Woman's Chronicle

Some interesting reports from sisters at a distance were received a little late for this week's issue, but will appear in next. Increasing interest and renewed energy are the watch-words all along the line.

We furnish an extract from Mrs. Goodale's letter of this week: "I regret exceedingly that I could not be with you at your recent meeting.
I feel that these would have done me good. It is a great pleasure to be among other workers. I shall especially enjoy meeting your State workers. The only time I was ever in your State and met them, I formed high opinions of their ability, their earnestness, and their broad and liberal ideas, and I felt that I should like to work with them. I hope to arrange matters so as to give you a month's work a little later. I am glad your people are so courageously freezing out the original package iniquity."

"The Anti-Lottery Convention was a grand success—959 delegates, composed of the virtue, intelligence, and landed proprietors of the State."