The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-10-21

/ aNA"taA NA''N ? 10 t" ''h' AAA'"N u" N'tN
ordeal She said that she was hap
py in he spirit Iand, aud that her
parents, 1r lhe-, aud sisters.
we're an with b but one brother
which / know T. be true. | mus
as that the interview with my wife
WIS not very satisfactory, owing I
the fact that she WIS not as tail a.
m, wife by six inches, and 1t was %
dark that ! ,ou'd not make out the
teatdres. After this Il spirit KEEP
q tting ont of the cabinet, auc
W I'D make the circuit Of the room
and fit hack again it seemed TO be
unraSy--amng tow ID the last the
mediun's control came out and
when asked about the uneasy spirit
she said it was my wife who felt hurt
that ! lid not FULLY recognize her.
The next evert that interested me,
was the appearance of a short
thick set lady ghost, who Aouuced
out in to the middle of the room, as
lively as grasshopper; | said to a
lady, who sat beside me, that is my
Aunt. When Nj. Carter asked her
who she would like to interview, she
said my neph,w, Mr. Mcclure. l
wds not slow to present myself be-
fore my AaIt, ald when | looked
down unOn her and S zed her up, be-
hold there Stood my favorite Aunt,
Emily Nebake-, my mothers sister
But 10 maze sure, | asked her who
she was, she said 30 you know your
Aunt EN- Nebaker." l will say there
is no on in this county that knew
l had such a relative. l had quite a
Lively conve .satio1 with her and
among other aings l asked her if
my moi 1er was WI her, The an
swer was yes. | ASKED if she was
happy, sue SID vcty. Then l said,
my dear Aunt, you know that my
mother was a praying woman, that
she prayed for all O. us daily, now
can you tel me if there is as much
valae in payer as she attached to
il. She said emphllically, yes. AT
ter some fucthe; converse, she faded
away, and l stood ther7 alone.
l will cone 10 the lat, and most IN
st.1c,,ug eveol Just before the
c,rse o. The sealce, Retty, The Me-
d,tm's contro made her appearance
and l rs ed leave 20 interview her,
which was granted, l foun1 Setty
We polite, afable and accommodate
lag, ready 20 6 We al tie in'Orma-
tion | desired, and had 70 difficult
ty Ia "a 'dngilg witt hCI to have
thesp' ',tofM S. Elan sent TO me. Be
it known that hat lady migrated to
the So It 'u7G last April, from Fort
Lynn. Welt m2Ie it short, The
lady's spirji presented itself before
ne, almost as soon as the agreement
took place. The lady's form looked
veg DatUral, height was the same,
l sto d by ber and took her meas
ure, which is only an inch shorter
tha l an, therefore I made up my
mind that the lady was fully materi-
a'i2ed | asked if she was Mrs. E.,
she said, yes. The l said, do 'ou
GDow me? she said, yes, your are
brotaec Macs, Chat is what she
caled me while yet with us) told
b. bow l Was pleased TO me>t her,
az thai had sent for her to make
arrangement for test | asksd
her e she remembered me telling
he~ while in this Ii'e that l was
awakened one night ny the ringing
of call bell that se.s on the dress
er, she said she remembered said,
do you ever goto Foot Lynn? She
said, yes, 90 there and have been
seen the e. Well, told her some
time waen she was on a visit to Fort
Ivan, 70 come into nv room and
ring My bell until sha walked me;
In4tit she coud do that, | would
be eve / the aDil,tv of the disem-
bode, spirits to walk the earth,
She sa d she would come aud ring
the e'l sae ha the strength to
DO S W en- Thanked her for her
coJrtesy, and she bid me good night
and sunk down, apparently through
the floor After numerous mapifes.
tations the meeting broke up at 10
minutes to o'clock,
ONCE A WEEK,
Ft, Lynn, Ark, Oct, 20 96,
The most beautifully painted res
idcnle in Tins city is that of ]. M,
Cortcrs in Fair View, Nothing but
Lucas Tinted Gloss Paint will give
ibis finish, Ben Williams and See
gar are sole agents for these goods,
and we call attention to the fact