1901. The career which Mr. Whipple has here endeavored to delineate has been almost an exceptionally brilliant one, and although the setting forth of this has been imperfectly done, still, on account of the charm and stateliness which have uniformly attached to Dr. Peeble's public and private life, many readers will certainly be attached to these pages. Partial Contents: Lineage and birth; Religion, infidelity, the Ministry; Marriage; A Horoscope, character sketches; Gone to the wars; Mediumship; Wit, humor and immortality; Literary labors; Homes of ascended teachers; Lessons of experience; New cycle; Travels to foreign lands; Return to America; Medical practice and medical battles; Recent labors in the spiritual vineyard.