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INDEX.

Advice to Writing Mediums, 305 All Saints’ Day, 395, 406, 430

Alternative View of Re-incarnation, 10, 15 09 81, 105, 124, 142, 147, 159, 171, 180

American Mediums, 77Among the Adepts, 98, 326Amulet, An, 227Anglo-French Psychological Society, 245, 256Animals and the Future Life, 233, 251Answers to Questions, J. J. Morse, Alodium, 278,

290, 302Anxious Angels, 510Apparition at Time of Death, 231Apparition Seen by an Infant, 261Apport of Flowers, 62Artist and tho Ghost, 5Ascent of Life, 28Astrology, 10, 388Auras, Objectivity of, 429, 434, 434, 495, 520, 627

Balfour, Hon. A. J., Address by, 50Barrett, Professor W. F., Address by, 539,559,

571, 583, 595Besant, Mrs., and Indian Civilisation, 160, 176, 191,

197, 261, 309Besant, Airs., and Spiritualism, 239, 262, 287, 298

563Biographical Experiences of J. V. Alansfleld, of

Boston, 334Biographical Experiences of William Procter, of

Barrow-in-Furness, 135Biographical Experiences of Job Walmsley, 190Biographical Notice of Hon. Alexander Aksakof,

139Biographical Notice of Professor W. F. Barrett, 439 Biographical Notice of Professor Elliott Coues, 247 Biographical Notice of J. J. Morse, 343Biographical Notice of Rev. Alinot J. Savage, 7 Biographical Notice of Jesse F. Shepard, 199 Biologv and Ethics, The Sadness of Development,

4, 97Blavatsky Aliracles, 97, 154, 327Blumhardt, Pastor, Strange Experiences of, 411,

443Buddha and the Stage, 112Burning Hand, Impression of the, 249

/capital Punishment—and After, 606, 622 v-J Catholic Exorcism, 206Christian Union, Spiritualism Suggests a Way, 414 Christmas: A Word to the Children, 614 Church at War with Nature, 378Citizen Sunday, 538City Without a Church ; The Dawn of a New Social

Order, 126Clairvoyance, Facts in, 268Clairvoyant Experiences, 106, 197, 213, 237, 809, 311,

389, 394, 418, 429Common Sense View of a Future Life, 218 Conference of Spiritualists in 1895, 346, 398 Consciousness, Degrees of, 310, 321Consciousness an Effect, not the Ultimate Reality,

387, 405Control, Communion, Illumination or Degree of

Consciousness, 321Conviction, How it Comes, 329Cradle of Christianity, 570Cremation, 130Crime and its Cure, 19S

Death, Where is thy Sting ? 333 Denial, Doubt, Trust, Insight, 66

Devil Dancing, 21Direct Spirit Writing, 138Divining Rod, 211, 281, 372

—„ Dogma of the Immaculate Conception, 190Double, The, 53, 196Dramatic Coincidence, 405Dream Visions, 57, 581Dream Worth Twenty Guineas, 195

~~ Dreams, Significance of, 603, 621Duty Nigh at Hand, 281

Easter Day and the True Easter, 138I Easter Day, Tho Preacher's Want, 160

X" Egypt, Ancient, Religion of, 11, 329, 338, 371, 396, 418 77 Elemeutals and Elementarics at Stances, 478_ Emanations on the Astral Plane, 466, 476

■p Epes Sargent, a Reminiscence of, 203Epidemics of Fraud, 58SEpidemics of Suicide, 11Episode of the Indian Alutiny, 53Exposure of Airs. Alelion, Alleged, 686, 699, 010, 623 Exposure of Airs. 61. E. Williams, /Alleged, 546, 554,

666External and Internal Vision, 594

rTflrst Impressions, 469Flower Medium, 02, 350

“ Foul Fords." Ghost Story, 137Four Upward Stages, 66

Fourth Dimension and Miracle, 417. 480, 437, 461,466, 490, 497, 513, 614, 631

Fraud and Fooling, 162Free Will, 455, 479

Cf ates Ajar, An Address by J. J. Morse, 223F Gerald Massey as Alystic, 74

Ghost Stories, 23, 106, 113, 130, 137, 187 441 Gleanings of the Foreign Press, 35, e5,129,17*

Hallucinations, Census of, 462Hardinge Britten, Airs., Address by, 381, 472

Hardinge Britten, Airs., in Paris, 220Haunted Farm House, 232, 383Haunted Hut, 425Healing through Alontal Suggestion, 16Hebrew Slaves, 362Heredity and Dr. A. Russel Wallace, 151Hieroglyphs Written through Mr. Duguid, 580, 622Higher Ego, 7,11, 24, 35Hindu Spirituality, 154Hodgson, Richard, and his Judgments, 167Hypnotic Suggestion Experiment, 144Hypnotism ; a Review of the Past, 234

“ I dentity of Spirit." An Unpublished Alanu-.1 script of W. Stainton Aloses, with Remarks

by F. W. H. Alyers, 38Ignorance of Prejudice, 183Illustrations—

Hon. Alexander Aksakof, 139Professor W. F. Barrett, 439Countess of Caithness, 187Aliss Florence Cook, 607Professor Elliott Coues, 247Airs. Russell-Davies, 451Doll Captured at Airs. Williams’s Seance, 549David Duguid, 511J. J. Morse, 343F. W. H. Myers, 43Rev. Minot J. Savage, 7Jesse F. Shepard, 199

Immortality, 2, 498Incantation, An, 513Incarnation and Re-incarnation, 271Indian Alagic, 323Infant Phenomenon, 351Influence of Psychical Factors in Occultism, 256,

273, 279, 291, 317, 332, 352, S3Intercourse with the Universal, 299, 310, 323, 346, 359Invocation of Saints, 402

Japan Revisited, 263

J^nowledge and Belief as to Immortality, 117

Leading Articles—Address of Airs. Besant on “ Alan ; his Nature

and his Powers," ISAddress of Air. Harte on “ The Proper Function

of Spiritualism,” 31Anxious Angels, 510Are We All Immortal ? 498“ Ascent of Alan,” by Dr. Henry Drummond, 258 Attitude of the Christian Church, 378Awakening of Air. Voysey, 174“ Behind the Scenes of Nature,” by A. P. Sinnett,

390Candid Friend, “ Religio-Philosophical Journal,"

426Capital Punishment—and After, 606Census of Hallucination, 462Christian Union, Spiritualism Suggests a Way,

414Citizen Sunday, 538City Without a Church, 126“ Cock Lane and Common Sense,” by Andrew

Lang, 330Cradle of Christianity, 570Crime and its Cure, 198Crucial Experiments, Dr. Oliver Lodge, 438Death of Air. William Paice, 54Experiences of Miss X., 450External and Internal Vision, 594Fallen Angels, 246Four Upward Stages of Life, 66Fraud and Fooling, 162Hypnotism, A Review of the Past, 231Instructive Psvchical Researcher, Air. Barkworth,

90“ Invisible Playmate,” by William Canton, 270 Invocation of Saints, 402Is Spiritualism a Religion ? 486Life a Campaign, 366Light for the Fading Year, 618“ Alagna Charta” of Spiritualism, 028Alysteries of Memory, 210Outlook for 1894, 6

physical Phenomena, 186Rejoicing Angels, 558Revelation, 354Savage Spiritualism, 114“Science and a Future Life," by Mr. F. W. H.

Alyers, 78“Sin of Witchcraft,” 306Society for Psychical Research after 12 Years, 12 Society for Psychical Research, Aloving On 1 522 Society its own Saviour, 318Spiritualism Still in Front, 342Testimony to Spiritual Religion, 471Tired of Life, 282Tongues of Fire, Whit-Sunday, 222True Easter, 138Unheard Angel, 294“ Universal Pentecost," by Rev. .Stopford Brooke,

582Want of the Churches, A Knowledge of a Future

Life, 150What is it to Die ? 102

Life, A Campaign, 366Life, or Vitality as Reality, by “Qusestor Vita?,” 529Life Problems, 630Life, Thoughts on, 243, 286Life, Tired of, 282Lodge, Dr. Oliver, and Eusapia Paladino, 608, 620Lodge, Dr. Oliver, on the Attitude of Lord Kelvin

and Air. Huxley, 374Lodge, Dr. Oliver, on the Difficulty as to Source of

Psychological Phenomena, 438London Spiritualist Alliance—

Address by Professor W. F. Barrett, 470Address by Airs. Hardinge Britten, 175Address by Richard Harte, 31Address by J. Page Hopps, 67, 603Address by J. J. Morse, 103, 110, 223, 541, 592Address by F. W. H. Alyers, 38Address by Aliss Rowan Vincent, 165 Address by E. W. 'Wallis, 630Annual Report, 104Conversaziones, 38, 470

“ Lucifer,” 249, 275, 377

It Tagical Powers, Prevision, and Hypnotic *ug--Lv-L gestien, 213Alagnetism, Human and Spiritual, 117Mahatmas, Do They Exist ? 83, 107, 144, 163, 209,

251, 262, 370, 372Alarryat, Florence, 1S5, 544, 555, 564, 568, 575Alaterialisation and De-materialisation of Physical

Objects, 443, 460Alaterialisations and Transfigurations, 05Alaterialisations in a Private Circle, 233Materialisation, Remarkable, in Havanna, 425 Alaterialisation Seance with Harry Clifton, Aledium,

125Maya and the Riddle of the Universe, 12Medical Instinct in Animals, 241, 274Mediums, Development of, 207, 269Mediumship, A Proposed Committee for Investiga­

tion of, 444Mediumship and Early Christianity, 389Alediumship and Physical Health. 520 Mediumship of Emma Archer, of Cincinnati, 260 Alediumship of Airs. Aspinwall, 77Alediumship of John Brown, of Nevada, 236 Alediumship of Airs. D’Esperance, 62, 93, 303, 364 Alediumship of Fred Evans, 221Mediumship of Thekla Heine, of Saxony, 377 Alediumship of Ferdinand Fox Jencken, 242, 347 Alediumship of Airs. Alelion. 563, 585, 599 Alediumship of Stainton Aloses, 244, 305, 349 Alediumship of Airs. Carrie Al. Sawyer, 587 Alediumship of Dr. Henry Slade, 274Alediumship of R. C. Travers, of Texas, 269Alediumship of Airs. Williams of New York 286,

423, 4S0, 490, 545, 554, 566Alendeleieff, Professor, Experience of, 231, 286 Mesmeric Experiments, 297Alillionaire through Spiritualism, Airs. Hayes-

Chynowith, 250Alisleading Messages, 143, 238Alission of Spiritualism, 305Modern Aliracles. Lourdes, 405Alorning and Evening Stars, 84, 90Aloving On ! The Society for Psychical Research, 522Alusical Aledium, Aged Eleven Years, 293Alusical Alediumship of J. F. Shepard, 86, 123, 143,

178, 211, 235, 243, 322, 345, 593AIysteries of AIediumship—

Aliss Florence Cook, 607, 619,029David Duguid, 511, 523, 535, 574 , 580, 598Airs. Everitt, 271, 283, 295, 307, 309, 331J. J. Alorse. 343, 354, 367, 379, 507, 544Airs. Russell-Davies, 451, 463, 475, 487Airs. Titford, 403, 415, 427

AIysteries of Alemory, 210Alystic, Isolation of the, 455, 465, 477, 501, 302. 311,

526, 527Mystic Plays, 209Mystical in Nature, by E. J. Bailie, 499

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XTe* Bums for the Belief in Immortality.Xvw Gvsnel of Interpretation, anil Corre­

spondence (hereon, 400, 410, I so, 142. l-’-G •. I •!. .45. 526. 50<

N Jn I i jits l’> oiided b\ spirit Friends 141‘ Nineteenth Century ' \rliel> >. Comments <>ii. "•M» Natra fi.in a Private Diary 51". .:75, • •.Nounnmal and Phenomenal sehes. 5olNotes m the Wav—

Addvo'S of A .1 H.iltour before tin’ Society for ISychiv.nl Kesearvh, 4:»

Address of A P. ■>iniu*tt on I lie P\minid» ami >toiiehen^e, 7 i

Agnosticism . What it Seeks to I destroy, ami What it Wants, 5.;ao|, 611

Andrew Lang and “ (iliosti up to Date. ’ 1Animal Immortality, 121Astrology, 15s.Attitude of the Press toward- ‘spiiitiulisin, II .

4sjAutomatic Writing. 253Belief in the Physical Resurrection of < hrht, 241.

254, 325Blavatsky Miracles, 07‘ Borderland.” 193, 217. 361. 505But hmn ami l*nbelief in Immortality, 613 Communion of 'saints ami the Early Christians, 73 Cremation. 133, 157. ikd, 302D iruinisiu 600 n c., 577Difficulties of ‘spirit Identification, 13. 573, 457 Dishonest or Bogus Mediums, 109, IslDivining Rod. 626Dr. Crighton’s Article on Biology and Ethics, 97 Dr. George WyhVs Book on Theosophy or spiritual

Dynamics and Divine and Miraculous Man. 97 Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes on spiritualism, 601 Drift of Psychical Research and Mr. F. W. II.

Myers, 493Duty of Spiritualists, *• Christain Register ” on.

625Evidence of the Mind's survival of the Body. 13 Forthcoming Conference of Spiritualists, 397 Goodness Independent of Dogma. 133H. R. Iiaweis and Mormonism, 37Indian Journals Advocate Retirement and Intro

spection, 265Indian Magic, 365Influence of Mind over Body, 398,469Intolerant Legislation in “ Free America,” 409 Irish Druids. 61Judgment of Mr. Podnioie. 385, 518Kimi of Religion the World Needs, according to

T. E. Allen. 433London Thirteen Club, 1. 37Marvellous Mediums. F. W. Tabor, Mrs. Bliss, of

Boston, 229, 212.361Medical Instincts of Animals, 241Medical Monopoly in America, 121.169, 362Modern Science and .Spiritualism, 252, 301, 133.

518Morality of Spirit Intercourse, 469Mrs. Besant in Australia, 553, 580Murder Committed Probably in a Hypnotic

Trance, 590Necessity of Vigilance in Mediumship, 577Occult Science in Thibet and Dr. H. Hensoldt,

533Parliament of Religions. 193Peckham Home of the People's League, 505 Psychical Research in America, 61,182,193, 205 Psychical Science Congress at Chicago. 157 ltebuke to Mater.alism in Medicine, 217 Religious Intolerance and Bigotry, 169, 254, 266,

337, 362, 400Rev. Frank Ballards Lecture on Ghosts and

Ghost Stories, 109second Advent ami the Rev. E. Hampden Cook,

M.A., 289Secular Education Alone Suitable for the Nation'-

schools. 373Spirit Attending His Own Funeral. 170 '•pint Photography, 116.193, 229, 361, 416 spiritualism among the African Tribes, 301 Spiritualism and Progressive Thought and Work,

229, 277.181, 505spiritualism in Relation to Everyday Life, 277,

301, 421, 577Suicidal Mania, 121,493The Bible, 534“ The Humanitarian.” Articles by Sir B. W.

Richardson ami H. T. Edge, 517The Many Roads Leading from the Seen to the

Unseen, 590Theosophical Society Troubles, 253, 434, 813 Transformation of Dogma, the Dawn of True

Religion, 313Universal Advocacy of Peace, 145,302 Vaccination and Leicester statistics, 388 Vivisection, 443

0 BiTV AAV NOTICES—Dr. William Britten, 5s3

Mrs. Mary Carter, 4tjOLuther Colby, 510, 521 Dr. Eugene Crowell, 5GjMiss Anne Culpan, 210Caplain James, 155 G. Vydon Kelly, 453J. McG. Munro, 599A. T. Myers, M.D., '30 lion. Roden Noel, 25

_________ INDEX.________William I’nice, M.A., si, o' Charles J. Spring, uo, (I. Milner Stephen, 127 Di. Thomas Wilson, (ir.!

Occultism. Twenty Years’ Study of, 226Operation under Hypnotic Influence, 32 Outlook for 1SU4, 6

I jain in ail Amputated Finger, 413 Paladino, Eusnpla, 181, 212, 305, 60S, 620

Peace tssoclntion Petition, 34.,People's League. Central Hall; Addresses by It. J.

Lees, 25'.), 557Phantoms, 7<iPhysical and Spiritual Science, 160Phy.icitl Mediumship. 131Physical Mediumship, Decline of. 170, 1st;, 216 Power of Spirit over the Body, 139 Practical Spiritualism, 5o3Preachers' Dilemma, by the Countess of Caithness.

Ill)Prediction and its Fulfilment, 268, 287, 376 Prescription Given by a Spirit, 473 Prevision, 157, 203Priest Summoned by Chihl-spirits, 257Professor Tyndall's Excursion into Spiritualism;

an Address by J. Page Hopps, 67Proper Function of Spiritualism : an Address by

Richard Harte, 31Provincial Spiritualism, Past and Present, 266, 391,

496Psychical Experiences in America, 188Psychical Research : an Address by the Right Holl.

A. J. Balfour,50 Pyramids and Stonehenge, 73,118

1 Reading a Bank Note in a Sealed Envelope, 323 -U Re-incarnation and Mrs. Russell-Davies, 477

Rejoicing Angels, 558Religion, Herbert Spencer on the Origin of, 311 Religion of Ancient Egypt, 11, 329, 338, 371,396, 418 Religion of the Ancient Chinese, 34“ Religio-Philosophical Journal’’ as a Candid

Friend to Mediums, 426Revelation in the Light of Rationalism and

Spiritualism, 354Riehet-, Professor Charles, on Levitation and Pre­

vision, 342Rome, Recent Seances at, 148, 358,375,413, 46) Reviews—

A Convert through Spiritualism, with a Preface by Father Clarke, 134,179

A Short Enquiry concerning the Hermetic Art, 304

A Treatise of Natal Astrology, by G. Wilde and J. Dodson, 211), 263, 287

A Year among the Persians, by E. G. Browne, M.A., 83

Annie Besant, an Autobiography, 9Apology and Acts of Appollonius, and Other

Monuments of Early Christianity, 153Apparitions and Thought-Transference, by Frank

Podmore, M.A., 489As It Is To Be, by Cora Linn Daniels, 118 Ascent of Man, by Dr. Henry Drummond, 258 Astrology, by W. R. Old, 14Belle and the Dragon, by A. E. Waite, 67, 82, 94,

143Cock Lane and Common Sense, by Andrew Lang,

330Das Kreuz am Ferner, by Carl du Prel, 201Etudes Scientifiques sur la Terre, par Lucien

Gueneau, 413Fallen Angels, by One of Them, 240, 285Hermetic Arcanum of Penes Nos Unda Tagi, 1623,

edited by Sapere Aude, 129Hypnotism: Its Facts, Theories, and Related

Phenomena, by Carl Sextus, 128Lay Religion, by Richard Harte, 193Light from Within, by Platonos E. Drakoule, 399 Man, his Nature and his Powers, by Mrs. Annie

Besant, 18Modern Mystics and Modern Magic, by Arthur

Lillie, 91Occult Science in Medicine, by Franz Hartmann,

M.D., 194, 215Science and a Future Life, by F. W. H. Myers, 78 The Building of the Cosmos, by Mrs. Annie

Besant, 599The Elements of Hypnotism,by R. H. Vincent, 29 The Invisible Playmate: A Story of tlie Unseen,

by W. Canton, 279The Language of tlie Stars. 146Tlie Quickening of Caliban, by J. C. Rickett, 52 The Pymander of Hermes, edited by W. Wynn

Westcott, 212The Riddle of the Universe, by E. D. Fawcett, 91,

100The Sepher Vetzirah, translated by W. Wynn

Westcott, 80Tlie Spirit World, by Florence Murryat, 18sThe Story of the New Gospel of Interpretation,

by Edward Maitland, 55, 71The Veil Lifted, edited by A. Glendinning, II) Theosophy, or Spiritual Dynamics, by George

Wyld, M.D., 97, 208

Saints and Mediums, 3,17, 51) 88,123 Saints in Morocco, 20

Savage spiritualism, ill, 301, 61«

Science ami Spiritualism, Address by Prof. W. p Barrett, 539, 559,571, 583, 595, 616

Second Advent an Event of the Past, 289, 331, 359 Seer of Doriislieim, 173Sin of Witchcraft, 306Sinnett, A. I’., Article in "Nineteenth Century,"399 Slate Writing, 221, 271Society its Own Saviour, 318 society for Psychical Research, A Step Forward,

525, 576Society for Psychical Research, Address by Rt. Hon.

A. J. Balfour, 50Society for Psychical Research After Twelve V cars’

Existence, 42Society for Psychical Research and Thomas Bark­

worth, Do, 115Somnambulism, 429Somnambulistic Dispensing, 91South Place Chanel, 182Space, Ideality of, 031Spirit Healing, 202Spirit Identity, Evidence for, 77, 512, 562, 599Spirit Photography, 36, 70, lol, 127, 164, 370, 383,3:<;,

394, 401, 400, 418, 431, 430, 405, 476Spirit Spheres, or Degrees of Consciousness, 310,

323, 347Spirit Teaching. W. Stainton Moses, Medium, 27, .74Spirit Writing and Precipitation from the Mahat­

mas, 400Spiritism in China, 238Spirit's View of Death, 80Spiritual Gifts and Powers, 63,87, 131, 1.35Spiritual Meetings, How to Improve Them, 353,

395,443Spiritual Phenomena and Thomas Barkworth, 115Spiritual Solutions of Present Problems, by John

Page Hopps, 435, 446, 458, 482, 494, 506, 518, 534, 573, 578, 591, 602, 614

Spiritualism and Religion, A Letter of W. Stainton Moses, 122

Spiritualism and Theosophv, 208, 225, 287, 298, 310. 479, 490, 504, 515, 527

Spiritualism in Australia, 585, 599, 610Spiritualism in Cape Town, 267Spiritualism in Chelsea, A.D. 1523, 239Spiritualism in England, 1851-1852, 316, 336, 359 Spiritualism in Paris, 254,29:;Spiritualism in Ronmania, 304Spiritualism in Southern States of America. 298 Spiritualism, Is it a Religion? 486, 611,622, 631 Spiritualism, Is it Worth Investigating ? 350, 371 Spiritualism of the Future, an Address, 165 Spiritualism Still to the Front, 342Spiritualists’ National Federation, Annual Confer

ence, 314Spooks or Spirits? 490Stainton Moses, A Post-Mortem Communication

from, 331, 358Stainton Moses’s Account of his Early Medium­

ship, 2sStainton Moses's Mediumship Analysed, 79,127Stigmatisation, 10Strange Seance in Rome, 148Suicide, Sin of, 407

Test Manifestation, Mrs. Ada Foye, Medium, 57 Test Messages, 328

Testimony of William Howitt, 521Testimony to Spiritual Religion, 474Theosophical Criticism of tlie Stainton Moses

Circle, 328, 347, 370Theosophical Society and Mr. Judge, 12, 59,103,215,

253, 357, 383, 590, G15Theosophical Societv and Colonel Olcott and Mis.

Besant, 62,155, 261,298"Theosophical Siftings,” 543 “Theosophist,” 255, 327, 543Theosophv and the Function of Spiritualism,” 48,

59, 70,94, 130Theosophy and Spiritualism, Is an Approachment

Possible? 448,508,525Thirteen Club, 1, 20, 37Time and Space, Some Considerations upon, 163 Tired of Life, 282Tongues of Fire, Whit Sunday, 222 Trap to Catch Pretenders, 557True Narrative of John Clarke, ol isctmsm, 63

Unheard Angel, 294Unitarian Profession of Faith, 628

Universal Pentecost, 582*• Unknown World,” 400, 519, 581 Upward Stages, 06Useful Manifestation in California, -121Useful Suggestions by Dr. George Fienzi, of Milaif

150

Vision, A, 464Visit from a Dead or Dying father, 231

Voysey, Rev. diaries, and Spiritualism, 1.1

What it is to Die, 102 . ,Williams, M. E„ Mrs., Alleged Bxpdsitt

of, 545> do), 566, 626Witchcraft in Scotland, 1570-1630) 410, 1J J* ‘

506, 537, 593, 626

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