Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-02

MRS. NJ. H. CHYNowETH.
her the new incarnation of Christ. But for
| all this Mrs. Chynoweth seems to care very
little. 'Icannot help ii" shesays. that my
followers regard me as they do There is
no sacrilege in my thought, and l intend
none in my speech or action, for l know
that of myself 1 am nothing and can do
nothing. Here in our home we live the
right life, my family and l."
| Wealth and Business Capacity.
Mrs Chynoweth is very rich woman. A
moderate estimate of her wealth puts it at
S., 100000 And each of her two sons, E.
and J. Hayes, who live with her. is worth
as much more. And all of these SIS, 100000
have been piled up, she firmly believes,
through the guiding power of the Holy
| Ghost.
She is about IS years old, is tall and thin
in person arid wears rich and elegant cloth
ing, with a very little jewelry. She has
small, bright, piercing brown eyes, brown
hair slightly streaked with gray, and sal
low, tanned complexion. The expression
of her face is a strange and striking mix
! ture of gentleness, love and tenderness and
| shrewd hard business capacity.
| This influence which directs my life"
!
lieve to be the Holy Ghost, has been my
constant guide for nearly 40 years. Before
it came upon me l was a skeptic-I did not
believe in the Christian religion, nor in the
| immortality of the soul, nor the Bible. But
the first time that it came upon me strong
enough so that l preached without know
ing what I spoke quoted texts from the
Bible which l had never read. Now am
a Christian.
| Her Mental Atmosphere.
years ago, when was a young girl in
my old home in Wisconsin, and before any
one except my own family knew of this in
fuence that was always about me, there
came to our house some people who were
deeply troubled. They slept in my room,
and the next morning the woman said:
| There is something strange about that
| room. What is it? The moment entered
| it deep peace fell upon me- / slept sound
ly, and this morning l awakened feeling
happy and content, with my troubles all
gone And that is only one of many SINH
lar experiences which people have had who
| have entered my room or been much in my
presence. 1t is the mental atmosphere in
| which constantly live
Then Mrs. Chynoweth told how she made
the iron mine discovery which formed the
| beginning of her wealth. 1t was while she
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| iron mines instead of timber land. She
did so, and at once all three Of them, the
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over the helds until, without any volition
| OF her own and entisey in subsection to the
mysterious Po"er WHICH was directing ner
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