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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-18
a PLEASING CONTRAST.

In pleasing contrast with the disreputable
proceedings of Radical State Legislatures and
the Credit Mobiier scandal, are the surround.
ings which attended the nomination and cleo.
ton of the "galant Gordon" Gas the great
Lee was wont to term him) to tho United
States Senate by the Conservative Legislature
of Georgia. He wac, says the Lynchburg
Republican, opposed by the combined in
fuence of such noted statesmen as Alexander
Stephens, Herschell V. johnson, Robert
Toombs, and Ben. Hill, but he was sustained
by the popular uprising, aud the people
through their incorruptible representatives
placed the civic crown on the head of Geor-
gia's gifted, eloquent and daring soldier. A
correspondent OF the Memphis Appeal gives
the annexed graphic description of the cleo
ton scene. and an attending incident:
at seemed at the close of the exciting con-
test that you could hear the old slogan of the
war, as Senators and Representatives in quick
succession would exclaim, Il change nv vote
from Hill to Gordon
"Ihe clarion tones of victory rang in my
ears, not as an evidence of their want of faith
In the integrity and honor of their truly great
and honored statesman, Alexander Stephens,
but dearer to me as vindication of the up
RICHNESS of that holy cause which is now
spread upon the annals of American history
a monstrous rebellion.
"On the evening of the day of Gordon's
ole T taI IL
FATALITIES of his generous board, and in COM
pany with four or five gentlemen and ladies
of Edgewood, passed one of the most pleasant
evenings that [ remember. Everything was
easy, elegant and fraternal, even the little
children Joined in our glec, and the stranger
forgot that he was not at home
"The next morning, summoning his little
family, he brought down the well>worn old
Bible, and, after reading with all the fervor
of an earnest Christion, followed by petition
to the Most High, solemn, impressive and in
expressibly sweet. Never, in my life, was I
so impressed with the efficacy of prayer aud
of Gods unceasing bounties on those whom
he loves. For whilst the record of the young
General in Virginia is as proud and high as
that of the gallant Bayard, yet never, in the
clashing of sabres and the shrieking of shells,
did he forget that our Heavenly Father di
rected his energies. plans and destinies, and
like the great Stonewall, was sustained by an
unalterable and Interchangeable faith which
seemed to hold the protecting shield before
him in the most imminent hour of danger,
and led on his faltering columns to glorious
victory"
We commend perusal of this scene to
Northern editors and legislators 1t will
show them how gallant soldier and meek
Christian gentleman can wear honors won
without the expenditure of dollar.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-18
Ill A K RE d.

In Baltimore. ON the 9Th inst i v Rev w r.
Eggies'on. w. HARDkSTY, Of the vjrrinis
House OF Delegates from Clarke county to Mis-.
Baynes. of Baltimore.
In Greenfield. Ohio. the 18th of Decemhe,
lsa2; BY Rev VIM. Fitzgerald. Mr.. LEMUEL Nj
SiRlDER, formerly OF Jefferson county W v.
to Mics FANNIE s. NJ. BELL, of G reenfeM.
On the llth inst by Rev. J. r Rooster N,
JOSEPH II. KtNoDE of Rippnn Jefferson e. -
herdstown. w. Va
On the 18th inst, at the residence of the brid..s
parents. in shepherdstnwn. by Rev. A. A. p. N.el'
mr.. THOMAS STOSECIFER, of Shepherd.,ovn
formerly Of Pennsylvania. to Miss MAMIE
SiG HIsIlNE. youngest daughter of Mr. Adam
At bunker Hill. on the 3th inst by Rev 8 n
mck"wn. DR. JOHN NJ. McKOwN, or rcoI. IIIs
and a.! Mas ANNA E. NORTH, of Banker Hi, West
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D | e D,

\, sOnoeTty: January Goth, 1873. att O'Clock, p.
Noble, just and generous
On the eveping of the 9TH inst, at sos 18th ct
seutnaes. asnlngton. LUCINDA STAHL. wife
years. y aSeo DO
10 shePherdsio IN. on the 10th inst, Mira NANCY
bENNh0' IN the 73rd year of her age
E. COLEMAN, aged % years. month and % d.s.
10 Berkeley county, w Va Miss sALLIE
SIN uRR, eldest sister of the late John Smn,r ~
snepherds'own' aged about 50 years.
ELI CoNLEY, aged 10 years.
In Nartinsburg, on Saturday evening, the 9Th
inst, Miss NARY ANN DOLL. in the 7sd wear of
her age. ''3' VI
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NEWSPAPER POSTAGE.

AT a special meeting of the Maine Editors
and Publishers Association, held at August,
on the 18th instant. resolution was adopted
protesting against the proposed pre- payment
OF postage on newspapers at the Office of pub
LEGATION. 4 resolution will be introduced
into the Legislature calling upon the Maine
delegation in Congress to use their influence
against the passage of such law A telc>
gram has also been sent to Speaker Blaine.
asking him to attend to the matter as soon as
possible.
This question. now agitate! in Congress, is
one of vital Importance to every newspaper in
the land, and especially to country newspa-
pers, and would we'll engage the attention of
our own State Legislature IF adopted as
proposed, the result will be to cripple and
impair the usefulness of the country press. if
not to make distinction in favor of city
newspapers.
The Cincinnati Enquirer announces its
fixed determination to recommend no man
for Office who votes for or supports the bill
We believe that the press will generally
second thi determination. We have, saws
the Wheeling Register, examined the Con-
gressonal GLOJe in relation to the matter. and
find that the yeas and nays are not recorded
upon the passage of the bill by the House.
The omission was doubtless intentional and
designed to enable the members to dodge res
possibility, bu. there is still change for
putting them openly on the record and we
trust that the Senate will so far favor the
press Of the country as to enable US to see
who our enemies are
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JUEURHV1
OLD FUsSAcr. February stb, 1873
STRAY BULL.

If p. to the Prsose' Of tb, 1nde.sened 5,t
supposed to be two years old in the Spring Thss
owner VIII please come forward, prove pToner,y
pay charges and take him away. ~
Feb II, l573-3t. ADAM cocRppY,
VAETHINE-The no,t poppl,r ,,d .e..---.
-; mar Restorative in use-for restoring pray
10 us natural color and beauty. II il the hest
ceived and for ~ lie by q p1Y I re-
Charlestown, Feb IL, 1873
SAGES catarrh Remedy, for the cure OF ca.s,,b
used-for sale bv :" r. . ZEE ps properly
Char Iestown. Feb. H. 1873
VI ichiGAN Fin Cut Chewing Tobacco. Gr.,..
n 1ng and smoking Tobacco; also fine Hayana and
Deniestle C1ear. slwsys 10 be had at
CnsfIesto"n. Feb. II. 1878. C. z. BELLER
1hIsICiANs' Prescription. and r .miIy Recinea
- ,sa siuby and accurately prepared ut all hours
chariestovn, Feb. IL, 1873.
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LEGISLATIVE.

In the Senate. on the 5th Instant, the fol-
lowing message from the House Of Delegates
was reported:
The House of Delegates have passed Sem
ate Bill No. SO, "a bill to amend an act en>
titled 'An act to establish branch State
Normal School at Shepherd College, in JET
ferson county passed the 9th day of Feb>
ruary, 1872"
In the House, on the same day, Mr.. Butch
er offered the following joint resolution,
which was adopted
That Joint Committee be appointed, con-
sisting of three on the part of the House and
two on the part of tho Senate, to ascertain
what legislation is necessary to give full effect
to sections I. 8, 9 10, l and II of article | l
of the Constitution, concerning railroads and
rates of charges, and that they be directed to
report at the earliest time, BY bill or other
wise.
In the House, 90 the 9th, message from
the Senate by the clerk of the House am
nounced the passage of. and asked the con-
currence of the House of Delegates in Senate
Bill No. SO, ga bill changing the time for
holding the Circuit Courts 10 the counties of
Monroe, Greenbrier, Jefferson, Berkeley and
Morgan.
In the Senate, on the 9th, On motion Of
Mr.. Grantham, the rule was suspended, and
Senate Bill 1854 bill to provide against
the evils resulting from the sale of ntoxicat-
ing liquors in the State of West Virginia, ~
was AIKEN from the table and placed upon the
calendar
In the Senate, on the 10th, on motion of
Mr. Grantham, House Bill No. &c. ITO es-
tablish a County Court and Board of Commis
s'"ners for the County of Berkeley" was
taken mp out of it's order, under suspension
OF the rules, read the frat time and referred
to the Committee on the judiciary.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-18

ORGANIZATIONS OF THE COUNTY CouaT.-
The Presiding Justice, Moses S. Grantham
Esq opened the County Court promptly at
J. o'clock, on Monday. Present the follow
ing Magistrates Charles Stuckey, g. U.
Tbornburs, Joseph Hollis, Jacob Stuckey,
John P. kearfntt. James W. Tabler. John s,
Gardener, w. Fl. Mathews, +. G. Tabler. 7
IL. Alexander, w. Sperow. J. NJ. Sebert.-
The clerk of the court, Christian NJ. Doll
was promptly at his post and the court was
organized and proceeded to the business that
called them together. We have but time to
say that the president, although the duties
were new to him, acquitted himself with high
credit, and gave promise of making very
prompt and efficient public officer. All will
agree that the body of magistrates elected.
are among the bet men in this county. and
just such as tho people Of the county are will
ing to trust in the settlement OF their public
orprivate interests.-lUnrtinsJu,y Statesman.
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And now the Valley wants to be off and
join West Virginia. The propriety of such
movement. making the Blue Ridge the line,
is to be discussed by the Franklin Society of
Lexington tonight; and the Rockbridge
Citizen says the subject is seriously and widely
talked of in quiet way throughout the VAL
ley.-ieter<b"'y Index.
Let the remainder of our fertile Valley
come to West Virginia, and we will have one
OF the finest States in the Union. Our sister
counties of the Shenandoah, we are sure,
would not, at this time, lose by transfer to
our Mountain State. They. at least, would
be rid of the many ills that Virginia flesh is
heir to at the present period.l
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-18

poND's Extrscs.the Homeopathic. remedy tor
Burns, Bruises, Sprains, Wounds, UIceTs Gc
-recel'eo ana Tor sale by C. F.. BELLER.
THE Alexander Feeding Bottle ba an advant.g.
i. over all others in shap.-it 10 a fiat and IN.
right bottle conb ined. be emptied TO the I,st
CROP and its peculiar formation precIudes the nos
sio1lity OF in whatever position ii NAV he
piaced-fo for sale nv CE RELIEF
Charlestown, Feb. IS, 1873
OGAN LIST CO.'S Baking Powder warrant
- ed to make light, sweet and nutritious R,esd
Rolls, Biscuit. Rusk, MUffins, Core bread and ali
most economical in usf- for Gale nv
Chsrlestovn, Feb. IS. 1873. c. BELLkR.
TIE GOOD ENOUGH HORSE SHOE. III. he's,
in the world, for sale by
Feb. Is. 1873. JAS. Law Hoo
WHEELER & WILSON Sewing Machine Nee.
oies' just received and Tor sale by
L. pINKLE.
TRAVELLERS Drinking Cups-very convenient
IoI sac ny L. DISKLE.
VioLISs;-EscelIent yiolins, for sale by
req rs L. DINKLE.
RLACK ALPACCA.-A great bargain in Black
~ AiPaccas. just received ty
W C. sHEERER.
CANEo Tomatoes, Peaches a nd Oyster. st re-
IeEeo oy W. c. SHEERER.
RUFFALo Robes. Skates, Horse Blankets. sleip
Bells, &c, for saIe by
December II. 1872. JAS LAW. HoOFF.
pRIaiE article of Clover Seed. Tor sale by
JAS. LAW. HOoFF.
CoWAN's Corn Cure and White Felt Corn pla,
~ tiers, for sale by c. E. BELIEF
AVA "a Card Re, RECEIVERS. just received BY
GARvIN's ELIXIR OF TAR, for sale by-
VI Feb. 4. 1873. GEO. T. LIGHT.
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FOR SALE PRIVATELY.

NJ HOUSE AND LOT-the Lot con a inin q two
- Acres. more or iess. and has Oh il an elegant
Cist"rn. smoke-R "use. Cellar. and other cnnv..
nlen6es, niso quantity of Fruit Trse=-Arpte
reach, Pear, Cherry, Ounce, Plum: Crane Vines
AID Currant Bushes. ia stus ted on the South aids
OF Cha riesto~n, between the properties of Ac.sys
Ih"s X Starry and F. w. Drew and a lao bet ween
the bo"mery and Berryville turnpikes. II can he
bought between now and the 18th of March. lean
be seen on tn" premises.
Feb IS, ls73-3t. MAURICE KANE
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Bill Relating to Rules.

A bill to amend and re- enact a portion of
Chapter one hundred and TWENTY-FIVE of
the Code of West Virginia, in relation to
rules
Be 1t Enacted Iy the Legislature of Vest
Virginia
That section one of chapter one hundred
and twenty five of the Code of West Virginia
be, and the same is hereby, amended and re-
enacted as follows:
la the clerks office of every circuit and
county court rules shall be held on the first
Monday of every month, except when a.term
OF the circuit county court shall commence
on the first Monday i'll a mouth, or either of
the two following days, or on the preceding
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, or Saturday,
the rules which otherwise would have been
held for the said mouth on the first Monday.
shall be held on the last Monday in the next
preceding month. The rule may continue
three days; but when in any such continuance
would interfere with the term of the cou1t tor
which the rules are held, they shall not con-
t,nue in such case beyond the day preceding
the commencement of the term of such court
Section two of chapter one hundred and
twenty FIVE of the Code of West Virginia is
hereby repealed.
This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
Ess Our correspondent from the Valley
asks US it it is not pity that Old Virginia
was severed in twain ?'' We might answer by
saying that possibly it would have been better
for Virginia had no separation taken place.
Again, he asks if the division had to be, would
1t not have been better to have made the Blue
Ridge the dividing liue /? Now, we suspect
our correspondent of a hankering desire that
West Virginia will gather few more Of the
Valley counties under paternal wing. Clark
aud Frederick would, no doubt. like to keep
company with Jefferson and Berkeley in the
same household. We will not discourage this
CLEAN of hope, but by way of encouragement,
we will say that partly in order that our wheat
growing interests may be furthered but main.
~ that our State may improve its shape
which now presents the outline of frog
struck with club-we may be induced to
come down some time, aud slice off another
section of this fertile valley. With the willy
Faulkner to plead our cause before the SUI
preme Court, we could, no doubt, establish
legality to the act. On the other hand, we
might chop off the northern Pan Handle and
sell it to Simon Cameron to carry the next
gubernatorial election with. He could cut
itup in lots and deal it out for recreant Demo-
cratic votes. Meanwhile, as Pennsylvania is
now holding a constitutional convention,
Wheeling might yet become temporary Capt.
tai. Anything to round up, you know.
Huntington Argus.
The Western Union Telegraph Company
has nurchasad Tho
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Es The members of the duplicate Legis-
latures of Louisiana have agreed to organize
General Assembly of members returned bv
both boards, if approved by the United States
Government, and the assent of the Washing
ton authorities has been requested.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-18
SHERIFFS SALE.
THE JEFFERSON COUNTY BUILDING
ASSOCIATION, NO. 9.

=, Met pursuant to the call OF the Corpor.,ors on
iucsday evening. February llth. nnd organic
by Ca ling wM. l.. Wi SON to the G. ~, -, Il
elec'ins W. En~'S ,rRuSDLE Secretary.
On motion. the roll OF subscribers to the CsD;t,,
Stock wac He'd by IN" Serretaryapd II Ann.,r.J
that two hundred and five shares were r.nr.scntJ
The Committee, appointed for the pur pose at a
previous meeting. submitted Consti,utiou which
wasread, amended. and adopted
- As there WAS a bare quorum of the suh,crihed
9hares present, on n"ton Of Mr.. Travers the meet.
ing an1"mrnrd To TUESDAY, February 1874, at Z
O'CLOCK r. NJ at which time a Boa rd of Direct
will be elected. WIN l. WILSON D..
w F.. TRusDL-. Secretary
February Is, lS73-lt
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WANTED
MAURICE KANE.

6O0 CHESTNUT (RoUND) STAKES. feet
WV long, to average inches thick at lar~er
and p to inches at sm alIer end IN h. daI;.,I
Will TOuv ~ s"rn ..,,y
February IS, lS73-tf " . ~ -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-18
SENATOR POMEROY,

Inc St Louis democrat, the Republican
paper of that city, makes the following pun
gent remarks:
Senator Pomeroy's drafts upon the Bank
of Public Sympathy will be protested. I.
would be foolish to pay them after his neglect
to leave behind him at Topeka a reasonable
deposit of good character which might be held
as collateral. 1t will not do, either to raise
cry of persecution in his favor; chorus
of that kind must necessarily be very thin, be
cause the material wherewith to make it is
very scarce. And least of all will it do to at
tempt his exculpation by fixing another crime
of different character upon Senator York,
or somebody else. If Mr.. York has done
anything wrong, it only shows that two crimes
have been committed instead of one; but in
no event does York's conviction involve
Pomeroy's acqnittal. The question now be-
fore the public is: Did Mr.. Pomeroy bar
gain and pay for votes in the Kansas Leeis,
lature to secure his election to the United
States Senate :? The evidence is that he did.
and that his corruption, while it may have
ended with Mr.. York, began with somebody
else, and included many others. 1t will no:
he forgotten that since his defeat the sum of
$4,000 has been handed to the presiding Of
fcer of the Kansas Legislature, as conscience
money, from anonymous source. How much
was paid to others, and not handed over, must
be only matter of conjecture
X X
eff the people want to rid the country of
corruption in public life, they must be brave
enough to punish guilt in direct proportion to
the high standing of the offenders. Unfortu-
natey, position is no proof of character, as is
sadly manifested in recent revelations but
the worst possible perversion of law and Jus.
tice is that which makes position a shield
against the consequences nj crime"
Gss- The difficulties that have existed for
some time in Spain, have eliminated in the
abdication of the young italian King Amad-
Gus, son of Victor Emmanuel Amadeus re-
tires and the Cortes declare their power per-
petual. They will have to look for another
king. establish republic, or reign as an
oligarchy. 1t is difficult to forecast what form
of government Spain will settle down upon.
GS~ By the census of 1870, the popula-
ton OF West Virginia was AL ,S14. Her
rank in population with the other States of
the Union was 81 being next after Arkansas
and next before Minnesota The increase in
population in the ten preceding years was
63,l26, which, all things considered, was a
very fair growth.
ses~The Empress Caroline Augusta, widow
of the Emperor Francis l., of Austria, and
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-18

s8-The Empress Caroline Augusta, widow
of the Emperor Francis l., of Austria, and
grandmother of the reigning Emperor, Francis
Joseph, died in Vienna on the Sth inst, aged
eighty>one years.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-18

Es- 1t is now definitely settled that the
President, with portion, perhaps all, of his
Cabine will make an excursion to the South
soon after the adjournment of Congress.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-18


lcnte, ,surpate and thoroughly d..uOy 81 poison
QUE substances in the Blood will f.ctu. liz H.
pciai predFpositiOn to bilious arrangement
is there I1Gnt Of ncIiOn yOIu Lirey and SnL,..2
Unless relieved the bIUGd BE- cUne. iuput. hy AL.
t'rious secreIons producing 0us or st in d.
cases. BlotChes, FelUns, PustuIes, Capker pirn
p!cs. &c. &c. 'H-
Haze you Dysprptie Storuach? Unies. dirc.,;o,
ls L'"nP,Iy aided the systeIn ted win nov
W. ness aud inertia 'Hefat
Hare you irs0LnSSs nf the Enfrsfin,s? You -. g..
danger of Chronic Diarrhoea or Inflamma,in, ~ IN IN
BOw.ls. Oh tho
Ha.e you ,reokness Of the Ute,in. or Lh;nar,, n.
gHnsY I9u are exposed to suffering in its most w.
|ir. 20" a.i'etrd, drowsy. dull, sluggish n, do.
pfessea In spirts with head ache bac ache isd
tongue and had tasting nou,hS "'e"
For n certain remedy for ell oF Thea. I;.-
wesknesses and troubles: for cleansin1 ard .,,;.'
ing tn" vitinted olood nd impart;po yjcor 4, liz
vital forceS: Tor building up and resto,inn ~ ~
weakened constitution USE mo
USD1A
which IL pronounced by the leading n,.dic. .,.L
mes OF LONDON and Paris 1.-THE mort nove,fni ,oss
and slterst!Ve known to she medical world - Ths
- no new and untried hiscnvery but n. he., t LIE
USED ny The Ieading physicians of oih., co,. on1g
with ~oode, fol remedial resuJts oNH"'eN
nom '0e1h' n and impair the d ,Re,tiv. o,,.,
49,. u , am phTstcH they give only temno,,,y
'eIief-Ind'eestion. hs TUE ncy apd dvspsn.;p ~
piles and kindred diseases are snre a, opryH WIN
" loIIo~ their
kren the blood pure and health IL a,s,,.d
JOhS Y KELLOGG, - Plat 81 ~. v..I
Sole Agent for the United s,.,...
PrIr" One Dollar per Bottle. Send IA, f.;,s,,i s
February II, 1873 -4w ~"
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Ess- The Fifth r. giment NJ. N. G., CT
Baltimore, has determined to participate in
the Inauguration ceremonies at Washington
on the 18th of March next,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-18

The Western Union Telegraph Company
has purchased the controlling interest in the
Cuban cable for 81 600, 900.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-18

@ Ex-Governor John w. Geary. of
Pennsylvania, died suddenly, in Harrisburg,
on the Sth instant, in the 54th year of his age.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-26

sTHE THRONE OF THE MIND. This or
1.-THE Search for the Soul will be the
subject of magnificent lecture to-mor-
row CMonday) night by DR.. Brennan.
The Doctor is deeply learned in science
and has all the theories and systems Of
ancient and modern psychology at his
tongues end all thought out and beauti-
fully simplified for the entertainment Of
his hearers. He never gets muddled but
renders the topics of his discourse in ali
its prOfundity as clear, to listeners pos
sessed of that without which man is
said to be non compOs me,,tiS, as the
deep waters of Lake Tahoe. He is
not tiresome but makes themes attractive
which in the hands of another would be
hardly less painful than crncifixion. He
is a man of striking personal appearance,
a fluent, graceful talker, and takes you
of your feet by his native and highly
cultivated elocutionary powers. He in
vites criticism, and offers all free seat
to come and Judge of his style The
legislators. who are presumed to repre-
sent the highest average culture and in
tellisence. of the State, are cordially in
yvited to attend and pass judgment upon
the Doctors power as a lecturer and ora
tor. We predict that the theater will be
filed tomorrow night with an apprecia-
tive audience to hear the latest that is
known as to the whereabouts of those
mysterious agencies-the mind and soul.