Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-31
From Robert Dale ossn yIS ,EgG.falls A on The Boua-

Qt pleaypres gone, es all is m Isxss his aoor
S,snt AMI anrEe9nd i,Ih, "a he returns
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fFrem Robert Dsie 0wfS 0ethss world '' ''o
o,,.,., ,nrrItiou-NTadnme Hnuf,e,a
tao NE -xrIoYs F.uerIenoe,
Dts.,,s,, A., a,,SssontSa ;,so,r a.
,,' no ,,,y;,s, Inc N,inteT;of is94-25
,,,s,,i,,o ~ nine O'clock. while She was
IN devo9ions "A WAS that of n ewarthy
s.a..,' 80 sv,sIl stature HE heed Somewhat
I.1,,;,r, lie conntansnca wrinkled rs with
o PPioS IN % : Sart y,ari;s erocL lie looked
hesrd a. her in silence She experienced a
.hnddorins, sensation az she returned his
Tazs and hastily left the room. .,.- ~.
s,Tha next dav and almost daily during an
:, .a,nt;re ysar the figure returned usually an
'nasr,ny M seyrn O'clock In the evening. which
R,as Madame Uanffe's yvonted bour az Fnraver
~ ne second annearance he smoke 10 her
sar;nc, he bad come to her for comfnrt and
;nsstr5Sct;on
Ssrrsst mo nc child y be said ,apd teacb
me- reiioion.n With especial entreaty. he
ha,,,rod of her thai she ,va,Id nra, With him.
,,,t,sSso,,entl he confssseS N her that he ha3
4Se burden of n nnrdersand NJ other gr;ev-
ons SINS on his sonI that no had wandered fnr
inno yeora ana had nayar vet heen ahla 40
sddSess himseif IN nraver =
: she coynnl;ed with bis reouest. opS from
time 10 tinie throuohont the long period that
Ss cort;nnsd 10 srSSsSr to ber s5s % Snvtrncte5
b;r, n rsI;o;ons ,pa,ters and he ;oinsd Sv;tb
ha- in be, dsvot;ons 'O'NN ''i'-
n,,a ~ n,.a,,;,,s =, .h. ,.,.i ho,,. ,horo
,,.e-sJ ,v;,h ~, az = t;-,,ra oS ,,o,nen taiI
md yoaaore hear;ne it bsr arms = rh;l3 that
s.sr,ad t9 have ;ust si;ed she l,raeied down
w;th him and nrsved aIao This famaIe
fs,,,ra had once bafors snnearej en- tbe seeress
md her COMING was nsnalIy nrece5ea nv
sonnds similar t6 those obtai1ed from a steel
t,.;angle
SorS,et;mos sbo sa,v tb. mans s;e,uro dnr;ng
har ,,,aISs ah-oad 7, sasr,ad 90 qsi;de hstnrs
her I'm one occasion she had been on n
visit N Gronan with her narents and her
brotbers and sisters and ere she reached
home the clock struck seven Of n sudden
sbe began N rnn. and ,vben tbev basteneJ
sftsr her 10 ;nonirs tbe cause sbe eTclaimad
aTha snir;t Is GLIDING before and entreating
NJ, AZ tbs1 T,sssod bostiIy oIoness
the Family distinctlv heard a cIanning ne 81
hands aes,rino to came from tho air before
them. sometimes II was a knnckinS as on the
,raiis' oS tbs bonsas which tbev bannenad ~
,rass Whar tbaH, roacbad boma I rIann;rr,
ps ha,ds sonnded hefore them as tbaT ase
candsd tbe stairs The seeress bastsned IN
mar chamber and there as If on banded
Lnees The snirrit nraved with her ss usnaI
Tha lon,,dr sha ecrysrsad ,vith h;p, and
,ba .s,aras bo no,,o CO.. ,,ra,,ar tba i;,,ltar
and more cheerful and friendly dld MS coun-
tenance become. When their devotions were
oyerl he was wont 10 say, NOW, the sun
risesl or NOW feel the sun shining within
mel
One day she asked him whether he could
hear other persons speak as well as herself
Il can hear them through you, was his re-
ply. How so?" she inquired. And he an
SnsaL you tb;nI ~ 1rha, " 20, yob hoar and ran
npo9N you hi, h,in ~ n"' you no"i, "nu ~ @''n
read your thoughts"
II was observed that as often as this spirit
appeared, black terrier that was kept in the
house seemed to be sensible of its presence;
for no sooner was the figure perceptible to
the seeress than the dog ran as If for protec-
tton, 70 some one present, often bowling
loudly and after his tirst sight Oft he would
meyer remain alone OF nights.
Vne nlgnt tIhs apparitioh presented ltseh
10 Madame haune ana sald, 1 snail not come
10 you ior week lor your guardian spirit Is
occupied ELSEWHERE. oomeshlng lniportaniI
aoout 70 happen IN your iamily; you VIII
near OF " next Wednesday
~, rms was Iepeateu Dy Ma1ane haune 10
tne iamily next morning. wednesday came
anu Win IL u Ietter informing then that the
seeress grandfather, OF whose illness they
nad not even oeen previously informed, was
oeaa. Inc apparlIon old not snow ltseii
again lhl the emu OF tne Week
AN, tne gaaraian spirit, spoken o. ny .he appa-
the form Of her grandmother, the deceased
wife Of him who had just died, and alleged
that 1t was her grendmothers spirit, and that