New-York tribune., 1871-09-11

unshspey nass line. Her comtensnce sGnsndsn os
her noods. Her soul comes into IL and goes out OF "
vns he. r. one tine the S Sf % Of snosr aV
ins her 'A dull co%moSplSSe and
When sr Dr.s influence Ta her ao
en1 aemndins tho beholder aUf Of the Hebrew Law:
giver who gave to men what he received from God ana
whose irce during che transfer Tnon% ~Gcd SS
expression In his stanza Of St. Stephen tho Martyr
in the article OF death
And looking uP",r,. tull Of sr,r.
cTa f. Gr.5cd wed and ir@oo 6,1o. h'Tpy p,.""
In conversation until she Is somewhat warmed WIN
earnestness, she has as II her mind were elseThero
the she brings all her faculties to her s for
suaslon or Indignation, and particularly when under
spiritual CONTROL she isavcry orator for
Ing forth her sentences like mountain stream, sweeping
away every thing that frots It's food.
Her hair which, when left to Itself Ia as long as tnoss
to play hidc-andsrrk she now mcrcifssy cuts s'c % nv
boys, from impatiencc at the daily vast" of time IN
suitably taking care VI this prOdga git oi nature
FREE LOVE.
On social questions her theories similar to those
which have long been taught by John Stuart Mill and
Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and which are styled by some
eeove dOctrines while others reject this appeiia
ton on account Of its popular association with tue uea
OF n promiscuous intimacy between the sexcs-thc cs,
sence OF her system being that marriage is OF the hfn
and mol of he ia that uhen lore ends na,ridge shond
end rih IT, being dissolred by nature and Mgt no rn
statute should ouloardy bind fro hearts Which haue been
inwardv slndered and finally. in religion she Is spIr-
itualist OF the most mystical and ethereal type.
In thus speaking Of her views, viii add TO them
another fundamental article Qf her creed which an in
cidelt Yl nest illustrate. once sick woman had been
given Up BY the ph ysicans, and who had received from
Catholic priest extreme JUNCTION In expectation OF deathi
put into tho Of Mrs Woodruff, who attempted
to lure her back to life. This jealous phyHclan uhwi
Ing To he bafed stood over her patient day ana neht
neither sleeping eating for ten days AND nights at
the end Of which time she gaddoned not only ~
witnessing the sick wOmans recovery but at nndng hnt
her body, instead Of wearness or exhaustion uom
the double lack OF sleep and food was more fresh
and bright than at the beginning Her face, during TINS
discipline grew u1commOnly and ethereal her fesh
u look OF transparency; and the ordinary eartl-
of mortal nature began 10 disappear from r pnys
ca frame and It's place to be supplied with what she
fanced the fO1 tokens of spiritual body these
phenomena vivid to her own consciousness ana
the observation Of her friends that she was led to
immortal state, deducing the idea that the
time will come when tho living human body, instead oi
ending In death by disease and dissolution IN the grave,
will be gradually rehnNi away until IL ls ehtrey
sOughed of, and the sOul only. and not the nesh ie-
mains. 1t Is In this way uat she fuhs to her DARING
hope the prophecy that TITO last enemy that shall DO
dcs strOyed Is death"
MORE FAVORED TEAN ST. PAUL.
Engrosscd in business affairs nevertheless at any mo-
she would rather die than Eyosuch ia her Infinite
estimate OF the other world this But she dladalns
all commonplace parcy with the epirtream such as
are had in ordinary spirit manifestations. On the other
hand passonately eager tho spirits face TO
face-to summon them at her will and Commune WIN
them at her pleasure Twice is she tS1shakenly De
thus dOubly over St. Paul. who saw his Mastr Dut once
and then overcome by the sight.