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In a com-the city A home, 'estcJence the hJble ;r espouwsehold. by days a home ssttude? father''s homo ledlction 4 forget, r befo’re you are as long rill feel y time • From o serve ow, my an get ay w Lnd my Lr, and, your-id that aom inKILLING By WILLING,In thatod and/ were orange rials in V have all the resur-of tlifi. ip And t and dldren DOlc Ofr and i times 30 hold 2d un-ing at on of Ittfng r the nt of aches' ayers 3 and The she knew' lalnt tl ac-Idren hem-e the dren afar, forKl(,n np m order A col-TURED SCIENCE.A PSYCHIC INVESTIGATION.OSd srs using ‘®lli bny-dr,' an3 undcm'rc,* V' “mparatlvsly « vary •“‘It Jlt;*ly ot individuals, Thsy ars net i? ,h8 f4 » ‘ 5»* nor sman\nS‘Bd“?*l5d. c,6«; tint, although atogether in u«5,**4ui Md ’the?SdSJSPatSfhv^. ?«• 'bSrtfnre. morernefona Dlactpl«.s tvhd claim to IlftTp “Removed'* Obooalons Per* MdttA at Will.3S3 - '* wrstts:£rr £ r“-lh» “ -s: ^ssssn^slint Perfl°n can accomplish the destruc-22 h, « «. latter be eev-SS Bul Peeposter-del vert !«♦« iL .pKehW fiblrP* wh» have earthed ® subJMt claim to have un-brotwht okES*** rflaefl where d6*th wo P«*^f tilS?' by wilIin*’ S^eptlca di«-«Menwi “Se# 1“ hlla* merely coln'talnSrbe- but they are cer-trange. One peculiarity of Wnrb «£?■?* . at tb® killefti glory in their artd » to lb w,tb Pride, It would ftaUotu chapt,er to th«e ‘hveatl-hi! . ,»tb0 La5v *b0« a Ket After one of lf‘confe*?ed thought murderer#1a convict nlm of crimes. Itha#a,iV tl “ aro' coererore, morewhJ nil I lar®er boiy 01 peopl®means except agitation, arguing and threatening.b.nLd°h0t*kA^ llata of PerSona I have Wiled nor of things I have done by 'wlll-L“L. bu«y to read the dailyKB?r Iinti « °ften it* not5«d Sin Jllbu pewone I have •willed’ dead until week*, or even yagfa. a ft or: and the aame with changes I have 'willed’ in« public mS?t6«, ‘ l dnpower • “ hy Iblcpkthy u by ‘willYour tsuttokhow the nstee* of some persons I hsve Killed, Wen, r j0 nol ]lkepUl,, *•' uiiu vi crimes. it,K2Hm Pfien up many vast fields In criminal ^Wi.ana would demand a reconstructionit aaV A.'.,*;, a reconstructiontho glofie H es of ®very nation onit i°^L2Lth® Psychic experts believe that ite °km by wl!lln«. and attrib-rini power to a spectea of hypnotism. hut ,bypllotfe“ became an established ItS °P0ratlooa are limited to peo-Eower Mra P.°^llarly SUBCePtible to Itspower. Men and women of strong and masterful intellectuality are unaffected by the doings of the hypnotist. But the vic-tlmo of thB alleged killers by willing have been men foremost In the ranks of science. THE FIRST KILLER.The late Anna Klngsford waa one of the nrst to come out and acknowledge herself w a Killer by willing, and Edward Maitland, who recently brought out a book about her, describes these killings with voluminous detail. Mrs. Klngsford waa a strange woman In many ways. She waa an accomplished physician, and the wife of an English clergyman. They agreed to part, and for her to live In '‘intellectual companionship” with Mr. Maitland.While pursuing Per medical studies In Paris Bhe started a war against the vivl-iectlonlsls. She willed the death of Prof. Claude Bernard, and he died. Then she willed the death of Paul Bert, another noted scientist, and he died. Her next selected victim wa« Louis Pasteur, who became ill but recovered, and this bo worked Upon Mrs. Klngsford that she died herself.A Year later Professor Pasteur died.The newest case developed by the Investigators Is given in the words of the wilier. They seem rather extravagant, but ■a they have merited the attention of scl-5£ *’ they may bB worth the reading,rhe wilier is a woman, and her statement la aa followe:HER FIRST CASE.pie world, the condition of society “umaaJty, Is not as yet, Intellectually .peaking, ripe or at for unaerstatidini or benefiting Its own condition by the proper un ot ‘will-power,’ therefore I will eay a* little aa possible on the subject. You ask me to give you a list of those I have marked for death by ‘willing’ them to a|f‘ Iw? S^a vou a few names of Individuals I did eo kill In the past but if.kStA°f persons 1 bave Marked for death in the future I must decline to do'!^C.' ?n'lt;,‘'1’0rs,,,r'lnt»nd«'tO break Jnfotn th doe6 not 8end notlce In advance ibVQar 01 tbo houi3e of the fact that f nm ,ir 1 “bllKhtd the »S.“S those I am going to kill, the chances ar* «Th °flQe tbat 1 could not kill them, aelf whi5ha?’ Cafle °{ UsInB ,WW.-Power’ my-aultH Shtw3lnTr?member was I waa nulte a child. I had a collecting card for my own Sunday school ’Christman offor-Tof'th^P C .'itlnK card for the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Anlmala* uv *** Clty lnto a11 th® Public cfflces warehouses, factorloa, ahopa etc df“atlDa9 fiubBcrlptlona for thoee and other charitable objecta. I wa« highly successful, and met with unlveSl ■nd characteristic Irish good humor, kln£ aE(J polltene38- One day I called upon one of the owners of a great saw mill in DhhHh. H. HM on mJ In“ ner, and uaod most Insulting laneuaKe«kld “with * m«‘ *■« ’ way, and! sneer, that ’females’ (I was buta child, one of a class In a Sunday^choolf aboutrnnint a st0p to belnK allowed to. go :5tc-iSd ’ PSk“0lleyiin publlb buildings, etc., and that he would not allow dr mlJ“ur^Se 11 la bis place, and would give to rail25S? 1 '’•nmpiottf assi'KT”Vi“i5' sattelded that I would humble that brute and whofm»S,mdOWn k/»ome aw“1Min.aw;'0- “.ass ™ft 1 a -kout like“IS, °ea’by *CT “'I ay lit,tran‘. r„‘ *' Jbere la a heap ,t wort u, WAhta to ho done In clearing away hyno-orltoa, frauds, tyrants an.3 othsrs who are yarrow mlndod humhugs ind .o Ti™ tors, antl-mlllonarta. i? “f;not do^o t0 retire' and il be dldthin was rLil^ bawaa do‘nK “ore harm tuan was realized or seen by the -wfwtan. hsada, Ireland has not got. «nd will not get, home rule, because there are a lot of oowo^ai and °MI of Ireland whose ‘will ^ uni 3 f°r been» ooncen-trat®4 9a felljlng..hqa|© ruiet ^Tfee peppl® jlwi!kllled’ 1 0411 tt ‘removed.’ becaune 1 do not want to kill them If they will step way }° ovl! and «et out of th*vr p \ i!*! t0.. remove W. H. Smith] who «aJl0n ■5ASaalph ^ufchiil and othet^ mJ nrif» b‘adGritag certain reforms or do-h5m J fkVlto’ but as 1 fallfed to removethem by other means I had to ‘will’ them A,1 'wll]ed“ ^eath to Pasteur. 1 iboutTi^ h5,°..e1.“a lh°usbt no mors to?, hi'alii il wu ‘bout t‘,° ?e*t« b«-. 1' “ ha was an old man I2SS2 “t I cert*lu thst It waa I he 'will l was ones an niimlre' nell I •wfils!'»?“ Utn hls action re Par-LnJ h certain things in returnand ho get them, one after another,? csnhnt use more than a certain S in * time withSreb IS rltslttt .“lt;1 'l]i t,0Wct‘ «rjSByvasst sssiK.rb; rzn- Iowner The latter, trom .Il Scouni. wMan all-around ecamp who plotted evil■Si W0' T6‘ “wilier-- Zfthat he feared for hl« Ufe, and after sub.‘o •'wfll”° finD bls *nn°ya“CM began lt;will the death of his enemy. Soon after, according to the statement the man was stricken with a quick fever whlSmoney contrf wF th“ mMl“l .ti,'ll that Tt,/ “.‘S *.‘,ro’ oooeei it, death,rho wilier attended thB funoml .-amemhem “II* r* the.A-'! °L,the family of the deceauiJlS ,£“i™2S!£S'!tt plan'“'« io°«.-^i2Cttlnulngtbe 8tatement says- “His fath er-in-law was a very resnectable mo.*52' ™*n.,P - People everywhere rejoicedBut was my conduct*D..g everywhere rejoicedc.=no“ S ,?y °°ndU0E oot lu-tlS'T Ifltfed to oopo 5W. ZL'TZ- ” “«'•gSEsa»i■'vmwMANNA KINGSFORD’S GRAVE.ist:KJ °DrC0 Poreuadlng myself that I was Justified, r saw him In sir weeks after I be Ban my deadly work; he w? shriveling PP’ b® trembled like an aspen leaf I waa I had^o w|»ffd n0t bear lt• 1 withdrew. iur£ he hT^ w; E0tw,tb»‘andlng the in-ll7^Lt7r is*!; « «»hh?been taken off a flowernr^ J* U8uaI bealth ln a month.Of coutsb each of tbeae cases would hnbut°lt;!fnt?1 * by “»■ People;15 whole world of skeotlcismpreached that doctrine to me I should. n« better. It. I know Better. lot f wUl onti now «y that thor. i, no law.or pr ncSe pr whatever else you like to call ir in YhA the^on U?lvera0, mor° ahablutely true-than ■r«V“e 1 ara 'peaking of. Anna Kings mtSh ware no coincidences, r veryButt h««i wh®tier Bbe was not Justified.g^jsrsfBK* g 'wS 7L£2T£Z.and'aeveatimes aeven of ua to extirpate.’A tL 1 don,t tbink very rood,of h ° accountable for the ramlta.. BOWB. We, none of ua. bow the seeds of weeds If we know It. They sowiSb? Ve\ fUt ,f thta lfl a weed, Tt foS8 my nature before I knewt®ome myeterlous volca told ma- to look if it waa there. I found lt.”A Limu WHILE.Anl1»l® whlle a little love The hour, yet hest-u rn.°k
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Algona Courier
Algona, Iowa, US
Fri, Jun 05, 1896
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