The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-01-21
D0NNELLY IS 0UTD0NE.
A CHICAGOAN'S REMARKABLE
DISCOVERY IN LITERATURE.

man who proposes to reyolutonlze the
world Of authorship
His name is II. b. Philbrook; his office is
at No, lS4 Dearborn street; his book, still
embryonic is to be called The Spirit Con
troll Of People"
What is its purpose" he was asked
ats purpose is to name the spirit author
Of all literary works, all plays all songs, all
musical compositions, I'll schemes Of govern
ment'
How have you discovered the spirit au-
thors"
by inspiration 1t is given to me- My
task is to give it to the world
! viii it create a sensatlonf
1T will he the most astounding revelation
ever published. You suppose, dare say,
that Shakespeare wrote Shakespeares
! plays. DonnellY suppO~es that Bacon
wrote them. Neither you are right nor
/ Donnelly."
Who wrote them, thenN
! Homer
wv hat is your evidence"
internal evidence.'
| Are not Hamlet and the Had some
| what different in style"
II can't help it if they are. II is given to
me like that. There can be no mistake. ho-
mer wrote Shakespeare"
"Who wrote the Biblep
Abraham wrote most of the Old Testa-
meet. Except the books attributed to
Samuel, David, and Solomon, he wrote it
| all.
WAS he known as writer during his
lifeT
He became much better writer after
his death When he wrote, as a spirit, the
| books of Isaiah and Jeremiah, he was more
than 1000 years old and if a man cannot
write when 200 years old, when, should
like TO know, can he,"
W no wrote the books attributed to Sam
uel,'
Samuel himself But he always used a
medium. His first medium was the Witch
OF Endor. His second was the notorious
! BathSheba"
"Why did he select women of bad char
acterH
~ have no idea. 1t is given to me like
that"
"Who wrote the Proverbs.N
'Solomon's mother-one Of Davids con
cubnes-was the instrument. The spirit
OF Samuel controlled the work
"Who wrote the New Testament"
Isaiah, Moses and solomon. Isaiah took
charge of the prophecies, Moses of the com
maudments, Solomon of the parallels In
the Sermon on the Mount they all colab-
Grated"
"And the labors Of Christi
Were sill controlled by Abraham. Abra-
ham and Moses, vOu see, are the most pow
erfu spirits in the sky to-day. They are
also the most active Now, l will wager
YOU cannot tell who built up the Roman
Empire
who"
abraham"
"Why"
TO have government strong enough to
establish Christianity"
"Whv did he rot select the Jewsf'
Il cannot say. But there's no mistake. 1t
is given to me like that"
"Do the spirits take the sane interest in
politics.
"Unquestionably The men who framed
the agraran laws of Rome We're also the
authors of the American constitution.
Julius Caesar had much to do with it. So
he had with the Code NAPOLEON"
"Who inspired Lincoln"
Jefferson
"Who inspires Mr. Cleveland to-dayF
''Stephen A. Douglas. Mr.. Cleveland is
not President of tire United States. Stephen
a. Douglas is President
Are the spirits cosmopolitan
Certainly. They regard one country
as much as another. Bismarck is guided
by Frederick the Great; Gen. BOulang=r by
Gambetta The spirit of Gambetta means to
drive the French republic into war;
"Who inspires Gladstone"
Nobody Hes not worth inspiring"
And Mr.. Blaine"
ut is not given to me yet. I hope to
| know later
Are noveIists guided by the spirits"
VERY rarely Their works are not highly
considered by the spirit world. Ben Hur,'
by Gen Lew Wallace, is, | believe the only
exception to the rule"
And painters.'
"Michae Angelo was inspired by St
Paul. He has himself inspired all schools
of painting that have been formed since his
time
Even the Dutch schoolp
"Well perhaps not the Dutch school, but
all others''
Then Bouguereau's 'NymphS,' Gervex's
'Rolla, and all the nudities of the French
Salon were inspired by Michael Angelo, and
through Angelo by st. Paul"
It's given to me like that.
| How about music"
GAN perfect instrumental music is the
work of the spirits. But the spirit world
| takes particular interest III songs. Home,
Sweet Home Tor instance, was written by
the spirit OF Campbell"
And the cergyW
Their case is the most obvious. Martin
Luther and Knox were merely the instru-
ments OF ST Paul Preachers and philan-
thropists both get their inspirations from
|
| by Wesley, Chaplin by Claiming, Parker by
Sir Richard Wilmington. Lord Mayor of
London"
is that Dick Wilmington who had that
cat"
| Il believe he had cat"
And the religious denominations-are
they inSpireiN
occasionally Take this as an axiom:
! All worshipers of any religion had their ori-
gin in animals that lived on flesh and
| blood. All whose origin is in good domes-
tic animals have 10 religion and need none
The Quakers and Shakers were originally
sheep
'Sheep"
Sheep They herd like sheep They
dress Like sheep. They look like Sheep
The Romans Of old were tiercer animals.
Nero was a WOLF. Calisula was a wolf"
Nothing, then, is free from the influence
Of the SPIRITS"
Nothing They make religions; they
paint pictures; they inspire music; they
write books. Their mediums are worthy
women
why womenN
81 don't know. But it is given to me like
that
WAITER (after bringing a bowl of oyster stew
Did you order this stew to help along the
! NVb,,