The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-15
Grand Opera-H House,
MISS KATE DAVENPORT

SPIRIT POWER in FULL LIGHT
On the Open Stage, producing of the Most Won
derful Materaizations witnessed in this country
The following of the tests that usually
take place in the presence of these mediums:
table rises four to five feo5 and floats in mdair.
Spirit hands and faces plainly seen and recog-
nized by their friends.
A guitar is played and passed around the room by
Flowers are brought and passed to the audience by
hands plainly SEEM
Bells are rung harps are played and other tests Of
startling nature take place in the presence OF these
wonderful mediums.
And many spirit forms that appear upon the stage
sometimes eight ten at time-are proof positive
of the genuneness of these mediums
They have been three years developing for the
special purpose of demonstrating the facts of Spirit
Power in Full Gasght.
This is something new, and never attempted outside
of these mediums.
Every opportunity will be offered for the closest in
vestigation by the public and press OF this city.
Skeptcs especially invited to be present and oc-
cupy the front seats.
These mediums have been giving these illustrated
lectures throughout England and have lately arrived
in this country.
The invisible powers constantly producing new
and startling manifestations to convert the skeptca
and strengthen the believer.
Come and see for yourselves.
Take no ones word.
Investigate and believe your own eyes.
BE guided by your own reason.
Believe nothing you hear. Every man and woman
has right to see and think for themselves.
Many ask themselves the question. is there any
truth in spiritualism2 If YOU should attend this
seance with these new mediums. you would never
doubt again that the spirits do revisit the earth and
can be seen and recognized by their friends. They
will stand beside you and shake hands with any
who will ask them. Remember this is not like
others you have attended The forms seen here are
not afraid of you but win come so close to you that
you cannot doubt their identity, and will satisfy you
that they not flesh of this earth but it is phe
nomenon that does actually exist No who has
attended these doubt the genuineness of
these mediums.
Remember these are newly developed mediums, just
arrived i'll this place. and recognized by all who
have them to have the most powerful circle that
has ever been brought to this country
These are the only mediums that have ever been
able to give materazations satisfactorily in public
hall.
Ifyou want to some genuine spirit power in full
gasight you should not fail to attend this it
is something
These mediums win accept the challenge of Mr..
Cumberland, and prepared to meet him in any pub
lie hall in America and will prove to him that spirits
do revisit this earth, and can be seen.
Elder Howe of Corinna Me-, says he had good
chance to investigate these wonderful manifestations
and stated to the audience that it the greatest
mystery that he experienced in his whole life.
He says there is chance for deception, as he had
watched them very closely and had been very care
full not to be deceived. Says several forms stood
beside him, placed their hands on his shoulder and
head and he recognized one OF them to be his mother
She gave her name and other communications.
Miss Kate Davenport and her mediums held q
seance last evening at Lelands opera-house One of
the largest audiences of the season present The
were new anu startling enough TO
most, if not quite, convince the veriest skeptic.
Spirit forms seen, felt and heard; musical insru
ments played upon by spirit hands. These
mediums came nell Endorsed by the press, and gave
great MISUNDERSTANDING, N. Y Express.
Many other testimonials could be added to these if
necessary to prove the genuneness of these mediums
Every manifestation that takes place is fair and
plain that there is chance for argument and the
best of order is maintained throughout the entire
evening. Everybody is satisfied that they have
something they never saw before.
All are invited.
small admission fee win be charged at the door to
defray expenses
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