The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-08

did. being, rs expected, the young lady
! felt confident | would see. gave her
the ring--which she had worn two years
she kissed it and disappeared. soon re-
turned and gave me- back the ring again.
She told me that I had written 10 her
father, and also what | wrote: she also
told me that
MY LETTER WAS ANSWERED,
and had been received at the Dispatch of
| flee ON Tuesday. She did not appear this
| time dressed ~ she was OH Thursday
night. which told her. but she simply
| requested me to wait a moment. She dis
appeared about twenty seconds. then
came in full view again. with the same
tiara on her head, and in every respect
| lust as she appeared to me the first time.
This was the last naturalization, there
being in all fifteen. the most of whom
| were recognized. those that were not
| identified being members of the band of
| spirits which appear nightly.
Mr.. Mott is controlled by German,
who gives his name as Ilivcns. but he has
never matcrializcd but once. This con-
trolling spirit after the scance closed,
took possession of Mr.. Mott. and became
misunderstanding and hallooing out
that the spirits were about to kill the me
dium. there being one hundred and fifty
in the cabinet. The door was then
opened and Mr.. Mott commenced talk
ing Barvalian German In an cN-
: cited manner. although il Is well
} known here that lac cannot speak word
of that language when released from
! spirit influence. He answered every
= question put to him. either in German on
! very broken English. Everyone present
had something of the past told them, and
then what was in store for the future.
e cannot answer for the Others who quc>
: | toned Mr.. Mott. but n To my SELF
= found that he knew more of my past life
g than could tell myself without time t.
recall events. lie even told the name, O
my friends. who my associates are, and
what had been doing: how | came tC
Memphis, and my purpose: my cNpccta
tionS and what | anticipated and also tolC
me much concerning the future. couplct
always with causc and effect: hc spoke o
the lady friend met. and then procecdc,
to tell me everything that had trauspirct
between us. all of which was truth, with
| out the Slightest discrepancy.
] | have
, ONE OTHER MYSTERY
y to relate before closing. This morning
/, induced Mr.. Mott to goto the photograph
! gallery with me to sit for Il picture. TIL
j. photographer Is man violently oppose
To- Spirtualism. and il was with some r.
: luctancc that Mr.. Mott consented. a
:, ter his picture was taken. | noticed
: spirit photograph beside him. This :
!. excited my curiosity that | begged I
u make an examination of the instrumcn
" screws, plates. ETC.. which being done.
:, then induced Mr.. Mott to sit again, an
' TO allow me to lit beside him. which
j" kindly allowed The picturc- were 20,
: Ones hut instead of two persons the
" were five. one of whom. a lady. is qui
~ distinct. standing between rs. her DO,
u, being ob,curcd by a cloud. Atlcr the
~ pictures were taken. some 81. Louis re
i, ilcmen requested Mr.. Mott to 1T wi
IL them. which he did. aud they also I
~ ccivcd the spirit photographs mu
4" palmer than mine. The spirit faces a
all different. and some have been rcco
niZcd.
, Mr.. Mott's spondcncc j. 80 lar
~ that lac cannot undertake TO answer
" the letters he receives. Some of the
y, letter, are from the most prominent ci
~, itali-ts. politicians and State officials
an the country. all of them soliciting adyi
~ or pctitioning him To visit them and u
I them private scanccs.
~ GNoTE.-Thc first letter alluded to
Nv the above correspondence. a. being
i'i the Dispatch office in this city. was fOu
~ there. having been received on Tucsd.
',i rs stated by the spirit" mt Memphis.
~. j. from the father of the lady in qucstiC
~, but it complexities the matter consde
wv bly, by stating that She was ''wcll a
WI hearty last Sunday,-ED. GLOBE.