Marie St. Clair.'

I felt that it was time that a conclusion should be put to this farce,

so humiliating in the thought that honest, unsuspicious, gentle men and

gentle women are daily deceived by it. Nevertheless, I wished to bring

the 'wheel full circle' to this Medium's Spiritual communications of

aforetime. I recalled that Cornelia Winnie's spirit had said that she

thought the skull was Dina Melish's 'top not.' My fourth, and last,

question therefore ran: 'Do you think that by any chance Dina Melish

would know?' To which the answer came: 'Well Brother, as to that She may

know more than She may be willing to divulge--you see, Brother, it

places Dinah in a very unpleasant position, _i.e._, should it be noised

abroad that she was in the secret. I do not by any means censure Dinah

for what she may know, if _know_ she does. You could xamine Dinah on

that point--carefully, not allowing her to suspect your object in so

doing. You might and might not elicit some light on the matter.

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