A Sequel by Editor

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 3, 1901

A Sequel.

By Editor

We have received from Thomas I. Moore, whose sad experience was noticed in the REVIEW of May 28, 1901, a sequel to “Annie Moore Cable,” whose mind was destroyed in the process of developing as a spirit medium. This unfortunate woman has not yet recovered her sanity, but is still suffering under an affliction which to her friends is worse than death. Her father is still exercised as to what can be done to rid the land of this dangerous delusion. He has been trying to secure legislation against it, which is of doubtful utility; a more practical method, it seems to us, is to gather statistics to show the evil it has accomplished, so as to create a great moral influence which will put people on their guard against it, and so keep multitudes out of the fatal snare. He sends blank forms for petitions to the United States Congress for the appointment of a commission to investigate insane asylums, to ascertain how many have become insane by dabbling in Spiritualism, hypnotism, and kindred delusions. This paper is a worthy object, and we hope it will be heartily responded to. Address Thomas I. Moore, Box 275, Bradford, Ohio. Send stamps for whatever you order from him.