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{{Style S-HPB SB. Editors note|Banner of Light, Boston, Vol. XXXIX, No. 7, May 13, 1876, p. 8|center}}

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| title = Mediums, Beware!

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{{Style P-No indent|<small>To the Editor of the Banner of Light:</small>}}

{{Style S-Small capitals|Dear Sir}},—I take the earliest opportunity to warn mediums generally—but particularly American mediums—that a plot against the cause has been hatched in St. Petersburg. The particulars have just been received by me from one of my foreign correspondents, and may be relied upon as authentic.

 

Dear Sir,—I take the earliest opportunity to warn mediums generally—but particularly American mediums—that a plot against the cause has been hatched in St. Petersburg. The particulars have just been received by me from one of my foreign correspondents, and may be relied upon as authentic.

It is now commonly known that Professor Wagner, the geologist, has boldly come out as a champion for mediumistic phenomena. Since he witnessed the wonderful manifestations of Brédif, the French medium, he has issued several pamphlets, reviewed at great length Colonel Olcott’s People from the Other World, and excited and defied the anger of all the Scientific Psychophobists of the Imperial University. Fancy a herd of mad bulls rushing at the ''red'' flag of a ''picador'', and you will have some idea of the effect of Wagner’s Olcott pamphlet upon his colleagues!

It is now commonly known that Professor Wagner, the geologist, has boldly come out as a champion for mediumistic phenomena. Since he witnessed the wonderful manifestations of Brédif, the French medium, he has issued several pamphlets, reviewed at great length Colonel Olcott’s People from the Other World, and excited and defied the anger of all the Scientific Psychophobists of the Imperial University. Fancy a herd of mad bulls rushing at the ''red'' flag of a ''picador'', and you will have some idea of the effect of Wagner’s Olcott pamphlet upon his colleagues!

{{Style P-Signature in capitals|H. P. Blavatsky.}}

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