, 1875-04-27

rro.ept husband lclonEs 10 tho Magnetic school
Of mojicuo. do not participate IN llls practice
or trratn,cnt OF bsa raltonte. act IA = Tosilut1
In tho dircnyory OF diseases Of bis patients. 1
profess 10 DO ....e..
4 SPIRITUAL ,tEptpM,
and was callct n}on a. times to nlaks olatrSny-
ant examinations OF hss rntionta. wns narrlet!
to DR.. Palmer In 1874. and oxamincl his pa!tt tlH
10 compensation boforc ! VA. married to HIN.
was paid for tho services rendered nr. Palmer.
no. toll II waa I'll athte Of franco wien niade
tllo.o examinations. htst was In a stnlo of per-
hoNaI Nnconsclonsness. I WAS not coSnlzant ot
.a1ins or doing anything 9al ~ whc 'tnor osr, Tss
mt confined altogether to tho practice
ut n,odtcine. Whom am In tny normal contiltnh
can see thtngn not Visible to othcss: can fos
the.r lvos written on thclr soi!la ~ you aso abls
to read tlle pages Of book. have seen
Hrlnlrs FLOATING AROUND siE
who you wore questioning nc. but Whothcr
rod to MY present husband a low daya aftor my
divorce from, my fo1nlor husband. [ believe III
tho rnncttr Ut tho marriage rofat1ons and llaSo
10 sY,nl'athy with froc-lovo octr,i,os. loota,nctl
NV .yurro in this city nn tin ground OF adultery.
I hcltove tint II nsarricd people could not live
bsrpily, tho Legislature sllould l,o rotitioncd 10
pnt unhappy marriages ns[de and not catlso reo-
o to hotono criminal; In Jennary; ,, ls7l w.
/ went will! slrs. Woodruff. / WAS told II was
Ina ol,ce. nfy Impression is she told mo. l Ito
not remember whe1o this nfsfce was, but yon
went nr flight Of long: narrow utairS, where
time, and met Moulton there thnu. could not
nay II tho ollice rescmb1ctl M editorial snnctut.
bus thcro wero tapcrs streUn aiound and q ma
tine picture hanging OH tue will. sIins Clallin
mout Ia sec Moultoti thcr0 on aomn law bnHinesa.
alrs. Woodhulis familiarity With Iilton ripened
very rapidly nftor my ncnualnta,1ca with Him.
Theao ialniliasiscs woro ,othor concealed nor
were tLey very open. Col. blood was
Al.slusr ALWAYS IN TIE OFFICE,
hud thtsa famiArittcs Nero rsActicod before him.
Cot blood was In tho bedroom when saw I'll
tuu tiloto. ] was prcBotst IN tho mouth Of Fab
ruary, 1871. At Mrs.. Woodhufl's oiiico when
about the prospectus Of tue Golden Age. | whs
,ug All order for stockings when Mrs. Wood
hull mud A1s. Tilton carno in, Oh this occasion.
Tho substance Of tho language WAS that llis pa-
and sl,a. Woolhuil was to bo at the llcad Of
tho party. 10th ranors "oro to bo 'iAed IN this
manner to 10 Tho organ OF nc.parsy. My im-
proxsion III that thoy wero continuing convcr-
It was to be consolidation OF all tho EcattoFod
sriritua! partieR, and Tlton nn1 Mrs. Woo;lhnll
wero to bs leaders. Each pnpor was to atin1iro
tho tcncts OF tho othor. Woodhull "aa talking
very earnestly on one occsslon about
THE BcAHpAL
with non,e pcrson long before tho proofs wero
brought out. 1iton uauo In. lIo saiu this ntory
Of Doecher aud his vito was not true.
| BENJAMIN +. TRACY
Was tho no3t witness: lfo testified: ras at!-
mittod to tito Bar In 1851, and psacscoa ~ slls
city niue yeasa. / was United States District
Attorney from lsf0 till 1873: I havo know,
Tllton FOR mnny ycarB, closely when ilo was
editor Of tho Union, and havs attenuca Detchera
church sinco 1867. and have known him intl;;
1uato!y from tic publication Of tho Woodruff
Hcsnlal. I WA introduced to Moulton IN No"