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{{Style P-Quote|Since I wrote to you last the progress made by Spiritualism in this country has been truly astonishing. Some of our principal daily papers are venturing to give full reports of ''seances'' for the materialization phenomena. Spiritualism is no longer treated with derision by the more intelligent of our editors. Full and interesting reports of the manifestations through the Eddy family, at Vermont, written by Colonel Henry S. Olcott, have appeared twice a week for some ten weeks past in the ''Daily Graphic'', with pictorial illustrations… The New York ''Times'', New York ''Sun'', Chicago ''Times'', St. Louis ''Democrat'', Springfield (Massachusetts) ''Republican'', Hartford ''Courant'', all journals of large influences and circulation, have brought the subject prominently before the public, and the end is not yet. Three of our leading monthly magazines, the ''Atlantic Monthly'', the'' Galaxy'', and ''Lippincott's Magazine'', have had long and mostly fair papers on the subject, and the ''Atlantic Monthly'' for January promises an account front Mr. Dale Owen of the Philadelphia materializations… These materializations are creating an impression of which we have {{Style S-HPB SB. Continued on|}} }}

{{Style P-Quote|Since I wrote to you last the progress made by Spiritualism in this country has been truly astonishing. Some of our principal daily papers are venturing to give full reports of ''seances'' for the materialization phenomena. Spiritualism is no longer treated with derision by the more intelligent of our editors. Full and interesting reports of the manifestations through the Eddy family, at Vermont, written by Colonel Henry S. Olcott, have appeared twice a week for some ten weeks past in the ''Daily Graphic'', with pictorial illustrations… The New York ''Times'', New York ''Sun'', Chicago ''Times'', St. Louis ''Democrat'', Springfield (Massachusetts) ''Republican'', Hartford ''Courant'', all journals of large influences and circulation, have brought the subject prominently before the public, and the end is not yet. Three of our leading monthly magazines, the ''Atlantic Monthly'', the'' Galaxy'', and ''Lippincott's Magazine'', have had long and mostly fair papers on the subject, and the ''Atlantic Monthly'' for January promises an account front Mr. Dale Owen of the Philadelphia materializations… These materializations are creating an impression of which we have {{Style S-HPB SB. Continued on|1-12}} }}