The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-03

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" IL "S"'.'G. Ntup',S xNril NJ v'i,'' ~ ~ .'
OF the public schools OF New YORK. One mem
m iiIori p s 1 ~ ,,,t, su ," ,, LIE H, L, ~, ho
nn bo ,as aS ~ 10 rin3o ha, Hano,bin opsh;
to be done" lie would have no objection to
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ne WIS lhcinru 10 tnink, Ihas hnee hniee,,ileo ileo
,vbcn II ,yas corsiIcrnd thh"t ibo sunprntendnni
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n yyos no, sr hnynver ",, ni 'bnvin vnt
ad H. was % %ho' 70 iui;t E6nSi3 XII
,yarrant n coiI i,r liz r,asii,,nntinn ' "
WHrIhn, i ~ C, iur nls resgnHtiIohh' H., a. 90, h
bad hna % @ @ ner tno' - ~ ma ,at
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n,"ntnl nv noniorv p 9noW e ,nrrorm,nre ~ ha
dntirs ns Snn"rintnndent lie ond Mir Kid1ie
were often opposed to each other IN regard to ne
slightcst doubt ns to the honesty of MIR. KiddIe's
Inbdrnd Tor the GOOD of ths schools. lie snid
ibnt tbc SuncrintsnJant,s mini WIS nnturnilv
skeptica though acute. logical. and in some
respcrts deep. and although he president
WOOD had affirmed heretofore that it
lacked breadth, yet Rhe many DISPUTES
wogll Jonh,l"es s"ry" ut 10 iaFc m" edes IN
of the criticism IIn snid that he argued with
nlt, hlIIio Whrn ne ne isArhnl inM ne WIS rpou u
him Two books To read to show him the folly of
lpini. ourried nw"v hv such "a d.lusion preai-
dent Wood could rive no hint ma To- how tho
liourd of Educai.on would view the sup'rin-
t"nlents action, The last meet ing o. 'urrru
w"rk ago last Wednesduy qt a tim' when Nr.
Riddles intention was not known to the Com
nissiourr-. The next meeting viii occur next
W,min.,s 'iny. ,o
MI. Riddles book Is entitled: spiritual Com
municuiions; Irei,rnting a Krvyiaiion OF ihe
Future Life, and Illustrating and Counrming
Faith " Ue saws thnt Tho mcdium's mind is
in normal condition when She writes, as FAR
IA can ouiwnrdiy he asc"runed. Ito an
"Ts veri mc, t, rbn oJy ef the BOOK
is filed wjth Communications uurportng to
plantations OF and continents on them. The
following is the closing paragraph Of what
Superintendent Kiddle allud's To- as n " for'i-
hIe" Communication from Judge l. lmonds and
1t may serve Hs u fair specimen ut much OF the
so-ca.led spirit writing IN the book:
Nav o,l lead Won denr brotier of dolls symbol of
strength ami might, power or the love 81 Go. chit
dren &, n.e from the c"i ot dltknc'. NAV ,ou ever
n,. ,.c of ,r.,t t,t..,, Wri dnnt sSoi anf i,it
'u -.r,ant tntcr int, uc kin.dom Of thnc own COM.
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Wnic l'rg.ns he above wonderful niece o. eomno'i.
WIN i"c"n.'iyalic ralihtV ih, cmi6auc WORT. icing
trIfnci viii snrlus iorcc ani ne Whole manner
.uc -. To- inIi,a a,c fo"crul AMI tt, nira-en.c a,t
900. iht"usn tic medium Who. indeed. i' nN o." means
c' ~"aa ana gfa @ , .'e Of sog. ,s. 1iss Iy &
t.i.u,n va. ono who hl. hot been trained either To
,a,as' SO d,cpI5 Or va'c ,oim,rc,,',i, ''' ' "
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