The Worthington advance., 1882-03-23
MRS, YOUNGS LECTURE

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from the socket.
MRS. YOUNG'S LECTURE
Mrs. Ann Eliza Young delivered her
lecture on Morlnonism on last Thurs
day night under the auspices OF the A.
y. u. ". There was a good audience
and most attentive one and if any
came to scoff, they remained to pray.
| Numbers have since expressed regret
that they" did not attend with their
wives. Mrs. Young is an earnest and
powerful speaker, and is moreover in
appearance agreeable, modest and thor
oughly feminine and womanly. Hav-
Ing suffered intensely under the wrongs
OF polygamy, she is i'll dead earnest i'll
showing it's evils and has done for the
anti -polygamy cause about what Mrs.
Stowe did for the anti-slavery cause.
1t is worthy of note that the task of
thoroughly arousing the American peo-
pie to the evils of both slavery and po-
lygamy devolved upon women.
We have not space to give detailed
report of the facts stated in the lecture
concerning the horrible murders and
brutal wrongs which lave been perpe-
trated under the blood atonement' the
ology of the polygamists, but we wish
to say that in our own day and in our
! own land, there have been committed
as bloody and as horrible crimes in the
| name Of religion, as any which disgrace
ed Europe III the past ages of fanati-
cism, or as disgraced New England in
the days Of Quaker persecution and
witch borning. Certuinly the religi-
Gus instinct is the most devilish thing
in the world when perverted, and every
man who mas any conception of the eX-
cesses and horrors to which it leads.
should take Il solemn oath that he will
resist to the death every attempt to
ever unite church and state in the
least, or any attempt Of any religious
system to dominate the state.
WcRTH READING
We received some time ago a few
copies Of the pamphlet issued by the
Religio- Philosophical Journal under
the Lead Of ''Spiritualism 1T the Church
Congress by.M...A. (Oxon,) with Advice
and Information for lnuuirrrs.' We
have few copies for sale at this Office,
price 70 cents.
This pamphlet is report OF the best
papers read at the Church Congress at
Newcastle-ou-Tyne, in October last.
DR.. Thornton lead off with 4 paper Oh
''The Duty of the Church III Respect
to the Prevalence Of Spiritnalism. "
lie was followed by ". T.. Browne,
Canon Basil N'ilberforce, John Fowler
and others. It is probably safe to say
that this is the first time since the adj
vent of Modern SpiriJllallsm THAT any
church congress, synod or convention,
ever took up the subject OF Spirtu'lism
and treated it intt!lgently and cam
didly. The report should be read by
every church member.
ilt iitlfC ttt,ttt. iA'f ltC ~
Inluirers, Hints to tn;}estigators and
Mediums, and a long list Of eminent
!; men and prominent persons who are
spiritualists.
7 BU1LD1NGs.-W. II. IIerr0n has fin
/ ally closed the bargain for the lot and
building recently occupied by the Jour
nal and is preparing 20 move into it.
J. II. Johnson will soon bcgia tho
erection of ! $wo story building on the
lot adjoining Mr.. lIerron's.
O. G.. Grundsten is erecting another
small dwelling house near 9th st. and
4th-av.
G. T. Pope's house recently removed
| to his lot on 5th-av. is undergoing re-
| construction and lie will soon he lat
| llome."
r. II. Crever has removed the house
from the Crever farm to Il lot OH 7th
av. near Geo. J. Days residence.
s. p: LELAND
The A. o. U. W. lave secured the
/ distinguished lecturer, Samuel Phelps
| Leland, for lecture tomorrow, (Fri-
day. night. Mr.. L. will lecture on
Rome and Pompeii, and give our people
AL opportunity to hear something fresh
and new about those famous cities.
/ lie is an eloquent and fluent speaker
and has gained a front place among
T lecturers. Tie lectured recently 1T
Rock Eapius to crowded houses. The
Providence (l>. l. Register says:
!: Few lecturers have had the good for
|: tune OF being everywhere received with
| praise. But such has been the we'll
earned reward OF Hon. S. F.. Leland.
| Naturally gifted, beyond the endow-
| mentS OF common men, he has worked
to reach the high place he holds in the
lecture field, and he holds it by a royal
| right.
Admission Reserved seats, Soc,
| single admissions, 25c.
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