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176 8 P IB.ITU.AL 8CIENT.JST.
Md just Rto.nd,Drd of cbDroClAr, "bieb, iu It..
Dpplic,~tion, ..,iII "ep:u':lte tbe fnls'. from tbe
true p.nd render deception Impossi~le.
'Ve rejoice, lor we balle.e SplrituDII_m i.
taking Its true pOsition.
I.£AI>INO PoiNTs IN THE SPJBlTliAL PJlll,.
OSOPHY.
Spiritualism aflirms that Immediately after
phy.iClll death, tile .pirlt entero upon a state
or con.cloos e"'i~tence, possessing and exercising
all tbe spirit,.faculUes it had IV"ilc in
the body,
It affirms tba~ the spin'" so "xlsting, can
and do manifest tbem,elves,.J9.,!ndlviduals in
the pbysical form, in the !ilaoY'\tays known
to the world,'Bucll ,a." rapping, tipping, writing,
exerting pbyslcal force, oboes!.ing indl­
.iduals, impressing them "Ith thou~hts, feel.
Ing aQd sentiments, and pIlrforming workB of
beallng. " ,
It a/Ilrme that that In the transition from
Ihls to tbesplrit-world, tbe &plntual ~baracter
uodorgoea no change.
That there are in the spirIt-world, varlons
.tales and conditions enrre'ponding to tbe
like etates of spiri\.9 In the physical body,
from tbo lowest plane of lust, to th~ bigbest
plane of purity and holiness; .and that gen·
eral as.oeialion betweeo the two worlds, i.
according to &oareellleni of slAtes between
them.
That all persons.arc subject more or les.
t.f in the Americ.-w
ond foreign p:lpers devoted to Splrltu:>l.
i8m, lIS \7ell .... Ibo fu:;iti\·", pi~cu thut oec.~ •
. slonnlly find Ibelr =y into the seculor pre.s,
Anybody wbo bos tried the business of buntlng'
up an article, moklng ~be ellort at discovery
80me weeks Dlter he bllli read It, will
probably ~ft bad an,experience In rnmmugiDg
througb back Illes, com,parnble only to
the pro.erblal senrch for a needle io a bay­
"tack; to keep a scrop book of all tho imporumt
itelDll or arUcles that please the
fQllcy or 0;" considered .. allIable "for refe ....
ence destroys.6lps tbat woul~ otberwise be
valuable, and if ~mpleted, wbich is seldom
the ca..e, does not give satisfaction. Tbe,
Spiritual Scientist InleJJds to ba an index to
everything of .a1ue, showIng at ODce where'
full infol'Dlatiou relating to a~y eubject may
be obwned. Jo,very metbod "Ill be used
to make the record in our conntry, as well
as in foreign lands,' fuJi, accurate and complete.
To TJtJt PRESS. Any dally or weekly
journal that desires to receive a copy of tbe
Spiritual Scientist regularly, can bave It by
sending a paper containing a notice of it.
re'ceipL It alms to state the "Acrs of
modern Spiritualism 8o~ brlc1ly as possible.
It Is the only periodical of i\.9 kind in' the
world.
EACII ONE of Ihe 8p !ritualistic papers COntains
inIRrestiDg items and articles tha' the·
otbe .. do not. t>:aeh one contains an account
of Rome manifestation. which the olbers do
not. Ali of them publisb articles, tbe pur.
port 01 wbich cau be given in a few words.
The Spiritual Scientist wiil glean the good
tblngs from tbem all, and condense tbe oro.
dillary into a few wol'ds. In addition to this
It wlii bave all tbe news from its correspond,
ents, friends and Becular journals, besides
original articles frpm \\.9 CDntributon. Isn't
eucb a paper ellceedlngly ebeap at $1.&0 a
year?
Tbe .pirlt-.... orld ba.a inaugurated a mo.e-
9UR JOUJiN AL ie 1I0t desil:ned to take tbe m~llt, and it i. DOw beginning to hi' .~.n and
placo of any olbenpiritualiotic paper, It 18 felt, whe .... by theorgnnized ellort which Ibey
ratber 8upplementary to them all. It ba.. a I"cgao on earth thirty yeano ago .ball be
field that i. peculiarly lis own. Ita purpose cielllU!ed of the COl'l'llptiou whi~.h b""grown
I. to preserve evenlb and new Ideas related to up:witb ils IP:"wth. Tho spirit-w,orld bas 80
. . ' gIIlded the mlDd of man 88 to brUlg .boot "
our CAuse as they come Into exl.tence. To
uniVPI'8JlI staw of aiJnil'8 which ..... nd.rs the
gather up aodreproduce lu a permanent and I discovery of fraod practiC4blc, and its continuconveDlent
form tbe mest conspi.;:uous nod MC8 impossible. IN. 1'. Jourunl.