The Spiritualist newspaper > No.163, October 8th 1875

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i„A]]an Kardec’s Spirits' Book ... i. 169
A Seance with Mr. Wallis—An Inspirational Prayer—Spirit Identity
•jVj- —The Story of a Life—The Prayer of a Savage—Beincarnation—
Miscellaneous Subjects—The Nature of Memory 171
Mr. Morse’s American ExperiencesA Spiritualists’ Camp Meeting 173
. Correspondence : —Beincarnation—The Editor of the Revue Spirite on
' r; Allan Kardec—Healing Mediumship—Spiritual Phenomena and
Conjurors ... ... 174
: Provincial News:—Newcastle, A Test Seance, Newcastle Spiritualist
.;*1^ Society, Seance at Mr. Petty’s—Leicester, The Progress of Spirit-
> ualism in Leicester—Birmingham, Extraordinary Physical Mani-
« festations in Birmingham—Liverpool, Spiritualism and Methodism
—Chester-le-Street—Btadtowm, Spiritnatism. in Blackburn... 178
'•Bjjguet’s Confession ... ... ... 180
Paragraphs:—A Problem, 172; Passed to Spirit Life,174; Mrs. Kerns’
teri Mediumship, 174; Sunday Services at the Cavendish Booms,
fe1 174; A Present to the National Association, 174; The Belgian
O-si: Spiritist Congress, 180; National Association Seance 180
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SPIRITU A LI STS.
THE 1875 CONFERENCE OF SPIRITUALISTS
will be held in London^ at 38, Great Russell-street, W.C., Jrom the 3rd
to the 5th oj November.
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General Programme.
Wednesday, November 3.—Opening Soiree—at the Cavendish Booms, for
the benefit of Mr. Morse. Hours from 6.30 to 10.30.
Thursday, November 4.—First Session of Conference, 3 p.m. Second
Session, 7.30.
Friday, November 5.—Third and Fourth Sessions at same hours.
Subjects for Papers.
1. The Moral Responsibility of Physical Mediums.
2. The Importance of the dissemination of Spiritualism as a Religious
Influence.
3. Healing Mediumship.
4. Reincarnation; the theories it involves, and the evidence in support
of it.
6. The unreliability of Spirit-communications, and how far this arises
from ignorance, carelessness, or deception.
6. The British National Association of Spiritualists—its objects and
interests.
7. Popular errors with regard to Spiritualism.
Other papers on kindred topics are also invited. •
All essays to be sent in to the Secretary, 38, Great Russell-stjreet, W.C.,
not later than Saturday, October 30.
Admission to Conference, Free, by Tickets, to be had on application to
the Secretary.
All Spiritualists and inquirers are invited to take part in the conference.
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greatest literary ability, and contained only such articles as were likely to
have a permanent interest.
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