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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-15
1925. l.. s. GOOD. 1l27.
GREAT SPECIAL DRIVES.

We will offer this week the greatest the grand
est, the most remarkable bargains in Day Goods
ever offered in tRis city.
1000 yards heavy Canon Flannel at cents.
500 yards Manchester Bingham at "a cents.
20 pieces so ince half bleached Table Linen at
Is cents.
20 cents.
50dozen q fine linen Napkins rs cents, worth
fully Sl50 ,.,,-
50dozen q lne linen Napkinssl.25, worth fully
$3.50.
10 pieces 81 inch bleached Damask IS cents,
cheap at 81 %. ~
81 pieces Is inch all linen Glass towling Ga cts,
worth 10 cents.
IS pieces all wool Tricot 81 cents, worth 80 cts
% pieces all wool Ladies' Cloth % inches,5o cs'
wortn 70 ceatS
10 pieces all wool B;oad Cloth, So inch, sl.25,
worth 81 90
Unparalleled Bargains will be given In Ladies,
Mi, ses' and Children's Wraps.
100 Childrens ClOsks Especially 10 cents, worth
three times the money
500 Children's wraps from s2.oO to SlS.CO.
$50 Jackets from 81 80 up TO Si2 %.
2vU Newmarkets from 81 90 up 10 5000
4 full line OF Plush Wraps from $500 to 5000
MIA
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JUST leok at tho construction Of Mr.
BLAINE's name:
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FOR RENT.

- ON G00xH IL
No. 1921 McColloch street. 500.
No. PIP Chapline St Fifth ward, 5000 Der
month until April ], 1882
Five Room House on South Rim St, Island.
No. 20O Coal ST., three roons, $500.
No. 2O2 Coal ST., three rooms, IS co.
FOR SALE.
No. S145 Jacob st., story brick, - 800
Nos. 22 and 22i Main ST., rooms ar store
room; lot 25xl1 feet rents well; 81, 500.
No. ll6 FOf st., ST. rooms 81 500
House and lot AT No. so Zane ST., s ros ms and 2
attic rooms, all modern improvement / Terms
very n reasonable $780,
House and lot No. GA 8. Huron st., ISL nd. 500.
house and lot No. 22l2 Chspline st., T lfh ward,
House and 4 Lot, No 81 Fifteenth street, six
rooms, good cellar, bathroom, pantry, aturHl
gas, city gas and water.
House aud lot ll2l Alley II, I,soo.
House and lot on 8. WABASH ~ Islar d 81 900
House and lot cor. Jacob and Alley 20, 5000.
good building lot on Jacob St, Eighth ward.
Eight Acres Of Land with foyr-rcor Cotta1e
House at Elm Grove. $1,000
Lot 4xl20 on east SIDE Of Chsp,iue 81 rect be-
tween Twenty.sixth and Twenty.seventh streets.
Two Lots on Sonth Penn street, Islam q, high
ground, s., 600.
one-baf Lot and Two Houses, Nos. IL. and 1ls
Fourteen b street. %, 500.
No. sCS Market street Two Lots Al ID Three
Houses Rents for $500 per Month, Ss 900.
Farm Of leo acres al Ronc.y' Point ". Va
Apply 70 VII. RINKBA RI.
Real Estste Agent and Loaa "a oker,
eepo 1l63 MAYkes Street
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Hen, advertisements.

THyANTED-A GOOD DISH WASHER AT
w Yates & Williams Restauri ant, l402 Market
street. oel5r
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T OsT-ON SATURDAY-A DIAMOND STUD.
IL A suitable reward will be given by returning
II TO this ONCE. ocl5q
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luTANTED-sITUATI BY A GIRL TO DO
w housework in private family. Can give
referepces Address A. NJ, REGISTER office. ocl5r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-09

The teachers Of Columbia township
have held i've successful institutes this
winter. Never were township institutes
more successful than they have been.
All Of the teachers have been present q
each institute. This Is something that
not many tow nships can boast Of. They
intended to have one o institute; but
the Trustee va % well pleased with
their work this winter, be excused them
from it.
The last institute seemed more like
the last day Or Normal than Of 90 in-
stitute. The two Nisses Chastines,
Niss Elkins. Miss McCracken, and Mis-
Lucy Cox were visitors. Miss Cox tool
: part in the institute. The institute 70.
turned special thanks 10 their Chairman
Lsvi Reeves, and John c. Conner, theiI
Secretary. The teachers had . genera
shake hands' and parted probably new
er 10 meet one another again on thi'
earth but II they never do, Il y hope(
that tae5 viii meet 10 heaven. Tow.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-09

OlbOI8 AND AhllS 1AlktE
AT the Convention OF Democrats Of
Martin county Ct Shoals last Saturday,
Mr. H. Mccormick. Esq, Of Shoals, re-
ceived IN Enforcement % : candidate fol
Representative from this district. w
think this IL hardly in good faith On thu
part Of the Democracy Of Martin county
II has been the agreement, unbroken in
. single instance. aimee the counties were
thrown together as : Representative die.
trict. that the Democratic candidate
should alternate between the two couu-
ties, and two years ago Martin ~county's
Democratic candidate Was elected BY the
faithful Democrats Of Dubois county,
when his own county gave : Republican
majority for his opponent. Duboil
Democrats will insIst that they are en-
titled to the candidate this year. and viii
present : worthy man, who will carry
the Democratic strength Of the county
Fairness i alwaysa jewel, 10 politics q
busineos.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-09

Candidates thicker than tadpsles-
Barns are empty; stock y poor, and
mud knee deep.
A little u-npleasantness took place last
Friday between Frank and : candidate.
an glad 70 say there Was no one hurt.
Schools OF this township sre nearing :
|cIooe. Columbfs had one hundred ard
twenty days school, and our teachers ere
first best.
Real estate transfers :--Heirs OF VIM
n. Cave to George Neukam, l0l acres
for ol.700. Noah Cox 70 Mary A. Cave,
% acres, for sou.
Court news:-State ". Martin PfafIen.
barger I; ID. N. ; before his honor. Edmond
Bridges; fined IS. John w. White "
w. h. n. Morgan; before bis honor
Aaron Moore judgment for 81 50 FOL
plaintiff. George Wagner 70. jackson
Bridges, w. n. II. Morgan; judgmen'
for 329.23 for plaintiff.
A Democratic Convection will Be held
It the Harris SchooI-house on the IOtl
inst. for the purpose Of nominating
candidate for Township Trustee. PhiliI
Conrad, jr., aud A. G. Harrison are III
only aspirants I have heard Of; with ID,
4 chances ID favor Of Mr.. HARRISON. Eithe
would make : good Trustee, II elected
and the nomination In Columbia 4
equivalent TO election.
A terrible crime OF "a years no b.
boen unearthed. Jackson Ballard W
murdered ID 1854, threo miles north o
HilIham, il Martin county. Seven buI
lets had taken effect 10 bic body ans
limbs. Four Of The murderors have beeI
srrested during last week. Alber
|Quackenbush turned Gtase's evidence
Wm. 8tandeld, james Archer and JobI
10. Jones aro the other three that kav'
been arrested. Archer u : brother % q
1.-TWO old Archers that were taken from q
Martin county jail and hanged. He q q
father Of Wild Tom Archer that
serving : threo years term u The South
Iern prison for stealing cattle, and b !
The father Of young Archer accused Q
: killing Min 0tsnAeld this winter. job
IG. Jones owns loo acres Of land ; u Z
rIpsosene : CommissIoner Of IartIh
county, end bee boen looked upon Z
being D Of Martin county'o best citI
lisons. Martin county y becoming nete'
, Tor crime olnoo The Bunch murderog
hsve been hung. bus this puts TIE clIma
upon I'll otber crimes, fPoO 10 1not lhG
lths Bunch mordtroro were I'll soopioI
zrrPy Coon.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-09

|N0T1cE . hereby xven y sk< citizens q uressys,
IN an6 JeG<r~on township. Dubois cccnsy. In1iana-
|thss tbe undereRn<d gin apply % he Ucard - Ceunsy
Ccumissio1srs u Dubois county. q their Msr<0 Tern.
|l614. under he provisions q 81 Act e1tifie1 "An Ao
10 regulate md license he saIe - splritunes. vinoas.
malt sn6 cher iuiSxtrs<inx Liquors. . Limit tk< iic<nes
~ % ~ charged W ritirs an1 towns. sa1 - repeal ~
|foruer laus regulates The <sle - inssktcotinK hqogr,
md 81 laus ond parts u isus ccuing u cce9tcl uin
ne p~<ovi<Isr> ~ this -. psrsrribi1s p~nslste. - ~
- sks Legislature u 1n1isna - Is71. Tor : Icsrse q
|selI solrIlnsu1- vinc1s 40 msh u(oers~ q l~1ane5ote1
lee tkan . qcars q . IND. % - 6r1nk - N premt-
10 desires - cell n 10 : hsuee sisuo<e1 md b<tnG
|upcn Lo4 ~. nirfy.FIv>. Inna9's ot6I1eu - ~ esgn
il Br6ssye. Je1<xssa tsuns1le. p.eeI.cs..Sy. I.t,.ne
~. ~. ln1s-3w. GENknAL ucu0WBlA-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-09

CixclrHA1l March 9. Lea.
Cincinnati q 10 have : fress Club. 81
lacl. has . Preso Club. q last. The nocee-
cary by.lows have boon adopted. he o(D-
|cera have boen oelocto6. and nothing r.
maine . b done savo lndIng quarter
for q % hold meetInge In.
Journalists Of other cities ~ the aver
|kke sixs and importance 81 this, have ex-
|presoed surprise that such IN institution
we MOI estsblIshed before. All big
|eIties have them. To Join the rather els-
CANT sf|Ais Of the kind 10 New York Il
|costs $500 the first year. Chicago has
one also +; 90 has 81. Louie and Louisville.
Even Cleveland and Toledo rejoice %
the possession Of the tame thing. but
Cincinnati hes always hung back-lolh
TO make the attempt.
There II no good reason Why this
that this city nevet did. OF could. get any
nearer : Press Club than An occasional
|canvass Of the subject. which invariably
resulted Ia the abandonment Of the pro
|ject. One reason has been given for this,
and Il may Be the right one or Il may
not. At any rate, the claim has been
made that the hostile attitude assumed
by The editors aud proprietors Of the two
leading Journals Of the city. operated 70
keep down any symptoms Of sociability
on the part OF the ''locsl" forces Of these
papers. and put out Of the question The
Communicating that would follow The
meetings Il Z club. and which this SORT
OF an Institution il calculated TO encour-
age. Now that white winged peace has
spread her mantle over the late 0eld 0I
lcsrshage, : better feeling prevails. The
lreportere Of the rival papers work just -
hard for : scoop" - ever, but they meet
on . friendly footing, and harmony
lreigns y here before VA shown the e.
fects Of : bitter war waRed from tbe
principal sanctums, and which. uncon-
lsciously, perhaps TO themselves. put
ldamper upon any thoroughly cordial OF
friendly demonstrations. Newspaper
men. q . rule, are loyal 10 their employ
ere, and their likes and dislikes are con
ltrolled, oftentimes, By the tone OF III
"Ieaders' that they read IN their ows
Journals every dsy-whether the objec'
Of attack or defense Be an individual Of
. cause.
The new club starts under favorabis
auspices- Il has elected . President who
|combines the qualities necessary for ih<
position - NJ Chas. r. Tan, principa
lowner Of the Times-Star-a and there 4
no reason to doubt it, ultimate euccees.
The Centennial year VA deemed
good time to bury the journalistic hatch
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-09

nunano N Rewarded ere hose wbo red Thu
an1 then sct; they viii md hooorsbIs
empIgynent tkst viii not take t1su
no4VuuO4 fron their homes and families n
prooss ore large snd sure Tor every snd.striees pr:
mnny have made and IRE noe MAKING sesefal
6 snl upwards per day. uko 10 u1iIng towsrk. kisDei
81. youne o "a; capital not NEEDED - sssvt yos
RverytkinR 49, No special sotIHy reqn'rsds yea
r~s1<r. csn 70 a q veil % ony one Write 20 ~ q
eure for fnIl particnlsrs- ubieh ~ nail nee. Ad1resI
sunnou Go |. Portland Maine
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-09

IDotobridso Township Democrats
ne Democrats Of Bainbridge town
ohfp n large numbers assembled q the
mart house last Saturday night. March
-, for the purpose Of organizing . Dem.
octaeic Club for the coming campaign.
The meeting Wa called 10 order BY
NJ John l. Brctz appointed 1t the State
co1vonoion, and HE confrere. Mr.. Chas
octed - Secretary. Aner Z few
.ocsoFko By the Chairman the businesl
~ o~rganixing Was taken up, aud the fol-
1ooIng ol1cets chosen:
Psooident-John L. Brefx-
Vico-President-Chas Egg.
Eocroeary-Or. z. J.. Kempf.
<Aos't Secretsry--W. w. Outlet.
Troosurer--Geo. w. Granddaughter.
Quite an interesting discussion sros'
over . name for the club. and IL ives On
11Iy votod 10 call it the "Bainbridg'
ToUnship Democratic Club" until q
Innoe afler the National convention.
o. motion : committee Of three-con
Goekng Of DR.. T. Wertx, A. IA. Sweeney
nd G. D0ane-were appointed 10 draf
).y-lavs for the club, 70 b submitted .
- next nesting.
~. Brctx, in : felicitous manner. re
I1nroed thsnks for the honor done him.
On motion the club q journed to NEE
1InIn March 10Th, q the same place.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-09

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s- "a. I. 1~Is y
.- = v.rIoos Preeincts snslI meet Y
-z:Hes souveus'ou = sue lily u.''s !.
~ e tne ~. usy \ April
~1,ss.;.. Ssss. ~, ~ see putHos'
ssss.en..: ssd'sas'; Senatorial and Rep
.e.slo.s, ~ ,or ne w!
Z r~eorsa1'z,nx 2 new penocrsal'
Ss.ue, Nc@u1aosse y ssie coun
d. 3-. = noninets e:ndloeses ior 70
so.1sy 49, - ~ voteo Ior :
IIs.'.s eIectIon, = % oe
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49,. s,en ososr ou.'0ess = msl
- ~! g : that the resolution
1ys ne domination o. 3 count!
q We delegate meeting on o.
Y ~ ne Iast clause q wae Intend
~ presume, 20 refer : deciaio0 Y
1.sser % ne various precinct meet
elt1ougo the resolution y . It'll
4oe C0unIER trusts, however
4.cc1nct viii Instruct Tor Its favoi
n<soesss sor eecn once 60 oe nIlec
1921 0tv
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-09

|mmnSn So Won6ers exiss N shcasands effoms.
but ere snrpss e " sks msrveis 81 inven-
sien. Ihose uho ere n need q probable
Wu141A w~rk shas cen ~ dooe uhfI< living q
|home. should n once send t1<Ir a1dress - Hauet = CO
|PonIsnd. Maine. sp1 receive fFee fau inforrstion boo
etsh~r 81. ~ I'll ae<s. csn earn from - 20 o1S per az
"a upuards wherever they live. rou ere starred frss
|CaclfsI netrequiref. gene bsve ma1e over - o. I
sIir1e az q shls work An succeed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-09

o1rThe Dubois Coonty Democratic
Clubs ere discussing the feasibility Of q.
tending The National Convention g s.,
Louis . : county club Of Tie banner
Democrats county % Indiana, With ban.
ners aud , bood % music. ~ 90 o. 100
will 80 T. : BODY, q Will not likely cost
oors thsu $40 each IL the round erip
oerooGomoDco bolosohao0. Ihooo Wh0
|oro wu1lIng @ ~ lnu1 oro roQoooted q
|oot15y NJ. =. \. Koocoor, q Hootlog.
burg, - ooou - possible. - thot al g.
rauVemonte may - perfected, u enough
|aIgnify lhoIr io}ension % s.. ~ goioG
III ; body that 80 u oxpeuooo VII b
greatly reduced.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-09

The Democrats Of SchnellvilIe pvecinct
met q the school house March Sd, and
organized : Hendricks League Club
There VA On excellent tnrn ont.
The following members we're choses
~ ~oficers: ID. w. Donahoe, Chairman
john 6tratmann, Vice-C Chairman , Joe
Stratmann, Secy; Henry schneIl, Or.
Treasurer.
Total enrolment Of member s..
There we're several we'll delivered
speeches made upon the tariff question
and other issues Of the day.
The League adjourned % meet Marcl
"a, 1888. All solid and otaunch Demo
Gratis ere cordially invited.
d. w. UouAHoE, Chairmon.
JosEru 61RAr1xxH. 6ec'y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-09

The Board % ComnissIono1o mel
Monday last. and err yet " eooolon.
1iopor licenses have ben Ggnnlod q
ben. ~. Krolel. Jseper; trahk 6chloo'
|slrr. Honry uosnkhano. uuhtlngb0ry
Nfke Goeel, -Johu ,. Haruoyor, Hol'
land John Tin, H~onlinRbur9.
The following allowances among 9th
ere. have been modo:
|Ch. Rudolph. Co. Treas. 12o0 q
u. Granddaughter. Co. Auditor, esq ~
a. N. Sweeney. 10. Supt. 2o6 81
John y. Neinker. Coroner's In
quest On J. yandoran, decd, 80
~. II. Tiemsn. Clerk same nqsf. 10
w. II. NcNAhan, physician. l0Oo
|Kunkel 3 Ecksscin. for trans.
porting Jehn Roesser % poor
oSvIOm, 6W
Dr.. ?: L Cohls. paupsr practice
HARRISON tow nship. $50
DR.. w. Line, pauper practice,
Columbia towuship. 10 %
Dr. j. Schrlefer. paper practice.
Jackson township, 80 %
DR.. w. =. Hunter. pauper prsc-
tice, Boone township, 20 %
Dr.. Il. J. Kempf, pauper prac-
tice. Bafnbridge township, 10 Is
DR.. p. l. coble. panper. practice.
HARRISON township. - 50
NJ. Sweeney. former j. p. for
holding inquest on John +.
Gardner. "a
Nat. Olinger. tax refunded. rs le
'Gebhard 3 Bohnert, for coal, 80 So
'A.C. Rose. for Flat creek bridge. 81 50
DR. F. = Ksmpf, sec'y Board %
ZInuI1A - XX
Mary Megncr. for coal. s0
B Buettner, Atty ia Prnitt case. 5W
'Bridgeford q Co, Wrought
Steel Hotel Range, for poor
asylum. 600
The Mount Vernon Bridge CO aled
lie bond, with security in the sum Of w..
IT20. for the completion OF the Mill creek
bridge ; said bridge 70 be ready for trial
on or before the 3lst day or July. 1883.
The Huntingburg Mining, Gas and
Water Works Company was granted the
right Of way for laying wafer mainI
along the public highway, from Briar.
6eld bridge to HuntingburG.
Il was ordered BY the Board that th(
Poor Asylum be insured for 1880: Su'
~perintendents dwelling $3.50; smoke
house $50; furniture In asylum 500, ID
the Aetna Fire Insurance Company, FOL
i've years, BY George r. Wilson, agent
q per bis proposal, ct o9.75 per 500 FOL
i've years.
The contracts for attending 70 ths
pauper practice. we're let ~ folloWs FOL
one year from March IL, 1883.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-09

|nssAsx 90 System e uosk hat can b. perfusnsl en-
fk<ir hon<s. fsy liberal: ssy one ean Do Ne vork
es1es s<x. yoene - -: 10 special sbiniy required.
|Csptfal % n<s1ets yo1 ere started ouf free. Cot this
eol and return tous sn4 - uil seod zoo free, some
1AinG - svssf vaiue snd iuposssnre % Jon. tAst vii
START yee = bnetnsx which siil bring ycu n more
|1eeey rta1t euay. hsn snythins eIss Il ne wcsA.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-03-30

Out of an attenuated dude, with meagre legs.
pigeon chest and "A slight cough. But man or
woman to whom constitutional vigor has been
denied can get 1t to "A very considerable ex-
tent by the persistent use, in regularly pro-
portioned, alternated doses, of America S
chief tonic, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. To
the nerves and muscles of the stomach that
genial invi2orant imp arts tone, and to its OPP
erations regularity. The proximate results is
thorough digestion and complete assimilation
of the food, and the ultimate sequence, blood
fertile with the elements of the muscular tis-
sue. healthy appetite, nightly rest unimpair-
ed, and Disappearance of the nervous symp-
toms to which etiolated invallds are always
subject, and which they are very prone to
take Tor the manifestations of serious organic
disease, and dose accordingly. In disease of
the kidneys and bladder, always excessively
weakening, and for constipation, fever and
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-03-30

has revoutionized the
world during the last half
lN IVnLlNU century. Not least among
the wonders of inventive
progress is a method and sy stem Of work that
can be performed all over the country with
out separating the workers from their homes
Pay liberal any one can do the work either
sex, young or old: no special "a ility required.
Capltai not needed; you are started free.
Cut this out and return to us and we Will send
YOU free, something OF great value and i'm
ness, which viii bring you IN more none
right away, than az ything else in the worlu |
Gr1nd 0utft free. Address True s. Co.. Aug
uSta, Maine. 2swtf
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HERR PAULUS,

LIS RISE, HIS GREATNESS AND Ibis
FALL.
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Lost or Destroy ed.
FARM FOR SALE.

Located on the north side of Maetts Bay,
Lake Champaign, contains 40 acres, 80 acres
wood land, balance divided pasture meadow
and fine farm land; keeps 20c,ws and team ;
has frontage of about three miles on the
lake and is one of the most beautiful spots in
every respect on Lake CGampain TOR sum-
mer resort as well as being q profitable farm.
About 2j0,GO0 brick on the farm or sale. Adj
dress 5. NJ. MARSH. Colchester, VT. 2i,w5m
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State Normal School.

JOHNSON, VT.
The school for teachers, Terms of 20 weeks
each, begin the first Tuesday of September,
ana the second Tuesday of f, bruary. Free
scholarships. Send for catalogue.
A. II. CAMPBELL a. NJ Principal.
4.w1y
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WANTED.

To hire for the summer and autumn. a Sc
cluded but not neglected farm house, clean,
neat and in order; furnished as to heavy arti-
Giles on lake or river. and near mountains
Address Farmer, Box 235, Boston, Mass.
wi
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CHAPTER XIII.-THE CONFERENCE.


Things have got to such pass with con-
ferences that the papers refuse any longer
to report them. This is sad, because in
former days many small man thought to
become great, and many weak man
thought himself strong merely by dint of
reading at Conference, papers which the
wicked favoritism of editors would not al
low to be published. Also, the Conference
gave all who were present and whose
names were reported the consciousness
to themselves, and the appearance to 9TH
ers. of belonging to the Van of Science and
Progress. Conferences, as natural con-
sequence, are falling into discredit. One
Conference, formerly famous, has been
abandoned in disgust, after it became a
bore, not only to the general public, but
even TO its own friends.
The Conference of Spritualists, held
last May, although most important and
truly representative gathering, was not
reported by the morning papers. That is
the reason why a certain remarkable incl
dent, which shall be faithfully recorded
here, made no impression on the public
mind. One or two of the evening papers,
to be sure, accorded some slight notice 10
the meeting. The 50, JameS'S, in a nasty
sneering one, made the noses of all those
who took part in the Conference to swell
and burn, The Pau Mall, in short arti-
Gle, gibed at the President, and asked the
usual stale old questions as to the practical
outcome of so many years messages. 1t
is, however, better to be derided than ne.
elected Ridicule calls attention mis-
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