllon In 1880, IM1 and
1888, naval, military, drll and legislative are hero recorded
••athome." .... ..,'. • • To be living is sublime 1 . ■ ALIO ■ ' ■ Fait IL— Quo»tlone,OonildoraUon
,
* .
*
aud Suggestion Bow
wllb tbolr date
.
* olphaMicatly,
so Ui
l
* the d*
le ol lhe oc.
□ urrw.ooof any event ma; be ascertained In a moment by •a?
*
Object are seen Fsyctiometrlcally; Been best In Dark.
"ANCIKNT AND IfODlKN BrlKITUALISX No. XI—■ Will ye play, then ?—will ye dally THB BEAL 8BNBB OF THB D0CTBINE8 AND hobs, and with closed eyes; Wby called Bight; Mesmerio
tefereuoe to tbe letter of lhe alphabet under which it would
With your musio and your wine? > OBBBBVAWCEB OF THE MODERN naturally be eluted. Not only ean ibe dales of Battle
* and
will appear in our forthcoming irone. L.lluonoo not needed to induce the necessary Sensitive­
Skirmishes be thus easily ascertained, but alto those of all
Dp! it is Jehovah’s rally 1 '- ■ CHEI8TIAN CHUBOHBfl. ness; Where thogate Is Directed; Why thePtycbometor
j We have recently received two photograph
* for onr God’s own arm hath need of thine 1 la unable to aoo come Objects; The Nature of the Light Mifilxry nxri IVaval Maremenla,
pfotdro gallery—ono, the likeness of the editor of tbe BY G. 0. 8TEWABT, NBWABK, N. J. by which OhJeol* are Been; Bow tho Ps) theme ter Travel ,
* TA
* OoeupoHonor XvacuaUon uf important loealiliu,
"Rising Tide,” Mre. M. M. Daniel; and'tbe other of
Worlds ate charging, heaven beholding, >^Prioe, 15 cento; poatago, 19 cent .
* For sate at tbl * or appears to Travel; Ho
Bounds; Going backward
*
in
aocounl for Ibe nesrlngcf
Time; Continued *
Effect ot
TA
* Captun uf Fault bji Prioaiurt, -
one’of the conipoaltors bn eaid paper, MiM, D.’* daugh­
Tbou bast bnt an hour to fight;
Now tbe blaumed cross unfolding,
■ ‘
.
. oKwv ' ■ "' ’ ' ' Aug, it: Influences; Departed Spirits; Prodomlnent loflueucoe; *
Iht fiutagt of Important War^AcI try Conpru
Conoltrsion, ■ Thi Statlion of Ihtdffftrml Statu,
ter—for wbioh wd tenderdueacknowledginento.' Will ' On, right onward, for tho right I SCENES, IN THE SPIRIT WORLD; for eale al tbl * office. Erics, gl.tll protege, io Tht holding of Cbnaerstions, rfc.
reciprocate the favor at pre earliest opportunity, . . ■' - Od 1 let all the sou) within'yon,’ ' '! . • • • ■ ■ ot, ecru
*
. , tf July 81 ’ Tbe work te Invaluable to !i
For tbe troth’s sake go abroad; « Ediian, Aashara, Hleiariaas,, Writer
,
*
The Btateof Minnesota paid $25 for. tbe scalp bf

Little. Crow, and have had it tanned l .............. .

Strike I Jet every nerve and elnew '
Tell on age*, tell for God 1 , .
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; LIFE IN THE SPHERES. INDIAN REMEDY.
** rpHE root, are employed Internally In hemalari * or
and to all wbo are Intererted fa tha Rebellion, or wbo hare
ooottfan tn conversing or wrlutig to makw reference to th
*
., BY HUDSON TUTTLE. A bloody urine, uterine hemorrhage, immoderate men- date of any event
Tbe number bf rebel prisoners 'now on parole is op. Brcxirvg.—A hot shovel held'over varnished fnrnlj ■irual discharge, blood-iplttlng, hocUo fever, aatbma, ca­ *
On vot octavo, 80pp. Price, 85 retie per afagfa oopy
wards ot 35,000. while tbe number' of paroled Unlop The Spirit bold * the same relation to aplrftoal tbtflg * that t inb al cough, proflu via, cte. either lu powder or fn fnfueloo. $1? par hundred. Postage, 8 cent
.
* For sale al U>J
* *
oltc
.
turn will take ont white spot *. . i . ' < Man holda to phyiteal nature. Death open * the door, and In femalecotnplalma. euoh at fauoorrboea, mennorrbote, aod July A_________________________________________
soldiers is less than 18,000, showing a balance In pa- A bit of glue dissolved In skim milk and water will admits tbe freed spirit Into a new and glorious realm ef after parturition, they act ae good ulrlngeoi * —tbolndlan
*
roted prteonera aloneof 6ver,'lf.tXXlln ohrfaynr. An restore old crape. ' . ' ' ■ ' . ■ ' 1 happiness. ... ■ . .. Value them mooli a* euoh, both lo Canada and Missouri. It DHB. TBALL AND JACKSON’S
exchange of all our paroled prisoners will take' place , Ribbons of i any kind should be washed In cold soap! Fdoe, bound In elolh, (0 oeat .
* Protege free. Per le alto their palliative for Ccneomptlon. Externally they “Pathology of the Reproductive Orjpins.”
role at thle otfioe. ' Aug. 88, are tea beneficial, nay, a certain cure for Inflamed earban.
inafow dsya. ;. ....... ?‘j A ■ ■ : ■• ■•/m . rad
* and rinsed. ... ' . ■■■! alee ano ulcere—after a purge, It ie said, they obviate or pro­ fpHIB la really a actenUllo work of great practical
Frederick Douglass Is to accompanyAdjutant Gen-
eral.Thongs to tbo WpsU'tji jaset^ In p'rginlxjng col­
ored regiment
*. ,t>' l,,.;,. ‘ '
■ < ■ If.yonr flatirons are |pugh« rub them well with flue
salt, and It will ntske them *mootb. . > . , ...
A DISSERTATION
■ . OS IBS .
rent gangrene and the need of culling off mortified I Im be.
Even lhe leave
•Author.
* aro nteful applied to tumor *
." — Medical
I value. All other workion lhe subject
* dlicutscd lit
thia volume, thet have fallen under our obeerratlon, are ad-
dreued mainly to a prurient taste, and are positively pernl-
oloas.’’— Ohlaigo TribuM. “This volume It ftrilpfadea
*
a
7Oat straw is the best for filling bed*, and should be "The Lord hath created o
* utof
medicine tbe earth, aud

■ Tbe commutation mon ey-pil'd ,bj^ those drafted will

changed ohoe * year. ■! ■i ■ :‘
Evidences of Divine Inspiration. be that le wlao will not abhor them—and be hath given men
skill that he might bo honored In lilt marvelou * work
* —
title Information of Ineilcclabte benefit In lhe cure of dl
eaee."— JFear BtfarA Jlercurp.
“It is unqneailouably th
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*
If you are buying a carpet for durability, chooee BT DATUB KELLEY. wilh tueb doib be heal men and takelh away tbolr paint." most complete, the most unslblo and tbe tnMl valuable
* auppoiod, to. some forty or,fifty millions
amount, it 1
small figures. ’ . ‘ • . •.. I. —EociuiaiTictra fa dpoa, chap. xxxrlll. woikoflle kind yet publicised.—"Ute A’eve "Il offersYorker.
throughput the country. ■■?' h _ln’'‘t:‘i ’ The tetters that hind the body oftbe slave fall off at death, By tho itmrture and abape of tbo root *, Nature toemi to Judlrioua advlfio ta suffering humanity, which will eave than-
. A bit of soap rubbed on tbe hinge* if doors will p»! ud leave him free; *t>l U> * Immortal mind, obalnedtoa baro Indicated it aa her peculiar remedy for a certain claw tande from complicating (heir affiletfana by resorting to
Tbe draft bas been yeanmed in New York, bnt thl^ .venttbeircreaking. ■i. ‘ . i
*eatarteB.oreod.hagg1aglteownelialn
,
* la In a more hope­ of female complaint .
* In thepo Is a porfeot/aenmikof tbo quack doctor
* aud empirical treatment.'— Batten Journal. >*■
Nit bondage than the poor African. Death doro not remor * uterue nnd it * fallopian tuboe—hence Ite power In tbe pro- “It 1* lhe only work In existence containing directions
time thus far without »ny disturbance. ; • " ■ : :; Scotch snuff put in tbe holes where crickets come the . fetter
* from th * mind t It take * many long ve»r * lu the yontlon and arrest of parturient and other flooding ,
* and tbo which willpoilttroly coax lh»l dlatresslng dlaease termed
*<
. »• " i” 'r ■■ ■ »i * ■■
*■* ■ i ,H'
*■ ' > »»L.i' ont will destroy them, •plrit^audto ftro the euulfrom It* degrading lafiaecoe. cure of lhe complaint * mentioned In tbo extract above. tpermatorrhou, and other sexual disease
* which oanao to
There Is, need for.inWlligent and capable young mtn
. Half a cranberry bounll on a corn will soon kill it. i Were I a female, tbl * medlolni a * a prereutire, and remedy much misery lo the human family."— Baton Bnprai.
for officers of colored regiment
* now forming. Appll} gf- Price, 85 cent .
* Fottega frMi. ’ ’ lor sale at thia office. pro rt nata, ihoald have a place In lb e boo dolr o r eaik e l be­ ' Prioo, $4; pottage, 3? cent
Aug. A.
,
* lor tala al thio offioe.
' '
Atixaioa 'nil ’OiB1 'WoBLD.-^-Pcot Agaaete main! ■ 1 Aog.se. , •■■•:'. •• :■•■■■■ ;■ !
' fore the cosmetic
* 1 bavo prepared II with too moil ecru-
catton can be made to' the Supervisory Committee;
naloti ■ regard to (be Uwa or the wwfcrfa audios, in Ita nao *
■ kb.' I ,S1& Chestnut rt'rebt/f hllbdefphla. */,' 1' ''‘ J tains that tbe AnierlMn continent bas been falsely do! iNOTIOBi and applications, ,
THB '
nominated tba New World; ' •» Hera wa * 'the first dry n. WAWnoUH no longer'lt io be written te Thi
* medlel nt co red ray cough, he ated m y acre throat, ac­ Sunday School Class-Bookj
' PABsrito Awat;—The biioo'pO^fcrfnltribbof Mon;
tank lidians pi> Long I»Md biyA .dwty'dlM . down ia land lifted odt of.tbe wAtera, hern the flret shot * P . at Ulka. K. 1-
eervice. and while be expert
H
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l>
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engaged In the Gorernmeac re; ted my hemorrbagea, and restored me to bealUi. It lavod
te bo South fit a time, •»! le-l- mr II fb and I can Be apeak of II too highly, Quantities suf­
NO. OKI.
FubUtbad by WILLIAM WHITE A 00, No. IM Waabtcg-
. five persons, and tbeir present’Jung is jjylrbaterpiiat washed by tbe ocean that enveloped all the earth be­ tora rotating te hl. BOoU Medlelnee, and Buelnoea. mnrtbe Solent for Care or relief, with advice and directions, .eat per toft street, Botton, Mask
tent to Bewure, N, T., Bare Quo. I* Pxrca, JM Wlllonib- mall or express, subject to chargee, on receiving Bio.
side; and while Europe wm . represented only’ by HIS Interestingnptle work la designated sepedaUrfor
**
Ml-
-
Htesubjects
L- i-.
are Elisha, Bill;'David andHtepben.
.* ’• *■ ”-»
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■

- The big Parrot gan posteswaa power at tba;dl

*tauoe
- A/l»r'!' *s»!e-
F.fffJ. J Islands rislng'here and there above tbe sea; America
Already'atrAlohed ah unbroken line of land from Nova
by BlreoL (111 further notice.
■ . ... MJ 89 M. 0.
, ,.
GAY,
■ **
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IM TT t«A streai, Mie York.
HUBACE DBBBBEU, IL D.
Aug. 8. T the young of both Mxee, Irery Spiritualist should In-
Croduro it Into hlelkmlly, to aid in th
of the Jo ven lie mind
* around him.
* proper enlishtenment
.

ItODMAL ANDBD81NM8 CLAIBVOYANT. ««»'»•'

lot #500 yAr.q^, pye^; equal to the ontted blows bf two
'hundred eledgo-liammert brelgtlb^ bbe hdiffdred ^pbnds
Bootisib the far West.’’ ' ' '' ■ ' ir ' ' ’ j M Uous, SO oenli. Medicinal furulibad. if desired. No. SOUL READING, . Tho Book la bandtotnely gotten, up en line, tinted piper
*
aabaUmtlally bound, and cantala dfty.fdur psgro.
*"I
^migrant reaching New York during thi *year, so M * Waahteron llrtiA Boors front# to I and 3 to 8. Bx OB mCHOMETBICAL DELINEATION OF CHARACTER. Price—Slagle copies SS cent*
, or lire ooplro for $L Th
*
amtsattom made by laUer «r oaf of the.city, except A/TL8. A- B. BBVEBANCE would respectfully announce uaaal dlaeennt to the trade, for tale At Udi offloe.
: 1
far, 86,509; belng'more than twice a* many as during Misa frisnd of the patient Is pretont M tha pfltea. BoHucii .1Y1 to tha public, tbit Wow who wish, and will »l
Suepended from Aug. tSd, until BeptetebTr Ota. A
.
* H. fa peraon, or send tbeir autograph or lock of hair, she will
*
ll bw funs is.i ‘ v
t n *
nri.1-bin'llisN
. '' ‘ the Mins month * of 1962., ........ . . '
*
Frtettd of my youth, it seems but yesterday, '
. Tpatwe,in Dlenltndeofboytahblood,, ., . •■ jWhien ybu see a dwarf, you may take It for granted
----- ju g, n. eTARKWEATnEO, Writing, Bappiig and give so arourate dearrt ptl on of tbeir leading trail
TaatWedlani. No HndlaasalraSI. Boaion, fiourafrom acter and peOTllarislss of disposition; marked changes tn
put and future Uftl phjsteal disease wllb preaoriptlon
* of c bt r-
“I STILL LIVE I”
bi m-toBv M. Tvrin(,M aenu
•Loved; quarreYed. foddlii.jii only boyhood may-
The vernal feeling'on the early flbod?
that his parents never «<ul * sixcA of him,' ' ' Th ur *d
jr Iran Inga, M T !•? o'ripek.
Mhour.
*
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, 8m
Public
Aug
therefor; whatbutlobM lhey are best adapted to partus In
order tob* suooefohil; tbe physical knd meatal adaptation
A POEM FOB THE TIMES I
Ths caresrgimanboodsndtliaibuey throng' 1 ! Man FiiAM PsesrSBiTT.—There in an instinct In o( liote Intending marriage, and hlatetoths luharmonioti *
- BY MIBB I A. W. flPBAGUB.
’iriealtoiiiMhavehMlteelrpart; "
BntwMto W»’re bweptTestattetely along *. I- '-
■» tite hegrt’
happWei
*i
bf than wbioh ottke * bitn fear a ofoadles
’''It aUmt th-him tbat hs owes to mlafor-
* 1)Y8PEP81A AND. FITS. ly marritd, whereby they can restore or perpetuate tbeir
termer lev A ■ • ■
rpnE above la the UUe ot * beautiful FORM, by Hua
I Bvsaoua, and lathe Ia»l written by her which ha * been
Bhe will gtvh faltrnMlons for aelflmprovemenl, by telling
*>t|d|y fust hasObtoonatirnndott heart. 1 tcae a tithe ot ktsllfe.snd that which he does nft pay *
whatlkeulile should be restrained, and what cultivated.
publlibed in pamphlet form. Il make
* a volume ol repent,
sad waa pubUehed by the lamented author. Jolt before her
be
*ra **
t,i
|tater
* *eMd,M and,largelyawelte * debt Boven years' experience warrant * Mrs. B. In aayfaglfiat departure for lhe bettor land. The Pro ml
* dedicated to the
which, sooner orl^r.heju n *t x Karri ,ba can do wbat sb * advertl ae * wltbou t tell, aa h nndreds are brave and loyal hearu offerley tbeir live
*
at theabtlne bt

' A Coeknby iotiHA mir'b Soottiah lasrie going bare

, a. auro -r- - -.-Tr—
....... .. ln<* *» wU* willing to testify, *
BMpUo r
* paritoutarty invited to in- L1Fort**
!*
at tblauffloe. Prloa, ? oenta; pottage, 8 orate. ,
vMtlgate. / . .
fool tbward Gtss^wy^i* Etenli/’ refd he, “ I should Everything of 'n private character «m irxnmv A * •'Wyp. y ■ w.N
* _
seem For written Delineation of Character, $LOO; Vetbal;
Hkh io knoW ff alf tW pMbh (■’.'these part * go bare; flocenta. Addreta MBB. A B, BBVIBANOB.. BPXBIT SON&e .
•Lsrtbar Colby. ,m..1?<il Id '. : fbbtf" 1 ‘I'ltat'o^ ’iMii'BbTiiiid’fisrt b'tf’sm mind thsli July 83. if Whltewster, Walworth Od, Wl
*
oonstu. ' 0BDB AMD MUB101V A B. K,t arranged by 0, K.

WWM
**fc
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,
*
owitoilhes ’* vtas 0tertflteH
tin^grepiy,
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p5.tM«s.
JtontoJ?i£S AddtawiM.araiLPflBwjN.
DR. J. T. GILMAN PIKE,
meocU
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H JIam»«a C«t»ri Ssqaar«, i
W.
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noQERH. Prtro 86 oenta, iurindlag protege, Uaaal
dlaotraoliottaTrad
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Poraaliby
WILLIAM WHITE A CO,
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pperatya i %, belle bMA,teo
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Mt,;Of *4R
Jte!s' K
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** .' Ut Ifaahlagte
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»te»ei, Eeelo
Mf. I?grafT^reai,t»naj OUy,V,L,.,.Aug.pk.. April it - . ■«,i
bub. . Ull-L

Shsjaje gtfariimi
Each Message in this Department of the Bannib
, ws claim wm spoken by tfi» Spirit whoae name it
bears, through tte instrumentality of; ; ...
’ 'I'-' *
Hr».L U- ©•••«
«, ‘ L ' death, sonderiog tbe immortal from Ibe mortal. When
while In nn abnormal condition called the trance.
Th# Mesmces wltb no names attached, were given.
M per dates, by tha Bplrit-guidM of tbe circle—ell ro-
‘KTh<so<M»
* mr»s InJIeste that spirits carry with tbom
the characteristics ot tbeir eartb llle to that beyond—
■whether for good or evil; But those wbo leave tho
sarlh-Mpbere In an nadavoloppd ptete, eventually pro­
gress Into s higher condftioo.
We ask the reader to receive no doctrine put forth
*
by Bplril In then columns that doos not comport
with hls or her reason. All express aa much of truth
aa tbey perceive— no more. .
q^Tiwib CrnoLia abb Pbxs to tbs Punuo.
Tbo BaNnXB Establishment te subjected to conridera-
bleextraexpenM Inconsequence, therefore those who
may feel disposed to do so. aro solicited to aid us. by
donations, to diapause tbe bread of Ute thus freely to
tbe bnogeiing multitude. Fund* so received will bo
promptly acknowledged.
The Boanoes aro held at tho Bsnniu of Lionr O> *
ncn. No. 1S8 Wahuinotoh Htubbt. Itooru No. 3. (up
stairs.) on Mondat, Tuisdat and Tot)nan v
* Arrau-
NOONS. The doors are closed at precisely three
o’clock, nnd no person admitted alter that time.
MaflHAUKS TO BB PUBLISHKD.
Turr-fay. July 7.—Invocation : Whit is Bplril when Do-
taobed Gom Muter t Qucalloos sad Answers; Amsmts
Jans CaldwolL lo linr liuttend. lo Utah; Col. Thomas Wold,
ot Virginia; Thum
** L, Fenwick. 10 Ms tnotliur, lo Now
Monday. July ll—InvoeMtont Wbat Is lhe Moaning of
the IroinsiaWe Gulf which aalsU between Ilraren and
Hour Quesilous and Amsvrs: General Allred Curacy. of
Virginia, tilled al GotlyaborK: Hilly Coward, lo hla mother,
tn Cot uniboa. O.: Thea. Ourrlo. n, hlsblber, in Oboriln, O.:
Adelino one. to bar mother. In Albany, N. V.
IWjday, July I* —Invocation; It qol alt Religion the re.
in)i of Education J Question
* and Autwera; Ir esc Morgan,
ot Cotbal; Ono. F. Lothrop. lo hit friend, George McClellan,
and otbor friende; Jobu T. Arobluy. tu Mt molbor. In, La
Urooao,Wit. ‘ I need to Uvo ty Jackson, Mississippi. I have four
Ihurrday. July IB—Invocation: It not all Froplioty
contrary to Natural Lawt—and are not alt Frophett lni;>oe-
tors In lhe broadest souse of lhe term 7 Questions en t Au-
a wore: Mary Louisa Thayer, to Dr. Andrew A of Albany. N.
Patrick Wotab, of Albany. N. ¥.; On Ills lo twnnail
Knox, ot Prattville, Ala.: Lteutananl Hilton Thcmpaon, lo
hts father, In Monig tnory, Al
.
*
Invocation.
Umr Father, whose name all Nature la continually
pronouncing, whose voice lo beard throughout all
condition
* of being, we lift onr souls In thanks auto
thee tbls hour. Though lhe atmosphere Is filled with
the groans of tbo dying, and merdy seoma lo dwell afar
off. yet wo can lift our souls iu thanks unto thee, for
tbou art our Father, and wa fail not to see thy face,
even in tbo midnight gloom tbat bath Milled over
this belored land. We behold thy band working in
mercy for lhe good of thy cblldien. Oh onr Father,
we ask that those who know tbeenot may soon become
acquainted with thee; that those wbo fear thee now.
may learn to love then In tbe future. Oh onr Father,
wo know that the thoughts we offer then are baplpred
*
with tears team wrung from lhe hearts of tby chil­
dren. they wbo aro mourning tbo loos of loved ones In
battle. Tbeir household
* are made desolate. Death
hath visited them, and they kneel before Iho altar of
love, and then turn aside to weep. Oh Ood. may tby
ministering angels of peace draw near unto them In
their affliction, telling them of a land beyond tho
tomb, where tfielr loved ones are congregated, waiting
to receive them in a fond embrace. Oh oor Father. It
there Is ono blessing more than another tbat wo would
ask for humanity, it Isrthat they may be conscious ot
tby presence and tbe peamess of the spirit world. Oh.
ourjatbor, Wljen bufiiauity looks into the future. It Is
dark and mysterious; tbs veil is thick, end tbey cannot
discern thy smiling face. Oh onr Ood. may they turn
within their own Mali'for'kn6wledge of tbee. and
from thence learn that thou art ready to show them
tho future. l)b our Father, sometime
* humanity falls
to behold thee when it la dark. Oh Lord, our God.
do tbou strengthen tby children. and when It 1* bright
do thou also reveal tbyaelt unto them. Ob Master and
Finisher of Life, we adore tbee for all tby creations,
and bless thee for all tby holy gifts. We send up re­
newed songs of thanksgiving unto tbee. oh Father, to­
gether with tho dying one
* of earth, they wbo thia
hour ere parting with the mortal nnd entering tbo
Spirit-world. Bide beside with their petitions may
our prayers ascend uulu tho Land of Soul, and oh. au
they-blend together, pay they go on, od, until tboy
.meet love In the celuitfal spheres. May thy children
in spirit become sharers of thedoriow Inearth life.
May wa feel that darkness' la as necessary tb our ex­
istence as Is tbo sunlight. Nay we bo willing to bow
down before thy power, thy tneroy. thine everlasting
love. Oh. we know that tbou will never forsake us,
and though there are many who fail to see tby entiling
face behind tbe cloud, atlll thy arrna are upholding
them, still thy mercy is whispering hope to their aoula
and happiness to their hearts- '. For thia and all bless,
logs, whether disguised or otherwise, in life, we bless
tbee now and forever. Amen. ■' ■ July d.
Tha Non-Itnmortality of All Things.
** Do not sll the kingdoms in nature furnish ns with
. namlsUkable proofs of tbo non-lmmortallty of all
■things?” . -
- . This question we bare been called' upon to consider
this afternoon. If our good materialistlo Mend has
reference to (be three sensual kingdoms of Nature, and
io those slone. we must agree wltb bim to a certain
extent. Supposing he has reference to tbe sensual
'kingdoms, we shall deal with tbe subject accordingly;
but in tbe onteot we would Inform him that there Is n
spiritual kingdom tbat Is fur more perfect than all the
kingdoms of earth embraced. This he has lost night
of, never recognized—lhe materialist seldom does re­
cognize it—yet It nevertheless exists, and is far more
tangible and real than tbe fleeting conditions of time.'
' Wopercehc that onr friend has looked deep Into
.life in objective nature. He has studied into tbe
■workshop of the mineral and the vegetable, and again
entered the workshop of tbe animal. Each and all
■bo bas studied thoroughly, and he teils^us bo has com
* thank you. Good day.
to tho conclusion tbat all things ate bon immortal.
He does not except even the thinking part of himself,
but believes when death claims tbe body It will claim
tbe thln^ltw part also; that nothing of. the being will
remillf after the ihange called death. Ho feels this to
-be true, and as it le a troth to bim. we will tread light­
ly upon it.,lest we crush forever hopes, ideas pnd
*Vattytyl it may be, that are'dear, very dear
* ty;i)1pJ
:Bnt at tho Mire time we shall endeavor to probe hls
pppl, apd aeq lf we cannot find a something there te - as this.
, ' -r
proVo to him, jhai things uro mnorful; that there Is a
, Q.—Dp spirits change their forms as they progress ?
sometk'itg that U Immortal. We propose to ebpw bim ' A.—They do, certainly. ■■
wtfht that something Is, and to open to him a new
Q.‘—Wbat,Is the philosophy of recognition based up­
highway, , ,,
To him ,ty vorJ’i veiy.beaatlfql.' He looks
ftl the Mower, and he says. “Oh, tbls h beautiful i, ]['
■wish it wire not u die eo sddn, ” Wbat Is beautiful ?
The thought, not the 'flowbr—^tfiat Is form, and fades,
‘While tbe rtoliykifbf 'bekuty live
* forever. Oor friend
>M perteteed cbeiigo/things, change. Tbe thought
that was apparent to'him to day, tomorrow will have
;psreea ubay., »W. tomorrow is no
more. Wo do not wonder Hut the human soul some,
tinlta ahtibtana MilstenM arter dealb. Did, we hay
tbo human soul? Tho human sooi m exhibited
through hqnSbirllfkff KBttt' th«>s3uVof Itself never
^pnjtt'.lklbf # Jf i/jta
atmosphere tbh conscious noal exbrtsInroad St knows
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'i.
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•fi’A'l*? ISFlE £&<''X> TYt ©H-Tf. Wf.WW
w# klW iHW 14«rtlo» ‘ho
ptmiwtweT. "\ tellinofhere
* It’i a , . <o Sptrjk iLkib, '
materialistic mind false and unnatural, bat we know tyAOpf tfewoip It tnaUriil berc. r . \ . taint to vctt different torn yodrif dither/ i4ra ott ' From thnadel'pite. ok Wednesday,'the1
- '• t ‘ -WS a -»a
* si. sLc.Ll i/skLl^ei
also that lhe Umq Is coming when mpterie] minds wfll f S’ roateriai Be re? Supposeyog are snr- Joking, of fooling. It’s Hod's truth; 1 f thefe B e God, 18C8, in tt»S 16 lb year of berage. Rath, wifeof
know whit we know, she tehst we see, and uaderttatd ronoded by pleat arable and barrnonidus ooadltlops Anyway,•». It•»Caleb Wilkins
m.m... ’ ttroth,
—>h aint it? oo Yonlo Bajn-
know anything
-tit know anything abont It. ’’ ' •:............................ .. ; bjof
about It. ^eelftt of opr
- .Th’ ramate frtyxid wp> apcty,
reldo^ieftTier bqm7
these things m wo do; for Nature bM appointed to while on ibe earth? It la lhe spirit lljatls conscious hot
man cone to die. to pssn through tbe great change, * well u hereafter. Wbst
of these Mnjllttyni here, a The idea of my asking one of you that are »uH,W learned enough of
leatne Jcnougb oftho beaDtlfol phi
the baantlfol loco;
pblfoedpbyof
Is It thsi tyres? Is it yonr body? Certainly not; it in tbe fie>h abont the spirit-world I Good God t I did altom to know that "■ '" ' ■ <■ ■ : -n - ;
tbls separation of body and spirit la eccompltebod, b yonr spirit : snd if it lovet here, and Is attracted n’i1 know boytblng about it when'I was here myself, ■' ; c i“Tbere U no death—It it a birth.1 ’ ! v
then the Immortal part lives Beyond tho fleeting things A rielngbeavenward from earth.”,-i(
to persons while ty the form, ll will bo sttraoted to snd of course yoa do n’t. Yoa think yoo know; good
many c? 'em do think they know lots about It—min Herfoneral took place on Saturday*; ihe>dltta
of time. . them in the hereafter; for the tool loops nothing u It
Aoaqel, qn which oCCMion, after a few remark *
As oor friend gazes into tbe mineral kingdom, ho progresses ftoataphere to sph
*?re; tbat is necessary to I stere, T meeir. end such tike, that tell yofi all about writer, «Jl old gentleman, who raid be bed IjvJ * ’*’
beholds change after obangd silently going on, ono Itskapptaea.- • -,r ■ ..............• .. God andhesVen. ' '
than fooracore reart, exprewd “the gren JojkK?2
form after another pasting eway, but ho does not real Q.—How ls this condition of recognition kept per. Look horci Mk my friend Perry to get mo a medium, expSrlth'ced fop tbs’evidence which bo tydkeretlfS
Ire that Nature always .covers up the creations of yea peMallhX ■ .1 i. : ■ ’ and tell him 1 ’ll tell bim all about the place that 1 live that our loved ones wbo go before ns to tbedni»» irJ? *
are neither iMkinqr off, bnt ar* ever osar, wstai’
torday with fbpto $f tb day ( The human sense, cannot A.—1| flspojfdt vqry mnch npop harmonious attrac­ In, so If be does happen to lose bls life on tbe battle­
ingo^rand goldlpg ns In opr journpy Chroucht?.;. »
understand wby Nature hath so ordained tbat tho past tion. . Jmvp Is an outgrowth of harniony. If you are field, be’ll know aomelblag of the place, he’s going Ho then quoted jtyfollowing lines which tyjEy *
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solved from ble onto loved COmbahlon: ■_ '.i'rT-r
*
and tho future are excluded from mortal vision, Yet in harmony with mH, you most live in heaven. If to. Well. then, my wife, she aintone of tbe Ifind that
this docs not prove that be la not Immortal; It merely yon do not-you Inhabit the opposite condition. would be likely to have muoh faith In ‘tbesc things; ■ <<1 am waiting for tbee tii a home above, „
bnt then It ’a ell well enough' for folks to know Htti
* of A home tbat is lilted with joy and love;
prover that Nature ie g, great malbemallclan, and Heaven afid bell aro divided by oondltlonA of mental­
My barn 1 have toned to jwalcnmo tbee,
marks out her Work with order aod precision; that tho ity. You w^J^ no? be attracted ty your enemies ty the place they've got to go to; sooner ior,Inter; Do n’t
When toon dost como to dwell with me. ‘
work of to4ay to not tho work of to-morrow. It only spirit Ufa any more than you would here;:bonce there you think eo ? [Wo think it Is.] 1 think so, too. I Tbe flokera hero aro blooming bright; • ' ;i
It would be a great gulf between you. This is undoubt­
proves that order te the Drat, great law of Nature. tell you what. Capt’n, I don’t like to eeo my friends Tbeir fragrance will thy soul dejlgbt; '•• ■■■'■
does not prove the non-immortality of alt things, for edly lhe ghlf ipoken'of In the Bible as existing between coming to tho spirit-world' M I did. Wby, I did n’t And we together wrealty Will twins, - • ■>
In this loved home of mine and thine 1 . ■ . . *
life in all oondtllons te Immortal. ' ■ ; . tha good rnsji su'd the evil man. know whether I wm dead or alive, in heaven or Past care
* will be forgotten here, •• '■, •-;
A short time since our moteriollatlo friend was Q.—Then' ths.'great commandment of ourBgvionr hell, or where I was. 1 Well. I see t’d made a fool No psln can como or sorrow'e tear.
called upon to part with a beloved son. Jost two mightatlll be oboervod In epirit-lifo? ; . of myself when here on the earth, bat I soon found To blanob the cheek or dim the eye, ’' ■ \
that one could leant fest enough Its the spirit-world1, Or heave tho breast with heartfelt eigh;
weeks prior to tbat event the father held conversation A.—Certainly. Love te the ruling element ot heav­
Bat hero together we will rove,. • •
with Mui concerning a future state. Tbo yonng man en, if yon do not lovo, yoa cannot enjoy boar on. for the books are open, and all you've got to do Is ty ■Midst beanteoas acenee all formed of love.
*
tell us that bo Mid .to bte. father at that lime, Too lovo your friend; yoo are happy with yoor friend; come nnd read. ■ Take courage, then, my dearest friend— ; z
■ •Faiber, I sometimes think that there must bean *
that coostltate a pertain part ot heaven. Whoa Well, Capt'n, what’s your charge? [Nothing.] * Earth’s tolu will one day have an end,” * .
hereafter, for I do bo earnestly desire to live after thia mankind leonu to idve tbe on tire human family, they Nbt oven a red, or a greenbaok? Well, that 's.'pretty Dr. Truman also mode some very approjMtfe rs.
good. I like that. Shall I meet with that kind of marks on tho occasion, and the remain
* of oar foisnj
body is crumbled to dost, tbat I feel my desire must will be forevermbrW exempt from-bell, or a condition
were consigned to the bosom of mother earth. ,
be answered, or elm Nature it incomplete.” The of unhapplnoko.' treatment all the way? [Wo hope so.] . That’ll do.
father re piles, <-Oh my ton, I wish I oould think It Q.—Will man over ohango oo as to love,those com­ then, pretty well. Well, tell'the folks I’m happy,
.. . . a-T-p;
wm so. but I feel core It is not.” A few hours before binations of faculties of internal life that aro now dis­ and If they were on|y here, I ’ve got a heap of things From East Princeton. July 2d, Mr. 8olomoii.J,;BBr.
this son wm called upon to die, ho Mid, “Father, If tasteful and ropolslvo to him ? ■ ■ 1 ’d like to tell 'em. Good-by. [Come agajn, when pee. agbd 43 year * and 8 months. ........ *
A.—All things that are compound lo their nature
there should be an hereafter, and It should bo possible you can.] Yes, air; yon did ift charge too mnch this ’ ■ After a ahbrt bnt revere lllness^one of out firinit
aro subject to ohango: only 'that which exists as a time. I'll come again. July ®. believers and one of yopr moat worthy subeorttyth
for mo to return, J certainly will.”
naaaed onto know more of tho troths wblob had bore
Principle Is exempt front tho law 'of change. We be­
Again the father says. >< Oh, my son. I wish T conld but glimpses to hlm while here; Though be was Won.
bdlere there was an hereafter, that while I give np lieve that tho homan sonl is a principle, and therefore Abigail Elton. ' bcIoob In hla last momenta, yat wo feel tywesoo« th *t
yonr body, there wm a something tbat would live for­ subject to no ohango. But tty means through which waa willing to go whan called. He waawaltTn); tygw.
ly for tho time when J ebon Id bo at Princeton to speak
ever in a world beyond the tomb. Bnt, alas I I bave tbo soul unfolds Itself are not llkewiae exempt from children there, and I have a busband and son In tbe again, bnt be passed awfiy - Just two days' before ‘I ar.
searched alt through Nature for evidence Of the Im­ change. Tbo external combinations of internal life army, I: bave been hero hear five months.pnd'I’ve rived, and. strange as it was, the remarks thut were
mortality of tho thinking part of man. I’ve never must bo eubjoot to change; for are you. Intellectually tried so hard to oome baok and epehk to them at homo, made on the day of the funeral, ware given through ay
fonnd that which afforded the slightest proof of-It. speaking, the earns 'being to-day that you were five organism, as the body was carried to the ball In.wbiok
but I never could. And when I was told of thlb place,
yearn ago? Oh,, ppj you have changed very, very the society oI Spiritualists bold tbeir meetings, ud
therefore I cannot believe tn tbe soul's Immortality.I’ I thought I could n’t cornu yet. but I mw others com there wm a large attendance, to pay tbe last tribute of
Bo the son passed on. and iho father bowed hl
* bead much. It one were to look solely st your mental qnal. Ing, so I ’ve oome. . : * respect to tho form of one wbo wee loved by all who
In grief; and he wept for him. and all the sorrow of itlos, they would hardly recognize yon no the person ,, 1 was forty three years old. I was born in Montpe­ knew bim, There won present many who heard,prop,
* great nature seemed to roll over bte soul in waves, they had known five years ago. Bo It te wltb tho condi­
bl lier, Vermont, and when I wm seventeen—eighteen nbly for tbe first limo, ol tho beauties of our. glorloui
philosophy, who, 1 trust, may be benefited thereby.
until he was overwhelmed. He had no faith In tha tions of spirit. Jft«r It cast, off tbo mortal form, al) years of age; I came hero to Boston; from here 1 went
A kind and devoted wife te called to mourn bte'eirly
hereafter; hls son was dead; hls body waa In tho .grave. these conditions of' yhloh lhe aoul was comppunded, to Now York, and there was married, and moved first departure, leaving her alono without a mortal -ty|p.
He had loved him. had ever cherished film tenderly, must change, pass away, or become more sublimated. to Georgia, afterwards to MlBalasIppi. I lived In Jack­ mate, yet she feels tbe presence of him still near her,
and had Indulged fond hopes concerning him; but they Wo may admit change, bnt that does not show that son near sixteen years. My name wm Elton—Abigail breathing strength Into tbe fain ting «onl. And to her
were all crushed, m It were. In the morning of bte ex­ lhe IhcnltleB will change. Must there not be en eter­ keeping aud Iqye he haa left two father leas girls, who
'Elton.
nal combination pfjscnltles? Thorp must; but that are.calted upon to part wllb the loved form of p kind
istence. and all dark the future lay before him. Now, sir, if there’s any way thst you oan help me and devolcu father, yet tbey feel hte preBence ev«
Oh. .mortal, when this message shall meet your 1s not all that la necessary; there mast be a combina­ to oommnno with my family In Jackson. I ehall foel near them, to gnlde tbeir youthful steps aright. Bo-
gaze, wo know that ItwiU convey to your soul a some­ tion of fsoultiop by which tbo soul may clothe itself, very grateful to you; I've four children there, and otety and borne have lost a bright ornament, but w«
thing more than a hope, a wish, a desire to oommnne for aoul te never unclothed. Though it may seom to know be haa left behind him very ninny worthy exam,
one eon In the army. [The Confederate army T] Yoe,
plea. Ho was a man, wherever known, and' won re.
wltb yonr eon; for who else—who. save himself, could bo BOrnotlniea. yotJt nerer la. We ate sometimes told air; will it make any differonce ? [It may be difficult spect. May bls dear and lonely companion still find
give you Intelligence concerning the conversation bf a God outaldo bf Nature, bnt we know of no such for ns to mob them, but yon oau go to tbem.] But 1 consolation in oeeklngtrntbs from splrit-llfo; end may
which passed between yon and your own child. Who God; we only know of a Principle acting through all thought you published what we gave at this plane. our Fatbar. in hls love and wisdom, make ber twofold
conld. speak tbe Inmost thoughts of yonr soul 1 Who Nature. This wo oall.Ood. aod whslover In outside of lo her paternal love toward her fatherless one^ is tty
[Wo do, tn a paper called tbe.Bannib or Light.] earnest wish of her friend, Bahau A. BtInbs.-
coqld feveal to other minds a sorrow that you' had Nature, becomes nothing. Nature to ns le Infinitude. Then eend to my oldest daughter, will yon? [Yea.]
burled and determined never 10 epeak of to mortal, ffir A'short time since we were listening to a conversation Bend to Miss Abbie Elton, of Jackson, Mississippi. Froth Burlington, Mass., July 21st, 1B83, Mra. Al-
fear tbat you might bo prevailed npon to lay aside your that took place between two mortal, upon this same Bbe may receive it. [It 'a pretty bard getting papers mlraM.,wife of Elisha Brown, aged (X) yearn and 9
maleriailsllo views, and believe in lhe Immortality of subject. One sa|d, “I would rather not exist at all, across tbo lines.] Oh. try; 'perhaps’t will go. Oh. If months. ■ .
than to exist without a form like the human form.” Bo quietly did tbo destroyer—tumor—do .Ita Work,
thesool. 1 oonld only go there myself and epeskwlth my fami­ that it was hardly perceptible nolll obange bed chilled
We remarked, tbat wo ebould be- obliged, to a Cer­ And wo thought, oh poor mortal, you know little of ly, [ should be ao happy, Ob tty, try H; send to Nias the lips and bushed the voice. Although sbe had beta
tain extent, lo agree’with onr questioner In regard to that yon are talking about, for Nature'never demands Abbie Elton; perhaps she ’ll got it. [Free oommuni a vlotim to thia disease for two yearn, still she I wo * a
tho proofs of the non-lmmortallty of all things, os you to giro np one form and take another upon your,1 cation with tbo Booth will soon bo. established; wo
sllont euflerer, and during the test eight weeks of- htr
seen iu tho sensual kingdoms; for wo know that tbe self, until yop are rebdy to dispense wltbiho oty one. suffering she was not heard to titter a murmurl so pa­
think.] Why eo? wbat makes you eay so ? [Because tient was she, and bar friends could not' realize tort
forms of life and the conditions of life that aro appar­ If we have need of a head. Nature gives os one; if wa we think we shall soon bring our Bqptbern brethren to sbe was eo soon to pass away. Evon so she passed on
ent lo the human ecnees are non Immortal. We know have need ofa foot, Nature does not hesitate to'bestow terms.] Oh.young man, you do n't know whut you 'so to tho bright future unty which we are ell gliding,
that yon may search forever, it may be. through the one upon us. If it is neceBBary that we have the body whore she will qtdtl pour out that love that made her k>
got to contend with. [Vlctorywillaoonbeoufs.] Yea,
throe KUanal kingdoms of Nalnre. and never find even entire, by whloh'to manifest. Nature mnpt give It mnobof.au abgel while,hero un earth. A husband
1 know you think so. because you hope for It, no donbt. is called to taste of tbe bitterness of this ohkngo.'ln tha
the slightest evidence upon which to rest the foot of to ue. It is only when we have no longer need of any But oh. you do n’t know what you.'vo got to contend departure of a much loved wife. But he fits'tty
the soul: for these kingdoms aro of this world, and form of life, that Nature calle upon us to dispense with with, upon the part of tbo South. Why, they've been blessed onnrance that she stilt Watches oVbrhlmwlth
thus belong to tty fleeting conditions of time. Na­ them; then we are ready to ourselves. July 0. . a stronger love than wtyn I n tbe ear th f p rm< and trill /
ever since I lived at the Booth preparing for this war.
aid him to more clearly understand tbo truths of im­
ture would not be tree to herself did she write Immor­ Well, I ’ll bo bound to eay that eeven out of every ten mortality. And may her sons who have bceh bereft
tality upon her earthly forma, and speedily you would at tbo Booth have been laying their plans for tbls re. of a mother, realize tbat sweet troth that she still Uvea
see she had written a lie, for the form that Is gifted
Caleb Wilkins.
bellion ever since 1 've lived there. Why, It's boon in a brighter form, and wit) 8)111 draw near, with ap-
with Immortality la not of earth. We find ft not in I cun understand some .things now that I could n’t gel’e love, to watch over them as In former years.
talked of for yean. [Bllil we think the war will soon
the mineral, the vegetable, or the animal kingdom; before death. I was wounded. ty one of the battles The funeral services were attended by tho writer,
Close.] You think so, I know. I naw, bat a short and words of consolation were spoken bu[table,fdr the
but come, take a step higher, and you will find tbe before Richmond. I bed to have my leg ont off, and 1
time before my death, one ofyour Boston papore. My occasion. Tbe body was carried to Hingham.' Tbe
spiritual kingdom already for yoa to enter and an­ told tbe stirgeon my foot ached. He said. ’‘You have
n't got any foot. I've t^outt off. so of course It husband sent it to me. I.think It waa the Post—seems services there were conducted by tho Baptist clergy­
alyze. Como, to a certain-extent, within the realm of man and myself.
to me ll was. How he got ft I do n't know, but I re.
spirit, and there you will find facts sufficlent/to build can’t ache.” It did; my God I I thought 1 should die “None know her but to love her." Is a worlhytrlb.
member It was mnch worn. I read It over and brer nte to her memory. . ■ Babah a. Btxnxs.
up evidences of immortality. Yoa may wander in with tbe pain of It. Noyr. said ho, “I ’ll show you again, and I sea there that you Northerners believed
vain tbrongb the sensual kingdoms lo search of them; the leg that I’ve taken off.” And he did, but still From ManoHeeter; N. H., Aug. 3,1B03, Jolih Uoty-
the people of lhe South to be In a starving condition.
but one fact, well proven, will substantiate a belief ihe foot ached, and I was Jost as sensible of Ita aching [We never thought so.] Tbe paper Boomed to think eo.
ton.agedfiSytyral ■' ’• p . '•
instantly of tbe soul's Immortality, or existence be­ as anything. Well, a *few dayq after, as I thought, I In the earlier part of hte life, ho was enraged' In tty
went to the spirit-world. The gorgeous did n’t tie the Well, now, tbere have been storehouses built at tho Temperanoe reform. He was a progreetlve man. and
yond tW grave.
South, and they’re filled to overflowing. They wore where bo saw human suffering, tbere ho found ^Is.fleld
Ho W$o comes giving thoughts—sonl though I,, tbat arteries well, and 1 bled to death.. And I stood look­
erected by persons at the South, In view of this war. of labor. Although by the Church, called a rimur. ty
only conld ba known by some dear departed one—te Ing at myself, when 1 met my brother, and I said to was alwaya tho uncompromising friend ot'lfie'op-
Tbey've done everything to farther their plana that
him, ••that hint my body.” '•Yea, it is," my brother pressed. Some eight years . ago no became Interested
not thst an evidence of immortality, more striking, lay In their power. And when I read that article In in tbo fact of spirtt-comuion(on. and became convinced .
more tangible, more real, tban the sensual kingdom, said. “Now.” said I, “I know It aint. I lost a leg,
the paper 1 apeak of. oh,-1 thought to myself, the of Ito reality. Having bad hls Internal vision opened,
could fnrnteh you with? Bnrely, surely-to ns It le, nnd this body Is perfect.” «•:». .
Well, my brother said. “Cal..” Caleb, that’s my folks at the North have no Idea of what they've got to he has lived in tbo full assurance of a continued sit­
and to you It may bo, if yop are prepared to receive faience; and at limes ho had vivid realizations of Ila
name. “I’ll just explain tbls thing to you. Wbat do contend with, else they would n’t . go to war with ns.
It as such. Come. oh. onr materialIstio friend, come grand realities, and Its sublime attractlbna, until life
[We must ultimately conquer.] I know you think eo, to him. waa but ono endless chain of existence hero
and enter with us the realm of spirit; come and com­ you suppose you'ro looking at.the material body?"
bnt knowing, as I do, tho nature of yonr enemy. I can­ and hereafter—death swallowed np In life.
mons wltb yonr own soul. You desire to meet- yonr ••Yes.” I answered. “Well,, it is n’t. Tbe truth la,
not but tremble for you, and tremble for eirr folks, too; Tho funeral services were, by the Christian hospi­
beloved eon again; oh. do yon know that tbat desire you ’re partially clothed with spirit.; That body Is not
Ob, it's terrible,’terrible I . - ............. tality ot the Unitarian society, held In their cborth,
tea key that most admit you Into lhe land oftbe here­ entirely dead. Yen think you 'ye been ont, of your proving that unity with them te not confined solely to
Well, I'm not yonr enemy; do n’t think I am. be. what a man may believe. They have the heart-fell
after? Do yon know that it te the desire for Immor­ body eoroo time.'-' Yes.” [said. “I thought I’d been
caoeo I’ve spoken thus plainly, will you ? [No.] I thanks of:the bereaved family for their klndnaskJi! ■
tality that gives to man that crowning gift? Do yoa dead three or four days.” “No, you aint been out of
know yon’ll befriend mo just M quick;, Ob, I want . Those .that-remain behind, mourn not as wittyol
know that Nature wonld be untrue to hereelf. did sbe It an hoar. That you vee" fc spirit. Youdon’tsfs hope, for they, too. have drank at the fountain- of Kr­
not answer the desires of her qhlldren tn. tbe flesh ? the material fool and leg that'was taken off. but It’s
my children to know I can comO—oan comb and speak
ing inspiration, and to tbetn thb mtbtetry bf tingete is
with tbem as I do Igsre. Fori know It would bo eo a reality^tbo realization of which robs tbe graifi'it
When yon bave once become acquainted with tho coming to your's rapidly, noon as you get wholly free -
cheering; oh. It would be so blessed. * gloom, pod the whole event Is hot one of life's ne­
it
workings of natural law, you will agree with uh, that from tbe material body, so as to fulfill natural law.7
My husband is a Captain In tbe Mississippi Cavalry, cessities. ’And bow that tbe husband and father bys
Nature is perfect,"very perfect, and makes no mistakes (said, "Now, I don’t see why [ should n’t bate ono
I can't tell you what section of the country ho ’a in; gone over to ths angel aide, may tbey find consolation
whatever; for did she fall to hear-lha voice calling upJ leg here,” “Your spirit foot and leg are Just tho same In receiving bim as tbo angel of the household,
as ever. Yoo do n’t suppose the surgeon out that off, His name. Andrew Elton. Ho waa formerly from Phil, . ' " _■ ' ' N. 8. GBBBNlkAT.
on her from tbe human sou) tor immortality, would
do yon?" * 1 do n’t know anything about it, but I know adelphto. He's friends, relatives, there in Pblladel. LwM. Any. 13.1888. ■ ■ . .. ■ > 'v
ehe,not have written failure upon all ber works? Did ' - ■< ) ' . . f fl . » . r .
phis; perhaps they *11 bo able to get my message across
she fall to answer tbo natural demands of tbe human the foot ached bad enough after my leg was cut off.”
tbe linos. [Can you give tho names of any of your , From (he battlefield pfGettysburg. Sergeant NathM
sonl for immortality, who Is there among God’s chil­ “Yonr material instruments did n't produce tbe pain, W. Willson, only son of Nuthan and Nancy Willson, st
husband's relatives In Philadelphia?] He ’e a nephew
dren that would not cease to hope?—wbo that would bat ' tbe Hidden severing of tbe mortal from the spirit Somerville,’Mass., agefl 25 years. ,
not at once sink Into tbe darkness of despair?—exclaim- Jleg cawled pain, which lasted some mtnntee after tbe there. I think hls name te Theodore. I never bad any This brave yonng man was among the flrtt to 'vblun-
acquaintance with him tnysglf, bnt I know that my tecr -ty hip icountra'a defense., aad gallantly and prii
Ing. " Wa hear no voice calling. I would close all material log hod been amputated.” Nature. I sup.
pose, had need of a foot, according to the doctrine sot busband used to correspond with bim.. - Then hoi had hao he fought, having been,actively engaged in twenty
consciousness with death.” - battles." He’wefit through the severe fighting at GrV
eo old aunt tbere that'died, and I think she left two
No, no; tbe human sonl rebels against It; tho great forth by thie last speaker. tysburg unharmed nnttl tbe close of tho fast day; wbta
Well, Qapt'n, Colonel, whatever you are, I want to. daughters. I 'tn -pretty sure tbat ehe did. Perhaps be was hit by a piece.qf shell, and never spbty after­
human family feel that the desire for Immortality was
they will help nte. He did bave a brother there, bnt I Ward, although ho'eorvfredeorae hours. Ho served fa
born of Nature; that she never created that desire know wbat you ’re going to do for mo 1 What do yon
tblnk 1 remember of bia telling tno he camo North.' the Eleventh MaMMbuntts Regiment, and was W
without an intention to answer it. Do yon think that do for anybody like me 1 [Help tbem to send word to faithful to duty, one of tbe bravest among -tbo ** vU-
Hie name was John. They had two mothers. Now I
tho fleeting forme of earth-life ere proofs of yonr non- their friends,] Well, 1 want you to send word to my eran defenders of onr country’s flag.
want any of them that can do anything toward head­
lmmortallty ? Nay, you are something more than ty. folks thst I've lost my own body nnd took this kind, 1 Hls MtoredTromalnswtre brought home abd'comnll-
not to Inform tbom I can oo ms back, That’a all I lag my letter to my husband, or children, to ido so. I ted to lhe tomb by weeping friends, who hareSMtslo-
sect
* of an hour, something mote tban the beasts of
■ < July fl. od an Irreparable lows, Tbo country has also sustalntd
tbo field, eomfitblng more than forms of life. You are want. [You bad better tell ell the facts yob oan about b beavy'loss, for one of her bravMt * on< has fallen; ■
youreelf, so that your friends will recognize yon.]
W/»ltee)f. ’ jniyfl. *'.
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Well, my name was Caleb Wilkins. 1 belonged to ., . William JI, Dpipnefl.j P? ):• J ■, ■ • : I-. m-- » -L. . ■ K’zlb-'
Questions and Answers. ,
tbo 11 tb Jndlana; was a private. 1 did n't have muo^ My mother is wsltlng. expeotlng to gut a biter from From her home near Elkhart, led., Man-Jwl|t,
Qcx8 —Is the desire for Immortality the best evl-: education When I was here on theeartb.. I wm thirty, wife of B. F.’Kenyon, agrSd 85 years'.' “ '
my. Bbe do n't know L'm doad. I.lhonght.dbelng os'
.- Tbe frlends of.Mra. K. were shocked by ttystidd’1
deuce of the eoul’e Immortality? ; ' " ' ; i
J Our yearn old, and I'ro gdt a wife. Bbe *a now, I
l oould, I’d travel.round jhls way, nnd send her a few
.. Ans,—To us ll Is the beat, because lhe deepest seat­ suppose, in Michigan; gone there with bar brother. words, i , ............... j. !
ed and tbe widest spread. We know theroare other It’s some distance from here. Now I should like to
I died day befop yesterday.-, Irbelleve tyh Is the filter Into (hi bright realities'before her as only 'i Ww
evidences that make more direct appeal to tty bpman know bow I'm going to got to ber ? Splritnaltet can: ' IMteTK. Was an earnest ndktaateif
Otb day of Joly. Isn’t lt'r.[(t,kb] ■iWellljolr,-I died
[You ’ll have to ask bar to ftimfah you with a mo. tho truths of spirit communion while upon the epith,
mind, bnt there aro none so great, ao good, so lasUdg on the morning of ludeppndcnee .pay, i My mother; js and will dbubtlots. acCordlng to ths promlw tdtesr
* ; < i /* . ■ i '
: t z -■' ' J fljum.] That's the way you have It. bey ? Well,’
very much worried because ebo.don’t hear frqm me.' friends, rotnrn jtoi'wotobbver.her mmfh loved burtfiid .
that’ll do. [We will send a papor ty her.]- ’ What Bbe 'e afraid something has happened to mo. Tell her
■ .■ kind of a paper? [ihe paper that thia message Is I ’nt all right cndiifctrnow—ill ri^htbnbugh. tell her.'
the sorrowing and oomfort to the mourner.Ahe WJi’
printed In.] Well, supposing you send a papip to 1 belonged tbe Fofty-Fitth Mksstybiitetta.
Ny moth­ anco was glrmtiiurt.tbemollMT wmdoI nous nor (to
on? Doss'lt qome bj eyeelght. or sUracllon ? Vfaukegtn. Illinois to Halloda Wilkins. How will er Ilves In Pittabarg. My name Is William H. Downes wlto ‘
A.—SomctlmMby one, sometimes by another, eomei that do? She ’Ussy I'm deed, 1 suppose; so I am‘to —Billy powpwt l ’m generally called Hilly by the
time; by both.' It te generally believed, we know, tbat ber. [Just lot the melter work Itself ont. and ll will FrouLBMi'^PT, July 8, Last pldeit ,wt'o/;’Pr4
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boys. You ')l. bo kind enough- to tell her that I ’ve
the human spirit, forever? retains lhe boman formj be all right, I guess.] Well; tell her I *m olive, and been here long enough to know bow, to come back-
indB.^.‘'Btentypp,;aged.IT ;
This, however; Is a mistake; for the forme you have would like to talk at home, j !'•.• it-,., ,; ; • ... ; only three diys. Sbekp.an ,6[jh'o4px,!and'do Faroweltydsfirtstsop,thoa art go D* to rest,e-f-
Now, I should like to nay a word to John Perry, a Thy purq spirit,dwells,witb.the;holy ana blsst;?1
to4ay pre almost wholly unlike thos, of three thou­ much about this. Never ratydj ypu teUiherj>^1^
Farewell, dear brotbsr, immortal life and
sand years ago. Now those forms contained Immortal chum of pjlnp. who, when te. fodnd that I was going bere^ . - I .’■ ;,:j i>.,..dil-l i : n-jafll-' Is ttigtporaon In IbaaplriVo blessed bouts abort-
souls, Just as much »p (lh, joiir,OW. , Nhttiro te pon- to die. said. “Cal. I wVti I ophrd eave XJ>n."” I said J I was pretty young-tot quite plnbteon; kltill’if Yot onraoAWjf tiearts’ tykgto sed'.tby food; - ‘r?
tlnnally working; '..When yonr mortal body Is no long’ “Nierermind:Juel toke care of youreelf. John.” h^ youngty go to wef/Tdied at 'PlJn Itoyal.'' Thtila’
er netedsalry to youF deTelojitoSnt, you will cast it off. felt bad, poor fellow, bee a OHO J Wm gotn^ ty.fypJ .Boston. lsp’t4l1t,)|JdWln;| Jdty,hore;iwhti^ >•«•]
Yoprspirit bpdy-wlft atop to spbjMt typbinge thropgit- Now he elute coward, but then ho ’a denned afraid to Wi?-..:-
t.
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WW°r homo, p pgty abou^ tylilpg jpgA
onteternity, and ateddh refoIatioB Inllfe, yOor spirit ,dle, . ^n3 when I told himl'war fi’t aft|ld to'go. ho From dhfoAgb'/'ni.i 'Ahiurt'kth, te’-tWaHO
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b^y.rtU'^apt iff ^e. ipe'fif Itayatthly ehartytytfs- •aid, “Cal. it’s devilishdaiKom lbo ottrff ilde. fi
Lrioe, ef Boston, aged 39 years. ^ .. .j «
WtyhTctfold feel dIObrentlykbOut'dodttt. :im<• • > >' ”•> 1
mother.
Now; see bore, Capful woll/Wi filqi.la^i J
toother's name?] Wvla DoWnra, Well, no matter,
fi Good God I nvall brfgtii berw.'OsAJ ihdtrt thl, Mtaferflirt W. oMoltij.; Ad SnV afplffitf afl« UmS,’Ui
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* 11, and what followed it; Bynoallua COTTENT8.
Chapter 1. Evidences of Man'i. Immortality d'ewo from
J. Laying on of Hand ;
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rior Development, flurroundloga, Latent Powsre, etc. to.
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PUDMONAB.Y CONSUMPTION, Theory of Developmenl, aa borein advanced; Oonclmlona; PABT I.—* i0«A
TL —Adam. Manes, Egypt; Menes
u-M'thfb Problem solved! Iteoord * ;
of Ibe Hindoo
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of a Vital JfogiHtfeM or Life Subrtanee. under theeffictuf
j THAT '• . . •- *
. Fact followed from their Bouroe to tbeir Legitimate Be-
suite.—Appendix. An Explanation ot some of tho Laws
Uh™" Books; Of iho Hebrews, Asootlc
(Mlxralm} not the grandson of Noah; Rabbinical Forgery Spirit, Persian and Chaldean Bellrfa; A note tri Pages; Greeks;
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* Hortnlta, power of which > fapromunt
an Jtecorerp of Health
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Demonstrated: Herodotus end Manetbo—tbelr credullity Pnete; Hesiod; Mythology; The Middle Pesaage; Eplmen- |While It heals tbe Body, it also energises and expands tiro
FATAL DESTROYER OF MAN! Nature,of tholr Effects, Ao.
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■ ■ iw . ■ ■ Bansen’s Deduction thatolvlllxed men inhabited the Nilotic perlor I’unere that ita burttdwllbln. tf April 25.
' Btflt........... ' Chapterfo Proof
* of Immortality drawn from Hlstorv
OUBABiUTY PEM.ON8TBATSD ON land
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Jy Affrum, God and tba First Man; A Ucstheifa Philosophy; Hon of Prthla; Dodoulan Oracles; Brittle Oracles; Pylhsgo.
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create Adam t Bome curious suggestion!; Precarious foun­ Biblical Recorte; Christ; Early Church Fathers; Witchcraft;
JU8T WHAT IS NEEDED IN THESE TUKEa dation of Adam and the Adamic theory. (flnoccssor to Nt .
* M. a. Pina,)
Medicated Air, Medicated Inhalation. CnAJraa Il<—Oalt>,.C *
io'a wife, L *m>ch ’s wives—wbei
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Th of tb* Problem by tho Present Ago;.A new
Atmiment drawn from tho Nature of tb * Human Bplrlt. No. W9 COURT flTRBET,....................... BOSTON.
, A«» NATUBAL HYGIEfeE. did tbey get them 7 -The answer; Pre-Adsmlto nations eat i ’Chapter 8. Evidences ot Man' * Immortality derived from CaaisvovAKT ExAMixATtox* everyday In toe week from
of Eden: Job—wbo was he f—certainly not a descendant of Modern Spiritoallam. Tbe Method by which we propose to 10 I *■-_>
by until F r. is. Sundays excepted.
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AND BOW ' BTONE.'M. 'D. <
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Inhalation; and Physician to tbe Troy
Til BiUlISH OF HEALTHTHBI
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Adam; Numerous Borlptural authorities establishing the ez makoour Bevelatioaia post lire; proofs; Moving of Tables
Istenca of men not of Adam's race; Continued in olbe aod other ponderablo Objecta; Intelligence manifested; ’iwcAorpe.
chapters.
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Laplace'S Problem of Probabilities; Tho Chain uf Argu-
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, Chief thought ot tho Bbem, Ham end Japhtt tradition; Manifestation! tbe Work of Buan I 8, Of Evil Spirits 1 MRB. B. OOLLINS,
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* * * Bronze, Btesi and Glass ABOu years ago; Aro Jonra, Jorusa A Aro they produced by detached vitalized Electrlclly! 4, LAIRVOYANT PHYBICIAN, has removed to No. fl Pins
WITH FLATFB. '. How io repel dleaueo, regain health, live as one ought latn, Damaacoa, Pro-Adamite oldest Philological Obsorra ByOdSoreo? 6. By Deception I By HaJIucinulonf Idontl.
treat dtaeaw of every oonoeivabld kind, recuperet# lbe_ener Hone; Specimens of two Now Languages new growing.
glee, rocrutt lhs worn and exhausted system, go through tbb *
CaAVTU
flcallon of a Spirit; Identities the IndlviduslUy ofsll oth­
IV-—Spiritism. Tablo-tundng, Hoslprudaolsm, ers; Varied gormsof Communication; Object uf; Our Evi-
C street, where she continues to heal th *
on of baud!, as sulrlt physicians control her. The sick can
bocured. Nlractas are tralng wrought through ber dally.
sick by faying

■ C«n*eals:
world with the least wear and tear and . in tee .traeat oon. Philosopher's Bion
Kings ot Egypt; Ha
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th Negro ever excelled hla present
Bbo is continually beuelluag suit ring huwulti. Examin­
Portrait of Ute Author. . dlrinna of tanamey—thia la what Is diattnotly taught In tide .
Chapter
* .TboOldectaof Modern Spirituallem. Position ations free by person; by took of hair, 11. Pleats give her
TlUePsge. •■:•■,. volume, both by preecriptlona and princlploa. condition 7 Wbat the monuments of Beni llaaasn say about of Ohriillanlty; Jewlih Religion; OtCbnet'a Reformation; avail and tee for yourselves, and you will be wall paid for
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Th Pulmometor.. .-><•• f. >•■.: 1 Thors aro lbpo found more than It; Is Jehovah (laveb) and Elohim ot Genesis th * Eternal Revelation; Progrosalre; Not Infallible; Mutual Relation! your trouble. All medicine! furnished by her. t! Aug,22.
Preliminary Ramark*. .................... .. .... ,800 preicriptioM f^ffibite than 100 form * st God or an Oriental mythical godt The two account * of of ItavelaUona and Bdcnce; State of tbe World; Impossl-
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Modve ^r^AdopUng Pulmonary and cik l
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« Mao’s creation from Gene !,
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Snob a mass'of Information, coming through aneb a aonree wbo ho probably waa; the Pentateuch; ~ There were giant * ance; Tho Cotnbst between tbe Conisrvativo snd tbo Re­ R. LlBTElt, 25 Lowell street can bo consulted In per­
pulmoSaly^onsnmplton. ' ’ - ' '
Anthprity and Testimony of toe Perfool Oarablllty^of, Pol- housoboM In toe land.
! ' f fft makes' Ibid book on! of lodeecrtbabie Vatrne for
FAM if t Befbreaco,' aid il ought to bo fo and In every
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A charge against the Jewish Rabbins; Bom. scriptural cor­ Man of Danger, discovering Treasure, detecting Crime;
former; Primary Object of Bpfrflnaltim; Mistaken ideas;
Spiritual Beings tbe true Philosopher's bions; Warning D roncy.
eon or by malL Full (Astrological) 50 cents: oral, or
three question! answered by mall, for W cents in U. 6. cur-
A written Nativity,throe years to come, $1. All
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There aro no cases dlneaM which ita direction! and role * rections; Ths KsbbaJa. Adam, Eva and ths Devil; Eve's Tho Truth Declared; Tbo True Object.
Adultery; Her second erims and wbsi It ws :
* ths sensor
through life, telle *
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do not reach. All climates, aud all states of the climate come Chapter 5. Consideration of Sptritusi Phenomena, and Medicine ernt by Kx|dees with full directions. 8m Jo 81
Wbat is Tubercular Consumption f ’ , "1;; i equally within it * range. Jsb; Berosus snd tbeCbaldean Geneiis; Bcandinaifaa Cos­ tbelr dtiUnctlon from such stare not RptrltuaL buldepou-
Cause* of Tubercular Consumption. ’ i ' '• Tbo
** who bave known the former volume * of Ute author, mology from the Pro -Edda..
** dout on Similar Laws. Introductory; Division of tlio Rub- DR. WILLIAM B. WIUTB'
Heat and Light next fa importance to Pate Air for tbe Bns- will ba rejoiced to know that in the lateil one Ma, Dana **
Cnarr VL—Cotmogonleotebronofogical; Cataclysms t Joel:—!. Metmeritm; fo Bomnemiulletn; a. Hallucina­ QYMPATIIETIC CLAIROYANT, MAGNETIC. ast> ELEO.
talcing of our Physical Bxlatenoe. " aaaoBM m waoti naax, and la freely lending himself lo a 53,000year *
of Chinese History; WOuOot Japans ;
** 8,000,- tions; A Apparition *
; 5. Dreams; 3. Influence of ibe Me­ O TRIO PHYBICIAN. ouree ajldiecaeoa that arc curable.
Light euentla! to the Maintenance of Perfect Health; Bedft- WO Bribmlnieal; Budbtetic fabulous sru; Tbs alls oi Eden dium; 7. Influence of Conditions: b. Position and Intelli­ Norroua *n<1 disagreeable feelings removed. Advice, free— 'If fl I
work of the largdal vklne to lhe bomso family.
lion from it another Great Oaase for Tubercular Con.
Itaboold bo in lb * band * of every Man and Woman, and of Adam’* creation; Data of Noah’s Flood, li.BH years gence of tbe Communicating flplrll. ’ Operations, ftl.OO. No. 4 Jefferson Place, (leading from
’ taxnpUoD. " ‘ ' for all are a * much Interested In Ils Ucoas * * they ere Id
a ago I Egyptian civilization IKOOO years ay *. Chapters. Bpooe Ether, bpace; Incomprehensibility of Bouili Bonnet street,) Boston. flmo Marl
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Catarrh, or Oold, * certain precursor of Pulmonary Con­
their own Health and Happiness. Hero 1* th * Plata Bom *
Cham 7—Tbe original store ot the Ark and Deluge; Distance : Of Minuteness; "Air of lluavon;' * Conjociuroe AM UK I. GUO VEH, Trance, Bpeak'ngand Hoallug
sumption.
Causes Of Catarrh. Tendency and Danger
Pracilcal Remark*
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od Catarrh. Bad Breath from Catarrh,
lhe great advantage ot tbe Newiy-Dlicovered Method
of Catarrh.

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Tbe original Wrestling Jacob; The original Israel; Parallels of lhe Indian Philosopher
between tbe Bible end Oriental Heroes and Evant ,
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Identity of nstnes. Ao.; Cortona light ou the Agee ot the I'a- stration; Olbor'a Proof: Herachora Statement; Limited
trtarchs; SMpn; The Priest *
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Exploring th * Chest and Determining toe Incipient and Greek History nesrly 19,000 years ago; M.0C0 year * of Motion
Stage
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* Civilization-, The true
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Chapter 7. Philosophy of tbe Imponderable Agent * in MRB. N. J. WILLIS.
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Author's Pulmometor, or Lung Tester. story. Philosophy, date and effect * of the •• FloodA Now tbelr Relation to Bplrlt. Lioht—Ila Velocity; Bacon-* Con.
BcTofuls, lhe Foundation and Oauae otTubercular Consutnp-
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Ever-Ilecnrring Questions < and Startling Hypothesis.
PART S-—Ancient Europe. Chapter I.—Greece and Italy Uudulstory Theory; Length ef Wave
torture verified; Analysis of; Philosophy of Cater
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* of antiquity succeeding ottosBotarspootrum; Elicthioitt— It
* to Bpinl, concluded, General Coo sldenulon

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of
DltosM ot tb* Heart. Organic and Functional. . IL In yoor Ignorance of yourself, (snd tberefore of me;) you Carers
* B —Teo thousand year * of Italic Tradition; The to * Magnetism ot the Earth and of Han; Difference from
Laryngitis, or Acute Inflammation of th# Larynx. .
Chronic Laryngitis. _.
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aid Adjustment of the Boman Yeu-and Calendar, Light, Beat, Electricity, Magnetism; Proposed ClMslllca- DR. J. R. NEWTON,
from Romulus to Pope Gregory. tlon. T lhe earnest solicitation of many prominent citizens of
Treatment
Diseases peculiar to Females.
Practical Remark.
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During the period which has since elapsed, a .muNllude
of questions nave boon propounded to him, embracing points ter
of peonUar Interest and value connected with the Spiritual ■ called contemporaneous History.
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Cnarraa 6.—Blloue * and Ignorance of tbs Clerical Wri­ . Chapter
rutattva to the most Important and curious (acta of so- Living Beings. Buna; Pulsating Hearts; Light; Uest;
,
* Tbe Imponderable Agents sa manifested In

Electricity; Magnetism; Z ether In tbo Relations to Ufa

A Hartford. Conn., wdl commune

a few minute ,
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Beptembei bib. Dr. Kawron onree ell cutable disease
practice Ibero on

without giving pain, using oo medicine!

* in

Marasmus, or a consumption of toe Tissues and Vila! Fluids Philosophy end Practical Reform. *
Cnarra T,—Ethnological; theGeneite of Nation!. and Inorganic Nature; Electrical Pishes; General Consider- and perfuming no surgical operation .
* He will relieve
' of th* Body. Baltic: molallon. or Baoriflo * on ‘n * Altar From this list of several hundred Interrogatories, those of Chaus* A—Tbe Gorilla vs. Man; Is to * latter but a de­ etloos. pain almost luslanUy and permanently from whatever caueo.
of Paailoo, the oaase for tbe Early Physical Degeneracy the moot permanent interest and highest value have been veloped form of toe Mammrtlaf —or Is ba the Intllsl Type of Chapter 10. Spiritual Element *
. luDulto Progress of tho Di. Nay to a invitee corolalli all a no are nol well ablet *
of the American People. ot
carefully selected, and too result It the present volume, oom- a naw range of terrestlal eslstence- a new class and Elements; Boll of Granite Mountains, Potash as applied to; pay to como and bo healed “ Without money and without
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ortbstroatmenlaudcuroof Consumption.
Tha manner of admfalsterint Medicine by Inhalation.
prising well-considered and Intelligent Replies to iifare tban kingdom of 'Natural U tbe latter, wbat a future Ilea before Pnospborus applied to; Jnflalto variety of Matter: Dm of Draw."
Demarcation between the Imponderable Agents and Spiritu­
tf Aug. 28.
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1 Mods of lobelation of the Cool Medicated Vapors. " Aiswaas to Evaa-Raooaaiao QussTtoas” maytotro- r(|i Sa^^_ al Elements; Philosophy of (‘mule Attractions; BpirltuaJ WONDERUL CURES’
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Cbang of.cltroato unnecessary and highly lnjudlm#ii <
* , fore be accepted M at least a partial, and up lo Ibis time Ibe | ^_PART ____ ____ _____________ Oiurrn i.—
__________ _ Discovery of Human Elements, tbelr Character and Functions.
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1—Fossil Mab. OANOBBS, FEVER 8OBB8, BHEUMA-
I Enrrtto la tbe open air bsoome * highly oMontfal to tbe care fullest possible statement, of the uie the world baa made of Bketetons io tne West Indies, the Kirkdate Cavsru, Qoeboc. Chapter ll. Animal Magnetism. (Zoe-hlsm.) Its Phlloso
| of Tubercular Consumption. / .
the aoloor—the rerwibe demanded of him. ~Caveroe do Enghouio, " Florida, and alec where, from 50,000 pby. Laws, Application and Rotation lo Bplrliuallem; Bym- TIBM, SPINAL DIFFIOULTIHB, FITS
| Troslmeot of Consamptton by External Application to tho The friends of Progressive Ideas will find thia work one of to 150,000 years old; Human remains from Gravel Hills; palbvt Illustrations of; Animals can Influence Animate ; AND BEHVOU8 DEBILITY
I skin. tbe most comprebeoelve and ussfol volumes they have la- ! "Flint Weapon .
* ’' dan am Influence Animal
* ; Animate can Influence Man ;
Hire frequently been oured by
The Chest Expandor. .............................. - . sued. Jt invites tbe perusal not only of those vitally inter- Cnarraa fo—The skeleton of a While found with a hu­ Man can Influence Man ; A common Cause for those Pho-
The cure ot Pulmonary Consumption by toe medium ot too ested lu the topics discussed, but of all perrons capable oj man weapon. In a flootch h.II; The fossil Bike and human nomeoa- Exploded Objecuone: Referable to Zoether, (ntree DB. URANN, No. 15 Avon Place,
I etumsob.
putting a juutwn. Tbe book embraces a wide range bouo * of Ireland; Human remains and Elei-banta’ teeth aura;) Animal Magnetism; Proofs; Irupruntilitf </Utt (Orel Jawsrr-* Drntsa Roon * )
Tbe Dietary of toe Consumptive. *
of stujsct
. An examination of this work will reveal lhe found In non-Iroplcal climates. Indicating an age of 58.000 Brain; fsycbornelry: It * ot
Laws; Doctrine Spheres;
gS~ Person
* aladletanoe, wbo ere too feeble to bo moved,
Manner ot Eating. olearnoae of stylo and vigor of method characterizing tbe years et least; Mr. Koch and hla flint arvow-hesds from Uie Zoetbtem: Body and Mlod mould oacb other: Psyhometry;
Tbo olothmg ot tbo Consumptive Invalid. . will Uo visited st tbolr iioiacs. U Aig. 8.
Bopltea. I ' Drift;
** Human remains found in a Rooky Mountain gold its Relation * to Animal Megnetlem; Estimate of tho Num­
I Tbe sleeping apartment of the Consumptive invalid—Air
Otte Volume. 490 poses, 19m .
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The Ablution and Bathing «f the Consumptive Invalid. Oct. 25._______________ tf __________ • • ' snd remains found lu Duiham; The Heathery-Burn Dteoov- chaptoi 19. Animal Magnetism, its Phlloeophr, Laws, renovating mixture,
I Tbe Coreof Consumption In Infant * aod children by lb * In- I cries; Prof Huxley, F. R. 8.. on tho celebrated "Huekbam Application, a n d Rotation to Bul ritualism. Clal rvoy anco th *
I halation ot Medicated vapor .
* IflknU;” Tbe Trent Skull and its dimensions; Human re- Harbinger of the next Stalo; Jncomprebeuslblllty of Mind; ruraain rnon
I *
Closing Addies to Invalids and Consumptives. DEALINGS WITH THE DEAD I '. taatna from Neanderthal; The Belgian Skull, found witb Mind cun become Independentot lhe Body; Its Six States: VEGETABLES OP * AMERICAN PRODUCTION,
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­ tho cure of Rhumstfam, Scrofula, Painful Affection
. of ttio BoneiUulOonof ell kinds. Indolent B well logs,
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THE SPIRIT MISSTEEi: ▲ ooLLxcnow or poa,

BY P. B. RANDOLPH.

"What Is here written Is truth, therefore It cannot die.'

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Tbe Montroeo and boat-shaped human skulls: Th
Bkull and-It
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alone; Human Bone *

* Esttbam Explanation ot Impressibility; One Mind can central anoth­
measurement; Skull of a Gorilla compared er; Philosophy of auoh Control; Illustration; Spirit Inter-
— with that of Hsu; flkulte from Etrona,aud thslr dim so- course through Impressibility; Its Difficulties! Low Spirits,
from Switzerland; Copenhagen fossil (ErllT) Tbelr Habitation; Influence; Physical Maolrcsi -
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Erysipelas, Balt Rheum, Klug war ms; Filet In lu moat ag­
gravated (arm, sad *U disease! arising from Impurities of th
i‘ood.
Thle medicine hit now boon before the pdbl c for the lest
*

HYMNS AND MUSIC .

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Boron
"1 bave found It! This night bave I road theMyatlo skulls compared with tost of an Ashaatee Negro; Professor tlona, how produced; By whatClas
Tbe Gaaan Bacaay o * Tna-Ana stands reveilod, rOweu on Ancient.Create; Tbe Engle Bkull, “lbs eldest carillons, how produced; One Law bolds good In the entire contradiction. that it hie given more general seitsftction in
* ;
of Bplrlt
* Bpoctral Ap-
twenty-two yearfr and the proprietor ititee, without feer of
to* tbb uea or
Ills mlns I Atone I delved for II, alone I have found it. < record of men on eartb; ” Tbe Dolichocephalic Crania - Apes, Romains of Magaetlam and Bplrttuallsm; Proof! an^ lllos-
SPIRITUALISTS IN THEIR CIBCLE8 AND curing cnxonio uittni idling from ImpunUct of iho
Now lot th ,
* world laugh I I am immortal!"—F. B^ Ran- I Man, Qblmnanzea, Negroes; Table of tbe oldest human Iraltona. . blood, then any other medicine of the kind. Among the
PUBLIC MEETINGS * Chapter 13. Philosophy ot Ch tnge end Death. Wonder *
nilas found
,| ------------ with fosill * mammalia;-Table
of ibe Earilest
By J. B. Pnclrerd and J. H. I, e reload.
DOLtH.
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Bom men are dslly dying; * omodie ere lh y
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bare learned Brideurasof tbo Homan Race.
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0.1.1 ofObsngo; An Arabian Fable; Cyclo of Organic Forme;
■natty hundred! of oaves who have boon cured by tbla mail-
clno,’ the proprietor * ooM refer lo a few among the many
how to lire; and some nod their truest aocouot in revealing | Ontyran A-Proceeding * of Various Geologies! floctetlss, Canto of Change In tbe Universe. recent cam which hive oome under hie Immediate observa­
unhCT raow thb tmtaoi. ; *
tbe myiterie of both Ufa and dosto-sven while they them, and discoveries of
-- feuH man by their member
*
; “ Fllnta
J "? a In Chapter 1 .
* Philosophy of Change and Death concluded.
tion.
Spiritual! im, Man element of social Influence, ha * become selves ported In tb * not of revelation, as I* most wondsrfally . the Drift;" LiverpouL
Uie Drift;'' Liverpool, Glasgow, three skull.; sknlfa; Prof, »«L Burk, BjHc. 0, 0. A Clairvoyant Revelation; A Dtalh-bod Boeno: Purling ol A child of Robert Eaoderron, aged four yosra, of Everett
a flxed Act Nothing can conceal ibe irath that a wider, done In tb
doeper aad more potent Influence le exerted by it than by:
* remarkable volume now before lhe reader—as, C. n,-k“ and
n Stake, *
•"- “ I.
B. 1 m —si« *
Mackie «
on ~n_’‘Human —Fossils n—>u<.;”Joseph Spirit and Dodyi Spiritual Experience; Wbat they say of the
M (dale Passage: Revelation of an Atheist; Of aBpirlUtaUat;
Ptioe. Batt Button, Mass.; scald head from In fancy; tho
Prettwlcb, Esq., on “ Foaill Man Tbe human romaine re ­ bach of.lbe bead, neck.and care a running tore; eo'mucti
any other principle merely moral. Olrclee meet In almon alas 1 almott so&ms to be the cast with tb * penman of shat
every community—Bunday meeting * are held tn varioua
; herein follows. . • ferable to three geological ages back of tbte present) John Robert Owen ; The Arcana of Death disclosed.
Chapter 18. Spirit, Ite Origin, Fatuities, and Power. to lhat the child had nol laid on Ila back for two yean.
Evans, Paris. Fllot implements: Oriel, Flint Hatchet ;
* Rouen,
places—State Convention! are called, ahp book ,
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pamphlet The criterion of toe value of a man or wotnao is tbe kind
Otermool, Human Itematos aod Fdasil Elephants. Rhinoce ­ 1* What Spirtlt Wliat la Ito Ortflln f Value of Metaphysi­
Cured with four boules. Ilia now * good bead of hair.
Tbomu Ago, No. Si Yeoman street, Roxbury; Rboumulam
and weekly and monthly porlodleAle * ro leaned.. - The frienda: and amount of good they do or bave done. The standard ros, Oxen and Osta found fioo hundred and forl» fat abere cal and Theological Knowledge; Tnio Method ot Reieatcb; Jp tho hips, ot tour woeka Handing; got no root day or
whereby to judge e thinker, *
oonslst In tbe mental *
treasure
ef Bplrltuallem will not wish to see,that. InAuenoe diminish­
ed, but extended. And nothing more powerfully contribute!. which dai Ibg life thby heap Up for tbe use abd benefit of ibe “Baal Life In Booth America;” Indian Olanta; Apt
high water mark I bngbab Human Fossil! ; 0.0- Blake on Microscopic andOlalrvoyant Revelations; Circumstances of
night Cured with two boilfo .
* Mra. John Thomae, Proctor
age tbat la and those wbidh are to be. when Uie fitful fever * s Blrlb of ths now Being; Office of lhe Sperm and Germ
* etreot, Roxbury; pein and swelling of tbo bands. arm .
* and
to auoh a reenll tban tha faaotnallon of.mtulo and eong. We
of tbelr own sorrowful Uvea shall be ended, and they bavs targe aa Mon; Professor King on Natural BolooUon; Dar­ Cells; Tbelr Union, Rosnlta of; Further Growth of toe ahooldero, together with tore mouth, from the effect! ot lo­
conceive tbe true Idea of n book for popular, uie to Include, passed away to begin iu stem reality tbelr dealings with toe win' * Theory; Dr. Buckner on the Monkey-origin ot tbe Germ; Tbo Dual Btruotu re of Mun; Intuition a Guide; An ll amtnsiory Rhoumallttn. Cured with one bottle. Daniel
both moilo and poetry, and bare made our book ucordlng. ucm —rasraw.
beat of tbe,popular. dead. —Paararm. • - ' . Nogroand outer Men; A host of name *
Anecdote from Bt. Augotllns; Plutarch-! Opinion; Tho
tn favor of the“Do, Problem of Man’s Immortality a vexed Question; Tne Doe - Whitaker, »o«p manufacturer, Bradford place, and If. B.
ly. Wo have endeavored to collect th
mualck with whnlot poetry wm adapted to the nee or Spirit- Boa,
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, r„,?‘ Price, 7fl cent .
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‘ Postage, J2 cents. Forisle al tbis of- ri raUvoTheory;'’H umnn llomal" tin Alluvlu m; Tho River-
“ trines of Cause and EOect introduced Into the Realm of Italic rts. merchant, of the ssmo place, hr the euro ot Pika
Aprllifl. bedflkeletonl Tha LelcsaterBkuil andItameasurement. A daughter of P. P. Hadley Btaubrtdge, 0. E. i aged nice
uallta. which, with whatle original, wlU render oor.Mtoitroh, >««< •, | Oaarraao —Ar Gmfra—Prof. Ora * The Geohgtit,
Vs.
Bplrlt; Proof lhat the Bplrlt retains Ite Form and flenses;
on Clairvoyant Testimony; Our own Evidence: Tbo Bplrlt years; indolent a welling under tbo can, a running tore un­
wa truet, a welcome visitant to manf ’an aspiring aoul and
circle. - • —— - - <•>■.- J
A BOOK »0B IBM AMD W0 EN
* "-j the “Anllqnlly of Mtn."
I OoMovsion.—Tho Peak th *
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Prelent, end Eutare of th *
Body; IU Relation to tho Physical; Ita Fmtal Growth;
der the Jaw, wilh Intlainniatlonor the eye
In a dark room. Cured with two bottlo *
*; obliged to Im kept
B. Clark, melallo
lanka or tub** . - ■■ • Period ot lodlvldusllxal'on; How far must Man bo devel­ roofer, Bradford Place, Roxbury, RhoemalJim; and bla
Ranh end Min. The Better Time Coming. '1
To show how beanllftilly ibe Hyrune aod KoMo ar
to th * SpIrllMllit
* ’worship,. * » give the fcUowlng Index
* adapted LIO A LIZED PROSTITUTION; Prloo, tt 85; pottage, 20 oenta.
March38
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of Demarcation between Mortal and Immortal Beings;
mortal, end why; The daughter, aged nine years, swelling under Ibe ear
mouth, and ringworms Cured wilh two boUlee.
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, tor
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of Tunes: . .t ., t ,. • * ’ t - ' ' ., r - • ! ’ Jt a . -al ’ Neoeaeary Conditions of ImmortallUty; Prepared and aold by the Proprietor. No. PS Dana
After Hfefe eventful mtslon: Angel FooUteps; Arndn; Marriage, a& it la. and M&rriage ao it Chapter IA A Clairvoyant’* View of the Spirit B;ibore- Roxiuar, Maae,, and for rain alto by Wtiao ,
* Botanic Drug,
Aiaetnhled at tho otoalng hour; Aaauranoet Awake
the Mog that gave to earth; Balerme; Scanty of the Spirit-
Land; Better Land; Dllia; Boylaton; Brattle Street; Cam­
. i Should be, •
PHLLOSOPHICALlW 00N8IDEBED.
AN EYE-OPENER: Deaenptloi ol the Sensation *
ant State; Why not terminated by Death; Floating on a
Magnetic Elver; View ot tbo Bober
when ante, ing Hie Clairvoy­ girt, No. 80 Central Htroet. Boaton. Price, $1 per bottle.

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* Beanery described;
fulj 4. U -
-: .r . ' '[saooro amrah,] ’ i
bridge; Circle; Come ye dlecoueolatet Coronation; Diyla Tba Mansion; Occupation of Its tamales; Return.
.breaking;.. Dream Land; Eden pf,lovej .Edloborg; am- TN Tins NEW VOLUME ths pkple Tiavb a want Met
, BY.OHABLEB B. WOOPJtUFB'. M,D> ...
“C1TATEUE, PAB-PIQApLT.” Chapter 17. Philosophy of the Spirit World. Tbo Bplrlt- A MAN OF A THOUSAND,
mens; Evening; Falreal bloeeom, tboo art fading; Faith, I which baa already wrought untold misery. Bls aod on-, bal Body; Bplrlt Life; Or ova Hcwa; Blbilosi Account of A CONSUMPTIVE CURED. (
.hone and loyo; Fallowahlp; forget not lhe loved; For the bsrplneaaar * toe fruit bHgnorande; dne'oeed no ledger brunA'- \ /'■ Heaven i The Law; Oteltvoyant Testimony on Emanations; DB. II. JABKR, a Retired Physician ot grgat erolne
righti freedom; friendthlp; Gone homo; GroenrUla; beignortnijlf he wito take tbl * Huis: book and m k»
* *
it The Balrtl World; How dor I red; tlluairaijoos; Tbo Boherei; encedlacovered wh lie 1 n tb * East Indies, a certain oor * for
Guardian; Heaven; Bohrea; Hadron; Hope; How atall j facta M
: know tbep; I can eee tboae n>ra;a familiar; I'm a pngriui; . All wrong notion
*
or her own, i .>'.1 /■- . i.-'o-'1. DOUBTS OF'1 NMD ELS,
Distance from tbe Earth; Blzo; Relation of; Relation of to
Bptrite; How reached; Ble of
* the Birth Bpbere cr Zone,
Consumption. Asthma, flronehlUs,Oourt
*
,CoWa,aodGenw
*1 Debility. Tberemedy wasdtsooverodby him when btaonlr
* and dolostone about Marriage are ber *
esumsted: Argument
* agslntl too Existence of tucliZonci
I’m bate pilgrim herejln the land where lam going;I say explained away and exploded. .The tqauerv-eo momentous child a daughter, was given upto die. Bla child was oureo,
refuted; Circlet and Societies explained; Cause of Confu­ aod I* now alive aod well. Desirous Of beneflllng hie follow
; f
ibyfbrm Io, youtbfbl nrfme; Jefbey t Jerusalem; Joyfully; to every pereon living—I* mad
Land ofbllaa; Lot me kite him forhlaniolher; Llgbl;.Lond- ttajnpcurias ahd gloves; nretootod Just as It lie
* dear aod plain; stripped of ;•' embodying 'THi^r,: sion; The Iloma of tbeBletfod; The Homo of ibeImperii
* In every-■ mortals, bo will send to those who wish H the recipe, contain­
- ly J wander bore; Love; Love 4 divine;. Lore J* a bird of human1 soul; fgmlllarizod In Ita profbund principle (Btiil) Relation of Bplrlt to Physical Matter; Bow Bplrlt *
•eng: Loro nevey eJoepe; Memoryj MiUMahl Saws; one's comprehension; and rationally forced Into toe reader's,
* tn every .' Important Questions to the *Clergy travel through Snaoo; Annihilation ofSpirtta; Deicrlpilon
ing fall directions for making,'aod auooesafuUy using, tbl
romody.froo.on receipt of their names, witb two stamp *
*
to pay
.Morning tbobgbfa; No HWor .tear * W.'bM be ehed; - 5 !• ALSO, FORTT OLOBBl001MftON8 ' , - of tbo Beoond Bpbere; DwrUhga, Animals, Mannan, Ao.; expenses. There to not a slngls css * of Consumption that
No, want shell.I know; 0 IJy bower
*
; Oft m bellot *
Th author zeasabl
* stetemehw and oondualon * wholly T%isptorTl8. Bplrlt Life., Offio * of Bplrlt Revelation
* *
It doo nol at ones toko hold or and dissipate. Nlghtswoata,
tbe filllty btabtt 0 loving add to taring;. Orton vote; Per-
patoalpialMt Prayer; Progroui Pfoajoirt; Beit; Booking- beraugjcsUons, He show
on Nature, unwUUng. * tto«r * «. thwart her plana or neglect IIP THE DOCTORS OF, DIVIjKITy. Tbelr Necoisllyt Bplrite retain all tbeir Faculties; Affinity;
poovtehtiess, Irritation of to * nerves, failure of memory, diffi­
tbatmarriage
* makes more peo- * ■ • j. ' v H. -. _■ I
♦ ‘rr • •' , ■
cult expcotorellob, sharp pstn * in tbo luogs, son throat,
oam; Searot prayeu Bdfnoe; Mpam;..Slater Bpfrit Como Condition of Good aod Dad: No Line of Dtetlnottan drawn
ple actually wretchod toko bat-py, becauaelt itnotungbl chilly sgnsailona nausea * J tbe stomach, InaoUon of top
away t social lore'; feolltude: SpiriwBrtfctil hr * ever nigh; -BY Z6PA.
B|dril
*
rNhat |Tbe'Knnl'e Welcome; Tbe Guardian Angel; lite uuer telflibuesa aod unwonhluek
with an uodentepdlng of Uie righl principles.
*
He, proves
rW too nianv mar-
. i between them; Conditioner Bpliita; Rewards and Puulrb-
znanla; Tho Miser; Tho Animal Man; The new-born Bplrlt
bowdi, wasting away of the muscle a.
X1 The writer will please stalo the name of too paper
Tbe Lord's prayer; The love of Angela: The morn ottruth; ■riagot. Odd Ifaarge * them with woe * untold. And he demon­ When tbe "Ef# Opener” Brat appeayed.it * eflbeda were ankuctCopyol ibe Man; A more oboeriog Picture; Un­ they ue this advertisement io. Address,
The peace of llMven; The 6pirU'e> Addreu; There ie an strate
;houy of peaceful resit The work of Angel ;
* The world
* : very-conclusively tost. If society would redeem It- to electaioal and astounding, that ,tb#'Clergy, lo consulta­ changeable Fiat of Organization t Capabilities
Forgiveness; Earth a Primary School; Bettor Conditions ta
of flplrii; No
CRADDOCK A CO., ..
Juno 27. ly »83 North Bocond tu, Pblladolpbla, Pa,
lebeabflful; Thl * world'» hoi all» fleeting rtiow; TrthtOn « lf
* aad * b
ow fresh Md no .
* It teusl apply Iteelf to this tion, proposed buying th * copyright and Aral sdliloa forth * tbe Bpbore
* than on Earth; Bplrlt Missionaries; Thslr Ln-
most Important of.all topic ,
* flrat of alL Marriage,lu bl * *
ptrrpOS of suppressing tote extraordinary prod action, bdrt; Hsevob of me Astronomers; of tho Phtloeopher; of BOOKBELLEEfl’ AND NEWB-VENDEEB’ AGEHCIX
TripmpbMtSpng; TruroVictory Inyleath;iitep; Wait­ opinion. IsiOMetblrfTmhrt than 'a copartnership, or simply
lug ak ih * gate; Wanderer, huten home; ward; ward; an- agresraent between' two' pereon lhe Poet; of tbo Historian. Ac.; Conjugal Love and tea Mar-
* to try to Itrt together ' 'Tbe wpt-k flail Busily aobmllted to'Uid Rev. Mr. West, for rlsgo BoteUoo; Uetenllonof tha Animal FseulUes; Diffi­
Wesley; Wbat, oounlteM hoote of Bpirlte brigbli. Wbep wllUovt qharjwing. ll must be wholly of Lcmn or it ll a Bt * Opinion^ * bo'riituh)MroransWiJr; tiki toe book submit­
waRffe.meel again; Tender‘a Iny home-ZOpbyr,
... Fpw M oenta per coot, paper binding! or fljoepfajn
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receive jysnellt from tbo bright page * ef ted for hfa exartloatfoa. tbxsatoned.R.wa * true, toe detooll- Bnlrttecao mor
culty of ElovaiedBplriteoomtnoi.lcsUngwith Earth: Lower
* readily do to; WbyT The doom of the am-
Sinclair Tousejs
fatariL ,,Por bale at tble oMOe, .„ ^,,U''n MoV.l." tlon ofsll creed a never tbeJeth lo hie opinion, nothing would oldst Heaven and Hell; Condition
as much aa in la lhe Sphere
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of
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Mind,aad on Farm
Life of aTroo philosopher.
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- etoelea.
And quoted odae. aud )•
*«»• «»•
That on tbo etrowhed fore-Boger ot all
. Sparkle fcr»»«.“ « ■ '
bow sorriv ox van aatnaan Bxxav.
How softly on ths braladd heart
A word of klndoeaa folia.
And to the dry and parched aoui.
The ru o fete n 1 ng r-drop
t** fall
* ; .
Ob. if tbey knew, wbo walk tte earth
'Mid sorrow, grief and pain,
The power a word of kindness batb.
'Twere Paradise again.
*Th weakest and tte poorest may
This simple pittance give.
And bid delight to wittered hearts—
Betom again and live;
Ob. what to life tt lova be loatf
If man 'i uuklod to mtn—
Or, wbat tta heaven that wait
* beyond
. *
Tbl brief and mortal span T
* *star upon tta tranquil ses
A
In mimic glory ebin
Bo word
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of kindness in ttetaart,
Reflect tta source divine;
Oh, then te kind, whoe'er tbou art
That hrestheet mortal breath.
Aod It stall brighten *11 thy lifo,
And sweeten even death.
Tho poor are oftener prayed for than helped, Tta
reason probably to that air is cheaper than bullion.
rsfigfoMand tta sosial spheres, camping everywhere patent life, tat the latent designs of an ambition
* snd no oltar than a master’* baud, expremlvVof'tte emo­
Bums Ma.—Ths Bplrituto *to bold renter resHlS
on those ground
*. ' , ■■ ' ■ . ■ ■ ' ’■ oorrupt Romish jtUraichy. Then, 'too. will start to *tion of a warm heart, every fiaoday sflejnoos sod Mveolox.bCoofe*
Adjourned, to meet at 11-3 o clockJ - Thursday *2 nl
sv In PtMteor Cbapklja JmUM own edl?
Politically, every man now knows, I suppose, wbat •whitened Ups of 'own'made morally white by terrible • Afternoon session opened by Dr. Cooper's reading dull roly by tbem. and capable of seating six hosaii
Conservatism is. Perhaps every,mtn does not know processes of purification. tbe question—Niall wrlaiv.up a ppcni, entitled •• Tnrt Freedom, and * bow to Gala persons. Bpeaket * engtlfed:—Mrs. Laura DeForoatkZz?
.
Jon«« to wbst length
* it will go—albeit NewYork city with. annsf'i Tbf ^ta^nt will answer, inspired by tta God IL” He then gave a lecture ou •• Tbe Progreso of Ba. August tei.lit .
* A-M. Mtedleprook, 8
Aim ata W * y cfe^,|<^^
r|e
;,Cft
A .H
*Pl«nbyr
time of Force as well as of Love—to onw. to anu t liglou Ideas,” which exhibited great research and a
In a tew week
* last put hu tad written flown In it *
‘ thorough comprehension of nh subject. ■
record
* red marked Instruction. Let tbe war go on— > Bo I agree wjthMUsHsrdingeiu hey pregnant word ' Darvos, Ostoe—MraXaura Coopr. lectures in «
At the elpaeof tbe lecture, taura Cnppy offered and nisi RsU " every fiundsy evenlngTst fl o’clock; “ “•*■
snd Jt wlll-and wo stall yet eee draoykoui Us North of tbe Just uro—that ie. divinity—of a drienslve war. argued the following resolution, which met wllb *
o fight of paiftlw, u fierce, u blqqdy, as tbat waged What to iho argument of tbo • • Ethics of the Bword I” hearty response from the whole audience:
Ruoloaf. That j num neb aa tte future of oar nation
betsrefn the aeoUons. Both history and tta secret, Tbat princely thinker. Wasson, once powerfully put It
*
depend upon tbo children of onr present, U become * Qq : VAHIOU8 BUD JECTB,,.
subtle, eplritost jnflnenoes at work, unmistakably in ble way. ^Ltt me briefly do It In another. Bo, I us. sa Re form era, to provide for tta spiritual culture
■ NlrBNDBD toelucMSie sbe Cautee of tbo Ohanwa
point to IL Did nol tbo world of spirit many months affirm tbo methods of Divine Government over ns are of tte rising go Deration, nnd preserve tbem from tbat 1 Inc upon AU tt>e Earth'at tbe presentUtaa;
theological Loud age that has eo retarded our progress. tore of lbs CalamlUes that are so rapidly appreacMaZr JJ" .
since, declare tbat tbe commercial Metropolis of the two fold—drat by Nwufoe, next by /’orcs. For in-
*.
Mr Rebecca V”Carr, tost medium, from Richmond, by Joeboa, Oovlor, Kraaklln, WasblDCtou, Pilus, a/ *
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Nation would become, the hotbed of treason, bearing etatice. all merely physical lews—the ways of God on
then described two Spirits standing in front of tta ros. tbroogb a jady^wbo wrote ,,Connnunlcalionv.l> ay?Ji.”1
Ito legitimate frail of devastating fire qnd split blood ? tbe enter, yet, nevertheless, crude type and Index of trum, wbo were Immediately recogulted by Nr. Bud- ther Comn'untoatloui fromibs World cr Spirits." <7 ,.7 * ’ .
So. tbat sphere pow warn * alike tbe Ignorant snd tbo tbe same way on tho finer, correlated inner—flrst per­ eon as relatives of bte. wbo had. left the earth form ^rloe Ml ceuw, paper; postage, 10 cent *, for eale' at tty,
aplritnally Illumined of tbe approaching snd appalling ms do you to obedience. Compulsion is not tbe pri twenty year* before, never having been able, till then,
social atates, wt oo fire of he)) by tbe dread animus of tnary voles, tat invitation. If yon obey, ft Is well, to manliest themselves, • --
Tte meeting then closed with mold by Harris and FUBTEEB OOMMIWIOATIOKB JEOv
Inflamed and insaued political partylsm. Tbns, be­ very well, with’ you; If yon do not, tbe penalty of THB WOBLD OF BFI BITfl,. ' ..
Park, .
tween fore Without and foes within—tbe bells irresls pain, consequent upon tranrgresslon of tbe iawJ ioev.
Bandsy morning, August let. Conference called to ZAN rah)sm« highly Important to the human faaflr ]
tlbly attraoted from state* fetching them-and tta di­ Itably arrests you—you are forced to obedleno*. Enter order by tbe President, snd opened with music by 1. * Joabue, Bolomon and other * given tbroogb slag??"
Price Wcenta; postage, to oenta. -for tale at thlaqji^
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vine design over all. we pas * on through the very only tta physiologic realm and enough of InitrucUon *
Hani and Perk.
L. M. Patterson offered the following, which waa
valley of tbe shadow ofrdeath to ns as a Nation, const! on this bead confronts yoo. For Instance, not In har­ OOMMUNIOATION0 FBOM THB BPinrq,
toted u now we are. I oan aee no escape from tta mony with tbo law * of digestion and assimilation, and
natural result of natural conditions, nor from those yon wilt hardly know you bave apparati for those spe­
accepted; ■ :
Jhroltrd. Tbst inasmuch as wealth I* tte estimate of
respectability, tta low wages of tta working classes
. WOBLD,
N God, tbo Departed, fiabtalb Day, Deatb.Orline.Bu.
A
vol
dread dieolpliues tbet shall fit us for wbat we are tend­ cial ends; but eat too ranch lobster Banco apd green
ing to. Tin North trill go to pioou at tertl at tta tfourt. peas, and dyspepsia attack *you like a terrier fighter.
tend to make labor disreputable.
Tbl* was ably discussed by Robert Platt, of Dayton,
.mony, Medium
LorearoDow and enter
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*, O Love, Marrtag^ etc; etc, gtmt,
tbroogb a lady.
Price tt cents, paper. Postage, * cento. For sale at Uk
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Mary Thomas. Dre. Hill and Cooper, and opposed by office. . I • I ■ , t U c/ ; “
Bot Ibero eball bo reaurrectlon from this death, a re­ Rise now from tta lower sphere of matter to that of
Mr. Wheeler. ,
construction on solid foundation
* of Love, JustJoe, mind—tho regulation Is the same, two-fold—God In Dr. Cooper made a noble pies in behalf of women, THB BIGHTS OF MAN,
and Use. I* it too much to declare tbat 18M, "the bis dealings with Individual man, or collective masses who bare lo earn a livelihood by tbeir own exertions. Y OBOBOB fOX, given tbroogb a lady. Prtc * '4 esau
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year of Jubilee,” will witness ttabeginning of a new of men called a Nation, often evidences this to us.
Nationality to tte North ? While Canada, then or af­ When tbo world of men will not, because It cannot, be
Ho spoke of tbelr tolls and privations, sad tbe narrow
path they have to tread, wblch eeoared for him a grate­
Postage.leant. Foreal
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ful memory in many heart *.

bovt. arnrrnT. *.
terward to te enporedded to It * spiritually foremort fernadtd to the right, Ho sends his fierce and armed Dr. Hili arose and said, Why Is labor not reapecta- Is lbe Bolted Btotea.'Tbe usual dltotanl made to th * tne.
Did 1 but purpose to omtark with tbee. States, will help to tte oonetruoHon and consolida­ agent * to drive to IL Divine Wisdom look * to tbe end ble? .ills the trial between indolence and Industry, MnylR . - ■. i W, .yr ,
On tta smooth surface ot a summer Ms, tion of lhe Theocratic State. Tjte negro looms up, too, more than to tbe means. First, that mesne Is peace, the trial between boarded wealth and poverty. Ufa
While gvotte lepbyre play wltb prosperous gales, struggle to-day te between honest labor and tbst of
And fortune'
* favor fills tta swelling sails; not simply delivered, but enfranchised—nay. more, fol, for God (s Lovet bot, next.lt is forceful, for He Is respectable idleness and theft. Look 'at the banks Wbal
But oould forsake tta ship sod make the shore. nationalized. Until tbo black Nationality bu oome Just. Let medlunlstlo men and women, long since hoarding up their contents, while honest , men wbo BY A. p. 0HH.D. M. 1). ' Ba
When the winds whistle, and tempests roar; on this Continent, Jutloe bas not yet come to him. passed under tte directive hand of unseen guide *, tell earned it are lacking, tta necessities of life. Wbat Bo
Avtbob. o* "Wbavbvu* is, I* Bronr," bto.
AU, no! One common oath has tied Through all antecedent to this tbe spirit of Military- tbeir tale,too.' All tbat evidence avails to confirm we want to-day te so tn el king to removs tta cause, Tbto book, of tbreo bn ndrad Apho item *, on thirty-a! x Of U
Our loves, Vue destiny our life shall golds: Conference closed with music. *d p*ges, rontalua more valuable matter tteu.to ordlnuth
ism will become tta eblefest. It will te the mediative tta Gospel of Force In Truth, a * well aa of Nuarfon In
Nor wild, nor deep onr common way divide. At 101-3 o’clock, Laura Cuppy, whose popular leo fonnd In hundred * or printed page * of popular readlne tui
How
—[Prior, flretend ot force to affjrd ns eome eecurlty In awfal Love. tore
* have won lor ter an enviable reputation in lhe ter. Tte work la a rich treat to all thinking mt rd *.
uneettlement—a * centrally wielded—and a scourge Mahomet was a nfiyio-revrlotor, not an Impostor. reformatory world, took the rostrum, opening with a Fries ttccnt
*. For sale ol tbto office._____ tr Deo, fl.
If men knew bow to apeak tbe troth in love, bow and peat in tte bands of lhe adversaries to a just Tbat man was inspired to take up arms of offense. beautiful Invocation. Bhe dedicated tbe Hail to the JUBT FBBLIRHED. -• | ■’ At
rich might all become.
peace, a future of progress. Whoever can wisely and But tta prophet of the New Dispensation, a compound
‘■Utterance of free thought, and the principles of First Avuertcwm Edlrtwei. frvm ibe Bufitog Of oi
Eternal Truth aud Justice. ” 8be dealt not only with Brereotype Plntes. ' .
LOKOIKOS or TBI BOOL. beet use tbe military arm, will become and be, In a of Mahometan and Jesosonlan characteristic, wilt not the present occasion, but with tte leading topic * of Then
resist till reel stance to compelled upon him. Our THE PRINCIPLES OF NATURE, ” .
certain sense, tbo "Coming Men.” the day, pandering to tbe prejudices of none.,and
•• love Is eternal t” True, bnt God alone
Cao fill tbe longings of sn immortal soul: But lot ua make distinction. There Is difference be­ growth must first be through fulfillment of tbe law of- fearlessly unmasking vice wherever found. Tbe
Hl
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The finite thirst is for tbe Infinite I tween a mere political war. a war of sections, and a Lo .
* Bot when - madness of misdirection mate * tbo speaker then submitted to tta closest questioning for DIVINB REVEL ATTONS,
-[Hrs. N. W. Cook. straggle, that, spreading at last through all depart­ fierce assault, peace fulness shall drop ber robes of
more than half an hour. These were answered to the AND A VOICE TO MANKIND, Tbat
entire Mils faction of tte questioner
*, and Indeed, tbe BY ANDREW JACKSON DAVIS. ' ;
ments of life on thia Continent, shall Invade tte world. white, and pnt the iron armor on.. Kay we not in whole audience. We may judge of tbe Interest evinced, HE Publtob e r tak s* pl cmn ro 1 n aunocudo g the appearuce Note
Mentality not unfrequently plays tbe part of a heart-
lose, social Intercourse. Tbe final conflict to which tbls points, pnd which will this
follow tn tte footsteps of It, is for Uniocnal Lihtriy. Truth. Lor
light declare
*,.Forca
the New Dispensation
—bead, heart, strong tend
to
!
*
be a. time
8o.
of from tte fact that on one of tbe warmeet days of tbe
season tbe Hall wee filled to overflowing, while crowd *
of a
* edition or
T
NatCas'e
eariJoil and moat comprohecefro volume ofthe authnn-u-
lusd In aelyle tbe work merit *.
Dtnirx Iterat-Aitoae-fr.
We
Bit

SUMMER ataos. standing outeide under the rays of tbe burning aun, Tbe edition of tbe Rbvblatiox* le issue on good pun
divinely, thatia, justly limited. All elevee must be tta superaddltfoD of en Immensely extended and epirs FotB
seemed spell-bound, and listened with undivided at­ well printed. And In excellent binding, with a.foully ro«rt
Amid tbe morning's fragrant dew. freed—slaves to cuttom, to conventionality, to false llualited Civlllsm of the nineteenth century to tta best tention iorjnore than two bourn. attached. *
Tbla'larg volume, royal octavo, eoo mxu. Fori
Amid tbo mteu of even.
They warbio on aa if tbey drew churches, false States, false societies. Let ns under, eplrlt of Chrlstianism and Judaism will give tbe gem Mary Tfiomaa was to bave addressed tte meeting in Price, fiWO Foauge, SO coot *, for eal * *1 this offioe. .
tbs afternoon, but was prevented by sodden indispo­ Jane 88. _______ tf_______ ' " ' Bai
Tbeir music down from bearen. stand once for all, tbat Liberty is not license. Lib­ oral Gospel of tbe Future. x
sition. 'Her absence was deeply regretted by many, 8tr
—[Amelia B. Wrliy. erty has ita limitations, like everything else. But tta Tbat august and radiant Future opens even now ber
wbo fell that sbs tad. amid many difficulties, labored THE NEW BEMGION; Weft
limitation must not be such aa Impedes the march of sacred slirinee of spirit; she point * to tta mapped des * faithfully In tbte portion of the spiritual vineyard, to WO DIBCOURBBB. delivered to lbe first Cougregstto *
Men live more in tbelr thought a than fn tbelr bouse
*.
mind. Tbe cryelaUized forms of almost ell institn. tiny of tbe race pendent from ber heavenly halls; and build up the cause of truth; and tbat ste who had
tlonal life now do that; therefore they are doomed. sbs sends annunciation to tbe world of the grandeur of sown tbe precious heed should bave been present to BOWKAB faiBLABD. ■ ■ .
or tbe Now C *thollo
T Oburcb, la tbe city of New York,
October Uth And 19ib, ISfli. By tbe PAAtor, Eav, Xdvaii
' -
Nolo
Bek
’WHITHERMIO. 2. Yet a divine BotMicitw, whose eyes eight wu every­ tbat which is to be, passing In starred panorama
where. eball pick with Instinctive finger whatsoever tbo eternal walla.
* on reap a portion of the golden harvest.
Lanra Cuppy'took tar place, and delivered sn ad.
- Price, IS oenta. for tale At tbl * office
* Den-j Fot
dress on "Tbe Mission of Bpl ritualism to tta sged, tbe Herb
DT L. J COO FABOn. may be put to soy avail.
Let u* mike distinction, I say. Therefore, tbe [Reported forth
* Banner or Light.]
youog and tbe children,” which was listened to wltb
profound intereat.
BANNER OF LIGHT : Sheet
Tte last session closed by th * Committee reporting Tbi
Some eighteen months ago it was given me to affirm the military president or ruler of tbe North is not the Report or lhe <l»tarlcrly Meeting of a Memorial to tbe President of tbe United Blate *, A JOURNAL OF ROKANCE, LITERATCRI
Oro
tbat this country was about to behold and fearfully Coiulog Mau of tbe New Dispensation, who shall Cm. Progressive Spiritualists, held wblch wm accepted and directed to be circulated for AND GENERAL INTELLIGENCE, ' In thi
body in a living life ite trine of attributes. Love, Wl *. signatures, and forwarded to bim aa early as possible.
feel within it tta wertfe of thrtt gnat tpiritr. And at Cadiz, Indfaana, Mr. David Hunt generously ottered to print a num­ . - ■ . ’ .* «D ALSO . ,<m '■.’-V’
I cannot see any otherwise in lhe taday. Tbs dom, Truth. Buch an one as this lest must be ber of copies, and forward tbem to any address fur Andt
spirits^ of CosservafwM, Of JUlitaryim, and of tta characterized, firrt, by a universality of thought, see- Friday morning. Joly 30th. dawned bright and fair, ntebed him. An Exponent of tho Spiritual Philosophy Ab
Spiritual A«. more aud more make manifest tta ro­ and, a divinity of life, and, third, by a holy magnetic snd th * sunlight gladdened the heart
* of a merry party, We would add, tbat tbe manifestations through tbe
- epectlve part each has to enact In the determination sphere proceeding from him. And it will be loft for wbo. at tta cry uf •• All aboard tor Richmond,” seat­ Davenport Boys and Mr. Fay, were highly satisfac­ of the Nineteenth Century. - Tta.o
tory, and so pronounced by tbe skeptical committees
and settlement of the qoestlors that vex and perplex such, wherever In tbe land he now may te, to settle ed ourselves in the cars, brim full of fun. reform Ideas,
appointed to detent fraud, if any existed, ' . ,. PUBLIBH1D WBlKtT. AT BOSTON, KAB.fi i This i
ns. Each, too, avails to «p«c«ol divine a
* tall as gm- tte ultimate
* of conflict on this Continent, and to re. •nd pleasing anUclpalions. Our dear sister, Laura Also that Miss Jordan of Muncje, gave a very con-
ml consequential ends. store peace. When all men fall tbe country, to read, Cuppy, with Mrs. Bnevoly, tte healing medium, (best vinclng eraece at tte bouse of Jonathan Bond.
BY WILLIAM WHITE & OO. . Had
Thus closed a very Interesting Convention, and we Cre
Tta fnasgfe ia mighty, and will prevail—that Is. just it, when even tbe military stateeman, wbo follows known to the sick ebe haa "made whole.”) had gone LUTH fit COLBT, EfilTOR,. .r”/
departed for onr several homes. A few of tbs Dayton Eogul
henceforth we must look for three forces, as factor
*, to Lincoln, eball do hi * best and not te inadequate, when on tte day before, aa our « advance guard.” In order
friends, accompanied by BisterCoppy. wontto.Greene- Aintrav nv SOK * or xaa’ Azuev *v >
BouX
any adjustment. Nature throughout her unbounded tbe country is bowed to tbe dust, and before God and to "atop over” with tbat true friend of reform. Dr. borougb. tte home of Beth Hinshaw, sen., the venera­ - wansa
* • dr 'rn oovanr, > '<' > Why.
whole persisteoUy give
* this triple presentment; for tb
* world ha * become a shame to iteelf, tbat same God Hill, of Knightstown, wbo. with bls good wife, extendi ble apostle of Spiritualism, at whoso request she de­ Of’
it I* bot tta reflection of the stamp made upon It hy who gave Moses to tta Jew *. Mahomet to Arabis, and a hospitable welcome to all friend* of humanity. livered a lecture on Monday evening In that place, Tbe dl *UncUro feature
* of tbe B A * aaa Of Lion?, are as Up<
Cromwell to England, shall lead, through very natural At the different stations on ttai way we received rein­ which was followed by manifestations through Mr. follow *: ... , ... „•
tbe divine trine. Ttatl
Fby. . L1TBHABY PeFABTMBNT.—Usder tMe
For Instance. in tta great struggle nearly a century channels, into place of power bis instrument, tbe Tbe- forcements—brave soldier * In tbe progressive army­ By tte kindness ot Mr. Branson and wife, wo were bead aro published Origin al Novelletieeof reform story tes-
Depet
since, lor Independence, we did oot escape tbat ordin­ oorat. like ourselves, bound for tbe Cadiz Convention. At enabled to pursue our journey homeward that eve­ d one I er. rod occuloually tree *1 allow a from the Frebrt aid
So, therefore, I agree with those iu the body or out 3 o’clock r, w. we arrived st Jonathan Bond’s hospit­ ning. and enjoyed a delightful moonlight ride to their German, ... - ■■ ■>■, Wit
ation. Then tta three parties were Great Britain, tta
the body wbo assert we shall bave no "Coming Man ” able dwelling. This good and true man haa found pleasant and hospitable residence in Knightstown. D1EN8ACB MB PA RTMENT.—Under tbl jbsei Ont
Colonies, God. And, at last, tta last-named pushed
Da. Hill, PreMtnl. ■ we publish weekly * variety ot Spirit-Meeesge * from tte de­ Bprln
in France as Hl
* outer instrumentality to finish the in merely tho political or military sphere to bring set­ Spiritualism so divine a truth, that be ha * taken of parted te their friend * lo earth llfo, given tbroogb tbs 11-
• Mbs. A. Cook. Ptee/tautest.
affair. Tbo Divine was tta power behind tta English tlement aod peace, but nol because of their argument. the fruits of bte hard earnings, means to build a com- Mibt TnOMAfl, 1 etrnmentelity of Mrs. J, H. t)oa *
n, from tte eduCMedaad Thus
Oft it vividly comee tome that we must and ahull have modioua ball, which was now to ta rtedieated to tbe ser­ Loots
* M. P1TTKBB0B. J lsKrt ‘an "- tbe uneducated, wblob go to prove spiritual to tercour ** te
throne, to atari a
* well as direct flrst uses—msneeu-
tween tte mundane and *upern>undsae world*. . ’" .
vring English animosity for unabated sovereignty to­ to follow next oo a Military Government, strong In its vice of the Reform Cause. Here a long line of car­ *
EDITOBIA1. MEFABTMBNT.-TbUportk Ho
ward predeeti oed ends. It I* not too muob to say that arms of power, oft. that tbe -iron man,” now victori, tinges, eome having traveled fifty mites, were deposit­ Notice. ' of tbe Basaaa Is devoted to sutdeci
* of General latenfr, With'
*
ou over tte battlement
* and puissance of Pori Bud. ing their precious freight. Cordial greetings were tbe The Spiritualists of Potsdam, St. Lawrence County, tte Spiritual Pbllotopby, Current Eventa, ButerUIrJng Mh-
Great Britain, managed even in all ber wrath by God, cellany. Notice
* of Now PubUosttouB, etc, . ,, ■. ■
eon, will be lhe very one to pul Ite garment
* on.
Buch order of tbe day, Through tbe excellent msnegement N. Y., and vicinity, will bold a Convention al the How
waaebiefeet Instrumentality for tbe consummation as Town Hall, in said town, on the Uth. 12th and I3tb OBIOKNAfl. EHSAYS.-ln tbto Department v«
well as declaration of American Independence. an one would be tte bridge between the now aod tbe cf sister Bond, assisted by a few, who, like tar. kept days of tjentetnber next. Eminent eneakert bave been ah all publltb from time to time Essays upon rblboophlfrl Um
totaome. We cannot jump what Nature and our own "openbonso.” tbe multitude were all, in some myste­ BoientlBo andDeUglooa Subjects. • ‘ ■.< Th
We are reproducing that rule In the terrible present. engaged for tte occasion, among whom are J. H. W,
needs compel us to treed. rious manner, bountifully provided for, snd "all went Tocher. Mra. 8. L. Chappell, Lyman C. Howo, and BBFORTH OF 8PIR1TVAL LBOTVBBfi BxW
*
And In tbl greater, grander, fiercer struggle for HU given by Trance aod Norma! Spool, ere. . ”...'
Mrs. 1.0. Hyxer. JamesG. Clark. Esq., tbe renowned
erty. bere commenced, but to have a World-Wide Three parties will, I think, arise:—Tte Iladioal—be merry as a marriage bell.'t , All wblch features render ibe Dam*** or Liaar a pops­ Trutl
vocalist, is also expected, and wnen be reads this no­
spread, let no look for and we eball eee tbo potent * name wbat It may; tbe Courervativt,- tbe Union—
it Tbe Society of Progressive Spiritualists forthwith tice, ho will •• please take due notice, and. govern him­ tar family Paper, and at tte same time lhe tai bingerot a
*
-glorlon eolentlflc Religion. • Lo
three. In the beginning of these troublous tblng4 two extreme
*, one mean. Ail of that stamp wbo are repaired to tbo new Hall, Friday, Joly 30, at 3 o’clock self accordingly.” A general Invitation Is extended
An
*),
tbe field waa. apparently, simply politic albeit we positively and antagonistically anU slavery men. will p. m. Speakers present:—Lanra Cuppy, of Dayton; to all friends of truth to oome with us and let us bave ; ‘ OONTR1BUTORB. Till i
a profitable meeting. Mealutns from abroad will be
knew tbat moral and religious rpiritr wtn Incarnated compose tbe firfit peace Democrat
* a nd "Copperhead
* ” o“f^ Tbo^s. of Cincinnati, and Dr. James Cooper, Fxoraaeoi B. B. Buttam, of New York,City.
provided for.
in. and tare working through tbe body of tta actual the second; and men everywhere wbo dislike slavery, • ’ Per Order of Committee of Arrangements,
Box Ata Daauu, LL.D.,of New Tork.' - Dete
*Borines opened by tbe appointment of Dr Bill, of Banxr T. Oattp, M. D.. m Race atreet, Philadelphia, h
enter. A people’s politic
* are an Index of tbeir spirit­ but do not terribly bate It, and who are not yet ready Knightstown, President; Agnes Cock, of Richmond, , 8. 0. Cbanb, Chairman. Tb
**
Hox.'WAaaai OnA
,ot Bkttiecreek, Mlcb?- •’*
ual etate. We tad then, at first, and still have as re­ to go tta lengths of tbe demand * of Absolute Jo *, Vice President; Mery Thomas, of Cincinnati, aud Potrdaa. N. Y., Augwtf. 1888. Hcpxew Tuttux, Eta. ot Berlin Heights, Ohio.
presentative
* of tbe tbreo. a North, a South, and a lice, like tbe first, tbo third. Bank * and Butler will Louisa M. Patterson, of Dayton, Secretaries. Osoaaa 0r*A
,
» Ero .’of WeetActon, Mata. That
God-force over both. Nor can there te now, as there lead respective boats—the first a Unlonfet, the oltar a Ths Davenport Boys, Wm. Fay, (no connection of Grove Meeting'. *.
Bo Fxaoxaio Roitxsoa, ef MarWe bead. Ma .
**
R. Melville Fay,) snd Miss Jordan, of Monde, the Tbo Bpirituallst
* of Ogle County, III., end vicinity, 0 D.axuwoto, M. D„ Cleaveland, Ohio. Buch
was not in tbe antecedent past, any adjustment till Radicalist; and Banks, a * I see it, will win the dsy. will bold a three day
*' meeting in the grove on the H. M. Miusa, Blmlra. N. Y. •’ - - :-■ '•
celebrated physical mediums, were present, and with ' A B. Oznm, M.D„ot Boston. - Wl
some third political power, as floel practical agent of Then follows clond on cloud, tte red-storm, already many otter mediums from different places, took part Fair Grounds, half s mile north of Oregon, commenc­ Bev. Faau. L. H. Wiuie.ef OoMwetor, Mlcb, Tb
tta Divine! come
* Into tbo conflict. Therefore, con­ then commenced, of civil war In tbe North—a politico, In Ibe proceedings of tbe meeting. ' ' "" ing on Sept. 4tb 1803, st 2o’clock r. m., and continu­ -UaiAn Ot.AM.of Auburn, N. Y.
A Committee, consisting of Hiram Grogg, Rebecca ing over Saturday end Sunday. A free plat form and w.w. h McGc
*DT,orohio.. .■■' • 1 •:■■■■■ ’ ■ Alu
stantly expect tta bat tie. ban ds of France or England social war—whose end no man of himself alone can tell.
V, Carr, of Richmond, Mary Branson, of Knight *. free discussion ou sail subjects relating to religion or **
Mr Ewma BaaoiKaa. of Now York. ■ ■
—not both, but one or tte .other, since they are di­ Diviner powers, unblaucbed, unfalteringly declare tbat Mti
* *a
Oo Wh-iusk, of Philadelphia,Pa.'1- ’ Beel
town, and David Bant, of Cambridge City, made ap­ reform will te maintained, subject only to tbo roles of
vinely worked In different ways—battling in thi * ft la the bridge of lire across which tbe nation marobe * pointments for the different speakers. decorum, tbe epeaker
* alone being held responsible for *.
Ma A. M. Braxc
*. of New York City. " - to
Dr. Cooper, that faithful aud tried laborer tn the re­ what la uttered. If tte weather should be an favorable Hire Batts Bosh, Norrletown, Pa. . 1
American fray. France i* Lo * — fiery, versatile, Im- to the preplanned end tte promised New. Tte King­ Wl
Mae. Hmma Toms, of Berlin HolghtaCklO,’
pnlelve, held In baud by Aafocrary; England to Wit- dom of Absolute Justice oomes In only wltb tbe advent form cause, gave the opening address, which wae per. for out door exercise
*, tta meeting will be held In tta
And many otter writer
* of note. ■ '■ ' ; 7 J, ,r Of bl
tiueot to tbe occasion, ana principally a defence of Court House. Friends coming from a distance will ta
Ams—solid, alow, judicial, practical, migrated by Mor and acoeplsnce through mediatorial ones of tbe Gov .
tta dark circles necessary to physical maoifestatioos. provided for free cf charge. Speakers engaged for the * Hou
arohacy; but America to Truth—fall of use *, energetic, erament of God. In tbe meanwhile, too, wo march on. He also alluded to an affirmation that Spiritualfeta occasion: B. Todd, of 11L, J. M. Peebles, of Mich., : Term
* of Subscription, in Advanep:
executive, expansive, going to seed in tbo rank riot of But the diviner hoots march wltb us, whose Inspire- rata very low in the scale of morete. and snorted tbat Mrs. 0. M. Stowe, of Wls., Mre. H. F. M. Brown, of Per Year, - • ,• - - - • . W
*,
Wlxlrtomih • - -. W
a corrupted Democracy. Because of three things— tlona will be tb * magnetic fire-cloud in the dread night the aggregate morals of Spiritualist * will compare Oblo, Mre. E. E. Hebert, of Wls., Mr * J. H. Morrell, ■ lagle Copies, .. - •. . - A cewteeocb,
favorably with thoee of tbe Clergy.’ of Ii)., and others are expected. ‘ Tbe
. first, tbe future imminglemeutof Mexican Nationality of national woe. whose guidances, the Same fingers, Mary Thomas followed on the same subject. In ter
. BffiTfiarawill btno dniatimfronttha abmfriat.^
, The Davenport and tbe Fay Boys are expected to be
with ours; second, tte break of English power end tbrast from it, to point tbe way we are to go. usually pungent style. presedt and give seances of tbelr extraordinary znani- *
Money can be sent by mall; but where.flWto’* Stan
Datl4 Hunt then sang a, song composed for the oc-, Borton or Now York Oily oan te procured, wb prefffP
forced disruption of tar Monarchical daiut through In­ It is not, however, simply in the political sphere, festatlonc. William Moore, J . have item sent." ,W
ceaion. ■ ■ . DnfA. Newton, j wro^He
*.
strumentality of retributive Prance, divinely added nor yet in ibe social, but in tte religion * also, that Subscriptions 'discontinued, et the explralioj; *> Al
Tbe session closed wltb a short bot spirited address • -< - - ""' 7 - ~ : »- • - »’ •a 11 BatSorfeerVln Canafl
* willadd iothetermi'ofintevril
to other forces and divinely used; nnd third, the toe *, the three dread spectre
* to present hopes of peaoe will from Mr. Hudson, of Terre Haute. Her
capable conflict, tire very battle of Armageddon.” Qnortcrly' Meeting at Middle <3ran-
struggle. True, what very deeply touches bottom, Saturday morning, ? o’clock,-filet of July. Confer, vlllc, M. Y. ' - tlonStcenfsper year, .for ^re-payment of American p
* ”
between an ambitious, infuriate Catholictom and a bold politically or socially, strike
* the very tad of religious enco—Louisa M. Patterson, offered the following: The Spiritualists of Middle Granville. N. Y., wRl ’poerOfSW
* Addiwa—Il 1 *. wwfer
* fir HabawfrewJ’ Aik
Frogreeslontem—because of these three, it would tbe life. Tbe range and run of that Is under all continent ' Brrolrtd. Tbat In consideration of tte feet,’tbat our B
* bold tbelr, next quarterly meeting on Saturday aud Write. unleM 0oy give tbelr Poir-Orric
* addr»i|M»«»
ratter seem ** if France were to bo no longer as once aid moun tains of fire. A war Ilka this launohefl from sick soldier * in some of tbp hospitals are compelled to Bunday. Sept 12cb and 13th. Dr. L. K. Coouley aud • in
*
tak 1 Che poisonous drugs prescribed by Allopath *, wife ere engaged. H. Melville Fey. medium for nhys- Bdb
*« r<terefrl>hlDgtoed1rMitlon of,th
*lr papdrcWW lafi
ste was, our *Uy, but onr foe. Critically paychgme- off the’stocks of these bttmau states, a fire-ship sent very many of tbem remain In camp In preference to Icalmaulfeatatlona, vrill te preaefat. ' ' ■ ■ *
fronton town' to another,muat' alwsra give «•
trixod, she stands this day aa the secret rightJtand out on tbe ocean'Of mind, moat scour all shore *. Lock going Into tta hospitals aud tbst it la au outrage op­ tbe Tteen, Cmmtf aud sta I* to which ft baa been ««!•?< ’
1 - ■. 1 Etna Blobbok, ) ' •'
JhPSpudmtn Copitt untfiti.
Ask
power of re 1 Igloos despotism, even as she is ruled by oot for the land * of Catholicism. A * sure aa that the en the rights of humanity, to refuse them the prlvil- 0. H. Bull, ) Cammilloe. •
W
*
eg nf choosing the treatment they shall have, as it 1 * , , i . . Gzo. W. Baxxb, J EWnSwax-r 1 n rerted ob tba moettarorab
. * h
tn open political one. Bplritual Movement shall become tte centre, the AST-111 Communication
*deafened forpublleaWj, ”^ V
a matter tbat deeply a fleet* their Internals and tbeir any vrayoontlMitod with tbe pdl I or l»l *
»fi«
^
p flffifi
*
Bot tbe special way of God, formed In Angel-Con- motber-nourisber of all Progress and’ all Reform, ro, flov
aUtom, are often past finding ont—oft defeating all certainly, will Catholicism become the dauntless • Tfieateve ■■ . . ...... -............ “, The Spiritual Intel or Vermwnt * Rurro
addreued to th *. Uttorato tfieWIHif
was sustained-by Mr. Ira Davenport, Ben.. Will bold their nbxt annpal Convention at Booking. for publlcatlcn eteuW te'.taJkbd ” priyatoon M
calculation merely human, One must not only look friend, the centre and citadel of e|lCcnsorvatiim—*he Dr. Hill. Mrs, Noodle, Ctaries Atkinson, and others. ham, tbe tat Friday.' Saturday, and' Bunday of Aug. All Bnslnee
* ftetlert tniuf te Mdreaapd/' , :
ttadugh tta tube of accurate inright, but bear the or- shall bo the battling embodiment of lt. How can It Dr. Cooper stated Instanbes of fraud on the part of' *HCXt , j .' | ‘ «• DaxxxB rir jSaireJBpBW, Ma$J> 0
llnjatlve voice. And lacking each, on tbl* bead , epecu- be otherwise! ' By-and-by there wlll. by neoeestty, be contraotor * for army supplies. He also mentioned . All true friend
* of Progress and Itefonn are invited 0
lafloo alone i* left us. Autocracy again* Democracy ttet it bad been ascertained, beyond dispute, that to attend,. Good accommodations at the Hotel for Id - •• IV ; 1 iV • I*. *» -'J 4 ; .« Tta
bot two great parties in the world: one that mvN go much of ttecanned fruit and otter delicacies pre­
—Ihfe would go to help mike way for. tbe income of 'i ahead; the other that will stand etiII. Whoever knew pared te lovlog hands and blessed by loving hearts, cento per day. ■ Per order of the Committee. ' ■ = Tw OmrMwbterlbera;1. •' '^,,‘4
'' Tour ettonboi P ■ - Boe
too pre-planned Theocracy for us—a reconciliation te. tbe Romish Church to recede an inch, to go teokon Ita designed for tta sick and . poorly fed pri rates, whose pining figure
* at *to *^u pfesch ofyoor nimea. A
tween and i combination of lbe best ium of tbe twain, own track llvoe of privation and hardship are earning for us tbe NQTIUB8 OF MBSTIN0S. '
*, except under stem compulsion I Prelate * LowKL-^HtaAllttaboM meeting* in Wells HalL Tbe 'H
boon of freedom, bas never reacted them, but has been
divinely rule^.. In ^ovemmenuts there are ever two : and', print * And coinmnulcanta , unto whoffi a heller, full ovine lecturer
* are engaged to speak forenoop and after­ Ant
appropriated by surgeons and officers, who get fat
sides, tegittfng b third, to witr-Pfret, tte Katural. *!
a bright ’ light (ban that the Church afford a. has oomo, safarles, snd that quantity of It have been expressed
noon *,
Mr fanny Davie Smith, Beptomter fl and 18; N. A
Mit’," to *
*
Spiritual design
JJrinitoal—Natural canses end demands, ‘wJU dfOp tar whes or quit ter shrine *, even as Fene- to them et the expense bf Government, ft he
mil nitns. 'The conjugation of both ■ Ion and Guyon th the past protested sgsinst het—iron been discovered that the slipper *
*
and morning sown *
also
OrMnleat Bonk eo *pd B. J. Finney, during October;
Mra. A. M. Middlebrook. Nov. 1:6, IU and M; Mie * Martha
L. Beckwith. duripg[Dpo.; Mire , Nelfiq J. Temple during
r^sisAzv!tsi,'S£i^ .
‘ iS
. t
juib'ids'iii toe uMUve, actual end; ; have been disposed of in like manner, . ♦ BUe Vj ' ’ X '
as the heroio Savonarola came forth from the vices of Maty Thomas advocated an appeal to tho Govern­ WHOLBSALB Auawra ron BAItxn
« But wemnstnot wnfloe. nor limit the battle. It Florence’s ecclesiastic *, thundering, true prophet as ment to permit ite sick widieru to return home to be > ■
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