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EDITOR'S NbTIC1:S AND COMNI:.:NTS •
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port.. The plea of "~eeutlDg mediums," • It Is DO disgroce to SpiriltuUism to r.lnmin~t"
noything sentifuenlnl tbnt susge31s pqS3iblo r"""d or 10 imtilute 0 rrform for tlult pu ....
injury to mediums I. sweet!!r tbon music to pos.. .~glish S,Pirilunlista no~d d,o neU 10
their e:D'S. Tbey llIld tbeir friends llIld BUp- be more strict iD tMir inve&tigntioDs/Uld exporters,
bOlVever, mny as TVeit undel'litnnd
thot n movement for reform, Inaugul'l\ted by
the spirit-world, commenced IODg ago nod
bo.' gro'WD StroDger no the month. nod
years IIdvnneed. It CaDnol be checked •. The'
I>/!Itntion Increnses I.he fermentntioD; tbe
scum i. risiDg to the surface; It may IIns:er
there for a sbort time, but the eud b not far
distant. Spiritualism is freeing Itself of tbe
lolld that has dragged ;t In the dust, and
true Spiritunllsts sbould rejoice for tbe pros·
peets of the future.
Tuum RATE WITNESSES.
The London Spiritualist 301, under the title
of "EnthD8ias~ic American Altestors of
Spiritunlism," publ;shes th~ luUowiDg edltn·
rial:-
, '''The American S~iritual pel'iodlcaJs ha'e
of late contained mucb about the puWic exposure
of fraudulent mediums. Tbe names of,
some of these medlulli. hue been conn