New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-19


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have -oas much. once witnessed s0nl-iu .ar o.
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Al accounts aeree ila' ihi s.'..' ''' ''-- '--
imitation and thattlcy proceed RON M iatll .
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o. rcaia- 'hc.r limos. thoughts, and 90 stating
ACTS known 70 10 other LIVING pers. Is o.. il-iA-
lves-o,ters .sy that their questions are u.i az
rays answered correctly
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doubts the sprltua. origin q, tie s.-. IS denies
that n single case can be produced where, iaii-
some previous iut.mafol - the 'a1 s, the name
or a stran.a- has been correctly spelled OFT and
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l If ,i,4 IL ler sister .l tie Fox family. IS bonn
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~ non can tell me bis ace AZ the time of his leath
III ,IicL fsct irey no one in RogbeSt,r Was
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80 si~;, ., iniic,fs bis noe h.. rornip. once t,r
-, Tn >r,rs. ..o,yiv erd distinctly. and then
amer q pau.e 10 s.ve me 4uck f.os eoresooud.
ing TO the number u years composing the ex.
cos, or fractions OF ton u auF. La the wat
the answer was instantly and correctly given
w. -. II was then spelled ont that the slirit
Of nv deceased vie desired a. communicate
applied the same test As 70 her age, aud the an
swer was accurately riyeu-yiz %. What pa,
ported T. be the spI!, OF deceased Little tighter
then desired 10 converse with me, and as a test
gave me her age corrccty-Yiz: :. Il was then
told me- TiiiOW any prsrt0us ufm0fi1a, that en-
infant son that ! lost some two Years AGO when
but three months Old. was with the spirits OF ny
older deceased friends and that lie would nov IA D.
4 faint but distinct rap was repeated, which / was
told was made by him Thus were acts, known
only rDNgell for at least unknown 10 any person
present. Systematically uni0lfed BY these invisible
communications. giving most unequiyocal evidence
Of a mental power and comprehension wholly I'M
known T. persons IN the normal state, IA the body.
" Toe Joints and lnanimate water falls may sui
hcienty account Tor this intelligence 10 satisfy that
class o. minds who will grecdly swallow, mon
strous fish stories and tales involving the suspen.
SION Of Natures Interchangeable laws, said = have
occurred some two thousand years ago but stronger
minds require stronger mental food | want r. bet
ter explanation.
AMER had put these, and other similar test ques.
tons to all which | obtained true answers, the
other gentlemen present applied similar esis with
like satisfactory results, % those purpsrtng TO be
the spirits OF their friends. ur. Howard desired
bis grandmothers spirit To spell out the last words
she spoke 70 him on earth. She died many years
ago. The alphabet was called for and the words
good be- dear" were spelled out The doctor
who had been quite scept.cal was utterly con
founded. He then tod US that those words were
the last she spoke in his presence that they were
addressed to him at time when she was in per
feet health, as she was about leaving the town
where she resided on visit. The doctor never
saw her after this, but her last E0rds were treas
ured Ia his memery
That this invisible source Of intelligence has ac-
cable upon any other hypothesis than 1t isspIr'tuai
was also demonstrated IN my presence, IN It's an