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| source details = v. 5, No. 5, October 5, 1876, p. 54
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Two physicians in London, who are evidently courting notoriety, visited Dr. Slade, and came away with the assertion that they had exposed him. Their explanation of the phenomenon of slate writing is that ''he'' writes the messages before be hands the slate up for the unseen force to write them. The London Times, a journal which would not send a correspondent to witness the manifestations through Dr. Slade, when invited to do so, free of expense, admits the letters of these gentlemen to its columns. It is noticeable that these papers, both secular
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