New-York tribune., 1876-06-29
OBITUARY..
HARR.ET MtUTNEAU.

rluo +e'e.raub .ruouucc, the death Of Miss
.E3ri, W.r.li,.u AT -.r r,,G-scc 90 Amn,s!ie. LuE
ol tle 27tl lu-t She born ~ S"i"i'h' Jane -
r-o, lrr ancestor. beng li..Htnota. expelled .i"u
Franc. y tsc .,yoc.oL Uf ia ll,' 90. H1'i'N 7"r IT,
c,lyrl a l..-I. .duc,ti H. mau'v o.; a"r'o hn' undc'
1.,. ra .v,.,g Her HI- t.-tr was of ~ '', Which
oarly ttalnr>s compelled hrr to abandon f"r literary lur
.ls Loss oi fyrt.uc InAdc A's' valuable ana nrtr'
s.ry ~ A. resource, aad H l--3 sac pulI'Ard "Dc'o
u,l. Exercise, f1r tbs tso OF the Young; ~ l7-i'
ale cptrtleG "Csr-tula- Day - IN $50 10" iri'u"
I..... we-n f,1rcd b., "Ir.lOiu" an if.tlce % The
i.i.,t-f4. q. r-,,.1.l Hymns" u9-J; Tine rIIMOGL"
AL. " Mar Gam yDcI" G--1J; My servant E~shr''
aud T-.,.s" uyu Y.-ttrr. relating go TO prosperity
ALI! i,ir.--s nf tl' working ci..-ts. ih'n followed
ugr...urs OF Palestine" viih prize c'Ear' "I' % i'F
tse Ii.f. .7a f.-,.l J'.ir- Society ou The l,iis
w ,... 'ccd by Many pioph-'" " Pr"viosrc, - M'u,-
,.,., tllp.eA Israel aisl '7hc Essential fa.th II tho
,.i.tiap Church The ofi u.I I. %! series o tales
u.s.sat,n. political economy she -urc-AiHiy carried
a In SCI aud tEc following years, ana these were SUI
r!,myu,,d hy su ag stories ui,tritHs I'Aai"h aH d
ilurr..m. Ms Iaru"Iu visited ilr tAi'd Ntdl.a I'D
I-,-G uhrre sIr Travelled extensively. Upon hrf To-
t,,,, She irl.i...d s.ccty n America" l-3-I. fol-
.y,gcd IN l-3s py 8t.a.p,.f % N,-t.n Travel which
confined nrf persona. experiences, ana -1.c Some of
srI y hr freedom wi,n Which -hc wfutr ~ men whom
Hr had u,t 10 social mir.cpur'r H.r novel "t "De''-
brook" Jy fT her most surcs fui "prE or Arl'n was
lul-h. in ls3J. IN l-ip appeared The Hour dnl me
I,u founded apuu the career OF Tpu saint Overture
4Ic a $50 puasIi several tales ior children inolidi.g
.1l, Cotton Boys" feat. on ,hc Fofd." aud " The
-.itrfs - Home" IH,.c grouped ma the gen
cal ,lc OF Tho P,y i,!ov.' III health suspended
lar Isb1r3 aati. 1913, wncn she printed " LIo IA
t.c scs Eocr" She restored 10 health. she 10
i.rod through the agency oi I1esmcri,l, and paD,hcd
a, acron, oi the treatment which sac had employed in
4 letter which occAsioncd much comment and some
sg;ire Her next booss Forest and Game Law
Tales" IL 5lsj al4 " Tho BIow ami tine Rock" nslGi
-bc visited The East IN 1,lG, ana published Eastern
Life Past aud r.s,at la ISIS. In l,iJ-JO-Jl aI-
ucaicd her E'.toly oi En- Land du,ing the Thirty
Years, Peace Becoming interested The philosophy
of COMO she p,1cI ia 81 her correspondence vita
Nj H. G. AL sun on the Laws Mans Nature and
D.yoloulcIt" sl4o as, prepared condensed version
of Conts's Positive Pi iosophy." iu lst of all
Mi., M.rtinraus works would bc very long We
note ancng them not already mentioned, How 10
Cb.eryc." a book Tor travellers, printed IN Knights
,,re..' and Biographical Sketches" Q5O9D 5iisr
N.riinosu has been constant contributor
40 Ia4.lne, and tho newspapers, many Of nor essays
aai al .!cLc, b.n published in Tie Loaan Gaiy Accs
IL il slat.d that conscientious grounds sle has twice
Gscliucd . %, soI offered icr b. ,lo Government Sac
va. a sister OF the dstn-ui'hc preacher. Mr.. James
h!rlincau
Few women of :hs of any other time have written
moro than Miss Martin Considering her prutraced
ulheaitb sAo has exhibited wonderful industry. ana
her productions cover an unusually wide range oftopcs.
la her Itu YEA, adopted OF religion and
rryci.iiun hardly consistent win tIc uO AiUiinaTlu
~ TIC Christian virtues sDo rlrud Of freedom
and oi prosr' and hT Htcrs III tho '"ncencHt oi
tie cis,-cS %! En- saHi never Nisgrt some
tang may De 10 "i heiicf wien 1t is
panied by many u'Id Iccs Oi phaIlATope sIlrt.