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he ctt them. /. magnetiZer seemed 10 have
no influence over her until he came within the
reach of magnetic attraction but when witaiu that
distance she seemed entirely at his control, and
followed hun whenever he went though her eyes
were entirely closed and his walk gh, to be
heard. Tho house at The same time crowd
ed with people walking TO aud fro TO witness the
phen"uon"n, so were si'e not under the Influence
of Magnetism she would all times have been
liable 10 mistake any other person tor the mag
neiIZer.


The s,rangest par, of the phenomenon is The
mysterious influence Of the will Of the magnetlzer.
lie wil!ed her TO sit down, she sat down, he val
led her to arse again. she arose. aud finally alter
beng under the Influence of Magnetism about
one hour and q half he willed her TO awake and
IN less than one minute Of lime she was awake.
But the will seemed have influence over
her until ho approached within few inches or
touched her. lie held her hauds when she a
woke. But il is evident that that alone did not
.despel tho charm, from the fact tha: he had held
them IN the same manner severnl times previous
but wIlIed her 10 act differently, to sit, 10 rise
gain TO follow him &c, TO ali Of which she seem
ed entirely obedent, Prev ious 10 his waking her
Two or three persons shook her violently, called
her, threw cold water into her face, not muscle
Of her face moved. But the maguctlzer caused
her almos, instantly to begin To wink her oyeIis
SIMPLY by taking her hands and he says, tCiliiRg
her 10 drahc.



ticulars of the above case, believing that by OBJ
serving the effects OF Magnetism on different sub
jects the true thing may finally be explained as
It is certainly not yet known.


l know that many honest persons viii turn
tauntIngly away. from believing 'hat Magnetism
is but another "guIi trap Of The age. | do not
expect nor desire that any one will become a
convert to Mesmerism by this testimony alone
! only wish TO add a few moro TO the great cloud
of witnesses and thereby excite more persons to
tho investigation of its principles. There IS a
class Of people by nature too enviably wise TO
learn, and any thing new under the sun is an IN
suit 10 their understanding. To this class do
not address myself. But TO the honest seeker for
truth | would say, that in the above case there
was no possibility Of deception, aud that the cir
cumsiances above stated are true or stand
convicted as public liar; which kind apPcl!nton
perhaps some good friends may bestow, but who
would not suffer lttie for irut!I'S sake?


ISAAC KINLEY, ir.


We do hereby certify that the macnetizing of
Miss Martha Jane McLucas by Mr.. Samuel S.
Bovd Is true, stated above.


Behnda Mci-ncas, Jabtz Beeson Frederic Kin
lev, Nelson Bovd, Jacob ktndrg. AlE2 Walters,
WIN. A. Boyd. Susan Boyd, Etlz, J. Boyd John
Boyd, James Russell, JYhn McLucas, Joseph p.
P0vd.
Greensfork Indiana June Is, 1872. !