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John Boszor, Plaintiff, In Court of COM
: mon Pleas POr-
Phoebe Boszor. Defendant) tega Co., Ohio.
THE said defendant is hereby notified that
i the plaintiff will proceed to take the demo
sitions of sundry witnesses in the above entitled
action, at the Office of Vincent c. Maines in the
Town of Keadalville, County of Noble, and
A d, 1871. between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ
and nine O'Clock P. NJ. the taking thereof to he
adjourned from day to day until completed.
ROCKWELL & NORRIS
AttyS for Plaintiff
August 25th, 1871. 370u3w
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DEMOCRATICsTATE TICKET

OEMOCHATICS STATE TlCAE-
For Governor,
RICHARD n. BISHOP. of Hamilton.
For Lieutenant Governor.
JABEZ W. FITCH. of CuyahOga.
For Supreme Judge.
J.W. OKEY, of Franklin.
! For Clerk Of the Supreme Court.
RI. FANNING. OF Cayahoga.
For Attorney General.
ISAIAH PILLARS, Of Allen.
For State Treasurer.
III ! A. J. HOWELL.S, of Stark.
sGs. For School Commissioner,
J,J. BURNES- OF Belmont.
For Member Board OF Public Works.
MARTIN SCHILLER, OF Ross.
DEMOCKArIC COUNTY TICKET.
FOB RRKPREsENrATIvE,
WILLIAM Il. BETrEs. OF Randolph.
I FOE AUDITOR.
l.s- DELOS ORE, Of Franklin
FOE fREAsURHR.
WfLLrAN Z. ALcORN. or Ravenna.
YOR PROSECUTING Arr0RNHY.
SETH d. NORTON, Of Ravenna-
FoR CONnIssIoNER,
CHESTER R. HOWARD, OF Aurora,
FOR INRIRMARY DIRECTOR,
ALM0N L. THOMPSON. Of shalersyille-
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THE MARKETS.

Passed April "a. 1877.
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utter Indifference, and contends thal
the designations of the members Of the
Republican National Committee was
only for form sake, and that when
their services are needed they will
take an active part in the affairs of the
Committee, and that since Hayes don't
respect his own order he cannot COM
pei subordinates to do SO.
RETURNING BOARD ANDERSON
left us few days ago, with his COM
mission as deputy collector Of the port
of New Orleans in his coat tail pocket
direct from Mr.. Hayes. This means
that all appointments under him will
of course be given to those fellows
who will testify in behalf Of the in
dicted members of the Board on their
trial, and as they have already COM
mitted the blackest kind of perjury,
they will not stop at any amount OF
hard swearing In behalf of their mas
ters, provided they are properly sup
piled with positions. This is certain
Iy not the civil service reform Mr..
Hayes promised US. o! tempora, O,
mOres.
THE RAID
on the San Francisco mint by the re-
moval of the Radical Superintendent
LAGRANGE, causes not even as much as
a ripple here, as his removal was only
question of timely policy. "Brother
Hayes'' deserves credit for ever and
anon bouncing these radical rascals,
but, we think the peoples choice, Sam
my Tilden, would haYe made a clean
sweep in one half the time, and he
may yet have q chance, for various are
the rumors as to what Congress will
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WINDHAM.

MANTUA, Sept. 10, 1877.
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SEC IA No banking company herein author
ized snail ut any time be indebted, or in any
of the capita! stock ut such time actually paid
IN and remaining as capital stock, undimin-
ished by losses or otherwise. except on the fol-
lowing accounts: arst, on account of moneys
deposited with or collected by such company;
second on account of bills OF exchange or
drafts drawn against money actually paid on
deposit to the credit OF or due to such company:
third, liabilities of its stock holders on account
OF moneys paid in as capital stock, and divi-
dend> thereon.
SEC Is. No banking company shall, during
the time it shall continue its operations as
bank Withdraw, or permit to be withdrawn,
either in form oil dividends. loans to StOckhOld-
ers for longer period OF time than six months,
in any other manner. any portion of its cap
ital stock: and if losses shall have been at any
to by its Sros en saa
hand. no dividend shall be made; and no divi-
dend shall ever be made by any banking cOmpa-
ny white iI shall continue its banking opera
ms, 20 an amount greater than its nes prof
then on n;,n.i, deducting therefTOm its losses
and bad and suspended debts: and all debts due
to a ban king company which interest 10 past
due and un paid for a period of six months, un.
tess the same shall be well secured and in pro-
cess OF collection, shall be considered bad
suspended debts within the meaning of this act.
Sic. 16 The directers of each bank ing com;
pany shall. semi annually, declare dividend
of SO much OF the net profits OF the company as
they shall judge eNpedient; but such company
shall, before the declaration OF dividend, carry
one-tenth part OF its net profit of the preceding
half year to its surplus fund. until the same
shall amount to twenty per centum OF its capi-
SEC. II. Every banking company shall make
to the auditor of state report, according to the
form which may be prescribed by him. verified
by the oath OF the president or cashier of such
company, which report shall exhibit in detail,
and under appropriate heads such as he shall
require the resources and liabilities of the COM
pany before the commencement OF business in
the morning of the first Monday of the months
OF january and July of each year. and shall
transmit the same to the auditor of state within
ten days IL G .eaft,r.
SEC. Is. Every banking company deriving
its powers and privileges from this act may
take reserve receive, and charge ON any loan
or discount made, upon any bill of exchange,
or other evidence OF debt. at the rate OF interest
allowed by thelawS of the state, on the amount of
any such note, bill of excl or other evidence
of debt SO discounted, and no more; prov Ildeds
however, that interest may be received or taken
discount according to the usual rules of bank
ing; but the purchase, sale or discount of bill
of exchange payable at another place than tn
place Of such purchase. sale. OF discount. at the
, 1877-08-04
SPARKS OF SCIENCE.
FLonA ROUND ABOUT CHICAGO

FLORA ROUND ADouT CHICAGO.
The fALEnlAH FAMILY, TIE HoLLrHoRT3,
xFp THE PGANrAiS FAx,LT.-TAa VAL
e..onaccm Is sueall order, OF less thsa
20 species, all of which arc herbsceous plants.
annual OF perennial. A fe~ hare the hat,t OF
tw1ntng, aud Q,ost Of them are stroug-secntea
or aromatic. The leaves lre chiefly gathered In
rosettes At the root, and those In tho stems aro
SCI opposite each nttes. The small, tubular
flowers arc clustered in panicles OF cymes. The
order IL widely distributed over the Temperate
Zones, and Il abundant in The north OF lnd1a,
Europe, and South America. It II tess common
IN Africa aud North America
A single bpecies, the TalerAn edulls, occust In
our torz, at Rosehllt and south Of Hyde Park,
and blossoms ia JUNO. The flowers arc very
fragrant, and, being lue and close set, and Of 4
plnkis,1-whitc tint. a1e pretty for bouquets. The
plant Is often seen In cultivation The large,
spiu1!e-shapcd root Is eaten By tho Indiana.
The root oil tho Yaler!an oiIirinalls Is \ well.
known medicine If powerful! autt-spasmolc
properties, used tn nervous Affections. Cats are
very fond Of the plsut, which has tho curious
effect Of Intoxicating them, The species grows
Wild In Britain and throughout Europe. Other
members Of the aamr Erous possess similar
properties, ~ the ValcFtau phu ned the Y.
hioscnrltcs, which are natives Of the European
Continent. Several Of the talerans ers used M
by the Orcnta1s to perfume ther baths The
yuung leaves Ut thu fateT!anclia are used ~ 4
salad which Ia called by the EuElish, Lamb 4
LETTUCE.
Tie splkeuard Of the anctents was obtstned
frou, ths Sarlostacl,ys 1at2msnsi. native ot
, 1877-08-04

OF Doctor. ThIs Examination she passed trk
umphsn,ly. receiving silver laurel crown frnm
the Facusr. and the gown which was
u. tne ..,,.. .'sn 81 her degree; Man. Mnn.
wcro afterwards gained hv her, The Senate Of
hcr city fnaIly settled upon her I penafon.
Laura married a cefetrstcd physician. Dr.. W.
rattf, and proved herfetl As superior a. q wIfe
fn1 attention to her domestic duties did not
caute her 10 neglect htndy. She alwaya kept
up With tho other Professors Of the College,
and for twentJ-clcht years carried on IN her
home serfea Of experiments IN natural phftos-
oplT. She Vas .%pponted by the Senate =. Y
lcctura on tais theme In the University. or
cuurhe Ill lectures and writings Of the time were
expressed Ia Latin. Tier rosks now e11stfng
are an epic p'eln IL manuscript. lectures on
physfcs 4nd mechanics. and accounts OF aon,t
experiments and discoveries on the compression
of a!r. At her death, At tho age of 81. she waa
buried IN l1cr silver ianrels and Doctors guwn.
Wit Bottn,n nbscYutc5.
o,;.a An",n:r ,' famous woman Of BoloE9s e| who
hToni. who. burn in t7::'s lived until tho screen
tenth year of unF own century. In her child
hood ahe allorec unusua! aptitude for learning,
but her in'ther was unwilling that she should
ties. II ghanceti that dtsttng,ltahcd Greek
aet,olar loi4cd with the family vi CTnti1e, a,,d,
while the little girl waa bns!eti With her donct~
tic occupations, s',e also listened to the Gscck
ASssf3lI8 EtfCH " li ~ Al4 tk4HfCA. oHc H&F4 ~
an t.rrcparct student hteftatcd In hfs recitation
the child pr0mptet! him, giving the corrcct SEN
tefIec in perfect Hrcck, Tttlt decided tho future
Of Cl1titdc. She wa4 thence!urtlI allowed to
&tul!, and made great prDeress Ia general liter
ature, mathematics. Latin, and especially IN
0stck. While Jet Tcry Young, sht raA appoint.
I'd to The Greex FrufcstnrB!lp of the Junior De-
rnrtmcnt Of the University Of Bologna. Pulttt.
cal troubles drove her to spafn f0r awhile. but
she was warmly welcomed b. her countr1mrn
oil her return, and given a hfghre pos!tfpn a.
Greek Professor In the University than she ha,l
previously bc!d, Che ltred Terv quftt and
Atut1ious life, d5ing At the are Of 10. and leaving
aone trana1ations from the Greek, and sofRr
Greek trtctHs.
In l9s1 nctis!a GozzadtnI. having graduated
at BOLOGNA fe:tured OIL the Institutes Of ofJustln-
ian to = large rfata o! atu,1ents In her own
houst. In ts5U, Maddatena BuonBignort 1ect.
ufes1 an law at Ho!orna- and wrote Il trratisa
''De lcgtbus connubfaltbus." In 400, Duru-
thea D.l&ca wss Professor OF Medicine in iht
University Of Bo!ugnn+ III IT'D. Anha Hforand
MuzzDff1n was Prnfe*sor Of Anatomy fn the
same institution. In 1s0is Maria dellc Donne
was sppointcd to a Chair OF MtdwifcrY By M
polcon uona.,arte, At Bologna
Photographs taken irom the portraits OF mani
of these distinguished #ofnen tasy be procured
In Bologna to-day, and the old custodian vi tl,G
University, WIN ips tie sails Of tue pictures
tleAcants with rri,ic up,n The virtues and &C
tonp1Ihhnents Of tho women whom the clt1
Delighted to honor during their tives, and whost
memory It carefully rbrrlshes ssuce their death
, 1877-08-04
A BLUESTOCKiNG.
ny 1fRE. EDWARDS.
AUTHOR or "OruHE VIZ 70 rtslT 1lEny' 'tLKAu:
AWoxAN or FAsn,os," '>Ancn1A
LOWELL" Erc., Eru


CHAINS aATn1NoSfAL. .
A philosopher l,as computed that one tongue
OF Average, t'ot Efehch' scsac'tf Tal pnelAh
at theraso oi u Thick octave volume per aa5.
Asau1atng tue hRdfes 10 oe eoffess, ono may
calculate Win solhe n'ee.J t"s spec" "hefost
news must sFa'el IN tn!e kty.p"pu'a.eo terri.
tory, twenty 1ancs !ong oy sss oroao, anu ot
w'ifea thd Fsonea.spesk'"s 1"asa1a"%a ouaoes
more tnah t"o,t!',ast
ny the tano n!F ''n'' ee'c'"e naa "nisaeo M
pteaN'ast "o*s ,n"t""k every NV" ~"u
"o'"sn ~ VI" Asno e'unu5 NV "n'te
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version Vi iau' ehesteF'a se'cae, WIN '"afe'ha1
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1hisrenco, INC h'stofy eonee 10 TINS;
,,r,snt ,imo nsn,,n. vsv.t,,orts. .hIf,l,
i,h sonl n,.t nvoka In tho heay.
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lana. .na vsi,.vs ~ f,v.rn,, f1rr ,,other
h,a ,,,sI H. rndt, :, h. ,irtt ha- fs,n.r hi In
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t,yr,s, ~. A. I-year.o,I .h,,;, Int ,hat nj ,n,rnv.
no nrn.n.c, ~ :, ham, snvc .nch a, tho NI.s
yan.,,,srs. hsr ors,t amt, hurie,1 sxay A.
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"An, ''sh"s ' man .n,n a.. V.,,,,..rt
suuld h,1, a,ox,',s,, ' sI,,,.t th..u~,lesn
yery d.,,....r :, .,,,, Wt.. ro,s
dora fr.,f,t,, ~,'a, ~ ~. r..ct'"a ,hom
Of theI, ns,..s,. .,...s ..,,n, .,.rv,,,inr Il,
Paul, l,fc fr.rn arst - ,a.t w. = ,nwitlr
cboo.,,n ~ wv ~, =. A., i, In's,. ,,.n.1t.s.,,
crr,tn1 .sn ~" w., "' ~, ~ ,..s ss
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ninr.s,s -" a~."a Nv" os,"s ~ &.
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, 1877-08-04


hnIi Iaa,, =, ~ .a,,s = 10. 1aar ~ III Sas" ~
.,,a ua a'oH ,, ~ t"e ~ seas l'o t' sram ass .us
"ecu''9' aitu''aso he o1tcnet piueha up my
seedlings tllan the grounssfet' Look At tho
clothes ne throw away" said Aunt noaIc, draw
srina.ion.~atho % rlpths. va throw - svav W hsra"ss M
NV stusHea "o t.'lu" away os'aueo
VT have no sn'at1 ereatMre to cut them
down for AZ matter Of economy,
II. IL ,.wcro onIr to mako the dnst t]v. only ss
~, = >, h,a,,sr A.. n,a 1hro, froc, r,,s,tn" ~
oil 20 nlnnet .no oa Wheet lroo' rus.'ns.
a satllcfehtly commonplace Closa to put upon
I ano actlun. tAls OF pence and khiliinRs. But 1t
accorded Lest with Aunt Hosio's habit of mind
m teen m ,nr,mon,toc. in tha .o1.mn =. In tha
~ ~ ~ ,xo :" s'1o oo'e" ssn,, ~ ~ sas
tssh'ns ta1hgs o1 alo ana pense Ana anililags
wcro subjects to which tho &ilss VahaEtfarts
must, perfurce, giye heed Ut orcsy stcp tl,ey
took.
Th.tr fathcr,6 d,atb, ,bont dy. v.ar.
"o"tn' .nou. '0 Js
oetofe tats osse. nsd ofoa8hs tae etstes
In day from afHuenra to necd,-Col. VAn-
aittart, Generous George, A he was called
In NJ. rcneratlnn brIongino tn thai onrn.hond.il
class n man who hol1 ,r,ns t,cr ,,,ra.,ntv ,.s,i
, 1877-08-04

Smith: "hsr!s An,o,ntttc OF Austsis. Qneen OF
France by Elizabeth II. nat.ev; Tic Dawn
and t;fnntil of civtiixatfnn.' BY .. W. r.;
'Thc tait Patriot 0f The lstvnIntt,n,'' ny David
Murdoch: :WootI and Msr.trd,'' by tso-a
Noaeheue Casey; "Ats.e One fian,ttrh Years
some singular s,oncldences." Fart IL, b.. James
D. Ecvct+: "My EiyAl'r i'ostraft," hy EmI1ln
Tatman; "My ttesl," l,1 J. v. r.: :Sa.cs
siars n% sd and hrt; e: "seiene. nj Meeh,nes:; TIT:
.itso.stp and Snte book" Tho number h1s
.nsaf1y fo1ty Illustrations.
: "a. =. t|atnea 4 En.. Sc,Y York and f'hicaKpt
LITERARY WuItlD for August IL. Il. Hsmet /
4 Co., Doslonl.
, 1877-08-04
Illustrious Women Of Bologna,
Italy: Scholars, soulptors,
and Painters.
Flora Round About Chicago: The
vatarian, Holly, and Plant.
ain Families.
Flora Of New Zeaiand---The Mountains
poomer--African Explorations.
Pneumatic Railway.


GEORGE CABOT. --,
.frE AMI LETTERS or GEORGE CABOT.
Il! llksMT cAsoT Lonas. nsson gorton I'e g.orn asa
90, Hi5. Ps;ce, 81. 60.
The nan,o Of 0eprxc Cabot has become almost
obsc,,rca during the hatt-eeutusI since It's o~n-
ef's deceasc; yet, as that Of ~ able Statesman
sn,t promfnrpt New-EnRtaud Fedcraltst, whosa
ina,,rncc was considerable during critical
perod In our countsy's history, 1t deserves to te
rescued from, oblivion. Tic yo!utnc which now
appcars, with rcrora Ct Mr.. Cabot's public
lie, reveals the Important part ho bore in the
noittcs at hfs time, and the claims ho has to re-
membrancc, along with hih asaoctatc dtgn|taries,
Fisher Amcs, Col. Timothy Pickering, Oliver
Wolcott. John Marshall, Alexander iiamiton,
and John Adams. Tho biography pre-
rared by hls grcatgrandson, IL composed
chiefly Of his letters to distinguished
members Of his party, with such CON-
ucctipr notes OF explanation As nFe nce-
essa.y 10 render intelltglL,e tho circumstances
Of tho day and tho rctalion he assumed to t,,em.
The work Is TO be esteemed for tts historical
value, a. tho correspondence now for the frat
time published throws light upon the principles
and sehencs Of the leading Eew,Eugiau1 pol.
itIcians, AMI cspec'ally tho FcderalTsts, In tho
latter part OF tllc eighteenth and the beginning
Of tilc present century.
George Cabot was born 10 satem 3fass., Der.
H. 1851. Little Is known Of bis carly years; but
the statements Of Ills Gio9rapiIer, that his iathcr
was prosperous and upright man. his mother
woman of sterling character, aud that ho was
educated at the best schools Of the day, arc full
Of Significance. The death Of Ills father caused
hina to leave Harvard Coltcgc At tho end Of tho
Sophomore year, and, 1t the age of II, 10 cntor
a tealarfpg fife. Tcforc he had reached his
majority, he waa In command Of ship. In lila
yoJssss to foreign countries, ho acgutrch IN
extended knowledge nf commerce, anil ftcs
use ut The Fscne! md Spanish laueuaEea. lie
had natural fU1l.lncss 'f1r sclencn and meta
pIlysica. and lovc lur studlous pursuits, Which
be tu.lu1gsh through iifc.
III It'll, Mr.. Cabut married Ills double nrst-
cou*.u, Elizabeth ntgglneon, a woaaaa of unu-
fual mental powers, wltll whom bis ut'0n WAS
1ony and happy. III l1SSS, he lett the cavrc1 of
stca-tautnln tor that of merchant, eHtatltstl-
inv prosperous business a. Ncycrly. lie In.
tMEdta.giY became coAspscunua ttl te political
affairs VI tho tu9n, aud was an ucllve member
Of the 1anauus Essex Iunto," "a fraction Of
the Fc1etaltat par.y, enmposcs! of men like
Cahot, Thtor,Iub Parsons, Stephen l!igainson,
the Lowcfls, unl Timothy Pickering. was called
osA tho cs'unssy to Which suoat of ita reprcsnut-
Ives belonged.
IN l7S:l, ut. Cabot filled vacancy whtch oc-
Cured umunE tho Easc1 Senators 10 tho State
Legislature, but declined rc-clcct1ott. III I'LL,
, 1877-08-04

In Ills memoir Of Edgar Allan F0ei Df. trls-
void mentions the hctrothal OF the pocts nearly
two years after tho dcatf, Of hts vile, to "ano
of tho most brilliant women Of New E"g'"na."
" IL haA frat seen her." sara eh!s h!ogsantlcr'
Ton hls way frotn hostou, when hc visited thss
city 10 deliver poem bcfore tho l'secun snefe'
Restless, near tho midnight, he wandered from
hi. hotel near where she lived, until he saw her
walking In i garden. lie related tho Incident
afterwarti In one Of tla most exquisite poctnt,
mostly Of l,tmhe!s, Of her, and of the moat cx-
altctl passion" The poem VAS Addressed )" To
Helen" and. although It 10 of considerable
length, Ee reprint It hcrc:
rpsw thee once-onee only-yeass aeo;
J n'ast not say hew msny-sHs @ ROT many
4 ful!.orbed moon, that, like thine own sonl
soueht n : prtc,pttase psthwa, up through heaven,
Viii, iti' qatetade. ute and suitrines,, ami slamter
Upon the uptnrned faeea Of ilousanl
se: 'hs. 1 T. q s IT, sas,. :s.ss II
Thst nn!s Ok. II rstata fot !hs t,*e-lieas
Their odoruuh Fo"ls In ec,tatic death
Fell on the upturn'd faces ni thcso rotes
That smiled Ind died IN ttis partcrre. enchanted
" ,sa &c. i: f. !" sts Il ss e''g ey 5.s
saw thee halt reclining. whl,e the NOM
Fell on the urturn'd faces q ,hc roFc.
Was it moi Fatr that, on this July n,fdniRht--
Wsa It nat Fate twh0sc nh11a II n14o sorruuJ
IL Sesathe shs incense of tL"sc .inmoefna rosess
Nc ieo:ep s.,sd tho hs's w"ta u, ,s51
iasf An" u G"'a a. :"ns @ j. ih,nfs S'sppeated
The i' nearly iu.trc of ihe moon went out;
Thu taasty btnks aud ihn mean2cfns paths,
The hanr1 towels .na !he fspiI,ns tsges. I.
utel In tho anna OF the !tlbt1ng aIFa.
AiI-ali cxpircd rave tacc--enve less than taees
ss1e ssTe Ga Sat s IT, .a" a5'aS tne nsse
] snw bns shen,-saw en!y sheos far hauss-
Upun those crystalline. .eelcstla' tphcrca
linw dark \ wo. Yet how sublia,c hope!
" i;"w 's%ts1 aaft"s IN .mS.iioa: Set i!os deep,
How fathnmtttx q capacity Tor Lowell
Hut now. 1t length, de&r b!nn aank from sight
Into western bank Of tltnndor.eloud:
And thou. ghost, amid thu ensomhsng tsees
Thry T = i i oSld aoi so-they ncvcr yet have YONG.
Lighting my lonely pathway home taat night.
sy 1sw ssts 9@ e I'D ~ ;s snfs IL yes
They are ny mln!rtcfs:-ye' then, atiote.
Their ot1ice !. to ilamins and enhind!e-
Mud pulihch by thciT eiectssc Gse,
And sanctlded In tl,ets E!ysIan drc.
1nsr Iaa fs ~ III cay, eetsty Ge
In tho rad. silent mxtctes OF my night:
White oven n r. t!e msria'sn e,1y ela1e Sf dsy
Neauacs. uncxtnxutsnch BY the sun!
Tho lady whoso namo tas been associated
With that Of Poe IN this romantic history ID Mrs.
| Sarah Hclen Whitman, Of Prosidenee, Il. /.
She was born In 1909. snl her maiden name was
Power. III 1873 she was married to John WanA-
low Whitman, a l4wyGr Of Boston, rho died In
1873. In her husband dcscase she returned to
her nAtivo city, whero sto las s!nce resided.
, 1877-08-04

.,ma, yua"k ;ea..ans sa .nrtMa "a 'I
temperament, cra.ed ior affection even 1norc
thsn other sh.!aren q s.cs sEc; y H. .n.,,,.
No further nccd tu trust to Jean MaEie'a dia,
rTI1ninstIon IN tho matter u sccllinEa aud
g11undscl. Danhnc's tInRert--" mn1cn touclics'
stll-wcre never tired OF WORKING, 20 long as inc
slept side by side; tue ct1id 70 hsr white cot with
her tsan9qil auEci lsee, awaSsnang s9tae pal'Gf,
you may bc surc, IN Aunt !iotis'e AeaH,-tns
ans gu heart wi.erein .osc: crasncu rs reasucu
tel!' naa oat 1psnca .n'o ranst anu s..fsc !"i
before The cider sisters wv oseaklastca, Nste
On ttielr Way hAna it nafi,l. tnsousa t!lo cfisp
MosatnE ait e tnc he'os. MnaSse1 nSnile'sHt ~
vnnsittafIa 9ustness, wnatcset LIS sc1son =. 81
the year, inc ltttlt hRure, lotnanl n hnaaom 10
steps: father, mother, playnlatc.-she was
all tacee. eha sothetnanE osss9e7' ~ 'Ao saa'"s
ist,ss nnc we AMI .n T. I'o o"cr ~. x&n, on
until Dapano wa. u years o. Then; II L. dark X
hour, It va reaosxca. NANNY OWING 70 tAe tass
Of Theodo1a vanslstasts ik'seessnE anfe-c9l, q,
Urcd satin Will HHnltoa nouhres, that tl!e glsl
out" .. --.
- We nltddte-aged people arc apt to grow
selfish, ncnr|ctta." said Mis Thc0lorst-hrr
lulnd hxrd, II she spoke, on thobe poor, ohst,-
IGke unetles@ last WDtnt &t24f a. tae!'
tcntam cr-parties. but which dcx-
ferrous manipulation md cfose study ct
bring approximately ciose to tht isahioh OF Tho
day, 1.-THE prospects Of The potato-Aarsest, tho
fortunes OF 4 handful Of common Iabosess, may
10 vttal enough interests foF. you and me.
Uaphne IL u yvara old, aud call 1t 4 positive
duty, duty thai we owe to her r.nnafas.,e,'s
memory anil tn the girl. not to let such IN op-
por.unfty n ths present slip through our tn
xcts,"
Thu ooportunttv wa Il btr Government House
halI ctvc, in hn,;or Of thc errlyal of new rcri-
"n nysnt ~; naonis,ttIa1. snti Is which tha Miss
Vsn.ttssrts were ItI.ien,
ThcnGnra,s Early nrc1nosticatiops had proved
rorrrct. EnI. Vansttta5t's uoattIon WIS not fur
u.,,tcn In fba clanns lsiarls. nnIi. on Iii occa-
kons ~ stats ar nffics1 1ayetY. raris Of inritn-
sion ~erc .iIsn.tchsd. - = mattor Of serciyctl
nssee, uv to ,hs @ 9onelY jarn.nousa M n tsuernec.
liz To- ths nrc.cnt h1ur crru Thcpiofa bad been
sl'ie ~ ,n estract no nls.s,tra from these invita-
.Jnn, ~ h..xnnI s-nnoIo@ the1n. In rnmnanv
ss' ssIth ~ tinr.TsIi.,1sa cands at thrf.
tsnhs+ nnto nIt1jirs. IN rhjnh dfsh
.na,n .1sms@ thu "ossi nssiar table. y'hst ~ m.iacn
isIv viii hrr ha]frenfurv of rIisfenrr veti
ssrsk oould M Nv he 1.Iof 10 enter concer; or