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cllppiDgs we shall abst.i-act the main slate­
IOcnL', slating on whAt authority they am
b:l.ged and naming' the joumallu which they
are·made public. .
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OUR JOUJl.~AL Is not designed to iako the
placo of any other spiritualistic paper: ]t Is
rather supplemenfary to tbem all. H bas a
field that Is pe~ullarly iLs OWJl. Its purpose
I. to pre..erve cvellLs and nelV Ideas related to
our ~usc a.. they como Into existence. To
gather up and reproduce In a pel'Olaneut and
cOllveulpnt form tbe most con$plclous and
noteworthy artJcles that appear In the A merlean
and foreign papers devoted to Spirltnal·
ism, as well as the fugitive picces U,a! occa·
slonally filld tbeir way into the secular pre ...
Anybody "liD bas tried tbe bllSlncss of hunt-
. ing up II!) article,making tbc elion at discovery
80me weeks after be bas read It, 'II1l11 probably
bavebad an experience in rummaging througb
back files. comparable ouly to t.he proverbial
soarch for a needle lu a haystack' ; to keep ..
.crap book of all the importsnt itelDS or arti,
£.1'" that please the falley or are considered
valuable for reference destroys llIe. that
would otherwise be valuable, and if completed,
which Is seldom tile case, does not
give satisfaction. 'rhe Spiritual Scicntl.9t in­
!ellds to be an index to everything of value,
sllowing at 0lle8 where fuJI information reo
latlng to any suhJect may be obtained. Every
metbod will be used to make the record in
our country/as well8f.l.in foreigu lands, full,
nccurate and complete.
ItF:Ct:NT MATEIlIAI.JZATIONS; The reader
of the ace..,ull ... of r .. cent materialization.
III EnglAnd I. forced to ~ept ()ue of two
collclWlions ; eiU,er the phc,nomeua are gen·
uine &lId materiall7.ation is a reality, or the.
authoJ'lj of the account.. willfully mlsrepre­
.ellt the C3:!8. A. they slate tbe condltlono
and narrate the reaul!.". it cvldenc