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stinacy, I had come upon that man with
out the appliances TO relieve his condition
in time Oh, yes he added, in answer TO
my question, Il have often had those i'm
pressions and after that 1 never failed to
act upon them. My experience, however,
tells me that the more you keep yourself
in the vortex of worldly affairs the less
likely you are TO have psychic experiences.
Those strong stu, speeches. voices have
most TO say to you when you are alone
with yourself and nature. If Joan of Arc
herself had been a Paris shop-girl instead
of a peasant she might never have heard
those voices through whose guidance she
wrought marvels before which the worlds
knighthood pales.'
Il know a little woman who lives by
lecturing and writing; her home is in one
of the Boston suburbs. She spent part
of last winter here in New York, bring
ing with her other members OF the family
and closing for the winter the house in
the Boston suburb. She had been here a
few weeks, giving talks in private houses
to such people as cared to listen to her
speciality, when one morning one of her
had such queer dream about her a few
nights before. Then she went on to re-
late how she had seen in her dream the
lecturers house at home, which she never
had actually seen. She described its ex-
terror infinitely, and said she saw a man
place a ladder at the rear of the house.
clumb 1t, and enter by an upper window
which he pried upen. She saw him go
through the house and select his plumber
Leaving all he did not want In direct dis
order he went out by the door.
THE lecturer wished the woman had
told her of the dream sooner. She was a
believer in the psychic side of life and
with good reason. But she did not have
long to walt In order TO learn whether or
not there was truth in the dream A let
ter came soon from neighbors at home,
who told of their waking up that morn
ing to find that her house had been ran
sacked in the manner described by the
dreamer. The neighbors said also that
there was no absolute necessity of the
owners Fastening back, that everything
had already been done that she could do
in the matter. and that the doors had been
again secured as well as possible The
burglar appeared to have made good his
escape. Here was case when, If a dream
had been acted upon in time, thief
might have been secured as proof. But as
yet people seem to be too uncertain or
them with any proper intelligence.
II know of another woman who with
her husband was visiting here Her home
was also in a town in Massa chusetts. She
bad left at home three children in cha<Pe
of near relative. One evening, after she
had been here couple of weeks, she went
to her husband as he entered the house
and insisted that they should return homo
at once; giving as her only reason that 1t
had been horne in upOn bar all dow
her daughter Mary was very i'll and needed
her;was calling for her. OF course her hus-
band pooh-poohed at her impression, and
tried TO dissuade her from so foolish a pro
ject as returning home before the time set
But, leave she would, and with express
haste There was great hurry to secure a
cab TO reach the station in time and the
first to appear was secured. They had not
been in 1t more than three minutes when
the wife declared that they were not going
in the right direction. The husband again
tried to convince her of her error but she
would not be silenced The driver was call
ed 10 and the carriage stopped. A little con-
vorsation disclosed the fact that the man
was In a quiet but advanced stage of in
toxication; had misunderstood directions.
and was taking them far out of their
way and to wrong station. The wife had
no clue as to the real direction; she acted
simply on an inner voice which told her
the thing was so. Through her insistent
action they caught the train just in time.
They Travelled all night the woman
troubled to get home but assuring her
husband that though their child was very
ILL., an inner voice told her she would not
die. When they finally reached home they
found everything precisely as she had be-
heved it TO be- The child had been taken
suddenly and violently i'll; the family doc
tor was summoned, everything was done,
h1If ha "a
her mother. At last a telegram was sent.
which reached its destination some hours
after the mother had started for home.
The question remains, are these things
worth needing? I think they are / won {
ask are they worth cultvating, for 1 don {
think cultivation has much to do with
them. They come more through that quiet
sympathetic contemplation which puts YOU
in touch with all nature. All one has to
do is to give such things hospltable lodg-
ment. The obeying of them NAV helm
yousfeven if at times you find nothing
comes of them they cannot hurt you.
Some people believe all these things come
through departed spirits. I'm not ready
to accept that belief. There may be many
other inteligences at work in this mi
verse besides the spirits of those gone on
DR.. Richard Hodgson. of the Society OF
Psychical Research, after above ten wears
of close research, declares himself a be-
l4cNSl III SbALA iHlSICOutSet ana promises
to reveal facts which he believes will
revolutionize modern thought DR.. Hode-
son has been the champion discoverer of
spirituahstic frauds. 1t was he who ex
posed Madame Blavatsky and her follow
ers; it was he who discovered the tricks
of the Italian woman, Eusapia Paladino.
who for years imposed on the great as.
tronomer. Camille Flammarion. ana
through him on half the wise men of Eu-
rope. From materialist Hodgson has
now become believer. He must have
had some tremendous proof A ereat
many await with most eager interest his
latest information from the Beyond"
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-George W Cable IL az n.nrlr No.. =.