Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-04-22
philadelphia.
ouR SATURDAY LGrTGR.

sAcxwAaDNEss OF CENTENNIAL WORK, DO.
Gpsetai corrsspondsvsoe eftAs cbnmSveisl
pauAprhpu,A. April l6,
Ths troub,.s In thu Co.l R.u,on. oont,nue Ia
~. T1o's' ~ sn' - '.. ov1''Aue ~
attract large share OF pubic aasnton-more
perhaps than any one other current topic. Pso-
nj. h.v. ,.L. .,d.: a. \, N. r,,ht. ~ tb. maj.
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=, osl u now as.. a.u', .s. ~
S.. ~. .o ,n..oa .,. ~ y. c..
Of employer, sod employed. For the most pert
il Ia found thst 81 mcnied man. peopie of sah.
atanoe and imnortsnoa. side vith ~ oosrn1ee,
apd 40 remsinin0 socisl elemsnes vath -
vorksrs. This ruis - its excspsons. hoVsyev.
md ths minera nave no more esrnsst fdsnds -,
some al of % thc vsslthv man Of tI,js eitr. some o1
theTn. TOO. beino cloeeIy coouectsd xifh ~ oool
txsda' Prioea hsvs nos baen dIsturbsd n,nnh =
vet kus thero h oraoh uneoeinoos an,osue lna,un-
fsntnrers. ~ there Ia no tellino vhat may h. tha
utimsts esFec4 Of ths rtrits unon their businees.
occnn.n nor ~ tbs coais con,,t-v md th.t II th.t
tl,s ardsrins ont os tha ssiiids "a s1sotiv ths
icht thin- Ia do Evan X. Iovs's snnietv must
admit thaf in this osss A. armed foroe ~ the
oniy thinc ti,a nrsservsd ths 1900
al bv friands of tRs moyement to hsye isrrsiv
AM sGarsd H. and aithonoh thera "a = .sricns
d-svhsci so H. sunc.s. mi. drs-h.M ~.
ths .f,..res - aor,s ~ ,ha ,,ost cc,.r,.rc,,s
sholition;sts Tha worst ~ n Il thst the siioht
~ tant,on.lNnrs"t;cs,iv At iesst. and dsmsiss
"a nnhsnni,yy = a;nS ~ S;vis;on soscpo anti.
slsysrv pnnnIe .omstime hnfons smsncipstion
-.s ~ "i.aaS TL;s VS.,;.. ".,.r .-SE - =,
sbsofnts onthrs.k bnt = ynoa dssj ~ n"rtissn.
siin src;tad uhich n,oh.SiS IN cs.a ths - Tnsti.
01 ~ "Sa hSa,p p'oU~ ccnt;rn.S vonia hsSs
Ssn.r.ts soc,.tis. Ths ~ nr,nc;n.i c.rs. ".
IN XII. sch;srn .ssr., n, h.rs han = S;srarancs
- t"Ssrn.n, hst..sr NJ Hsr-;.on snS NJ
pbiiiins ss to Az; 'Sis..rv noiicv Thsss lad.
A.. " man ~ roC.-srl .nIT dsc;d.S chsrsctsr
and tbev Wv 1srs ~ % "iovlv rsua,ns % djst,nct % % psrtv
S,.p%ts ~. s,,nros.S ~ hsv. or,stsa ali ;wsr. W.
snrss' Rnt n bss not onistsS them antireIv.
ana = r.s.cnshIs .nnno1aition :. that nsI,hs,,
ph,,,;r. ror Gsr-s.o,, FpTa ~ n.,t 4, III. an
nivarssrr % rnisss ~ "uaS "ast,na Ponid sndor.s
sner ei s,de OF inc dlsputs; tne annasefsa INV IT.
c,., III ,h.t + ynstns ~, .hst st h..S No.
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Sosa ~ ~ e uSM' .. ~. .nnsr,;.r us ~ ~
exhibitions. Professors and Scientists Of all
sorts have taken hold Of the matter and It has
assumed the character Of . learned inquiry. On
the superstition that the subject may be . new
~ vno ~ yo ssx.s,.,,. Sm so ov.isv ~ =, ~. y.
.,ritnS nn "a S ~ wnya ~. "a .n.crI. t;nn ~
Brown-who, he is . necromanoer, should
invent some better "stago name" = 10 q
prepossessinx young man, native Of North
ern Nsw York, and until recently Q com-
mercial traveller - otherwise drummer, for
. wholesale buninsss house. Two yeaf1 ago he
pacity, but was Aaaliy led 70 believe that he
might 6nd better oroAt in khs exhibition Of
his faculty Of Mind Reading than In soliciting
trade. From childhood, be says, he was CON-
scious of IN ability, varying In intensity At diff
ferant timss and with various individuals, Ia
divine shs thoughts Of other people. Some.
time: r. mere p Of another rot person
.hoxhs Of tho I ndvSas sh,. being ' shsn sone
overnaststing foeling or emotion made the op
poeito party : very favorable subject. Genor.
ally speaking however no has to clasp
hands with tho ''pAsisnt," placing The
back of the other persons hand 70 hia
on himself Of mere presence and then By expe.
rimentina 20 a 70 arsdually develop The power,
that he foupd the conpectioa described 70 rem.
der the most eatisfsctory returns, In talking
with him about his experiences NJ, Brown tod
me- thst he hss obtsined good results by holding
the person whose thoughts we're to bs read and
,nS IL man sbs s TSs
ns ~ Ha wn.Oa .ne ns ~ ~ sds o ~. 4"' "'SsS'
" Wbsn .bs r,lations III - .grsed on' xh..evar they
NAV ba' arc estahIishaT Rrovn deelares thst on
the instant he sees through the mental vision ot