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OUR GODS. I h:i\e it in mind to prove t o others
inv belief in the meaning of God as used ii:u! understood by Bible writers.
have often made the statement and
Resolutions of Lookout Mountain Cams* I TRIftQTF TO PROFESSOR C o n t r i b u t i o n s F o r M r s . P a r d e e . meeting Association off Spiritualists. " ; T > * ^ S r s p r f l W l f B n f f i n A r w , r P r l v n f i .
J? ? iriCCIIII DtlADCC DHL* I AH AH k L N F J - < > W E R U m c e , D e a r I r i e n d . — W H E R E A S , Twenty years a g o a move- t % $. JUOLTn nnUUEO DUU! ARAN, x report the following names as con-
ment w a s inaugurated t o establish a . u, » ^ ~ w ~ ~ tributors t o Mrs. Pardee's wood pile:
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permanent Camp Meeting Association o f j • ; * BY R. ID. FLOWER. T. B. Waite, Spiritualists on Lookout Mountain a n d Dr. Joseph Rhodes Buchanan vt LS one M r s - M. F . Tolles, for that purpose a hotel and the <iand o f t h c roost r e n t a b l e men of tl pres- Jf-J* ^ a h ^ k i d m o r e
still comer, i that "God""meant, good T ? k n O W !J . ? . th\- *T™1 S?*V<*"< « W , a r - * W * 8 *" i n U l e c t ° a l Miss O r d l m s t e a d , spirit guide. I believe that every medium S p n n g ' M M l T , l l o n o t t h e ^ ^ I ^ > l ^ f | * * * * H fceen-edged b -de of A Friend,
the term, "their out Mountain, w a s purchased by this t n o w ] corporation and the balance represented ;^|j a w | by notes for $2 ,400, dated August l f j Q g i\ 1895, and falling due three years there- ptitioi
ood "that The a f t e r * c a r r i e d f o r s « v e r a l y e a r s b ? J«**• jttron^ . ^ i « ~ . • ^ Gnipel, a member of this association, Icnew: have no God and no Christ. / c , . , . . - , T ^ ^ - ^
, T and alter his death, earned bv Jerry **nt& w i s a new one to me and l ^ , . . , , ^ , , " . ». «"•***<
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lias the right t o use God when referring to a good spirit attendent or supervisor.
A lady called upon me recently and stated that she underst Spirit .;altst< The idea im:r.ed:.atel> decided to find out the cause ot such an odd and startl ing remark. So I took my Hible, (where I believe the word God originated) and by running thnni411 tliv* concordance, discovered a few thinir- :<; which I had previously given no t !M »nght.
First I noticed it says in John 4 , 24. , "God. is spirit.*' It did not say he w a s an angci or even an arch angel or even
Many thoughts , memories and considerations of vital importance relating t o
Total , $4 .00 Spiritualism and i t s brave workers thrill I sincerely hope the above sum will my sonl this very moment t o i t s very
Robinson, president of the association, Arcing and wi th fees due the solicitor for the subject association remains unpaid and a lmost
W H E R E A S , The hotel on the grtmn&n His ft w a s burned several years a g o and baa able* not been rebuilt and stren
W H E R E A S . After a struggle for 2 0 t o his years and the death of almost all w h o for ^ were identified with the movement in i t s '.heraV conception and repeated efforts by clr*i Hhi tfi
. , . t , . .. . . . cular and otherwise to obtain the CO* a l m < a celestial but only a spirit which w a s .. _ . . L . , A mait
, ... ^ i i u *u t. ^ operation of Spiritualists to aid us t o one Hi good. We are told bv those w h o have . r - , . * «* .?
, . . . .: u ., , f l make a success of the venture, and fail* everv i passed into tne spirit world that after . , , . . . . . . ^ _; *****/
.. , . .. j . m g t o accomplish anvthing in tha t w a y e v c r v transition we nre called spirits and only * - / , , " , • * r***xy .. , . we are satisfied that the venture is * could
uter progressing are we called angels . ., , , , . . , . . . . _i- M U I U
, / . i xt. i *• i " J failure, and that i t is t o the interest Of sired and tiien arch angels then celestials and . , , , , , r L, . J«
i:„: lure the Bible s tates "God is »*' • t « k h o l d e r . and of the snrvivoni ^ . t o o d
those w h o inaugurated it and of "pint - ;o ther
"TiT wali9ts* t n a t a bil1 ^ fiIed in t^ie chawl?^ eery court of Chat tanooga t o wind "*" "
so on. •a spirit .
error, vignorance and 1 ranny l i e «M» a torch-bcare light-
t h w a y of man through super- - - « ., . k ^ t . |0Ee w a s one »f the h a v c t h e drawing power of a nest egg, depths. I t is over thirty year* mgo -
intellectual personality I ever a n d t l l a t t W i w i U 8 t a r t o t new t o deposit thirty-one or t w o , if memory serves me — ttesjfr he w a s a dai serous t h e i r • W W " * ' i n t h e * a m e n e s t - Twelve that I gave my first course of lectures
and a t the same ime a c o r d s °*wood a r e n e e t k ( l t o n e l P M r s - o n S a l M j a y evenings, in tfee Cavendish d H e threw light oi every P a r d c e through the coming winter. Rooms, London. Since t h a t time I have
«vW dlwnssed, and d cussed F i f t v K a r s o f a d«erence to her convic- visited this great city half-a-dozon t imes ery subject t h a t needV I light t i o n 8 * k ° u l d « i v c t h c venerable, solitary or more, and a l w a y s in the interests of
n i t were a lmost tin n s w « - SpiritnaHst a claim on all. w h o are of spiritual truth and reform. / s a logician of great f c e a n d t h e s a m c f a i t h - D o n o t d e l a v b « t 4 4 s h i n e l t w a s m A o l e r i c a tha t t h e angel of
H m t . M i w a s exceeding y fair «PM your halos w i th a good generous wisdom planed t o s o w the seed and agonis ts . He actually Hirsted N a t i o n . P ^ n t the tree of h f e - M o d e r n Spintnal .
hiei a l i i in bis investi at ions ^e** i m t i I ^ " n e r notice to 77 Eagle » m . Fifty years and more since those d ^ h e Z o r l d in search < truth street, Fredonia, N. Y., which will be my mystic rappings, and w h a t marvelons
o f t h e human bo< v w a s a d d r e »»« E M I L Y ^ V TILLLNGHAST. changes in every department of fife.
4 itself. He « 'is the H o w S s ^ i r d s T « e « ^ r T h e i r - F"*?.?* ^ ^ * ^ *?T*? man f h o seemed to k n o w W U l 8 l e s o f t h e o c c a n o v c r w | i l c h B n t a m > 8
ection between the br. in and T h i r s t . flag floats, Australia, Tasmania, New
^ ^ ! | h e " t o m a l bo j . H* The question is often asked, "Where do * ? " " V d c U v ? ^ ^ ^ t f J ^ t T S ! L f ? 0 5 luce a lmost a n y effect he de- sea-birds obtain fresh water t o slack f ^ ^ ^ ^ . ^ 1 ^ ^ . ^ ^ ^
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i ts debts and divide pro-rata w i t h stockholders w h a t may be left.
T H E R E F O R E , The directors of this ci
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Another point which seems clear to me that ' G o d " and Lord" were .--implv good spiritual instruct- ^. . «. . ..
, ' \ . \ \. ^ * _-^ the corporation, sell out i t s a; ors is the contradictory statement where .. , « ; j , . _ . . j _ A . it says, in »ien. 32 , 30 , ,%I have seen <i«.d ta».e t> tace." Then in I John, 4 , U , "No man has seen (tod a t anytime.*' - - - - - --— - - - - - ;~ ; 7 _ i
To me it is clear that one man w a s . , , . , , .x
. . , . . , . , A, co-operate wi th any creditor or creditors^ u e
able to see h.s spirit guide while another _ S1^U~IA— . . . , ^ . M « . I~ — " I man was m>t. One guide (or God) being ,. . . , . . .
, . , l i t igation necessary to wind up this cor- «** on a ldlcrent piane of ex i s tanceno doubt & .. , A . , T__ « _ * _ • „ " " from the o: her guide.
Another place it s tates that God is the creator of the universe, and yet He is s.dd to have offered His services t o a cla<s of pi";?le if they would accept of then. Lev o. 1 L\ He says **l will be your »,;M1. 1> n-ti : it sound rather ridiculous f.»r the C R i'»r to offer t o be the God of
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poration are authorized and required t o w ( m (
co-operate wi th any creditor or c or stockholders or stockholder in a n y a a ^ |
cor- p a t
poration, and request said Jerry Robin- He son t o file the bill, believing it t o be best j lectuii for all parties in interest, some of the | W O Q ] (
stock held by parties w h o are not Spir- t ism; itualists , that this corporation be wound; a t t < j up. JERRY ROBINSON, % j m \
JOHM McDoroALL. President*^ divim Secretary.
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one part of t i e 1 >dy b y their thirst?" But w e have never seen a « « the Metaphysical Society, HI S y d n e y ,
— ^ - i n contact w i Hsome satisfectory answer nntil lately. An old ~ " . " T ^ . t i m ? f J ™ **??*£**
body. Enjc ing a skipper | r i t h w h o m w e were conversing S f S ! l » 5 £ i S S S S S L
for the Psychic /««i -^*afe s ^ l ^ l - J *
is of t t S i . easTae a atotoicloHd, dat ter in K like docks on a " • " • ? . • " ? ^ T f L _ i t . . in h k goo . health h o t d ^ t a t a pond, and drinking in the ™* I * 2 L n a ^ ' ; ! ^ " ^ T j ^ T * ^
i n c o n t a c l . * th h i . drop* o f rain a s they fell. They will *»« * * * * f * M d b o « n ^ > d fcetnred«
and n a m e t k . « e . smell * t a i n squat! a hundred miles or • v ™ ! r J i Z ^ « i » . * . * i t . . t h > student o f lanets, even farther a w a y , and send for i t w i th m Y o « * « b o n b t l e s s a w i T O * l i a t I w a s t b c
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t o me t o be u sym- a lmost inconceivable swiftoess. first Spiritualist lecturer m these colo-
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rit and offering t o lead B l o s s o m s o n t h e C a s k e t .
„ . v '"/"YT'*" We have plead with death relentless tiiev will but accept of his . \ , 1 , ^ 1 . . . r Not to lav our loved one low;
to me the only rational B l l t h j s chilling fingers senseless Left an image cold as snow.
io\v of anv place where God We have wept in bitter anguish, We have sorrowed deep and sore
Tiil heartbroken we must languish Where the form is seen no more.
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M the s tars the . .elves. H o w long sea-birds can exist w i t h o o t • £ ^ J j ^ . ^ ^ K ^ T " " ^ s t rong , pos i th , mtel- water i . only a matter of conjecture, bat " ^ n a m ' f ~ h ^ S » ? ^ £ r ' '•U. ^± i. i- v u * xi. • - c -,*: ^ ^ « *!.:—* »«d w a s horlesqued wt ' the Melbourne t h a t t o a a h * iger he probably their powers of enduring thirst „ J T ~ f *%<«** L : « ^ mM^A
4 man o f *r< Lt ego- are enereased by habit, and possibly Fancb> _bot » o n e ^ ^ f ' ^ " ^ ^ ^ x i ui xu - ^ u ^ 4. ™ * ^ f ^ ~*-~JA~~m if «**• ! fought for the trtttfc a s I s a w i t ,
fl« the most immble they g o w t h o o t water for many d a y . rf « ^ n o b o d y , ¥ ™ T • " * w 0 ^ fflanyj»eeks^Golden Day , . ^ « ° a b o m i n a t e cree4i and S venci. in 1 8 8 * t o a c e 'orated ••• » < • * < •••"• » r- - o
and the mini, er had A N E W M A G A Z I N E . m o « 8 * « • of cobras . , Time, I a m a ^7 v » „ • : - . „ . * . , . . peace man. and yet engage gladly »
*onv««a« .o« , aakmg Bro. Bach: -Perm. t me t o say throngh £ ^ m o r a J ^ ^ ^ ^ a n d ^ ^ a longer eonv rsation your caper that I am to start a month- «
longer conv rsaxion your paper The minister said t o ly magazine a t Whitewater, a s soon a s I
detest t h a t 1 an, his obta in one thousand subscribers. 1 will
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so. 1 s p i r i t — o r anyone ever e tiu-creator ot the universe. •i'atement w a s told by the
to create a confidence in
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Gather blossoms for the casket. Gather blossoms fresh and fair;
Weave them into lovely garlands ur God above all gods ," Very beautiful and rare.
> 1 he thought that all gods Let their fragrance most delicious d beings. If Jacob said he F , o a t above the hol low tomb, 1 n i •*u**i. T 1 J Emblems of that life auspicious I talked with the Lord and « r u . u ••+ r^.i0 „J1 _ i A 1 > m
Where the spirit feels no gloom. 1 that "No man had seen God r.w" it is confusing t o sav the ™ thc c o . v » ™ ' l s w i t h flowers,
Deck with buds the marble brow, ( ( l f A. _ , t Let their touching m i g i c powers
21 , says: If the Lord be B e H s o l a c c e v c n n o w . s food for thought . The Jovs immortal is their story
seemed, to prefer t o call in the angel world above; while the guide of Moses G e t R the soul with fadeless glory,
. , , ,. ,r • A And a crown of wasteless Love. "(»od. It mav be true
While India is the poorest and most .. « ^ A *t- . .^ t 1 ^ J. • superstitious country in the world, New
new the i< towing I t w « l be a monthly of not less than ^ ^ ^ ^ . < S c o t ^ p f t a». South
lectured in Dunedin t o very the Theosophists at tend
ing my lectures. At Invercargill I occupied the Y. U. C. A. Halfc At Masterton the Mayor of the city, a s trong Wesleyan, took the chair for me, and made remarks
t h a t he w a s ke the ers, and t o a more thorough organ-ye t a n int llectual ization. Perhaps each number will con-
?g| tain a t least one of pur college lessons.
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- taa l i s t s have no God, but Let them breathe of spheres eternal t out bv clear r e a s o n i n g - Where no death-pang ever cornea, i labsts' claim to be a little A n<! t ] ! c »»»^hl"f f ^ w supernal ..eragi- in analvsis and de- T Waving peace-balms round sweet 1
mu'ltiplicitv of Let them voice lite s tender mission, pintual guides. Heart-linked ties twix t earth and ^
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since I'.ibh < r i g i n a i 1 y w i t h s«. m t'i \
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l.mVeveVentVv 'and consist- B i " ? j n » u s t o climes clysian , a Surpreme'intelligence or ^ n e r e n o k a f b>* f r o s t , s r t v e n -
.f which or whom we can Wreathe the casket o'er with roses, nave any conception; but B r i n i , t h c fcrn i c a v c 8 bright and
o r ! God originated in the p r m g e the clod that o'er it closes , we should use it as it w a s w i t h affection's choicest sheen— u n d i d and not confound it y n e n n i a v m e m ' r y ' s softest whispers
Lift but spicy lids of time.
1 soul,
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I knoi ; sorrow »tto^ or belu h o | beai aT*d; andi
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W M O S E S H U L L .
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-d liftVrent meanings.
.eautifni word because it Whence the "shadow-folded vespers ,. but why confound it wi th Chant their soothing silvery chimes^
meanings. 11s sain, * n a i —Mrs. Trvphena C. Pardee
» » "He w h o knows his o w n sonl It*
'Tis said, "That ove best is yonr God.*'
"H.s ' ido l is his God."" "His riches is his God.'* Km vv ho i n s a right t o affirm t h a t the good counsellor^ ) m , „ . , i ^ s have n O j 0 o d ? E s ^ ^ W o e f u , w a n t a n < | c r i m i n a l f
Whatcom, Wash.
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l y i ^ • S ' i r 1 1 0 ? Mrs. ^ l l ' s Psychic^Lessons will many t h e m . ^ ^ rf t f c e
» o d , the mt. lfectnal, of them be pnblished. w w h i c h w e w B S ^ ^ ^ ^ d a n d
t h e true ttei evo lve Those«who wish this magasme are re- , i b e r a l a , t n e y w e r e (refreshing. The ->st perfect 1 ttonal- q u e s t e d ' t o send me their names, a t W O rld moves ; and when Christians bend m o s t ;*i ractivc Whitewater, Wis. Do not send any come more C h r i s t i a n i ^ , t t a t is^enlight-.
or a n y j y *ldf *© money. I We w a n t no money untill we « ^ a ° « ilromined « « J * « . ^ » » « h ' : i ; -» w ^ - . . • • • . .. rni. ists become more spiritnaiiasea, the gulf
get one thousand' subscribers. Then we ^ ^ - ^ them will h k * been bridged, ipher 'tmy.yiti \\ m • a will ifMttie the first ttumber, after which N e w , Zealand has n o snakes, n o com-sopher o f t e keen- w e wilt w a n t a yearns subscription, or if pnlsiory vaccination la^f* The'govern*
penetratto j JThe preferred s ix months' subscription. Let ment ownes the railroads, ^ t o - a p h s ,
"**lt • - ^tho8c ^; "!*the mag- 16f»olS woL«m^ often wlt l i aetnal azine a s soon a s pomhle . The prospects w t i v e M a o r i H are allowed seat*, In Par*
midst of %ht deepest for o w W l l e g e are grand beyond ex pec- | m t t i e n t . I s a w no crowds1 there^tlanior-i amitmrh would tetfo&W the College must have an ing for work. These New Ze^andetfsl
1 .ditiomi M - . S a l so have an old age pension. Speaking fee dit ions oraran*, A ^ a U n ^ ^ ^ ! f e d ^ ^ ^ y t h f t t |
both England and America may takfi political and economical ;%SBOfUl•;jgom fatP a w a v Kew Zealand. ,. .«.,^" ?., J'xj »j,
Invitations t o lectin*:"jjfe j ^ H n g m| npon me from several Ijf#te1r^^; I a n | alreadv t o give the opening lecture fm winter eourse of the %0Udmt ;HPsycho4 Therapeutic Societv on^^pteml ler » t l i | On th* 2 5 t h of 8epte#ih*c 1 a m t o dtv liver the first address of M a e a a o i ; fort haj the London: Spir i tnal i# 411ia«0g m S t | James' rHall, jwid I *£$$*** f ^ j a ^ invited t o prepare a n d before the members o f tnte, o f whieHjSr 0e^i Bart. , ILL. © ^ Se. tki president, and Prof 8 . , the* honorable%
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ould kitidh anew a *^* - ^ ^ - * the ashes of lespair,
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happy an peace- All f^ai ie t o thee, oh, God, onr king, \ »••. ^ j-V, s * Let # | | t h e people praises sing,
^ t ^ k k i i * i *«-^r M a y S # h heart for-jrrace implore, **mm*W l M ^ c , 3 r And i S i ? t h t prals«i evermore.
I d o , ^©t believe T ^ M B O art m | # k y , just aad right, souls w i t h heavenly bgbt; * faith,oijr.pein»s thrill.
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w a s . Canno ^cou ld Fill ^ r.^eeideafe'dW <fb him. T —^' death he wbu II smile.
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MY FRIEND, THE PSYCHIC, IN SPIRIT. A SEQUEL TO "MY FRIEND, THE PSYCHIC. 99
LAKE HELEN CAMPMEETING FLORIDA.
SEASON OF 1903.
postage on folders etc., and all needed information will be given.
Hotel Webster, near the campground, is open the year around. The proprietor has nearly doubled the accommodations the past season. The hotel has modern
B Y A R T H U R F . M I L T O N .
(Authur of "Higher Realm*:' and "Psychic World.")
t o dist inguish between the t w o . Those - w h o remain her — n o t at tracted elsewhere by virt e of a superior menta l or moral de^ lopment — have a similar nerve aur t o t h a t of m o r t a l s and underpo si \ilar experiences. Such a spirit, if i ; control of ^~^~ « ^ *. * a sensit ive, w o u l d impn s w i t h the Q . , . . • i <• i m P r o v c m e n t s ' b a t h ™ o m ' hot water idea t h a t the spirit wt- Id w a s an S P e c i a l preparations are being made for heating and excellent beds and bed room
exac t counterpart of tl e material . th.e c o r a i n S c a m P * c s s i o n a t t h i s P I e a s a n t appointments. And a sensitive, w h o h<a I no higher w , n t e r home. A deep rock well is being T h e c o a i s t r j k e bids fair to induce many a t trac t ions , an ipsi dix discourse d "ven and the w a u r will be pumped into people to go south this season, to live t h a t such were the ca*- a s a rule. a l a r 8 e tank on the hill from which it w n e r e very little artificial heat is needed, Africa, generally speakii <*, is earth- will be distributed through pipes all over w h e r e wood already for the stove can be bound, a n d spirits from >ther coun- the grounds, so that cottages as well as purchased for $3.50 per cord if necessary.
is i ts ancient h i s t o r v ' " Jf?** ^ ° t ^ a t t r a c * e d ^ b e l i e v i n g public buildings can have running water. T h c c o s t c f the trip to Florida in manv he sands . They built I ^ L n t ^ f the w X ' n ^ l . ^ « A m o n g t h e 8 P e a k c r s « ^ g e d are W. F. i„ s tances, is less than the coal bill would «..,. «„,1 W „ : . * r t K- a c C O u n t O I t n e ™at tna prevails in pecu C a r r i e T w i m r . T . O P P r i o r - M r s u„ ic *u~ ^..~-+ ™ „ : 1 ; « +U~ f ™ ~ „
i:>h:t>izc this remark George "Right here." il'jout and sailed upward , 1 *4Jut where
!'?iaC o m l r f t taken in a t a tor ^ j l ^ g l o ^ and here is t o be ^ ^ 0 ^ B u t ' the, P a 7 e T t h e r ? * C*™ * w i n * fL o e P r i ° r ; , M r S * ** i f t h e t o u r i s t
Palestine wou ld iound w h a t s left of i t . E g y p t ' s c o w r i e s t h a t a l so have arth-bound P " f 1 8 . t o b e t h e P ^ f o r m test medmm. n o r t h
rulers were selhsh t y r a n t s and had 8 p i r i t s w h o s u f f e r from t I t . The singing will remarked no spirit home to welcome them. gQm t h e 8 e t h a t earl v se, :itiv«i h n v , ship of \Y. F. Peck,
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- caught my thought , "the into other heavens The mult i tude h e a t i s t n e p u m s h m e n t f, r pas t evils is*- The meeting will begin Feb. 1st and watch that gleam of light which flashes .: every spirit world ofters scattered in all directions, finding H a d t h e firgt i n s p f t . a t i o / t o m o t / dose March 15th, l«>03. across his mind from within, more than
- ". instituted condit ions for this places aeeon Solomon's temple i n all i ts Hut it is eon , . . . r «. 4. T M 8 r e f i t e I n e H w o u l d have been lade a cold
has not been effaced here, port ion ot the cont inent . Like t h a t ^ g u m . B u t hell m a v 1 either, a c w Jerusalem is a tact. \ \ hile ot the I ttrks Kurds, Tarters^ Atgh- c o * d i t Q c i r c u m s t K n < .8§ t h ' h
.Id prophets have gone ans^ Creeks, l t a b a n s , bpainards , Bo- t h a t £ f c o n s c i e n c e a r e v o r g e t h * n the con tines
*\^iZ-\+h¥L o^ff; t a l s b e e n ^ v e n i n t h e n o r ; i e r n d i m e s , President Bond, of Willoughby, O., has t h e 1 u s t e r o f t h e firmament of bards and sistent NMththe greater u.n * u u ™ ~ , ,J c o m p l e t e ( J ft ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ s a g e , Y et he dismisses without notice
torium and will be present to officiate h i s thought because it is his.-Emerson. as chairman of the meeting.
i ) 1; this sphere. Iiomh.ns an.l others , their heaven is t t e eUmatio ones , a n d t l s is suffered . ^ T ' ' " . " ' 1 ' " ' " r . H « ' « ~ . « " ' " ' ' « AUTO-HYPNOTISM. I ' i '
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nut unniindml of their peo- still on the earth's surface. Menta l b m w h o *>n a c c c ' ( n t o f t h . building lot last spring and expected to m a d e a l a u discovery which enable. darkness makes intolerance a soul ^ ^ 0 / mental vibrati. us, are at - . c r e a t c a handsomc cottage on the lot an t o ir .»:U"/. visit them."
niDvin.^ alon^, I enjoyed the 1 hat prevailed, the sweet
v of an atmosphere infused • spirit ot* love. I sensed a
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" ~^~* Superior mental Vlbratl* US, are at- .w«1« : «* *I»MU»UUH: IUU»JC uu mc HJI all to induce the hypnotic sleep in themselves companion. Without a COmbl- t r £ c t e d t c o m p a r a t i Y e congenial before the meeting. instantly, awaken at any desired time and nation ot smntual enlightenment ^ o ^ .1 fe t*~ u T 1 *i 1 ^ 1 thercbv cure all known diseases and had •ml lca r tv fcclimr r n e m S S S S f o r Ce? tCTBV ^ ° m e S e n S l . t I V e - '•? t , , e P a s t - T ° feaCh L a k c H e l C n t a k e m o " " ° g habit. Anvon, c... induce this deep in them, ami iii.iriv Kciin ior permission lor w h o h a ( j a t t ract ions from such train from Jacksonville, via. East Coast selves instanth- at firrt trial, control their o t h e r s s a l v a t . o n , t h e b u i l d i n g - m a t e r - q u a r t e r S ) dec lared t h a t heaven a n d road. Yearns, read ihe minds of friends ** ene-
!!,II<.IK\<)1 tna t ortltr man lal IS lacking to erect a Spiritual hf11wm>iin>vprvnnAli >•!<!+ R«;nrr TU L * i n i J i. • mies, visit any part of the earth, solve hard , , ! „ . p W j e s , , far touched , s t r u c t u r e b e v o m l e a r t h l y c o n d i t i o n , . S S l ^ a om^parit ve " g o o d £ N o ^ ! s t ^h'e r ' " " " ~ " .uestio.s and j.roUem. in this sleep and re-K,V n o t h a v e been - G o d ' s i^nc . rance a n d b i g o t r y b e l o n g t o , i u ; ™ ^ A.A n o t a t t a c t t h e ex- be^'nd r he
sp i r i t s w h o h a d c l ima t i c difficulties t o c< i tend w i t h .
:..- ')ple," b u t if t h a t w a s t h e m a t t e r . v: . tal pr inciple u p o n wh ich s t i t u t e d 1 , l i - ion w a s founded, I, a s a would h a v e chosen t h e m rnv-
c 1 n ^1°^ 1° dition» h e d i d "— ~» Sense a n d sell m u s t be s u b - t r e m e f e a r t h l riU ).v a desire tor t r u t h a n d a n „v„n+L ^:«,. . , i"J;„. «..
lining department will memticr all when awake. These met lavement of Mrs. P. H. M e n t a l , V i * i o n ' l^ychosis-will he s<
impul se for love - h u m a n i t y , c h a r i t y , H i 8 t e a c h i n g s compare - w i t h h is i n t o l e r a n c e a m i s y m p a t h y for a l l . p o r t i o n * J ^ n f l i ™ * fl i s t t i - I n w r
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ns tavor the birth ot higher ruins l e t behind. That they were a a 8 m u c h h 5 g h e r a s h e h i l s e l f a s p i r e d obtained at moderate cost. Address Mrs. ^ S 5 D e p t ' S l ' h* A' lor there is noth ing higher wonder ul people, g o e s w i t h o u t say - f o r perfection, or eould understand A. M. Spencer, Lake Helen, for prices.
a-, and love rules the world , ing. But oppression, intolerance, t ru th - the la t ter depe ding much The appartment house is so pooular mty w a s the result. I t s tyranny , selfishness undermined the o n m a n > s k n o w i n g fir self" for in t h a t neariv all the m
.i,U" burns Hut i t t o o , has spiritual structure, and, like i t s m a . self-knowledge lies the pc v e / o f c< nlir.gs. though i t s spirit m o v e d terial counterpart , w e n t t o decay, prehension, the l a w s of 1 iture. * ill u s eno w a s achieved — a re- 1 heir temples , cities, etc . , remain t r m w l e d o * i s th*» kev t o rnith «
oms are now engag-Q°™~ ed. Should there be any left address Mrs. Sell- T ^ ^ Willoughby, O. for them.
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principle a m o n g i n t a c t a s relics ot t h e p a s t b u t t h e y r a t e s k n e w t h i s . B u t t l 1 P h a r a s e e s s* Spencer will furnish table love a r e - e s t a b l i s h m e n t ot a r e mere mi l l s tones of o f h i s t i m e w o u l d n o h a v e h i m ^ o a r < ^ a t n e r eot tage which is to be lifeless —
i:i te:vourse b e t w e e n t h e w o r l d of e a r t h ' s h i s t o r y , t o w e r i n g o v e r t h e w i s e r ' t h a n t h e ' v 7 a n d in i ted h i m t o enlarged t o accommodate her increased : . . . i :- . ir a n d sp i r i t . M a y i t be k e p t r u i n s of t h e i r fo rmer g r e a t n e s s , t a k e h i s d e p a r t u r e o u t o t h e b o d v . " pa t ronage.
^ ^ S p i r i t u a l t o u r i s t s w i t h p l e n t y of t i m e w i t h t h e l a s t r e m a r l m y w h o l e All articles for the Bazar should be W. Phillbrook, Lake
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be desired. B u t it w a s a v ibrat ions t o the ac t iv i ty o f y o u r ourkd ourselves amid he m o s t ex- T h e Auditorium has been closed in and .oul-eitv. One had t o understand i t o w n sphere, y o u will behold the a i , i s i t e surroundings — ii a w o r l d of . u i n c A u a i . r < J n u n i
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Miiiio<o-phicallv. Vou could feast the Sphinx in i t s or ig inal i ty ." S M ^ S S t S r e a w o r l d ot the memorial window placed in the side. eve. the ear, the senses — every fac- I did so , and lo, the s a n d s were 4» T h e heavens of and- nt Greece " S t o v e s h . a v e b e e n s c t UP s o o n c o l d d a>' s
u'ltv - vet "unlawful for the t o n g u e b l o w n a w a y and w e s t o o d on fertile remarked George. "I t 1 as saved us t h e a u d i e n c e w i l 1 , ) e m a d e comfortable. to "utter," because i t did n o t a d m i t ground — the Sphinx a b o u t tw ice the the journey across . In a oul - thought M r s * d e B a r t n a , o i n e w , the tine trumpet of such a description. Like certain size t o w e r i n g a b o v e u s , a g r a n d a c t i o n i s combined. "his i s the medium, is expected. spiritual t ruths , it h a s t o be under- structure of art , and t e s t i m o n y of ^ 0 m e o f our friend and o hers of t h a t From the middle west, the cheapest s tood intuit ively. The temple w a s h u m a n greatness a t the t ime of i t s period. When I said tht Greek heav- and best railroad line is from Cincinnati, there, but in noeni, rather t h a n in creat ion. ^ m w a s o n earth, I n* int t h a t of O. Write W. C. Rinearson, Gen. Pass
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f. ,1:1 The ' g o l d paved s tree t s" a l s o But whence came the s a n d s sug- t h e modern type . We lave g o t t e n A gt . , Cincinnati, for particulars and lo but as - o l d e n truths , which tilled ges ted itself t o me. The intui t ive u p i n t o the regions agc\ n where w e r a t e s
the <o,d w i t h wonder . The ''heaven- response w a s , "When condi t ions are ^ bathe in the philos< ;)hy of life " lv •jl«»r\" w a s music. The "reward" favorable for regeneration where love > r o w dream if v o u like ' EXCURSIONS BY WATER. EXCURSIONS BY WATER.
happiness — a l l for those w h o had abideth, they are a l so favorable for " I dioTdream. " I "gave w a y t o the My first excursion by water from New olK\ei i the - l a w " of love for man- destruct ion where selfishness rules, s w e e t sence of inspirat io a s i t touch- York City to Florida will leave Oct. 24.
A wish const i tuted a cause Seas m a y be transferred in to deserts , ^ m e ; a s k e d n o q U e s t i ( 1S and ques- I shall have others which will leave New
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It w a s a scene of w o n d e r o u s beautv . men t from my s tandpo in t of belief, £ u e ( j m e ^^ h ighly >hilosophical me inclosing 4 cents postage stamps for I wondered h o w Palest ine looked in or educat ion a s a morta l . B u t one t h o u g h t s , largelv such t h a t m i g h t _ _ _ _ _
eseiit. At once I w a s looking c a n n o t argue a g a i n s t a n intui t ive ^ s t y l e d metaphys ica of which upon the entire change of response from nature — and such th i s m a n y were a l m o s t t o > subtle for
v. Turks, mosques , harems, seemed t o be. Well, I suppose w e a n a l y s i s . They embra ed problems si tics in abundance, together have a right t o doubt , if i t wil l d o t h a t required geometr -al precision •. ehange of influence t h a t did any g o o d . But I have done s o before for sa lut ion or discussi >n. I n t a c t , ^ase in compar i son w i t h the and a s nature is cons i s tent in such g e o m e t r y seemed t o e: ter all prob-hu;. Hut I had accustomed things , I had t o g ive in — w a s con- fems t h a t touched mi here, and 1
to those th ings , and didn't vinced. So it is possible t h a t some realized w h a t a feast v as being sac-ir. I enjoyed everyth ing a s day I wil l be convinced of th i s b i t of rfficed b y m y ignorance of t h a t sci-as "more l ight ." surprising informat ion. m c t t Before v i s i t ing t e heavens of
to mv surroundings t o However , m y curios i ty a s t o E g y p t ancient Greece, s tudy n i thematics , I
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\Ye s t o o d before the Sphinx on the saaidis of Egypt !
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channel open for the c mprehension o f t h e beautiful mor d teachings , t h a t were wreathed i their philos o p h y . I a l s o sensec; a puri ty of t h o u g h t in the surro ndines t h a t
CLASSICAL H E A V E N w a s an imat ing , uplifth < and condu-
P S Y C H I C T E L E P H O N E . « v e o f c e n t a l g r o w t h and development . I t s after effect vas cheering,
Before l eav ing E g y p t , however , 1 and I never recalled tl a t experience poinjr t o sleen w a n t e d t o k n o w if these ear th ly w i t h o u t a sense of deei grati f icat ion !E»\\+ T w ^ « i S heavens were n o t more or less sub- a n d del ight for the g o >d i t did me.
in that'waf The ^ t i^ttd to earthly iai^ai^. u cM It furnWd ~ « ^ ^ *~ in i n a i w a j . i n e sp inx- , , . . , ~ . - +hixn<rh+ nnA t
w e r e 1 t h v a f h t T h e i ^ r i t 1 J e c t e d t o e a r t h l v influences, a s co ld I t furnished m e w th food for
ua l a t m o s p h e r e w a s a l i t t l e t o o m u c h a n , d ^ f ^ 1 " a » d suffering a n d J ^ ^ ^ I ™ X^^% for v , a the re . Y o u h a d g o t b e y o n d ° ^ f V " t ^ t h e com] ehens ion of v o u r : i a t u r a l l imi t . W h e n v o u r soul -
M o s t a s s u r e d ^ , " a n s w e r e d George , h u m a n n a t u r e in geri r a l — for t h e y, . .n : . a i u r a . . . . . . . . v ,nc . , y o u ™ . - „ D , r e m e m b e r v o n r first ex- c o m p i l i n g of t h i s n a r r i ive. T h e i n . v 1 . r a : . ( a , s m c r e a s e t o t h a t degree of ^ ^ ^ b e i t a k e n t o y o n r s p i r a t i o n s i m b i b e d t h . ,-e c o n t a i n e d . c u v u y such xv,ll n o t occur . H a d I P h o m e ? , . j ^ ^ ^ s o m e t h i n g t h e essence of a l l m o , U t e a c h i n g s .
v o u s t i l l h tgher , a sense of H m e n t i o n e d i t . T h u s i t p r o v e d a w t 1-spring f ; ^ h 1 ° U m o r t i s ^ 1 ^ h e t , " P " ' " ^ * ^ f o - p a - o n w h i c h I c L l d d r a w a, IMtum. op: u'ess
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b e y o n d t h e i r h , o l d s ^ o o d a c c o r d i n g t o c i rcum-v s t a n c e s . H a v i n g w o r k e d y o u r w a y (To be Contim d.) eome i n t o a u r a s
s p i r i t u a l u n f o l d m e n t . T h a t i s t h e , .- .u . . , t _ . . ,- , -« n n . u v t i v e n a e n c v o n t h e e a r t h ' s ?"\ot \ n e s m c V y raat.ena'.. 70U n a a
There is a time in even man ' s educa-
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hi-l ier are free t o r o a m where they p k a v . a s w e are n o w do ing ."
Hut w e seem t o be on terra-h n a a , " I sugges ted .
\e> . t h a t is a very natura l looking place here."
•Where is i t s spirit wor ld?"
had v o u r parents n o t been able t o **** ^ ^ *• ignorance; tl at imitation is receive y o u — a t t e n d y o u r spir i tual •aicide; that he must t ke himself for birth — y o u w o u l d have been a t t r a c t - better, for worse, as hi portion; that ed t o y o u r home in a l i t t le whi le , though the whole univers« is foil of good, B u t had y o u been in ignorent E g y p t a o kernel of nourishing c rn can come to y o u w o u l d have found yourse l f irim but through his t< 1 bestowed on a m o n g the spirits here w h o look s o that plot of ground w ich is given to much like m o r t a l s t h a t i t i s difficult him t o tiB. —Emerson.
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tl.c leaves „„t the trees are touched with treasurer of the Club. Carrie Twin l la i ' ihc bright >l>rs which add greatly to thespeaker for the occasion. \ fV*^
Mrs. D. W. Henderson has goi
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;^Sept/17. H*v whom eflfect^^he soul or life-principle of exis- e o w o <MWTH-- in 1832. add isteda t e n c c ^ e , so-called.
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t'uvir beaut \. An occasional chestnut ;...r h.is o;» ruil and we already see the •. •.•ple wan-iering around under the trees t»> e.tteii the first chestnuts of the season.
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Cleveland, from there she goes t o CI for a few days, then to Texas to f\
7 ,-, , , « , , , • , ^ ,« son, Walker, then t o San Franciscan Lar-^e NOCK* ot blackbirds are seen gath- , , T -
, , . ^ she expects to met her son, John cring into Kr^c colonies preparatory to T.__ ,_ . , , _ TM_«H'_;JL *_ taking their southern flight.
\!rs. Young is the guest of Mrs. Binney. •.iiarlic \vil<!rick has been to Bradford.
has been in the Phillipines for years.
Mrs. PettengilTs house has again a coat of white, and appears like a
lack Hinn. > has gone to Pennsylvania palace to grtet the visitors at L&jg for a few i iys trip. Mrs. Pettengill and the Campbell "
Miss Srilisnn was here over Sunday ers' houses are decidedly ornamen' f: om Jamestown. oare the making of the beautiful eaj
Mrs. Gunnison and daughter are here *° *"e c a m P for a shor: stay. Mrs. Craig, her sister and da
The lolh Club gave a dance at Library v isited Toronto during the fair ? hail, Thursday evening, Sept. 25th. M i s s Hortense Craig and Mrs.
M i» i..- u -a u - • • ~A * visited there the following week^J v«!rs. Pain Richards has returned from _ , , . , * '*i • • . , . ! _ . xir ,,„ .,. of them were much surprised to find
a visit to h<.r mother, at \Vellsville. t ._ . . •», « . 1 r ^ a beautiful citv. Clean, well impr<
Mrs. Mary McDonald of Toronto, ^ ^ . ^ r e s i d e n t 9 f fine p a r k S | m i
vi.iie,! the L'l'e for a day last week. cent government buildings, good strife! Mrs la- s Cady of Sinclairville has service and well paved streets. Eat
t». i;uat tin >•. -i Cottage on Second ave. department store is worthy of Tiu Maw abv-es will give a dance at mention, it being one of the finest
Ca-sa.l.-i.^a. Saturday evening, Oct, 4th. ment stores in North America. Tcnroil Mr. A. ! jackson's son is visiting him d o e s l l o t n e e d to take a back scat>fj
t..r a few ,1 ay> from ICast Arcade, N. Y. * n y c i t v of its size in the United St • W-. i \im w « u « « , « ^ « « , ^ about 200,000.
\ir>. Mcv> and Mrs. Waidow returned io thiir ht!.::. .n Buffalo. September 30th. ^ ' s . D- Banta, daughter of
Mr., lawns and her sister, Mrs. Cop- M a ? e r o n M a r i o n Street, has s e c u r e | | ur; ! to their homes in Roches- l o t c a s t o f t h e M a ^ e r QO*& *
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int^^miiMrt i x~jfk ing np»kmdt namelyl will-power. When 343; raai «Liiy Dai«.^^...
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v :vn ly. >TCCK ana wiuiam . ., . j . , -_ , m the center and spent a great del
ot r.nfialo, spent one dav at the _ 1 U , , _ .. x « : 1 - money and hard work on it they
1 v ' v t v many choice vines and flowers. Mis-s Liar.-, ^l.trk. of Buffalo, Mrs. R. h a v e | ) e e n h e r e a i | s u m m e r and a « p|
- l.ll'.ie "s o-nwhter, spent a few days on j n g e ? i r i v again next year and g o o n t:..• urr. MU ;- recently. the improvements. This is a good'
i t. Ski . r e has gone to Washington, pie for us all to follow. Their, !'. C , t(» i iund the funeral of Sidney '*Hilltop Cottage,*' in among the pife| Wilson. pe.i>ion agent. on the grounds. Mrs. Mayer, Mtfal
-everil T> ojlo go to the grape conntry tilda Mayer and Mrs. D. Banta 1 is week . work in the vineyards. The gone to their homes in Buffalo, and - ape seas i is very late this fall. Anna Myers to Lockport.
Miss (trace Richardson has gone on a IMPROVEMENTS. ^ visit to WcUsville and vicinity, she ex- The work of improving the p.cts to be <;one until after the holidays, and buildings goes steadily on.
YY. 11. P. ich is in Chicago and will trees have been taken out and now arrive home Saturday. An interesting the ground is made smooth wfcefl Utter from hini will be found on pags 6. were and the trees taken away yo^si
! „lius Paine, our depot agent,has moved " ^ ^ * * * h a t t h e v a r e ?OQe* , a
las lamilv icre from Cassadaga, thev are raore c o u l d ** r c m o v e d m ^ s a ^ « I>>eliele cottage on Buffalo * ? , that is, in Melrose park and hfl
the auditorium and the Grand hotelJ
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occuliving tiie street.
Mrs. Ksiella iner aa«l \ .ci;i \ irs. r»:ii!i<-' i're'.loniti.
William C. I;. Steck. grandson o f Mrs. ^ I'.hia W il'low, spent a few davs here ai - ' l \i i s
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up to the Library hall, and still that were necessary for shade. We^ so much cloudy weather that we tt let the sun shine in when it will, the houses and grounds out. Th4£ very important both to health preserving of the buildings.
it his gasoline launch away T h e Grand is being shingled, a»<f interior being renovated through
;. K\ ib-rth Crnig gave a parlor and the guests will be very happily j on Mevtal Science last evening at prised upon their return next season^
V. She was the guest of The ojBice building has been thofou r. :,n. cleaned both up stairs and dowa a 1 s. T<H- T inter have had a ready for the painters and paperha M«-<* Turn.-r's brother and Manv changes will occur in the * l .'..dden and Mrs. Griffith, the grounds by the fence and b a r » i | ^
will be announced as fast as they dtav.' ..ou. W. \ a. into form. - \ He.iten and Mr. Horace M r s - I s a b ^ 1 ] „B a t c?, i s eorrespba,
. r T ., v v secretarv and all mrul pertaining t d th rd Jamestown, N Y., c a n s l i o u l d b e a d d r c s s e d t o h e r ^ € f i n inarring*? Sept. 17th by ,f
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A CARD OF THANKS. ui\e*: * \ 1-tic" Purple by her friends Lily Dale is noted for surprise** Kr> en the evening of Sept. 15th. See 15 the friends here gave me a hi r -Can! >f Thanks" for particulars. tion at the South Park hotel* 1 Henry Smith invited me to a six*
Mrs M 'TV A. D. Robertson, of Buffalo, dinner, saying she would call and 1 J ]v>,.. v the Wadsworth place on me to her home. She came an<
t *i *..<, ™,«o aMii a me to the hotel instead, whefe, w5 T- r<« \vi n-ic where the tire was, and a «_• I» L* i .r-. . \ \ I - . IK . « ' « 1 1 » . jjjreat surprise, were assembled ai ].i room :..u*e will be erected there this fiftv g e n t leman ami ladies, all JP4<
with smiles. Mrs. Smith seated raj _. , t .^ .Ua . ^ 4 the head of the table, (age before B,gden passed to the great w W c h w M w e W m^ w ( t h a | ,
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btyoml a: the home of Mr. and Mrs. acies of the season. The flower"^ Tacob Wr; 1.u Sept. 22nd. Mrs. Greena- tions were profuse and very mver oificiatid at the serA'ices. For par- The young ladies who served were c<
• , . ^+1^ eous and polite, and I wish to tha: tieulars see obituary notice. for t h e p l e a s t j r e thy ffatherin|| f ""
Miss ()eor"ia Tillinghast. daughter of me. Such demonstrations a r # | Mrs V \\r Tillinghast, was recently oasis in the desert of life, and f I; ,\ir>. 1. l i f e • l i y e t o s n o w m y appreciatioa § married to Mr. Eric Johnson. Mr. and f r j e n d s f o r t h d r ]OY\nf, minia^l Mrs Johnson and Mrs. Tillinghast wtll They blest me in basket and/ make their home at Wahoo, Neb. while I (in my feeble way)
. .. „ . A. . cast some bread on the w a t e r / ^ There i* quite a little gas ro toe air , ^ 3 ™ ^ t o me four-fold. Afite*?
here about leasing land in the immediate ments the company repaired to A
vicinitv and prospecting for natural gas Hall where games were enjo3
and oil. The land can be ipr^red bat J j ^ T n V T n d C p p v ^ d as vet nothing definite has oeea 4Jon€, f f m p t h e r e w a r d y o n g0 rfcf^
Among those who have left the grounds May the WMte ItoYc^of peace since the last issue are: Mrs. Sarah Cooke. *»«" *t J « « ftft^i,, Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. Brawn, Mrs. Harden- M | t 8 B M
burg, Mrs. Enches, Miss Kate Peate, Lily Dale, Sept. 21st. 190^.^ 1 f J
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ms in general-th« center of ^atj s is l P«k»«en Jg» !oea?e, all J a y have noticed, is * « , 8 M j W a r ^
^escperiea^d •-, toe( chest or g g ^ g l x e ^ S S - S S S i ^ ?
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s generally: It appears that "T£r v~—-—r t t? t t -~: -.-• «-^ 7 ^ i *irr * "7 Chantauqna Lalte Special will tm each
part of our being is. needed m Sunday firom July 6 to Scptemt*r 2 4 ind* petus to t i e will. A e t h e r we stw. Leave Dunkirk, 8 l f&*l m*; E«donia»
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• ime^csm'||nd look pleasant, tte^Mwjlo|ig yon a)re down,
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I ; Ver>- rich camp. (Total acreage 2$,t$7) o|serat-( ; ing. Mines in Guanaveci, Durango,; Mexi
Ooe niiiie io Dorap eoca S » j A continuance of Ancient A I 1 works operated and control! , ' chusettsUnd Maine Ca: I' > . ! , • -v * . '
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S F V F N T H A N N I I i l f A N V F N T I A N T h e 8 P e c i a l committee presented the of the Philosophical Joun /, or to Sec-J H ? fill i l l AH11UAL W W ? £11 H U H f o n o w i n g report, which was adopted: retary W. T. Jones, 305 L; rkin St.
^ M A A M M A « « M / "Your committee appointed t o consid- A large audience assembl* 1 to enjoy the Of t h e C a l i f o r n i a S t a t e A s s o c i - er ways and means to harmonize all closing session of the se enth annual
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elements in the ranks of the Spiritualists of California, would respectfully report: That in the opinion of your committee
The State Association met at 10 a. m. the harmonizing can best be brought on Friday, September 5, and alter read- about by active and general propaganda m- ;im! approving the report of the w o r k through missionaries, mass con«« committee on credentials, 4 2 delegates ventions, and literature, and to were e itcd and given badges. would we suggest that the S t *
The minutes of the previous meeting be requested t o appoint one Ittff'noi were read and approved. active and efficient organizers;
The following committees were then secretary be requested t o arrang appointed. as possible, circuits for this
On C:\dentials-F. H. Parker, Dr. H. to hold mass conventions inf M. Karker and Mrs. Ella York. p a r t s of the state such as ihei
on Resolutions—H. H. Nichols, Mrs. Association is now holding, l-.mma E. Shaw and Dr. R. B. Tripp. similar requirements."
On Reports of Officers-J. M. Chase, Mrs. Lillie, Mr?. Seal, W. f !>r. I!. M. Barker and Mrs. H. F. Mich- others discussed the idea of £
c n c r headquarters. Mrs. Seal n: i V s s Committee—Allen Franklin Brown i o c a i societies contribute
: ! !. M. Chase. for its permanent establish: M i . K. S. Lillie introduced Mr. Allen Q. Newman made a forceful
i'ranUin Brown and on motion he was favor 0 f having a good rooni cleeteti delegate at large, and an inter- floor, and that the expense:! j . - . ^ . n >f ten minutes was taken for the by local societies. Mrs.Gill pmposC 0 f social enjoyment and rest. approving the sentiment. Twelv
Mr-, K. Parker. Santa Rosa, was elec- having arrived, the convention I ted a deli gate at large. to 1 p. m. in the lower Scotfcwf
M.-s. fanning, of Berkeley, said that II ~L\ ± • •* i • A • AFTKRNOON SESSION
:e o .Id see that a spiritual society is ~«-*«-.«.wv« OG.9*SW«» i'i\' > !ii/A 1 there during the year. Convention called to ordertf
Mi>. Sarah Seal made a plea for the President C. H. Wadsworth aw '•fdrjii:^ to become members of the Me- m.t and the roll was called. t*
Protective Association and unit- The chair appointed Mrs. Gil i k for their own protection. Mrs. Ford as tellers, and thtel
i r ink II. Parker of Santa Cruz said directors resulted as follows! j !.r.>>.-»n.iries should be employed to form lespie, f. M. Chase, Mrs. Emma v»eie:ie> as auxiliaries to the State As- H. H. Nichols, Wm. R. Rider, -••ci.stion. Parker, C. J. Hasman, Mrs.
Wadsworth and W. T. Jones.
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, followed by . a address by X . R. Gillespie: a violin solo
1 Seal (accoi panist, Mrs. an inspiration il address by
i SM Lillie closed th< most inter-eonwntion in the listory of the
that the vork accom-its dellbera ons may retire Spiritu lists of Can
i n e harmoni us band, all, er in one c< union cause— the world 1 tter and hap.
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v_.-ulei! to order at 1:20 p. m. Upon —. ,. .. , « ,, , , , ,n ' , ; A The directors retired and
ll cail of delegates, 4-3 were found to r .. ^ „ T e u w * - * fr following omcers: Pres., J. Shaw
pie, 748 O'Farrei St., San „ x . _ , Vice-President, J. Munsell C
L oiitninnicaticns— From Mrs. Eudora ~ ,.r . . . 0 ^ . . . . . . . A , . California street, S. F.;
A ' I M « « « » " • « h t r , n a b l h t y t o ^ a t j o n e s , 305 Larkin St., San fi the v 'onve i i t ion . „, u* » • o i*»^
. , , c T _, f Treasurer, Mrs. Annie E. Wa OLU-Kramfrom London. Eng.. from 4 2 0 E d ( 1 s t > < S a n F r a n c i 9 C 0 ;
Mine. I lorence Montague sending greet-ni>rs to the convention.
A telegram was received from Hon. H» I*. I'.irrett, president of the National association, and read to the convention as follows: "Greeting to convention. Success to its work. Spiritualism forever.*' [Applause].
Also a letter from Mr. H. W. Richard* son. president of the New York State Association, sending cordial greetings.
On motion il was agreed to charge an „ . . . . •-.•_* ^ idm.ssion fee of 10c for Saturday and
> . m d a y e v e n i n g s .
\i!en Franklin Brown outlined plans ::.'.opted by other states, i. e., for holding mass conventions in cities where halls, -.\MMC, etc.. are offered free, the Associ- . r A - ,. .-«* .^
. . . . , . the press for reports given of oweineet^ atioi; tnrmshing speakers and paying r , ^ "-1
ilicir transportation and advertising out **..' , A. , l l .„ . , , , * . The next annual convention i^ill
<»t the collection. . _ . • x . ,. ., , .... . . • , held in San Jose. M;s. h. S. Lillie advocated emplovmg . -**. , A -. . . . r • ° A vote of thanks was tender
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JHETAPHYSICAL. * CeaefectesJ By BVIE P . BACH.
SIXTH ANNUAL MEETING Of the T e n * State Natl< rial Asso
ciation of Spiritual eta*
M • V ^ ^ M M A M
T h e C r o s s .
I made the cross myself whose weight Was later laid on me.
This thought is torture as I toil Up life's steep calvary.
To think my own hands drove the nails! I sang a merry song,
And chose the heaviest wood I had To build it firm and strong.
If I had guessed — if I had dreamed Its weight was meant for me,
I should have made a lighter cross To bear up calvary.
AKNIB R. ALDRICH.
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THE WORLD. i t s i m p i Y m e a n s you are t o h a v e the
well lost when the world is "grit idea of the value of a So«l# f h a t you are t o base your o w n character iipon
I a re patient and firnTand strong w n » t you are, not as w h a t yott happen t o find it in time (though the time be have been born with as t o material pofpes-
7 world wheels 'round beside you. S i ° n * ° r ° P P o r t « n i t i e s ; that yott * « a t all times and under all condit ion* t o
.u -i ,uv t ) sail first o'er a new thought remember that you have inherent poffCM
r . A bVu it will scourge and score you; t h a t o u g h t t o b e u s « ^ for creating O n -;!i:i: abreast with a skilful tack, ' "*:4" *•—- _•*•__ . ^ -^
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ember 5 , 6, 7 and 8 , 902 , S. £ . sixth annual meeting < the Texas
National Association < Spiritual-a t heW§t* the Spiritua ist Temple lveston, Texas . Of t ie thirteen
societies, eight were represented enteen delegates. The convention
formed and committee appointed "Our i i „ s are songs; V jHmki and the repor s of officers h . God writes the words,
V • ]L A And we set them to music at leisure; V^&f** reaa. ^mj t j , e s o n g j s 8 a tj o r t n e g o n g j s g | a < j t
fohtifi W. Ring and Sec'y Mrs. As we choose to fashion the measure.
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In the meantime do your beet toract-ualize your ideal. This is the s e c r # of
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Our thoughts then need a s much guard- P u t a s a 8 e e d i n t o y ° n r • * * * a « .. and whether the latter « l o u g h t . t h a t y ° ° c a n a f f o r d , % * * ^ r _ ^ „ „ not the trouble fol lowing ^ d °»>8 I™ "<>*"> "*. W* can J J j , t f c e d X , asZ\lj pert rmed by the
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Even if you g o hungry for a fc|r meals* keep your thought right — i. e.f j l f fous, expectant, steadfast. %
Be as fair t o this thought-seed ia^your mind-garden as you would be t o the peas and beans and lettuce in yonr!vege< table garden. ij
Try t o be a s patient and a s industrious iKtwecn myself and any man, w o - i n making this garden fruitful a s y o u
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Tlii- day, of all days , I will s tart w i t h :' uLi.t> of gentleness, kindness, good temper, courage, decision, indeed, in high ml gentle thought , this will be the most pr.-tit.iMr ilay 1 have ever spent.
My thoughts shall be so pure, clean : even-tempered that nothing will
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i/k-v.K'nt* with love and kindness and pass tiu-.n l»y as thin air; nothing this day -I-all »!c> troy my gentle temper; my th >UJJ!K> must be so pure this day ::i.it there will not be any clash or friction m.-iM, i hil«l or beast .
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r e s : hi':. .lavs, with good, healthful thoughts , no hurried or impatient thought .
TiiU is the day 1 must be patient , and n«»: I'rvtful, impatient, hurried, irritable ->r impatient.
tiet into a re thoughtful m ations .
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M. D. Tern .', of League de Minister of the Gospel of
At 8:15 p . t. the audi-Temple w a s ft led w i t h peo*
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DEATH, THE MEANING AND RESULT.
—BY—
John K. Wilson. This is an exhaustive treatise of 560
pages, consisting of messages received through independent telegraphy and the incidents connected therewith. The messages were received in the office of the compiler, who is an attorney of excellent standing in Pennsylvania, and the contents make an extremely interesting as well as instructive book.
It has already had an extensive sale which will grow as it becomes known.
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'* * * ~ those afflictions. You deepen, strengthen HEART TALKS. a n ^ prolong the effects of sickness by
^~~~~~ dwelling upon it in thought and ineechv iiY H E L E N VAN-ANDERSOX. You can hasten your recovery byj#njoy*g
Don't think of yourself a s poor, ineffi- i"g your return t o health and showing c e n t and luckless". If that idea is your your delight in it , and t h a t i s t l § onlyf! helm be sure it wil l take vou into troub- w a y you should remind others o f the ills led waters . Thoughts and things will be you have endured. Never speak of i frktly? <>j a kind. The povertv thoughts will family affairs, and especially h e | * r e f n l | make vou buv the cheapest suit of clothes, not t o a l low yourself, under a n y : the cheapest "dress-goods; will make y o u cation, t o criticize any member take the second-hand carpet, the auction- *a™ly in conversation w i t h even your eered piano or the patched-up machine, dearest friend. Avoid talking t o o a iuch Vou will find vourself grav i ta t ing t o the of any kind about your nearest 0f kin^ house that sags and s tands on a weedy You are naturally^deeply interested e b o n t mreet because the rent i s cheaper." your brother's college experiences-* You will eat stale fruit for the same sister's coming-out party, but f reason Vou will offer your services a t rather colorless t o people outsi half price, and then, even wi thout intend- o w n house. There is nothing i n * it. give half-price service. coming t o a girl than a wo
\Vhv- Because vou are cheap. Because ^ o u t her personal and family vou have stamped and sealed your o w n Beware of go ing in to details h i thou.'ht of yourself upon everybody's t ion upon such subjects, ft mind as well a s your o w n ; upon your some t o any thinking person
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Ie assembled >n the beach, Terrace ruins for memorial
w h o passet a w a y in the lion disaster < 1900 . Ap» dresses were • lade by Mrs. &r. Ring; the entire crowd ing "Nearer 11 God t o Thee"
t o blend witl the mnrmur* w a v e s In solemn reqnii rt. Bach per-present received a n< wer from the
tOithrow upon the vraves. "Let ' said Mr. Rii g, "receive a vingly cas t it v >on the waves
commemorat ig the dead , for which th heart of the has throbbed. Impressive
i t w a s t o set the hundreds d o w n t o the water's edge
single flower of a garland ives, just a s the snn w a s .
lind one of he thousands iken in to th< arms of the
A volume of Mrs. Hull's best earlier poems, mostly impromptu, delivered before audiences, on subjects presented hv the audience. Also several of her essays and short sermons. Bound in beveled boards with portrait, price 75 cents.
Spirit Echoes:
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Joan, The Medium. or, the Inspired Heroine of Orleans. By Moses Hull. This is at once the most truthful history of Joan of Arc, and one of the most coavincistf arguments on Spiritualism ever written. Victor Hugo said: "Joan of Arc w a s the only person ' who ever had control of an army at the age of eighteen years, and the only general who never made a mistake." No novel was ever more Inter* esting; no historv more true than this pamphlet. Price, cloth covers, 35c, paper IS cents.
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Tetmagean Inanities, Incongruities. Incon* sisteneies and Blasphemies.
A review of Rev. T. De Witt and Rev. Frank De Witt Talmage's oft repeated attack» on Spirit. ualistn. This is not dry argument; it is learned, logical and witty. It is filled with just such ' arguments as are needed to meet the stock argn* '" ments that are used every day to kill Spiritual*: ism. Moses Hull shows that everyone of the Taint agean arguments has a sharper edge to be need .-against themselves than the one they use against r< Spiritualism. 48 well printed pages. Price, 10 cents.
The Spiritual Birtfi; or Death and Its To-morrow.
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The Heel Issue-By Motes Hull. (Only a few left and not t o be
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The Old end the New; Or the World's Progress In Religious Thought.: In this pamphlet Moses Hull shows the advaacsv. meat of the world from i ts infancy to its present maturity. Price, 10 cents.
S w e e t Away. A sermon by Moses Hull on some of the sins ot
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W. H . B a c h V i s i t s F r i e n d s a n d morning drove five miles to K wannee, ^ , , ^ .- « - wbci t 1 found'the families of liose on R e l a t i v e s a n d t h e S c e n e s o f ^ i i ^ » ^ • j * u J
my father's side of the honse nd more H i s C h i l d h o o d . 0 id frienda of my boyhood da s. Tak-
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been informed that ye editor has gone which I radiated to the homes of ancle on a trip t o visit his mother, and anat aad cousins galore. grandparents, brothers, sisters, cousins Thertime passed all too raj Jly. Ar-and aunts. This makes quite an array riving there a t noon Saturday I fownd and takes quite a time t o attend t o it, that toangements had been m. le for an
Man pospones or remembers; he does live in the present, but with reverted eye laments the past, or. heedless of the riches that snrround him, stands on tiptoe t o foresee the future. He cannot be happy and strong until he lives with nature in the present, above time.
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c went; four and one alf miles up the river, calling at the home
friends of my U her and then back to town </here we
the home o another o Spew! the evening. ,; liere were nine of c s on the trip twenty-whom %erc relatives. ti ls time passed and ny limit
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to. and when T H E SUNFLOWER but as wages are below the con" , a Aeeklv—mv. but don't that eration of our American printers, Sjie «.- I think the editor will put think that is the principle reason «f||y
A • tutorial staff and make me they do it—they use more time in i - way all the time. When he the work.
MOW £lad his subscribers are to Leaving the pleasant home of attnt, 1WK'K. I think he will give me uncle and cousin at Manitowoc atlpffsO '..!) anvwav. For 1 heard the a. m., 10:30 found me at the home of < ry where say they were so glad another aunt, sixteen miles away, Jfjpt
lack. ?Jany of the subscrib- was lound grandfather and grandmother, . . > say they thought the editor one <*>5 and the other 82 years of age, «ii ecu hacker, and now that he aunt, uncle and t w o cousins, whitebait t'-iey don't know what to other was married and lived batj
miles away with her husband and Ken out hunting chestnuts, for girl. i- lure yet, and you have got t o At this place four generations gal K-tore daylight with a lantern around the table and it is useless t o
them ahead of her. They are very that we talked all the time. A c< wt hut we are going to have a tion of magpies would be quiet
st before long and then there pared to us, and sometimes all \ t i tv of them. talked at once so no one knew ftf! •ttengill is very anxious to have the other was saying; but we enjojwpit
M- in connection with the camp and that makes the spice of living. -4; icr kind of shape, and I guess The time passed all too quickly, and it •'"•uoil before she gets through, seemed as though my visit was not half itc she is going at it. done when the stage driver came^to
those people did have a fine take me to nn' next stopping place, i l \ antic Citv, X. J. The Keel- This was mv memorable ride f o # it
Klls, Whites, Eliza Page and took me through the scenes of my early ;. NO many who were acquaint- childhood days, past the place where I V \ were quite at home. They was born and spent my life up to twelve •». 'lung, got up before break- years of age. The old places looked fa-j hered sea shells, promenaded miliar to a certain extent, but the ^lies
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: • acilities to turn out the appearance of some of my old jjf&y-r means lots of work to get ground on the beach very much. !The v like T H E SUNFLOWER, and old school house had been changed or
publishing and job work they moved away, new residences and large c will accomplish it, he has barnes took the ].laces of log house*£nd ver and determination enough small barns, while everywhere the t anything he makes up his and whistle of threshing machines told
the story of a prosperous year llfith d dark at Lily Dale now, no large crops. ik
I v trie lights. I wish the peo- Like all the places 1 have visited, em buy some street lamps. If ployers are complaining of a sc
' ouM just start out it would help, it being almost impossible tjtyi t all wish they had them, cure help to move their crops. i the center of Caldwell Park At about 2 p. m. I arrived at nr|fold •e with no others on the home where my time from fofir*tO>$^|£tfe
years was spent. The old honse Say, '.he editor said some real nice there looking as natural as cvert^iaty
thing* -.bout me in his letter. I haven't so much smaller, the store had the " got any settlement to make yet with appearance but carried a larger ail' the readers of T H E SUNFLOWER, but ter stock of goods; the sawmill they all say the last issue is all right, so pond were no more, and even the bail 1 think the editor will feel that he can ings had been taken away for Other leave the paper to us again. purposes. The pier had rolled a w a y %nd
One lady wanted to know why I was boats no longer stopped there, K J "a greenbaeker," why wasn't I a "gold Nearly all of the old f a m i l i a r ^ ' ^ hug' or a "silverite." She hadn't thought gone and but a few of those that she had never seen a biped of my even knew the name of rem style that was not a greenbaeker. I of my cousins were living here couldn't be anything else, and hop cupy the house I lived in, while around the way I do. house I can remember living ill
If you never hear from me again yon standing, and although an may know the editor has anchored me changed its appearance somewaa out in the lake with the rest of the had a familiar appearance croakers or disposed of me in some way old schoolmates live here and t for something I have done in his ab- pleasure of calling on them, sence, but I don't think he will. my cousins took me on a
A. GRBBifBACKEft. we called on several of the
Ke# innee I went to Green spent a short me with | | father's broth rs still in tad been called way the rived and so I si v but lit-e was engaged > give en-
the street fair md I had of witnessing the pro-ttle of Sanji in Hill, a
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people w uld know for privile es, in fact
ongh they wer going to into partners] p and see not be made to g o on
ly in the ft :nre than past, whicl can not rything mo -» satisfac-ent, residen ^ and sum-
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my young* t brother e land of the >akotahs,''
one, witl his wife, orrow morni g. Friday
have a g thering at will get tog- her again
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LIGHT FROM EYERYWHEKF I1K' t o s t u d y m e d i c i n e i n t h a t d t y - W e EDUCATE THE PEOPLE. Y o u 8 a y* " E v e r y animal eaten, you same land devoted to cereal and fruit n meet here an old friend and co-worker, n -,-.-. ..- must remember, dies a practically pain- raising would support a dozen times the
Bro. G. C. B. Ewell, who is conducting Prootia of Arterial Embalming E; olalnetf— *e8S death. # * * He does not antici- population it can support by the raising quite a large sanitarium and doing well/' What to do Whan Death Oe urs. pate death, he suffers no mental tor- of flesh; and finally by every lofty human
Mrs. Estella Baillet writes fromUtica,N. ?he <|ay i , passed when eighbors t u r e -" l c*nnot imagine whence you thought and feeling, which shrinks from Y.: "A parlor meeting was held Sunday, w e r t called upon to perform be disa. draw the reasons for such a belief. The bloodshed, cruelty and injustice, and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. Rectcr, greeabk and dangerous Usk f laying s l a u 8 h t e r »y«tem from beginning to end disdains to impose upon others those 559 Lincoln Ave., opening with a song out the dead, and the friends * nt shop- i s o n c o f c r « e l t y . a n d offering. We degrading tasks we ourselves repudiate, followed b% a reading by your corres- pin~ to select and bargain for a coffin, s h o u l d n o t t a k e t h e i d e a l a t t h e ba8*8 o f Jon 8av» " W c a r c * l o n S . w a v
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pondent, Mrs. Estella F. H. Baillet, and deeompoaition, obnoxious >dor and argument, but fact, as they are. The £ * \ * a £ ^ entitled. -Washington's Vision." After burrSe* burial was accepted a^ an un- freeing and starvation on the western c h i c a g o ^ e r i c a n J*
n touch with each otheran«f^kh another song "Pensacola" Mrs. Baillet's avoidable result. plains; the horrors of transportation by
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SY ^ r t ^ ^TO^ubKckigeneral as well n under- s e a a n d l a n d ' t h e p a i r i n g marches comply every «r M r s LeiSht> a veteran worker and a tak***, are being educated in t e knowl- pver hot and dusty roads; the brutality ^
. u ~ s i < ^ of this city for many years and edge |*f the importance and a, vantages »' « J ? f J " ™ * ? • _ b ° ! h P ^ f a ° * takes place in both states of conscious-
White has gone to Wash- a well known medium throughout cea- of arterial embalming, and in order to P n v a t e . the scent of blood, the fear, the
1 t « s rn ' l s h o r t r e p o r t s of their work* ..?•> ) i i ' M r c s H m n s t a c 1 t- r impl i ca t ion
MEMORY. Any hypnotic subject remembers what
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— -rev-- «-• - , ^ I M J A ,. AM4,U «„ ^ ^ u ^ , ; ^ u u — ne s s« That is, what he does while hyp-tral New York, followed with test.. They rem^mrfowufed ideas and very ob- , t " " * £ j h « J * " J \ y ****&* bl°™ n o t i 2 e d i a n d w h a t h e d o e t w h i f c i n ; h e
ie Twin- will speak in Buf- « around a table and very satisfactory jeedafc. pabBdt? » Pven to the fact "j»U .**•« a r e ***• too well known to n o r m a l ^ ^ S o m e ^ ^ V n e m W . tests were given by Mrs. Antrim, and tha*Mert is no occasion to e -hide the * d m , t . , ° f « • « • * , " n o . 8 t r o . n 8 w
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Baxter is engaged at Man- * « ; F . a ^ u r g and Mrs W g h t read ft^^firon, the room when tl arterial ^ " * f j - * * ^ £ ' 8 ™ did while hypnotized. If
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iy S. Pepper lectured and gave ^ ^ T ? ^ ™J*1 ^ L 1 ! ^ ^ # ^ ^ ^ v e treatment c i i a \ crhill, Mass., Sept. 28th.
upon the table. I leave for Herkimer the er exposure ol person, simply o i 27th, visiting Mohawk, Lion and Frank- an arterial tube into an arter in
Spiritualist Lyceum will f o r t l j e f o r e my return to Lily Dale, about arnt lad whileldropsy and ot er causes ^ ^ "•olvet the !"ic I'»..str.a
,n Sun.iay, Oct. r>th in Paine Hall. t h e i r n h T find t h e Si NFLOWER flourishes 0 f tttui: Pettibone and wife are located pretty well here but shall endeavor to y ej
: U> Huntington Ave., Boston, Mass. secure more subscribers and renewals, as e
Mr. A-.istin of Toronto, spoke at the I go from place to place. Also solicit for mediately after death. .\-..ipU- in lutfalo. some of the Sundays the Psychic Era. My many correspond- f, • t >. ;»utn!)t r. cuts will please bear with me until I get fegj
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better than the worst of its inevitable ^ u """" "J*"'""*~V " y O U t€\ a *?bJ y ^ ^ g ject while hypnotized that a stick which
You say, "Not alone the human race y o " h ^ l d i n a J>ecttti!ar w a y *• a P°^er'
• * • t> A and then awaken mm and ask him what carnivorous. Every great rifice of human y o u h o l d i n y o u r h a n d ht w U 1 P 1 , 0 0 1 ? ^
« | n d while dropsy and ot er causes ~ W £ I L throu^h V \ r n ^ « J a t » - « « at some s^ec^t death may Itqnire special reatment ^ ; ^ ^ 2 ! ! ^ ^ ™ ^ ^ ^ ^ «eance, if you hold the stick in vo«r
legal as well as othe reasons tions and depravity of man, this is so " A>- «~ :. +ua+ « --..o^^ «.i.«, :* «. „i,4. *^ hand as before, he will most likely say
ming should not be per. litted im- [ar • * " t h a t a r e a s o n y h v lt o u « h t t o that it is a poker * beso> The vegetarian does not object ZJ u w a 5 ^ " '
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ill A. A rent can be addressed for m<»mh of October at Pittsburg, Pa., •nil (Mivcry.
! lie Washington State Association c;•.:.ipinccting closed with the state con* vctition. Sept. 1 and 2.
Moses Hull was a drawing card at the >\. amorc irrove, Los Angeles, Cal. camp, (hiring the week of the 7th.
Mrs. H. Sully, of Buffalo, has returned h>:ne from a very pleasant two-weeks oir.ing at Atlantic City, N. J.
The Spiritualists of Oregon have or-
again answer the "pack" awaiting me th«^|tfe sense of feeling rem* as for a
also believed by those vho pro- t o t h c ***** °? l l f e - b e o b J e c t s t o t h e
tualism, and who clai i to have w w ^ w a i y taking of life. nication* from depart d « « « * o * ^ y . " A 8 ^ d e n Chang* to vegc-
There are different conditions of memory in different subjects, and while a particular result might easily be pro-
2 T ! ; tariamsui wottld be detrimental to the * « « » • « * »ubject perhap. it would - r v —n^-ar- -r " ior a .^.^ . ,. ^^ u ATOH» «« :^:„^M«i work differently with another subject,
at my earliest convenience. My address titn^lper the Spirit has passe out, but 71«o r ,of t h c r a c e ; M a n v a n ^dividual, ^ . ^ . ^ A _ l ^ %_± ^ » — : T T *- «- — :«^i-^:*,« 4-u «r^**- u.„ «,a / ia 4uu -~A Individual temperament must always be will be Herkimer. X. Y. for the preieni" be that at it ( «ay, the dolj qualified « * * » « the wnter, has made this sud- experiment*.
arterial embalmer, for profew « a l tea- d « * ^ " t o h w P ^ m a - ^ t welfare, k _ ^ : . J J _ s_ _P=" ^^ • • • ^ ^ i flfM, «w-;,.,i v^« 0 ^ « v ^ * i , ^ A person who is slow inaction while S A N I T Y A N D P S Y C H I C POWEK. sons, delay* iU embalming or a time **"_***_* Vl7 Jh .?"_ ^ ?J awake, will be more or less alow while
the bod id there ., „_ **.» a.«v«»« mi ,a. taken place, a»d i, c « e the £ * • «J ^ e t a r i a n peasantry of ^
oraajr other cause nay delay Scotland, Ireland, France, Turkey, Swe- LEWIS R. HILLIER.
A person who develops and uses *&* psychic power, must have perfect ijelf owl< control. The student who is seeking to ofs>1
unfold clairvoyance, clairaudience, auto- J J J j J T V — J . ' " ^ ^ v e ;, st"' t5on'9 den, Japan? Does vegetarianism weaken
P .SV rnVbrrea SfffttWiSSZ £ £ 1 ^ ^ ° ' ^ ai. tHi„ g , No matter whether the c^n- m ^ j g ^ j - r be made f ^ ^ t ^ Z w S ? People who suffer from tired eyes - a n d
• i c, , A • . WUUIA m u n i c a t i o n s or messages purport to come • J ^ S T ' ^ J * TUT" *JT" '"" 'uT ardron Waener. Remenyi, Ben i a rain who do not at t i m e s - m a y be glad to gi.aized a Mate Association, which held f r o t n his own ego or a spirit, he must abte%fnditionpi before artena embalm- "f™^: n a J n c r » remenyi, cenjamm .„«,«-• . L A J ^ J . ;r< first 'mnual convention Ser t ^ fi . r n t_.- 5 . . .. . . . - T « sn«* Jlii K* «%r# *riv «^rform^ Tri^^fflr. Franklin and many others who have tTJ a rrench autnors accidently-duv i:> nrst annual convention sept, o, o not follow blindly the dictation, but he U I S P i * °* P ^ V y penormca lneemc- - „,w---*i ^««.^« n « . « : « U f » u « . « „ . « - i „ I - , , . i . H , # iT ;««^«&»« ^JL «««i;fi*>i a MN i MnrMiim contributed to the worlds history and covered remedy. One night when engaged a n l • must hold everything to the light of ob- « « * W « dttfir?fcwuified arten 1 embalm- ^ .__._„_ J ;« «^rt«« . « . ^ u u . — . -«.«- -L*
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Mrs. Tillie V. Reynolds has served the jective reason. If i :r«;t Spiritual Societ>' of Buffalo, at Tc.r.ple, auring September and is engaged control over his passions, and uses *nd|fli»s cfcrtiffeate is accepted for October. psychic power in moderation, the results *«*$'# ***** **• b c e n propei ly treated,
.'.covge J. Arent passed to a higher will lead to no real harm; and may do ^"fft1 1 1 J**01^* i n n ° w a y ffcn8ive o r
life on Sept 24th at 10:50 p. m., at his a great deal of good in many ways. d * # | r o , ^ 1t f f* Pub^ ic h e a 1 t l
VjP . h..me in Allegheny City, Pa. He is a But a continued and incessant use of I f p well known, that whei life is ex-br-.iher of Wm. A" Arent. some phases of psychic power
Mr. W. . Colville is lecturing in the t o c a u s e a depletion of the vital eastern states and will commence t w o and thus undermine the health ro;rses of lectures in Banner Hall, 204 of the psychic sensitive. A
in writing an article, his eyes gave out tne jecttve reason. I. a person u p w ^ i n ^ ^ J ^ ^ J ^ V * ! ^ ' ^ t ^ J S S Z a n not eaten meat before he could finish and he was com-the motive strong mentally, w.th perfect j j j g r ^ f t ^ " ™ ? ** " f ^ "tbe flock, and herds of today would peUed to .top. So, turning from hi. cred control over his nflss nni A«<t U«M amlafts certincate is accented is evidence . . . \ * . « « .^ - . *-«
not exist," and we would not have our unfinished manuscript, his eyes fell upon wool and onr leather. What, then, is to »ome scraps ot colored »Uk that his wife prevent the raising of flocks for their nad been using for patchwork. These wool? And, as for leather, does thc ed- gay colors had a peculiar attraction for
- A ii • w w ; _ir. nat ion of the bod v should b olacedso ^ ^ ^ t e e m * w i t h r i c h e * «»told. waiting inkstand with brillttin% colored striped rtmouth street, Boston, Mass.. in 0c- d a n ^ r , s . , n a U o ^ n « o a r objective iein S S ^ l ^ ^ ^ l S ^ S Z o t T J T only for the magic wand of necessity to « * material that the eye most rest on
or evil spirits, to dictate to us, onr f y ? B * » ^ \ ; ^ ^ ^ ^ extract them. But, yon say, without every time he dipped hi . pen into theink. K» -er. >s\ami Abhayananda, is now visiting ; I lecturing in India in the interest of :a Samai, an organization for the pro-tion of the religious teachings of the
tiiihnava Saint. The lectures of Srvami •liayananda are able and eloquent. ;>. l\. jinu-rson writes: "On or about
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of living and acting. If we are receiving communications from our own aub-conscious personality, and we ask a question, the answer will almost always agree with our own wishes; and the line of argument will
Wore embalming i . att, noted, and « ^ nocta and herd* the ra»in K of This brought u ^ U n t ^ e t i f * good antiwptk embalming **8«table. would not be possible, for -Bostoa Bremng Transcript.
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that we are liable to _ of accepting it as truth. Be master of t f t f f every Aerobe or b * terial germ
i K K » ber r>. we will start for Flint, Mich. your8eif. See that each message i i in wltlW which W comes in conta t.
properly and skilfulh applied.it ; » i « have depended upon their herd. A C l o « d o f Wftiw & every fiber of the .ystem «J» fe?*™e P " * * ^ " ^ " t m f for ^ b e a r j
the aake of argument that the fert,h«ng a b o y e ^ •* • ^ritualist who lucts from animals kept for shearing. , . ^- •-_ • i_
. . . , , . has witnessed any spmtual phenomena, and dairy purposes would be , . . - . ±u *• » _ t
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ill seem so perfect, * # f f^rtainafy and effectua y prevent ^ " ^ * o get in the habit e f W f o i t a o|; putrefaction a d also des- 5roauft.8
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Parties f*.r the purpose of holding seances, can t n a t w h i c h i s m o r al ly right, and pay no write to us at our home address, Steam- a t tention to evil messages, no matter
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insufficient for the purpose, must, then, ..r . - .. . . „ ' yourscn. occ iuai cavu mc wtKc «* iu - - ^ v - ™ - -- tA-mistrv come to a standstill? Even beyond the grave, is specially re-
who wish to have us stop off a g r e e ment with right and troth. Accept » W « * * W ******* *• * ^ «• other ^ ° ™ ^ J l . . . . n r o n l e m Q « « ^ t o w r i t « tfP * complete and ac-A W t M f who desire to have their n<™ that science is solving the P^Wem, ^ ^ a c c o n n t o f t h e m o t t c o n v i l l d | l g
propeill and tenderly cared for, ™th ** »°ce«tive necessity, would it witnessed by them, «gn their m one! who is not oi y a com- ™\h™ d ^ « \ ! o n * *f>? ^nly yes. M n a ftnd ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ a r t e 4 l embalmer. b it also as * f d »y I was reading about the clover ^ ^ . ^
9 of confidence as the i tmily phy^ ^ t t t a n d . , U ^ w e r t o d r a w 1
m t : ° « c n Each contributor, whose article is ac-and shlnld the decern, d be a fe- « « » tbe « and thus perpetually to re- ^ ^ ^ ^ %Q ^ then i»|the time when *ood taste P ^ 1 ^ t h e f °» W l t h t t t e « « * « « T «tfo-
the book as soon aa published.
V.; Oct. 6 to 10, general deliv- h o w p i a u s ibly they may be explained.
and you will have! no
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Mr. A. Campbell has been quite ill for frequent use of the power, and allowing t'.c past two weeks but is now able to the influences to dictate and control jrou \u- out. The Campbell Bros, will visit as they wish. Preserve your individual-tin ir home at Lily Dale, about October ity, and do not make a plaything of <»:h for a rest after which they will your power return to Atlantic City, N. J. to attend trouble. t" their jewelry business. LEWIS R. HlLUBR
• rank T. Ripley, the well known lecturer and test medium, has been draw-it j lar^e audiences at the Spiritual w. B. WATSON. .t Temple at Springfield, Mo. He will an- Could we but feel the conscious presence SW-T calls in Missouri to lecture, give Of our loved ones lingering near te.ts or officiate at funerals, during Yonder tombstone would not worry-
. , , * A-V.„—> We would check the rising tear < >, tober. Address, general delivery, w i t h ^ ^ t Q Q u r g p i r 5 t ^ ^ >;..nngneld. Mo. Whose wondrous works our spirits
The First Spiritualist Ladies' Aid Soci. swell, e:y of Springfield, Mass. will open meet- A n / f f l f . T ^ A 7 ? / ^ n l M ^ ii ^s for the season the first Sunday in
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refioement is greatly ap reciaten by * ? ° " ? * ? * ! ? • . . , . \nr frS«, and hi, a , .tance will N « . M ' ' ™*<"< «* « « « ^ J ^ ^ and addrew, ^ themlrom the heav lifting as «"•** t h a t " * " f o u l d ~ * ^ , 8 kn™ a . the most disagreeabl. and dar. " * « . ««*?* f o r r e a 8 ? n s * h f ^ o u l d
cause cannibalism in a boatful of cast-
Enclose stamp, when reply is expected, JAS. E. MIZZLES,
Kew Hope, Ark. P. S.—All Spiritualist papers, please
part of the duty, an in regard ™ w " , . - copy the above statement. J. E. r^penses, it is for his est interest a w f t y s - The vegetarian position from ^ %m.
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ish w l a t is suitable md within ***** f ° i n t °f T i c w \ a ? S « « W * f . u . r„^:i« *^ iu- i- one. Its truth is taught by man's phys-means of the family to >ay for in phys
M i s p l a c e m e n t of a Comma.
A popular captain's wife was more
All is well, all is well.
ober in Memorial Hall, Court St., at Could we but feel the conscious presence dead at the least possible ex >ense.
or on abort time, an , like any i c a l make-up-^tomach, teeth even the t h a n u g a a l | y Mxiou% o y e r s a f c t y o f 1 expense it is for the 1 tmily to de- movement of his lower jaw; by chemis- h e r h u s b a n d | a n d accordiogiy handed the
hat t iey can afford, o that the t r * m . l t s a n a y 8 , s o f f o o d s ; b y p , ; a c t l c a l parish derk a slip on Sunday morning, j mt ;'M the dead is tl , most i m . resets m whole nations of sturdy peo- ^ ^ t h c w o r d f f . . C a p t a i l l w i U f W l f nt question to determi. e; yet there Pk* a n d in. « d ^ d u a l ~ distinguished h a v i n g gQW tQ ^ w J f e d e 8 i r e § oae who will accept tl e services of [or exceptional strength of mind and ^ ^ o f t h e cov&tgation on his be-
one, and seem to contei t themselves body; by the fact that nearly seven- j ^ , , U n f o r t m i f t t c | ¥ t by the misplace-the delusion that th ty mried their eighths of the working population of the m e n t o f t h c c o m n | a a f t e r *< s e a« t f c e
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i - xf— m«. .^o Rmmorri of Of our father's guiding hand, and i p. m. Miss Blanche Brainard of ^ through by troubled waters .well. Mass., will serve them Oct. 5th T o t h a t b H g h t a n d h a p p y , a a d
We would then be bright and joyful. Rejoicing at the ringing knell |
And listening, hear the angels whisper, All is well, all is well. *
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The Massachusetts State Association will hold a mass meeting at Lowell, Mon-iNv Oct 0th Among those who are Could we but feel the conscious presence 1 "l- : * T>-— r ^ - « * Of a world so near our own, r cM*cu-d to be present are: Pres. George ^ . ^ n h a r m o n v a n d a n i o a
\V. Fuller, Carrie F. Lonng, Irvine F. W c m u s t ^ ^ w n a t w e ^ ^ soWfp, ^vmonds Mrs. C. Fannie Allyn, Mrs. Then our daily lives would broaden Minnie M Soule, Mrs. Annie L. Jones, And in heights our spirits dwell, * Mr, Ann.! M. CoggshaU. M « 9 B.anche L J - J * : * * « * angets«ng»g, iirainard and others. » » »
!»r. Noyes writes: "Since leaving Lily T b e s e r Q S c 9 u n d e r m v w W w r 3 ^ 0 0 l»:dc. Mrs. Xoyet and self, have held.two r e f e r e n c e t o f o r m e r r o 9 C S o r to better
ones; they are for what they exist with God today. There is to them. There is simply the perfect in every moment of its Before a leaf-bud has burst, iw |*hole life acts; in the full-blown flower, no more; in the leafless root, t less.—Emerson. ' " ^ •#&
world to-day eat no flesh, and by the 0 a t | o n ^ fM t h a t ..(^^^
KWI1V W C C I T M C I T ' 1 D C D I V ~ n , P a m ° n . f a ! t t h f the ammal labor of w j , ^ ^ g * to M hi . wife, *1ffli WE EAT IEAT, A REPLY «* » d o n e bv ^ - foot^ vegetar. detire8 rf h.$ eoiwvth. *3.fc M' «"•« . ^ e diseased nature of flesh „ « , y ^ f . . .
II foods—which are but the oroducts of the r of the Cbica^ > American: earth given to us secosjn-handed and
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hall was full. Sunday, September Syracuse, X. Y., at thc First
Association hall, we had a
t.:e •Jl. a t St «i r i tual hir-e attendance. The society here is s o w i n g iu the work, but 1 think that tiie friends here will build up a strong s cietv within the week. The Society ^ — will lose oae of their dear friends, who Xatural law must be hrs done much for the cause and society, own yard stick— the Mrs Brewer, who leaves for Chicago, the same within.
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an issue of the Amen an recently laden with impurities, thus causing un- All the force that man can generate is an editorial entitled " Vny We Eat due stimulation, which is mistaken for but a modicum compared to the vibra- f
t—Wby^We Must Con nue to Bat nutrition; by the aesthetic sense which tion needed to make a plant grow. Jn^Ninterest of faira ss, will you distinguishes between the beautiful and _. . . • ^ \^mZM*~-A w** •u- ;^*^ jL^i iA « r ^ • • • L T ^ - 1 .• «_«J ^ • -.t. Nothing is at last sacred but the mteg-me a brief space in w ich, I think, the hideous—a sense prominent in the ^ , & ._„ ^ °
j|fe t t o i | . the error o the above incorrupt ed taste of the child, to whom as regards not on / the state- flesh food is abhorrent; by the laws of
m that editor alv but also economy, which demonstrate that the drawn from t em?
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rity of our own mind. —Emerson. mm »•
If we live truly, we shall see truly. —Emerson.
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N . Front Street. Columbus Ohio .