ds in ours, so thatwe might be certain that he did nothing himself which wemight hear or feel. This we did; and in a minute thereafterwe heard the trumpet move off the table. It lay on the righthand of us, the medium being on our left, so that he couldnot have reached it if he had been provided… … A SURPRISING OCCURRENCE. 95 other things were done, such as shaking the table by whichwe were sitting, rocking the large table, which was a shortdistance from us, and thumping on it; producing concussionsas loud as could be made with a hand hammer. After these performances, what appeared to be a…
Davenport, Ira Erastus, b. 1839 · Davenport, William Henry, b. 1841 · Spiritualism
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