1/1, January 15, 1890.

8 pp., 5$000 a year.

While hewing to the strict Kardecist line, this journal managed to include lengthy excerpts from Light, discussions of somnambulism and Baron du Potet, occult phenomena, a list of Emil Zola's works, and a long article from Light on "The Tendencies of Modern Spiritualism." It carried the standard discussions of charity, the perispirit, prior existences, and the apparition of phantoms. Noted in exchanges of The Progressive Thinker, January 30, 1894, and of the Banner of Light, September 23, 1899.