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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-09
Local Correspondence.

ST. BDSIFaCE, Nov. 3, 1871.
DEAR FHEEMAN-A large and enthusiastic
meeting ol the Democracy OF Chest tow nship
was held at the school house at ~. B,piGncp oIi
saturday cVeninR inst The meeting was called
in ordrr ny Mr.. Thomas OF, who stated the oh
Jet or tne gathering in Few well timed re-
marks wotn. on uTOflon OF = Anna, Esq. Mr.
Nichoias III Hciirick was called to the chair.
Messrs tienrge Y,axer and Anselm Wcaklaad
chnscn ice Presidents. and Thomas on na med
as secretary Being then fully organized, tho
fTesiucut infde few remarks, calling on all
Ine untcrrihed to be wide awake and TO roll up
inc old-lashiOned Democratic majority in the
township After the close of the Presidents
remarks, Hon. James Thomas and James Null,
Esq. tnadr long aud ardent appeals TO the De-
mocracy to stand true to their principles and
go in with determination to win a grand ole
Democratic vicin nry. The President hen closed
the mUeting with a mastery defence OF the
nominees and the tcncts of the party. and was
frequently app!autieI during the continuance
OF his spccchi whcreuppn the IN citing adj
journed with three roIisiRg cheers for thr
ticket, the whole ticket, AMI nothing hut ne
ticket 1Uurs, Nc., CHEST OU CHARG 4
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AsroSISRISG SUCCESs.-ft is the duty
of every person who has used BosHEEs s
GERMAN SYRUP TO let its wonderful quail
ties le known to their friends in curing Con-
snnp,ion, severe Coughs, Croup, Asthma,
Pneumonia, and in fact all throat and lung
diseases. No perscn can use IL without in,-
mediate relief. Three doses will relieve any
caSe, ami we consider il the duty of all
Druggists to recommend it 10 the poor dying
consunptive. at least ~ try one bottle, as
40 900 dozen bottles we're sold last year, and
no pne case where IL failed was reported.
Such medicine rs the GERMAN SYRUP
cannot be toD widely known. Ask your
Druggist about il. Sanple BOTTLES to try
sold at 10 cents. Regular size f5 cents. For
sale by laemnion & Murray, Ebensuusg, aud
Woleslagle s. Son, Wilrnore.
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r. X. THOMPSON, Druggist and Chemist
-Dedr ,>:r: 1t is over nine years since |
was taken sick with inflammation of tht,
Kidneys, and so lame times [ could
not help myself. l was finally persuaded
to try the Barosina. Last January my hus-
band bought the first bottle and / continued
taking il until the third bottle WAS usetl
aul feel now that am cured of great dis.
heart, and l wish others to know The value
contained in the medicine called Barosma,
or Buchu Back ache, Liver AMI Kidney
Cure, prepared by +. X. Thompson, Titus
vile, Pa. Price 81 per bottle, six fol So
CAROLINE q. TURNER
Jerusalem Corners, Nenango Co., Pa.
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E- =. EHJikeI'S LifSf5.0I ana T.. T.
"a MhAeIS Sh0ll. 200 TO!. the IInir.

The best and cheapest Hair Dressing and Hair
Cleaner ii the world. They remove dindrun al
lay irritation soai he and cool tire heated scalp,
prevent the hair from falling of. and promote tho
growth in Il very short time. They preserve a-,d
hcauiiiy the Hair. and render it soft and glCssv
They impLrt "a hrilliancy and silky appea rance
to braid and wiry Bair and, a hair dressing
they are unrivailed eradicate dandruB and ,ir,-
vent bRi'inrss- The shampoo cleans III Hair re
moves grease. scurC itching, eruption. Cures
headache produced ny heat and 70 5icue an
kels Shampoo and LIstral r.s ore Hair to = ma
turIl and glossy color. restore iSdcd dry harsh
amt wiry hair. Price per bottle 81. ASk vnur
druggist for them, OF send to y. r. Kunkel Pro
Ia. IS ,o sn,
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Letter from. California.
TCRLOCK, StLnisiaus CG.. Cal,
fl.t. Inn. IL H.

October 81, ISL.
DEAR FREEMAN-As this is Hallow Zen night
iiis: ~ my hand is now better. 4 write YOU my
experience. we lave cabhi &c iicro to pun:
sn we will have to try Something else. The
weather IL cold and dry. and II il now eighteen
months since we bad uIIy rain worth recording
People have dry-suwed Il great deal of wheat
There was no rain hast winter To beat down the
ground consequently il is like summer faIIuw,
aud it has been put in dry, that when the
rain does come. the wheat will have an carly
StHrt. Our folks will soon have in bet tween
l.loO and Lea acres of dry sown. If rain
it. If light showers only fail, then the grain
will sprout and die. If heavy showers fan
then look out for II large crop. That's the way
farming goes here.
INTERVIEWER.
Great men are usually interviewed about
thiS time IN the year Consequently the Re
porter of the Press came rouni aud asked me
nay "pIni"n OF inlS. answered that i'll regard
".f"tS was so;nrwt.tt Feticcnt, Hs rats might
tnjure one jnst now. II they are Norway rats
better let them alone; if they are Washing Ton
CITY rats, ih1n kill Hs many possible.
session OF Congress: My opinion il thar there.
VIII he iSSS work done than IL there hTd only
been tn" regular session. Leading It,,I. icuns
as well 49, leading Democrats will Only opTuSc
and pcrsecuic his AccIdcncy. Better not have
had an extra session.
WHATS your opinion OF the Ohio election:
Ny opinion is that the church ana fhr state
are now united. the Democrats ili., i:.g elected
al Bishop TOR Governor.
What ,!u you think Of McShane's marriage?
We'll THIS is coming down To privare matters,
hu! as with To TIE courteous. | shall answer.
Aud my answer j.. envy him. fi1. is oder i,y
four years than myself, and [ can only wish
thu! IL had been inj self instead of that crucI
McSauc.
What about the Temperance and Working
mems ticket in Cambria COUNTY
Well, nearly ali men are temperate and near
~ AL working men. The only result will
be that men viii have tao chances to- 'go West, -
ana buth chances are unadN isibr just now.
What your views on money matters
Well, the nation IL just like am. neither has
any niGn"y- As long we pay SiGU. .tAe eco,
gold in interest, TO Europe, il is OF little
qucnce whether they fe-uipnctiZe or re-nIOne-
tZe the silver, expand or contract the currency,
The HatIOn ciInu.;t resume spVcic payments,
while u has To lrty out more hard money than
its mines produce.
" hat DO you think of o enl. Grant 5 reception
in Europe!
think that IL | had been President at the
time the Geneva awards were made, could
have won the respect of Great Britain. ny los
nag, or deserving to lose, all respect ut 10 iuc.
The rest *
what's yUur upiuiUn OF the times
The currency is i;Ot as hard the fics. and the
fiza Iut as hard as our ru'yutes.fHcn, and
oar congr;' 'ssuen are not as hard as our ENcCu-
tive OGicer5. Yours, ROE Roy.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-09

For Aufitor General. our fellow townsman,
Hon \. 4, Barker. PsuiiitiiiOnst received The
following vote: Allegheny. / 4; BIacllick, -;
Barr. "a tamhria Twp, 80 Carroll, |; Car
rOIltowu. Il; Chest. 2j; Cnncfnaugh. lst ward.
!, 2d ward. |: Cruyir, T.. Cuncmaugh, | 1; Eb-
cISbur.- T. w'd, II. W. W a, Is; GaliiGu Twp,
jackson, II .I,hastuwn, lst ward, =, 81 ]. ) II
), 9TH = i.urcitr. |; Munster, g; Richlunti, /
SiitnnrrhIil. y White !: Wi.more. 4; Low er
Nu,,,.r. i-fuIaI. 81. for State Treasurer. Cor
nrtI Pruhibitiunisi, receive % votes, all told.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-09

WHEN our friends are in quest ot goods
cheapest and best, let not one oil mem ,, , Las'
urt,I their cash they invest ana WIN oar.
GAINS are blessed, at Myers ~ i;Ioyu : sreS'
,,arcantiIe mart, where they Viii nhd near
T., ,a,arvtbiuo needfnl for household and per-
sonai use at prices which no other merInam'
can excel and few comie'e WIN lSr ono'P
ne,s' store on High street, EbenSnurg'
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-09

T .oRETTO PROPERTY AT PRl-
-A-s ATE SALE. The undersigned stf,.rs
for sale at low price and tsi Easy terms rsXt,
lAfTS Ot Gktst ND. we'll f,nprt,vvl IN Is1rt.t,
baf"ngh on which ~ erected comfortable Hni
ueSira1ie Two sio' ' Dwelling Hpt-SE. Isxg1 t.-t
with a good h1TUHEN attached. "a well as y sub.
stahtlaI STAk kiE ant cthur Necessary OVTHUiIB-.
INos. There a-e also on the premises winch ave
located or St Mary street. the PRINCIPAL th..-
onxhiare OF the to~u,s thriving Orchard of chasus
IrGi. and IN abundance Of excellent water -
1arthcf information cali address FKS<,ts
. EikL, ESD, attorney in fact tor
So. - PATRICK NEkELY
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-09

TEITELRAUM & BRO.--We nen2 Scarcely
invite attention To the .narlno'i u adverrlse-
inent of This enterprising c. nlltawr irIn
as u iS nlg enough to spr7'> for itself, lnt IL
Is well TO note what tf,, nrop,sg n, 40 .,,r
their customers, as ~ rnly ard ip,nrtiusiy
set forth III the TO- .eing partial iisi oi
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-09
risit the SIX and Cloak Room

of Hugus & Hacke, Fifth ave. and Market
street, They have ready for inspection the
firnst collection of European novelties III
this ina tkei. HUuUs 81 AUEES
Silk ard Cloak Ru,rn,
Fifth avenue and Marker street,
Pittsburgb, Ia,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-09
Veu Done, BraUe Little Cambria.
OFFICIAL RETURNS OF THE VOTE FOB ar
IRENE JUDGE, AUDITOR GENERAL
SIAIE TREASURER, PROTHoN-
OTARY AND DIST, ATTY

neio" we give the official figures te
various offices natned above ra,ned no,
ing had time to compile or room to publish
table showing the vote for Poor III House Di-
rector and Coroner at the recent election
Pres. 70 Supr-e f,our, Tr,jro
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Snec;s,Z attractions.

Silk and Cloak Room "f Hngus q 'ache
s,n.rior French aud Berlin C'o"hs INV
Sacaues opened TO-DAY. o.
E;ftb ave and Market St. fIt,su"ieh'
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-09

WHEN Col McDermitt. the Republican
candidate for Prothonotary, has read anu
d,y.slcd the off cial returns at the election In
This ,.ouury lie will have an undisputed
right to exclaim, "Save me from my Repub-
E,.au friends" To confer upon a man a
regular nomination for n high county office
aud then deliberately slaughter him at the
bailot-box, is so superlatively mean and
conference.-the that there can be no excuse OF
nailiaiion for it. To be sure, it is not our
funeral, but nevertheless Col. McDermitt
has our most profound sympathy.
"If was so rough to be undone for,
What in the devil WAS | begun Tor ~
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-09
Eerc C10ftE.s. Netc Silks.

We will exhibit fiiis week the fncst sefecs
tion of French Pattern Silk Matelasse Cloaks
and Sacques ever shown in this nv ritet
HUGrs II HACKE
New Cloak and Silk Room.
Fifth ave. .Iid MAJ kot Oh, HI,tsburlu,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-09

'A GREAT sEWSrArER i'm every sense of
the phrase IL the Judgment of journalists
and III" pe"Flo Gpnn the Philadelphia
W EEKi.Y TI&TS. Not Vet 4 year Old, This
weekly f,;icr has achieved "a success in cir
cuIatIon aa well AZ in Influence rhal is with
on' Il parallel. II embraces eight pages Or
ffty-siE columns fU.i 10 ovcrflowing with
readable utafttr CLEANED from every part of
the wide fields rf Politics, Iiteratur Sci
ence aud Art. The editorial page ahnu,uts
in crisp comments ON the news of rlit. dag,
embodying careful and intIei,endcnt jddg-
mrut frari'.Ssly expressed. The drpartIu, Irs
relating to Home and Society and the Farm
and Garden make IL welcome at every fire.
side, and cffr- from week to week tenpia-
tons that are irr"sisrahe TO the scissors of
AN editor. Fiction. poetry and tales of travel
and adventure tut! Il place in every mum
her. But the great distinctive feature of
the Philadelphia WEEKLY TIMES il it's eur
rent series of chapters on the CNwRfTTEN
HISTORY OF THE WAR. Every one of these
Is from ihe pen Of prominent actor in The
late conflict between the Staies, and de-
scr!hc.s some phases OF the war that came
wii'.iu his own personal observation. No
newsp'.rrr ever before presented such an ar
ray of contributors as appear in this ,ir mart
ment. Among them are such men Hon.
Carl Schurz. Hon. a. q. Curtin, General
y Joseph p. -iol;r~tUn. General Joseph II HOuk-
rr. General James Longstrect HUu. John
W. Eoruey, General q. T, TseaHr,.gf.rti Gem
rral William Is. Franklin, lion. john ii.
Reagan, Hon. Simon Cameron, General
Richard Tay !or General John e. Fremont.
aud such women as Mrs. S'onewail Jarksnn,
Mrs. z T. Briggs ("Olivia'D, aud Mrs. ,Ies-
sic Benton Fremont. The prospectus OF
tie WEEKLY TIMES appears in another
column. At this season when people are
selecting their newspapers for the next year,
no one should fail 10 send for and examine
specimen copy of this truly remarkable
Journal
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Ytsiye ;yOgas Rcu,ored iyjre.

Head end ali complete. in two hou-s. No fee
Till head pa 'ses. Seat. Pin and stomach Worms
removed hy Or. kuuk 81. 80 North Ninth <. rect,
Philadelphia. Pa send for circular. For rrulny-
lnr Seat. Pin StomHch WnrrnS call on your
druggist and ask for a bottle OF iulkcl's Ncrm
SFrup. price 81 1t never fails Common sense
teaches If Tape Worm he removed. all other
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-09

firs'-etass Independent HnrHing Newspaper
tniversal!y quoted bay ihe Press tr.i ne r,.au,A
delphia. " '-A
TEEMs--P"s age Paid. SIX Dollars n vear ~
RI Cents a Eusjh. Two Gems n fotsy ad-
dress r. NJ
TUE TIM rs. TIMES BUILDING, FbIledelehis
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Il. f. Il HHIcE,s BjftrJ. I,ine of IRON;

h r kuEkclS celebrated Bitter " Inc of Iron
vii! cHectullty cure liver complaint. launds &C.
dyspepsia, chronic or nervous deb lity. chronic
diaTrho'L disease uf the kiln y aud all diseases
arising from dtsoTdered liver. stomach in
tines, Sucn as constipation. fiaiulCnce, inward
piles. tulHeSS oi blood 20 tue head acidity of tie
stomach. nausea. heartburn disgust for food full
ne<s or weight in the stomach. crucfafiOns,
SINKING or huttering at the pit of the stomach.
swimming OF the heat, hurried or difficult breath.
ing. huttrring at the hear choking ifOcatin.
scns'i ION when In lying posture, dimness OF Wis
lon dots or webs before the sight. DUH pain in
The head deficiency OF i'eTspiration yellowncss OF
the skin and eyes pain in the side. back. head.
che-t IiinbS etc. sudden Gushcs ct hcaJ. burning
IN tie H>>h. constant ina yiniiigs of evil and
depression "f spirits. Price al per bottle BE
ware ot c"unteriei's- DO not let your druggist
palm oil some other preia zion of iron he NAV
say il ns guHl but ask for kunkrI's Bitter Wine
oil Iron. Take nn other kuukels Bitter Wine
ot Iron - not sold i'm hulk-onlv i'm IL bottles r.
F. kunkel, Proprietor, No. :sg North Ninth
Street. Philadelphia, Pa. SCld 10y all druggists.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-09

E,r Poor Director Jacob Kirkpatrick, Dem
received :. :gi ,tcs Glass. Rep, l..,S.: Little
LLhor- RcIoi ni-r. i,U.3 Iiakir. ProhIbitionist
Jai tirkpJtrirk over g lass. 1.+t2. For Coro-
ncr-Nor.Ianp, H., 2,1.9; Strayer, H., l,l95; Hef
ME T. r. | Itil Jones. p, lG3. Morcinuu over
Sfraycr 1881 (OiIicial table next weck-).
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nyr Dress NOrelt5es.

Nov and elegant fabrics opened to-day.
.atest Paris and Berlin productions.
HUGUs & HACKE'S,
Fifth ave- and Market ST., PlltsDurgh.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-09
APPRAISENENTS.

w -No:ice is hereby given that the fnl-.
lowing named apprai>ctueuts OF properly OF
dece'icaiS, selected and set apart for he willows
of intes:eteS lIf;-iCr the ACt Of Assembly of
lf1h of April. A. II. ISL. have been fltt, in the
Registers Office at Ebensburg. and will be pre-
senicd to the Orphans Court oi Cambria c,'uii-
ty, for approval and allowance, ou WEDN ESDAN,
the 9TH day OF DECEMBER. n. ID. 49,, to wit:
1. Inventory and npisrsisemeut of ceT-aih per
sonal property appraised AMI set apart for Folly
Ming, widow "f Henry King, late Ui Adams town
ship. dcc'd---$s.so.
2 Inventory and apfrafscmcnf of certain per
sonal properly arlira is-,i and set apart tor T.
A. Eyans, wi,itw OF fohn J. Evans fBec laha, la-s
Of Cambria township, deeds UOOo
6. Inventory and appTaisemcnt of certain real
estate appraised and set apart for Ann Johnston,
widow oi iicfiry Iohistuu, late OF 'ialliiz3n bor-
cus h, dee d !co9.Ce.
JAMES ~ SING Eit, Register
kt,Eieicr.s O:sce. Eli.nsllirR. NnN. 5. loIi.
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-Masous aud hod fellows generally work
togeibSr.
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Try the Weekly Times.

By uniting viii few friends and Tna inn m
INN 81 twenty, yua viii each got tho " r r.
Il IMfS ior one year. postage paid by Us Tor
tiie Low PRICE Of % If any 's,.in M M
the year you dissaii isfiei with tie PsI.r .-nl
TO uS and VIC VIII return Your money
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TRIAL LIST. DEcEuKkn TEgN-

- List ct Cansts S-s tls,u a Is. triat a, 9.
t'nrt of Common Pleas &c. be b.i,s al --,t-,.s
burg. tor CImnria c.,tsssJN com men no 1 -.
FIRST hoADAT OF ffi2S,F.,iBEH, 49,:
FIRST WEEK.
Collins, Johnston * &c VI. Iyanezs.n,
III Is Bu-k
.Nle'y. ihdoTsee,---.----Vs StiueTaAR.
huSSe!i n C@----.- Iseiicr.
ishlhscF s StevensIn VS. I,eider.
forter r....--...-.-....-.vs. Huber.
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Success Unprecedented

from leading Actors :n the tstiuef. I'm the t.rld-
In TIE f"C9=s, No=th aud South.
Ihls texture - the FHII.AHFITHt l..
tilosI IN, n,ettsii avs ard Instructive Volumes on
,,t ~ " NJ tEEN EEIBEIS EE THE i.AIE
W.A;N mat :sES SEer been given 10 lie Iatf,,n
hile these cSn' rihHtious II be free firm al 81
scuhai partisan tone, they viii be Srftten Ir,.rn
M various stindpunts Ut The respective authyrs
aId over ihclf proper names
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AIiiinriI Is I.NS l4a2
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-05-02
The High Tramp.

Yesterday a gentleman, residing in
a neat, modest cottage in IAe suburbs,
caugh tramp prowliug about his
back yard, evidently trying to steal
something
Why don't you come to the tlont
door if you want anything 2" indlg-
nantly roared the proprietor.
That's what l was looking for
was the impudent reply.
Didn't you see it on the other
side of the house 2 retorted the gen.
tleman.
"How was I to know that was the
front door? No silver door plate, no
bell, no telephone, no statuary, no ser
want to take your hat and cane, Tell
your boss there is a gentleman out
here who is waiting for his breakfast"
When the gentleman got back with
bis shot gun, the tramp was not there
any more San Antonio Herald.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-05-02
How to Avoid a Beating.

A woman who had suffered barbay-
oas beatings from her husband, went
to a noted wise man OF the village 10
kuow how she might cure these par
oxysms OF violence. The soothsayer
heard her complaint and, after pro
nouncing some hard words aud using
various gesticu]ations while he filled a
vial with a mysterious mixture, de.
sired her, whenever her husband was
in u passion, to take mouthful ofthe
liquor, and keep it in her mouth for
five minutes. The woman, quite
overjoyed at so simple Il remedy,
strictly followed the counsel which
was given her, and escaped the usual
chastlsoment. The contents of the
bottle being at last expended, she re-
turned to the wise man, and anxiously
begged to have fresh supply of the
same liquid. you foolish woman
said the sootbsayer, "there was moth
inc in the bottle but brown sugar and
water. When your husband is in q
passion, hold your tongue, and my
lite for it, he will not lay a finger up
on you
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FALSE IMPRESSION.

1t is generally supposed by Ger
tain class of citizens, who are not prac-
tical or experienced, that Dyspepsia
can not invariably be cured, but we
are pleased to say that GREENS AU-
GUST FLOWER has never to our know
edge, failed to cure Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint in all its forms such
as Sour Stomach, Costiveness, Sick
Headache, palpitatlon of the Heart,
low spirits, &c, &c. Out of 80 900
dozen bottles sold last year, not a sin
gle failure was reported, but thousands
of complimentary letters received from
Druggists of wonderful cures, Three
doses will relieve any case. Try it.
Sample Bottles 10 cents. Regular
Size Is cents. For sale by @. q.
Kimball, Woodstock, Vt. 14-3m
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-05-02

but we have given enough to prove
that the believers in Spiritualism are
not those who are "weak minded, SUI
perstitious or bad" Will "Christian"
still charge that the men and women
whose names we have given are either
''fools or liars "Christian" has a
dense ignorance Of what Spiritualism
really is.
In concluding, we cannot refrain
from quoting the following from the
pen of Desmond Fitzgerald:
"Spiritualists are the repositories Of
great truth, surrounded, no doubt,
in many directions, with error and
falsehood but nth for the eStab.
lishment Of which they appeal to ex-
pelimental facts, capable OF repeated
veritication. "A fact says CARLYLE,
is divine revelation and he who
acts contrary TO it acts against God
All truths confirm one another when
read Alright. 1t is to truth, through
facts, truth free from all controverted
dogmas, that Spiri.ualists aspire"