The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-17
FIFTH INSTALLMENT.

A mdlCH was SUI oSh eo NAAe--o ~ - see the titles.
 "Maryellous!" ejaculated.
 "Dou you still come to hear me preach 2"
 Yes"
 And others with your"
 "Yes" Are they with-you now?"
 "Yes."
 "Your grandparents?"
 "No."
 your brother Ruskin?"
 "Yes."
 My sister Kate?''
 "Mr. George Newton?"
 Yes"
 were you all together at MT. Van- so's and Miss M'Creadie's?"
 "Yes"
 Can you see everything and hear everything that goes on!
 "No."
 Are sight and hearing linited?" "Yes'
 Can you watch the war;"
 "Yes."
 Two More Tests. 'Now. if you are my boy, you can tell me what pet names you called your sister and Harry?
 "Yes."
 "well?"
 Nance and John" (CorrecD
 pause to say it is utterably in conceivable that any other being Tn the world knew this except Ruperto
 "Can you see, now it has become dark in the room?" (9:3O F. M.)
 Yes"
 .Then, will you take the table to where mother is sitting, and take it to her face as if you wished to kiss her. CWhat followed was the most re- markable thing I ever saw in the world. The table passed quickly from me. went straight to Mrs. Wynn, and tilted to her face)
 You used to sleep in this room. Would you show me in which corner. and could you make the table go to pass?"
 Yes"
 Tt was done. I then asked that the table be placed opposite certain arti- cles. It was faultlessly done in every case.
 Have you seen Christ yet, my boy?" ''No."
 will you do so?"
 "Yes."
 "Shortly?"
 "YeS."
 DO you llNo III NS
 How many are there?"
 Seven
 DO you live in houses?"
 "Yes"
 Have you work to dor"
 "Yes"
 .Is it a beautiful world you are in? ?" "Yes."
 "You are quite happy?"
 "Yes"
 Have you met any men from Che- sham who have passed over lately 7! Yes"
 "Who are they?"
 Then followed names I did not know I have since proved their cor rectnesS.
 Prophecy.
 Do you still take an interest in prophecy?"
 Yes"
 "Is the historical interpretation right?"
 Yes"
 Do those you are with take an interest in the subject?"
 "Yes." (Decisive)
 "Is next month an important month" October 1917.)
 Yes"
 (My son was deeply interested in my predictions based on BlbHcai prophecy. He had heard me say many times that the rout of the Turks would take place in October 1S17)
 "Is death the terrifying experience people think it is?"
 "No." (Decisive.)
 Will. you kindly spell the name of a certain young lady you knew in Chesham?"
 It was perfectly given.
 After this. last answer no manner of doubt was left in my mind as to whom I was talking. I therefore entered into private matters, and the replies I got were such that only Rupert could give.
 Good night, Rupert. Could you make the table say Good night, fa- ther?'" Instantly the table moved - -l =; this in length of sound. It was as if the table were a human being. believe the phenomena are real I believe they prove the existence of an after life. believe a great deal of the teaching you hear in spiritualistic circles is anti-Christian. believe wicked and lying spirits can and do I will give my reasons for saying this. believe all investiga- ton should be limited to people of mind. without any hysterical tendencies. believe Christ and His teaching Is all-sufhcient, and that the soul can find perfect rest and peace by simply accepting 1t and devotino its energ1ee to tho crying nesds of the