The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-07-03

J tions to these parties Doctor Mansfield crosse
the room.and handed me a note, which he ha
just written, and OF which the following is
, reply:
"Papa, darling, your unfortuna,
!, daughter is with you, and wOul
that size could soothe your achin
: limb. On, that mother dear was with 20
now. Your Loving Daughter,
SARAH CATHARTSE EATON.
The reference TO my "sching limb wa
owing to the fact that was suffering from
severe pain in the knee at the time. Afte
that several communications passed between
rs through the mediumship of Docto
Mansfield, on the 2ith aud 18th of December
On the Goth addressed to her the followin.
questions:
SARAH CATHARINE EATON: cannot leav,
| New York without having another talk will
my darling Katie" Can't you give me tn.
names of some of your most intimate asso-
| ciates and companions. and as have beer
| taught that we live in married pairs to al
eternity, Will not my katie" tell me, II
there is not some young angel man who con.
stitutes her other half and who your dear
mother and may call son:
| To which she replied:
| Bless you darling, dear father, for such evil
dence of your continued love for your little
poor, ,emaciated, bruised and suffering daush-
ter, for such is all yon recollect of me. But
| from that withered bud a perfect woman has
been developed and one not incapable of
| loving such noble parents as il wa.
my good fortune TO possess. All
these years, more thsn thirty, have
l walked by your side and that Of dear mo-
| ther, who has been an invalid most of the
time since you and She were called upon to
part with me. But tell mother, dear, all those
aches and pains shall be counted to her SO
many diamonds and pearls, which will stud
the crown OF her rejoicing, when few more
years shall have passed, and she shall come
TO dwell in TIE mansion which l have su-
perintended its building, and with my tiny
hands cca1ed evergreens, roses and vines ali
over 1t. To tell you who have met, let me
say grandma and aunt Sarah are my most
intimate friends, save one will not speak of
now, who Is with me continually Bye and
bye will tell you all about him, an d he will
tell you Of your darling daughter.
SARAH CATHARINE EATON.
The same evening that received the fore.
going communication, friend of mine (Mr.
Ladd, of s.. Louis called at the hotel where
| was stopping TO consult me in regard TO a
matter of business. In talking IL over asked
him 20 go with me 10 Doctor Mansfield's and
consult some of his spirit friends in regard
10 IL, which he did the next morning. " hilst
there / addressed the following note to my
daughter:
SARAH CATHARISE EATON. | came
with trend who will ac-
company me west this evening.
cannot resist the temptation to talk to my
darling "kEtie" again. Can't yOu give Inc
the name of that young angel man TO whom
you alluded yesterday, where he lived on
earth and when he left fl? To which she
replied:
Bless you Heaven bless yoI my, honored
Father, who is the spirit world, OF on earth
has such loving dear Father as Sarah Cath
arine? Well, Father, / was with you all the
past night and i'm pressed you 20 call on the
medium with Mr.. Ladd, on how happy you
make me. Well, you are going to your Kan
sas home. There are fearful drifts of snow
between You and that place but yon will get
along after all. You would know the name
of my darling. would you" But il is not quite
time to bribg him into the family. When l
do you will be pleased wi h him. Bat Father,
let II pass for a season. / have reasons and
they are good ones, too. Tell Mo, her her dar-
ling lives and loves her ally. think the
will help her, but not perma.
nently. Her age is against her II is al
right. Bye-and bye she will be with her
darling SARAH CATHARINE EATON.
December -. 1873. |
| may add To this communication, that Mr. |
Ladd took the advice of his spirit friends, and |
thereby saved a considerable sum of money, |
which he was in great danger Of losing, by |
the failure ofa firm in New York. That trains |
had been delayed several days on account of |
sno F-drifts between New York and St. Louis, /
and that the one in which IN de the journey
was the first TO arrive at st. Louis for some |
lays on time. In explanation OF the refer
.uce to the ciairuOyant, 1 will state that my
wife was at the time being treated b. Doctor
DooIey, clairvoyant physician On the 4 IA
If March last addressed n communication,
II which he following Is copy, and ,nclOsed
[ in an unaddTeSsed enVe ope Ia Doctor Mans
led:
SARAH CATHARINE EATON | am informed
hat you are now with me, aud 1 get up at
our o'clock i'll the morning to write you this
tote. Swedenborg describes, in his &" COnju-
.al Love" marIii age in he tveu, which
makes me think of your union with your
owed one, and as you iEtimated in your last
lote that it soo1 would re, and your dear
mother and should know IT. III good season,
will not my darling TX 4tIe" tell me of the
lay when II will be ce!e ebTsted, 80 We can eel
.bTate il here? Also, who our sou ls, Where
ie lived on earth and when he left II? |
BY due course of mail the envelope was re-
urned to me with the seal unbTuken, with |
he following answer wrapped aouud 1t
a a mr. 1f.4f. |
vas risGt. We now see that We can impress |
GU correctly, but, Father you get up rather
,ariy for me. / know II Is said The early bird
'atcnes the worm, bat l would rather the
JIrd would have the grub, tnan get me out So |
.arIy. " ell. Father, what Mr. SxedenboTg said |
ibout coujugal lives, was about right. / and
ny dearest one will speak TO you in proper
ime, you and Mother may haSr,f no, "a |
lice of the cake, Won shall have "A large share
# our loves. When you are established IN
he office at Washington you shall have the
name oi my darling You will know all |
.bout IL, when it will be cemented My love
o Mother dear, and accept much ior your
lear self. Your loving daughter
SARAH CATHARINE EATON. |
March 5, ls79
on the 18th of March visited New York.
md addressed nv daughter again as follows:
Sarah Cstharine Eaton | suppose the ques-
ion that did want answered as much in |
egaTd to your union with your loved one, l
'Ou would give me the answer |
when was fully established in the Office st
and that will never be. |
Ny dear Father, well recnliect my prom |
Sc and although Nor and have be n disHp- |
pointed as TO the office at Washington, yet, |
'atner. il il all right IN the economy of the
iood Father. Father, your iie Il OF usefulness
: 10y far greater as you are. You are free TO
ct, think and speak, and your reward Will |
,e "A hundred times more a. yOu are. Then, |
IA n, II was no place Tor my invalid Mother.
The miasmatic condition of the city would
int agree with her, and l doubt II IL would |
With you,esp cia iy at the warm season OF the
ear. Financially and spiritually You are
siner Uy losing the election. About my dar-
ing IN ate, YOU snail know about that NV
n ate. or husband II AT vii he, is no less thsn
ne son of Franklin L cree. once President |
f the United States. Benrie Pierce is the
hoice. Tell Mother have the incest interG-
Il 10 all my sphere. His Father and Mother
am with often.
Your own.
SARAH CATuARISE EATON.
Sarah Cathariae EStOn:-
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