"FROM THE SPIRIT SIDE."

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 96, 16 January 1908, Page 8

"FROM THE SPIRIT SIDE."

..- -,i... , it \ ■ ■.: ■ > A . DEJIpKSTRATIOJs - BY MRS. COOLER > ' ' '" ■ Mrs. Georgia:..Gladys:•Cooley,', the, Americai» piediuni- • and lectureri'v on .'"spiritualism; spok«; to- m&HiigCentury. Hall, Kent Tcrraje," -last evening.; Mr. W '- Al'Lean, (President;.of : Spiriii^lW^v''Assj^^tip!i,''--tool£*;.t&e jQ. , :In;the'.'c6ur».!o(.a.^riorV^"ddi ; e^Mira." l Cool6y, '.' BaidV.that" ! peoi)lte;/needed -of iniiiisteriiig spirits' h<^ / o»--wolb,a» ;bqrotfd-;fe#' grave', b'ut|-sh'ould. : -ripfc.-ncftlcct"--their;.'duties ■< by ; pee'ring ..into; •' to tho late. Getald'VMassp-.' Md . Judge Daley, of : NewVYqrk,.' as who died -i.Lst'-'year, the pftet might even, now .find socio inspirational writer who;..would voice ■ his'-'sentiments.;;i .;'.-v.- • Mi's. .Cooley then--laskiiii'',' those '.present: ;to baVasi-quiet, as :.so jthat;• she; might obtain" message's . from- tliq of "departed' friends of' some' of; the i p'eople- the -hall.-' After r 'a riight-pause, she to-ttescriw in rapid succession 'spirits which•■■shei/said were present..-,TJie-firswas;\\thqt;».of.,an ol u.' man vvho wished - to : telUhis ;daughtari that all was vroll with; him'aiid. iA^JAtly, in the, front'row-admitted lhaL : ticulars ' given-'were ..'conrect.,'' ,'. v ~ •>"' ■ i "The .next influence that. comes ( .to us, :i(,continued Mrs. Coolcy, '".is the spirtt o/'a. 'litOe child, a little-girl'.with .golden ihair.r > Mfs.'Coolcy indicated a ; lady stated: near tho-.front as the mother of. the child, :and this- lady, .aokuoivledged the-correctness of a brief;desenp. . tiiio, . which . was- .given :bv . the>..meJ«lm..-,..Th.6 mc^sagd.'.was'.:' ain iwith .von, mamina,, and. . I would huve;y<!u know that'l 'am:-w?Jl:".carcd,, for in-tho jipiri't world". ' The'next - mnnifestation.'-w-as; concon/ed-.-wi{h;. a lady w"h6 was still in the'-flosli. , She. npiJcKred'*'' fo 'havo\-i pro'misinK,'career as ;a singcrvWfore '• _ her -hut; snoi wouldvbo. married stead,? and' 5! that would- bo, all; right., Her-friend ■ iftivthe % room verified-'some-; rather detailed statements.. , The relative of ,the next;spirit ,was'.T.ery-.di(l|-cult. to locate, i The '• medium' marchM •' doWji nearly to the middle of, tho .room, .anil'que.v, tioneil three or. four.people,'but'none of them f rocorn.isod . the; .description'. , At'- last-.ai lady. owned' up that sh'e' know all'-about. glad'you were' slow-enough 'to' tako almost"® ' r • week-to answer me!", retorted:MrsV Cooley, 'and;,", thc' pcople . laughed.:, .It was the only moraortt." of "real -laiiphter -; throughout that jextremel'^ seHons meeting.. •••,; , •• : There were several more communications., ofi, similar character.'. 'In each, case 'Mrs. Coolcy described thc appcnTanco-'Of .tho- deceased and the illness or'accident'.which 0 led to-the. death, and st-nted a few oth?r circumstances.; and jn each'ease'relatives'or friends'in the rbma attested her -veracity..' The " messagO;". generallv wa's.'to. the effect that file .spirit ,was/"»(| right/' and wxmld appear to and ih-,some.-Tr*y ; help'tiie- inirriWiiff-Ji-icnd. Nartes-) in- some instances. , Airs. Coblov finally gave- a-demeiistration ofi ' ' cbar&ctir Wadinfe'." Host of those- who' askcif to be •" read!' ackuowledged .'the correctincss' ofthe iuformatioli given. •Tho Droceedinus concluded with 1 * hymn. p >