easy-working cameras and practice on the family."




WONDERS OF SPIRITUALISM.


"Spiritualism is a wonderful thing," said the Observer in a
retrospective tone. "As a source of valuable information, it beats the
Encyclopedia Brittanica in an easy hand gallop; the tonsorial artist
is not in its class and even the 'Intelligence Office,' pales into
innocuous desuetude beside it.

"Had it not been for a recent visit to a medium, I should never have
learned many important truths which affect me very closely. In the
first place I should not have known that I have a little brother and
sister in 'spirit life.' I had always considered myself an only child
and all of my relatives and friends cherished the same illusion. You
may imagine my astonishment, then, at receiving messages from Brother
Charley and Sister Ida, both of whom the medium described with
marvelous attention to detail. They told me not to worry--that it
would all come right, and that they were always with me, which is
comforting and shows how affectionate children can be--even in spirit
life.

"The next revelation which came from the 'other side' was the
statement that a dark cloud which was then hovering over me, would
soon pass away. This was interesting as well as instructive and, as
I was idly speculating as to the exact location of the cloud, I was