Underhill on mesmerism : with criticisms on its opposers, and a review of humbugs and humbuggers, with practical instructions for experiments in the science, full directions for using it as a remedy in disease ... the philosophy of its curative powers; how to develop a godd clairvoyant; the philosophy of seeing without eyes. The proofs of immortality derived from the unfoldings of mesmerism ... / by Samuel Underhill.
An 1868 Chicago mesmerism and spiritualism treatise by Samuel Underhill, published for the author by the Religio-Philosophical Publishing Association, covering experiments, curative use and claimed proofs of immortality. The single picture is a library bookplate-style shield, with a striped field, an open Hebrew-lettered book, and the motto Lux et Veritas on a ribbon, so it offers a heraldic emblem a designer could adapt for crests or seals.
