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 ''To the Editor of The Tribune.''
-{{Style S-Small capitals|sir}}: Our attention has been called to a long letter from Col. Henry S. Olcott in {{Style S-Small capitals|the Tribune}} of Aug. 30, in which he goes out of his way to be funny over a member of the Liberal Club, “hailing the idea of annihilation,” and being “seized with rapture at the sight of a tray of snuffers as the fitting emblem of his faith.” This will seem witty only to those who do not know how untrue, unfair, and evasive it is.
+{{Style S-Small capitals|Sir}}: Our attention has been called to a long letter from Col. Henry S. Olcott in {{Style S-Small capitals|the Tribune}} of Aug. 30, in which he goes out of his way to be funny over a member of the Liberal Club, “hailing the idea of annihilation,” and being “seized with rapture at the sight of a tray of snuffers as the fitting emblem of his faith.” This will seem witty only to those who do not know how untrue, unfair, and evasive it is.
 . It is untrue, for, taking the world as a whole, there are, in proportion, more Spiritualists and Christians in the Liberal Club than out of it.