I am satisfied that the picture is the likeness of my daughter Ruby. We have received more than one description of her as she appears in the spirit life and this portrait tallies with these descriptions. I am at one with several of my friends who have sat with them in their conviction that there is no trickery used by these mediums in the production of results obtained. On all my visits to Crewe I have been struck with the transparent honesty and earnestness of both Mr. Hope and Mrs. Buxton. The only conclusion to which I can come is that they are out for the sole purpose of helping others with their rare gift, at great cost to their own comfort and convenience. Personally I am grateful to them for their self-sacrificing service. (_Signed_) G. VALE OWEN. _Orford Vicarage, Warrington._ * * * * * The Testimony of F. J. TWELVES, ESQ., OF MANCHESTER Having had well over twenty sittings with Mr. Hope and Mrs. Buxton of the Crewe Circle, as well as intimate acquaintance of sittings of close friends, I have no hesitation in expressing absolute conviction of the genuineness of the results obtained. With the exception of photographs of our own son, I cannot say that many were undoubtedly recognised. We have, however, had many photographs of our boy about which there could be no doubt on the part of anybody who knew him at all well. Of course, ordinary photographs of an individual taken from different angles or in different positions shew considerable divergence; perhaps the one approximating nearest to the last photo before transition is the one taken on October 16th, 1921, copy of which I enclose together with print of the pretransitional photograph for comparison. [Not reproduced.—ED.] The clearest photo we have had taken of him was on December 11th, 1920. (_Signed_) FRED J. TWELVES. _55, Victoria Road, Whalley Range, Manchester._ * * * * * The Testimony of ALDERMAN W. WHITEFIELD, J.P., OF BRISTOL On August 19th, 1921, I called at Crewe on my way home from Llandudno and made my way to the house of Mrs. Buxton. I took with me a sealed packet of plates. I have done a considerable amount of photographic work in days gone by. I examined the camera, placed the plates into the slides myself in the dark room and developed and fixed them myself. As regards the psychic results secured, my good wife and myself have not the slightest doubt that it is a photograph of one of our daughters. I do pray that this knowledge may bring joy and comfort to some sorrowing heart. (_Signed_) W. WHITEFIELD. _St. George, Bristol._ * * * * * An Account of MRS. D. HARTWELL, OF NORTHAMPTON