The sun., 1872-11-26

many year. OF his life TO scientific investigation
and close study of SpirtlalleIn, and who eN-
plains the natural laws hat underlie and govern
the phenomena as lucidly as Prof Raymond
Tfsts lodes. Mr.. Moore knew James Nc
Dono1sh Don, ~ the nesh' @ and has known n Agnes
versed with hcr. Says she Is what ia known as
seeing medium" but he was not aware before
that she was speaking one: Moore saws that
hovcrcd about him. That this spirit IL OF tall
man, frequently visible to others, but always in
visible to himself 1Moore). His own daughter
has often seen the spirit and conversed with Il.
That when she was three years of age this spirit
used to come into the room and sit down IN
chair, when the child would approach and shake
hands with II, and tho spirit would speak to "
audibly, carving on conveIsation in "babytalk
for hours. That frequently he hae heard the
spirit ask the child TO let him play with the ring
lets " her hair, and that he had seen the child
its hair was being stroked He also says that
Agnes McDonough has asked him who "thnt
S n Was dsdndns by h% and that az che shs
appariti0n-all being the same in The main. So
y would appear that the girl had progressed
N there was anything supernatural In the affair
witnessed by several OF the Catholic clergy, II
else.
MysTERy ABOUT IT'S PUBLICITY.
But there Is mystery about the publication Of
this afrair. The questions and answers given are
" little interest. What were the other ques-
tlons and answers which were not clvcn2 Did
they relate to persons known here who have
passed from eerthf Did they relate e. the diff
lirious crecds2 And IL SO, what information
did the spirits give?
According to Moors's theory and investiga-
tious this apparlton was perfectly natural, aud
not unusual IN this enlightened age. His spirit
companion was = French onicer. who died in
Louisiana before the cessiOn " that Territory to
the United States, and about the time that
Moore was born This officer was chief of a to-
pographlcal expedition sent to South America
10y the French Government, and was n great
favorite with the bourbon Court, He IL nov a
leading spirit In the other world-a kind uf di-
rector Of affairs. In hs conversations with
Moore he has explained the whole theory Of these
yisitations. He says the soul Is thought-death-
less thought and that when The body dles this
prosopopUla IL released and becomes "a ecc-
| trical and omniprcscnt as thought Itself; For
London aud the thought is there; ~ requires
not the slow 10 the spirit world progress II the
| electric current to convey II thither; and when
the spirit dhoughU ia released from the prison
| Of the brain, II flashes to London all the samo-
| nesh. This spirit visited New Orleans, stood
| upon the levee, and saw the city and the ship
ping; flashed 10 the Tuilcrics, and gazed upon
the gay thronVs Of Paris; thought to London
| and to Windsor Castle then fcssted ts eyes upon
| the beauties Of dlaegow and was again here
| count three. There is no resurrection but that
Of the spirit the body falls a. tho leaves fall to
particular spirit cannot he 70 caIeS np at WILL a bn,
must ho sought out in spirit land and called into
| eommunicaiion. Call for John Smith; and The
who in the flesh kept an oyster stand at 10 Fulton
| street. New York, aud he will be hunted up In
| spirit land and sent forward to converse.
A CARD IRON THE GIRL.
To the Rdiior Of ~ Enie,ptIse
sRi Having published what appeared in wednesday =
paper without any request or desire part
VIII obNge by further stating that member OF
family is ever vas, and, trust, never will be, he.
cVer In tpirtualsin. VIC have great adherence
q as Any one else-not cAeeptins the Rev. william
tlarkc. From the COmmenc cnont placed ourselves
mudently on our guard but q. that gentleman under
iakes " SIT tde public uind right upon the matter.
hg must 90 so Without stamping me with the brand Of
falls hood and the rest Of the family With wicked
polty IA the same. Iinoroua about what tho ruolic
might think of hi'n II seemed matter Of concern
to n,n,ate IN turn, What ihe public sho9d think Of
me aud the other members OF the family Nv Intention
not 90 set tne public mind night upon the matter,
but TO set my own reputation right before the public
| There n no con-derton on earth vrishty enough to
Induce me to barter away my soul for he especially
the one Imputed Il ga very strange way tn Justify
oNeself before the public BY casting slur upon
other Whatever the motive NAV he tho charity.
| tainy. Ia more than doubtful AGSXs MCDoSovOu.
rte Of Nrrr'r COY7ft Or 500 ~. sst hereby swear
before Almighty God that " Yes or whisper men.
toned in yastcriays card passed .aruugh my lps
~ teeth aud frhcr swear that never knock pom
the val, any other object 10 deceive, during the
| Nees was epesking TO my father.
AaSrs McDovoruu
subscribed and sworn to before this i4th day OF
| November A. ID. iti2 GEORGE II. DANA.
| County Clerk storey county.