Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-03
| the medium reached this old woman all hss
movements were intensified.

the medium reached this old woman all her
movements were intensified.
In Perfect Harmony.
Having rubbed everybody in the circle.
the medium began speaking in q precise
manner, which certainly suggested dig
nifled professional personality. You are
now sitting in perfect harmony" she said;
every one at the table is a medium; the
spirits of the unseen world are in COM
munion with you; I, Webster, am assist
ing"
broke in, saying. "Oh. Webster, have 20.
come? 1 am so glad"
Webster Was Present.
"Yes," the medium under control went
on, II, Webster, am here. A doctor and
chemist during life, 1 understand and con-
troll the chemical properties Of the atmos-
phere about you for the best possible opera
ton Of your medumistic powers. Again,
/ say, you are all mediums. What you re-
ceive. give freely that more may be given
to you. This one" indicating the mother
of the two girls, will develop a nlaterializ-
ing medium. This" touching the girl whose
hand and arm were working violently, the
spirits seek to write through this young
woman. And yCu," passing on to her sister,
you will become in time trance medium
Here" standing at the side of the woman
with the twisted neck, here Is one VINO all
her life long has communed freely with
the spirit world. The causes Of all things
are at all times visible to her. She knows
the first beginnings and the last end of all
that passes before her. You. she again
had her hand on my head, you will never
be entranced. The spirits communicate
on your intellect. Now" said Webster, Il
shall be with you all the evening, though
not at all times in possession OF my me-
dunn. 1. charge you again, give forth free-
Ia klat 20 xynnt
Then Webster became silent, the medium
emerged from her trance, and sitting down
just outside the circle, asked, as II she had
not been on the scene for some time, How
are you getting along?"
No one directly answered her, but the
woman with the twisted neck said, Il see
an old woman with round, bright race,
very quick in her movements. Does any
one recognize herr?
The mother of the two girls asked, Has
she little shawl around her shoulders?'
and being told that she had, said that it
was her mother.
said to the medium, do you suppose your
Egyptian would come disguised as an old
woman? see skinny hand and arm, and
shriveled face partly concealed. thought
Ii might be your Egyptian"
The medium said it probably was, and the
woman with the twisted neck continued to
have other visions, none Of which, how
ever, were familiar to me.
CROWS Prophecies.
Presently the medium arose, and. stand
ing with closed eyes, said: "Me's come.
Mes Crow, and mes just mad with you be-
cause you have think-ums and think-um's
and won't speak 'em out. Me sees you
she was fondling the head Of the sweet
faced, sad-eyed woman-"me sees you think
ing and thinking what was you made for"
That's right, Crow" said the woman. II
have never yet been able to find out what I
vas made for"
but you's going to pretty soon," said
Crow. "You's going to be something like q
chief of a big house with lots Of people In
1t, and you," passing to the girl whose arm
thinking about a chief whose you like pref
ty well, but he amt got much wampum,
and this girl'-now standing beside her sis
ter-"this girl have so many chiefs around
her she can't make up her mind which she
like best. The strange squaw there"-mean-
ing me-'she be thinking and thinking, and
she keep her mouth shut all the while. No
body find out what she think and how much
she suffer. There be a big chief standing
behind her now" 1 jumped and looked
around, but couldn't see anything. Crow,
paying no attention to this, however, kept
on. THE big chief have one hand on
strange squaw's shoulders, and now he put
Lis arm around her neck and draw her to
he. he be a very big chief, with high fore
head. brown hair and blue eyes, so dark
they look like black. He say for the
always, and look out for her, and he say
irjustice will not be done her much longer.
She keep up her heart; she will have justice
soon"
This was not exactly clear to me, but 1t
must be the truth, 1 suppose, for, oddly
enough. several years ago, in ST. Paul, a
medium there gave me the very same mes
sage from the spirit world.
With undated fury the woman with the
twisted neck rolled her head, beat her hands
upon the table. pounded her breast, and the
girl opposite continued to jump and twitch.
1t all made me feel just as charitable and
pious as L used to when a child scared by
an awful thunder storm. / loved everybody,
was sorry for everybody and would be good
for ever and ever ii the dear Lord would
only let me get out alive.
When the circle finally broke up the girl
whose arm had twitched constantly was
in great pain, and at the request Of her
mother the medium gave her a massage.
This, according to her own statement, soon
relieved her.
The medium followed me out into the hall
as l was about leaving, reassuring me that
1 have keen mediumistic powers, and beg
ging me for the sake of my greater develop
ment to give freer expression to the impress
advice, but what can one do among ma
terialistic people? The next morning, when
/ happened to meet q mana newspaper
man-about whom l got the impression that
he was going to have trouble with his wife
and his platonic friend, / shut my eyes tight
and began saying, in q mediumistic voice:
81 see two =" "Oh, come now, Pauline"
he interrupted; Il know all about II. Just
try little bromo-seltzer, and see II you
can't sleep it off," PAULINE PRY.
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