Chapter IX: Part 9

On the occasion of the recent visit of German astronomers to Colt’s Armory, a Gatling gun was brought out and fired perpendicularly. The heavy ball mounted into the air a distance of two and a quarter miles. An account says that the ball made the ascent and return, four and one-half miles in fifty-eight seconds.

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The journal to be published by the lunatics on Ward’s Island, under the title of _The Moon_, is not, according to the Buffalo _Express_, the first periodical printed by the inmates of an insane asylum. Thirty years ago, the _Express_ says, the prisoners in the Utica Insane Asylum published a monthly magazine called _The Opal_, which contained some of the craziest poetry ever printed. It quotes this couplet as an example:

Canst thou be the mackerel’s queen,
Blighted, plighted Isoline?

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According to a reporter of that city, Miss Susan B. Anthony left St. Louis the other day for Leavenworth with two medium-sized trunks for baggage. At first the baggage-master objected to check them both on a single ticket, and demanded pay for extra weight. “But,” said she, “they together weigh less than the ordinary-sized ‘Saratoga.’ I distribute the weight in this way purposely to save the man who does the lifting.” The clerk looked at her incredulously. “And you tell me seriously that you do this simply out of consideration for the baggage-men?” “I do.” “How long have you done it?” “All my life. I never purchased a large trunk, for fear I might add to the over-burdened baggage-man’s afflictions.” The clerk walked off and conferred with the head of the department. Then the two returned together. “Do I understand,” said the chief, “that you, of all women, have been the first to show humanity toward railroad people?” “That is a tenet of my creed.” “Check that baggage,” said the chief with emphasis.

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Those of our readers interested in C. L. S. C. work will find in our department for “Local Circles” a great many valuable suggestions concerning methods of study, questioning, conducting the work of the circle, and, in some instances, plans may be found for courses of lectures, concerts, etc. These reports are from members who have seen the practical workings of their plans, and therefore speak knowingly.

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London _Punch_ sent a pleasant greeting to Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes on his retirement from the professorship at Harvard, in this form:

Your health, dear “Autocrat!” All England owns
Your instrument’s the lyre, and _not_ “the Bones.”
Yet hear our wishes—trust us they’re not cold ones!
That though you give up bones, you may make old ones.

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Take care, girls! A professor in Jefferson College, Philadelphia, says that the habitual use of arsenic “for the complexion” causes the clearness of the skin it produces at first to be succeeded by a puffy, dropsical condition.

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President Arthur’s New Year reception was interrupted by the sudden death of one of his callers—the Minister from the Hawaiian Islands. The music ceased, but the handshaking went on.

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A forcible “temperance” argument from the Queen of England is found in her last speech to Parliament: “The growth of the revenue has been sensibly retarded by a cause which, in itself, is to be contemplated with satisfaction. I refer to the diminution of the receipts of the exchequer from duties on intoxicating liquors.”

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Moral reforms move to victory slowly. The Mormons are liable to have a rest because public sentiment, that was focalized against their system a year ago in a law enacted by Congress, is in danger of being inoperative. The friends of the commandment against Mormonism will reap the harvest if they now enforce the law of Congress with as strong a public sentiment as they inspired to enact it; otherwise we shall see the movement a failure.

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Girton College, the girls’ college at Cambridge University in England, is about to be enlarged, and the plans for the new buildings have been already drafted and submitted to the proper authorities. The applications for admission have recently been very much in excess of the accommodation at present offered.

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The Alcott homestead in Concord—“Orchard Home”—standing next to the “Way-side” home of Hawthorne, is a quaint-looking old mansion, with a peaked roof and gables, high old-fashioned porches, and surrounded by lofty oaks and elms. It was here that Miss Louisa Alcott wrote “Little Women” and most of her other works, and here, too, that her younger sister, Mrs. May Alcott Nericker, executed the beautiful sketches and paintings that still adorn the parlor walls. It is now the home of Professor Harris, of the Concord School of Philosophy, and author of the series of articles on “Education,” now running in “THE CHAUTAUQUAN.”

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At the 1880 meeting of the British Association for the Promotion of Science Dr. Günther thus summed up the objects of museums: “1st. To afford rational amusement to the mass of the people. 2d. To assist in the elementary study of the various sciences. 3d. To supply the specialist with as much material as possible for original research. And in the case of local museums we may add a 4th. To illustrate local industries and the scientific features of the district. In starting a local museum we consider the best plan is to form a scientific society (a local circle), whose first concern should be to get a suitable room, well lighted and a good deal larger than there seems to be any actual necessity for, the importance of this step becoming evident anon. The next point should be to obtain as many objects as possible for a start, and from the commencement every member should be required to do his best in collecting objects whenever he has an opportunity.”

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Prof. C. A. Leveridge, of Crawford, N. J., makes a very interesting statement below, which we are pleased to transmit to our readers: “I have a number of sets of cabinet specimens, lithological minerals, representing the glacial and eruptive period, each set numbering 103 varieties and 160 altogether. A few of these came from the Centennial Exhibition, Philadelphia, 1876, and some of the foreign are quite scarce. They are interesting either for study or library, and make a fine appearance. They are all catalogued, named, numbered, and located, and each set carefully wrapped and packed in box. I have sold a number and have received many acknowledgments of satisfaction. They are just the thing for study, showing the coolings (crystallization), rubbings and scratchings by the ice period. I have used a number of jaspers instead of the rougher rocks, which I think is better. I sell a working set for five dollars, and a cabinet set for ten dollars. There is to me no profit, but I am an invalid and have these specimens, which have cost me a great deal of money.”

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The family of President Garfield have been spending the holidays all at home together. Mrs. Garfield is busy arranging a memorial room, set apart to contain relics and mementos of her illustrious husband. The walls of it are covered with framed resolutions and letters of sympathy, and there will be tables and cabinets loaded with similar tokens. When the arrangement is complete, the room will be one of the most noteworthy spots on earth, containing as it will expressions of love and respect from people in almost every nation of the world.

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The London demand for bonds of the late Confederate States of America has recently become stronger than at any other time since the collapse of the Confederate government. A large block was bought a few days ago in Baltimore, on orders from a London banking house, at the rate of nine dollars and seventy-five cents a thousand. The demand has resulted in placing in the market several thousand Confederate dollars’ worth of bonds that have been pasted on fire-boards and screens.

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One of the inconsistencies of our civilization may be seen in this item: “A Nevada penitentiary convict says that he was sent to prison for being dishonest, and is there kept at work cutting out pieces of pasteboard to put between the soles of shoes in place of honest leather.”

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The people of the oil regions of Pennsylvania were afflicted with the spirit of speculation in oil, near the close of 1882. Professional men, traders of every kind, women who had saved a few hundred dollars, and, indeed, all classes of people, some with large sums of money, and others with small sums, ventured to speculate. Oil went from fifty cents per barrel up to one dollar and thirty-seven cents, and then dropped back to seventy-six cents. The result is that a great many people in moderate circumstances have lost all they owned. To hundreds of men and women it has been as disastrous as if all their property had been consumed by fire. _Moral._—It is wrong to speculate. It is dangerous every way, and, besides, it is gambling.

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The Rev. Leroy Hooker gives us his comparative view of some of the poets in the _Canadian Magazine_ as follows: “It may not be too much to say that among the English-writing bards of the century, Tennyson’s only near competitor for the first place is Longfellow; and that Longfellow’s title to a place above Lowell is based not so much to his having projected upon the thought and sentiment of the century a more potent and permanent influence, as upon the fact that he has given us, in ‘Hiawatha,’ the nearest approach to a great epic poem that has been produced within the period—not excepting anything that even Tennyson has written.”

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The Rev. E. J. L. Baker, a trustee of the Chautauqua Assembly, died suddenly of heart disease at his home in Pleasantville, Pa., on Saturday afternoon, December 30. He had been a preacher in the Methodist Episcopal Church for the past fifty years, and died in his field of labor when seventy-three years old. He was at one time presiding elder, and three times a delegate to the General Conference. Once when the conference met in Boston, Massachusetts, he cast his vote for Bishop Simpson and helped to elect him to the Episcopacy. Mr. Baker was a man of dignified bearing, of exceptional strength and force of character, and, while as a preacher he was not among the most brilliant, yet in his sermons he presented the central truths of the Bible in an interesting and powerful manner. Among ministers he made a fine reputation as a debater in a deliberative body. He was a Christian gentleman, a genial companion, and a workman that needed not to be ashamed. He died full of faith in the gospel that saved him, and that he had preached to others so many years.

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A gold, open work C. L. S. C. badge by Henry Hart, of Brockport, New York, is one of the latest inventions we have seen for members of the C. L. S. C. It is a beautiful design, makes a handsome pin, and it is sure to please every eye that loves the gold that glitters.

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The attempt to injure the reputation of the lamented President Garfield by publishing the letters that passed between him and Mr. Dorsey during the presidential campaign, is a great failure. Mr. Dorsey is on trial for the crimes he is alleged to have committed as one of the Star Route conspirators. Let him be tried on the merits of the case, and if guilty, let him be convicted, and if innocent, acquitted. But any effort like that made recently to palliate the wrongs of the living, at the expense of the dead president, will be resented by the American people. The verdict of the people is that James A. Garfield was one of our purest and best public men, both in his private and public character. He was tried for nearly a score of years in that political cauldron, the House of Representatives, and never found wanting. Let him rest, for

“The death-wind swept him to his soft repose,
As frost, in spring time, blights the early rose.”

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The Rev. Dr. Buckley, in the New York _Christian Advocate_, thus honors a worthy public man: “To the Hon. H. W. Blair, United States Senator from New Hampshire, belongs the special honor of having introduced and eloquently supported to its successful adoption the amendment prohibiting the employment in the United States civil service of persons addicted to the use of intoxicating liquor as a beverage. The citizens of New Hampshire and the friends of temperance throughout the country will not soon forget this great service.”

EDITOR’S TABLE.

[We solicit questions of interest to the readers of THE
CHAUTAUQUAN to be answered in this department. Our space
does not always allow us to answer as rapidly as questions
reach us. Any relevant question will receive an answer in
its turn.]

Q. Who was Taylor, the author of “Holy Living and Dying?”

A. Jeremy Taylor was an English theologian and bishop, and an author of some eminence. He was born in Cambridge in 1613, and died at Lisburn, Ireland, in 1667. He received his education at Caius College, Cambridge, where he graduated about 1633. In 1638 he became rector of Uppingham, in Rutland. He was a decided adherent of Charles I, whom he served as chaplain in the civil wars. “The Liberty of Prophesying,” published in 1647, was, perhaps, his greatest work. He afterwards published his “Holy Living and Dying,” which is now, perhaps, the best known of his works. This was followed by “The Great Exemplar, or The Life of Christ,” and several other works. In 1658 he removed to Lisburn and was appointed Bishop of Down and Connor in 1660.

Q. Where can a copy of the revised Greek text—of the New Testament—used by the revision committee be obtained?

A. Send to Harper & Brothers, New York.

Q. Will THE CHAUTAUQUAN please give me information in regard to the origin of “The Curfew?”

A. The Curfew was a bell rung at nightfall, designed to give notice to the inhabitants to cover their fires, extinguish lights and retire to rest. The practice was instituted by William the Conqueror.

Q. Please give a list of some of the best works on “Mythology.”

A. “Student’s Manual of Mythology” by White, “Ancient Mythology” by Dwight, “Manual of Mythology” by Murray, and “Ancient Mythology” by Keightley.

Q. Who was Tullia, who drove her chariot wheels over the body of her father?

A. Tullia was the daughter of Servius Tullius, the sixth king of Rome, who reigned from about 578 to 534 B. C.

Q. By whom was the Turkish government designated as “the sick man of Europe?”

A. By Nicholas of Russia.

Q. Is the work, “The Treasury of David,” a commentary on the psalms by Mr. Spurgeon?

A. No. It is literally a treasury of all that Spurgeon has been able to collect of value from all authors upon the Book of Psalms. There is no aim at originality, except in conception and method.

Q. Who is the author of the Latin proverb, _Qui non vetat peccare, cum possit, jubet_, and what is the translation?

A. The author is Seneca, and the translation is, “He who does not prevent a crime when he can, encourages it.”

Q. When and where will occur the next General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church?

A. A year from next spring, in the city of Philadelphia.

Q. Which is the older of the two American poets, Whittier or Holmes?

A. Whittier was born in 1808, Holmes in 1809.

Q. Who is the author of “An ill wind that bloweth no man good?”

A. It is from “Idleness” by John Heywood.

Q. Will you please inform a subscriber of THE CHAUTAUQUAN what is date of birth and death of the poet John G. Saxe?

A. Born 1816; living still.

Q. I would like to know something about the Jewish Talmud, and where I could obtain a copy of it. Will THE CHAUTAUQUAN please inform me?

A. Talmud is from the Hebrew word _lamed_, and signifies to learn. It contains the complete civil and canonical law of the Jews, embracing the Mishna and Gemara. The former is the doctrine, the latter the teaching as the words imply. They reveal much of the customs, practices, and notions about legal, medical, ethical, and astronomical subjects that belonged to the Jewish nation of antiquity. A good copy of the Talmud is that which bears the name of Barclay, and published by John Murray, London.

Q. I frequently see reference made to the “Miserere.” What is meant?

A. The psalm usually selected for acts of a penitential character. It is the 51st psalm. It is also applied to a musical composition adapted to this psalm.

Q. Is spiritualism on the increase or decrease at present?

A. At a meeting of spiritualists in New York, a few days ago, one of the number affirmed, without mentioned contradiction, that the number of good mediums is less than it was twenty years ago, and he bewailed the degeneracy which made it impossible to get satisfactory manifestations now-a-days. He said that manifestations are getting weaker, and he feared that in twenty-five years not even a good rap would be vouchsafed. Spiritualism will increase and decrease and continue as long as a peculiar class of mortals are permitted to live in the world.

Q. Who was Marie de Medici?

A. Marie De Medici was the daughter of Francis, Grand Duke of Tuscany. She was born at Florence in 1573, and married in 1600 to Henry IV. of France. On the death of Henry she became regent, for which office she proved herself utterly incompetent. On account of offense given to her subjects by her partiality for unworthy favorites, she was imprisoned, but escaped, and was afterward imprisoned by her son, Louis XIII. After a second escape she died at Cologne in 1642.

Q. What was the “Kit-Cat Club,” and when did it flourish?

A. A club formed in London in 1688 by the leading Whigs of the day; so called after Christopher Cat, a pastry cook, who supplied the mutton pies, and in whose house it was held. Sir Godfrey Kneller painted the portraits of the club members for Jacob Tonson, the secretary, and in order to accommodate them to the room in which they were placed, he was obliged to make them three-quarter lengths; hence, a three-quarter portrait is still called a kit-cat. Steele, Addison, Congreve and Walpole were all members of the club.

Q. What is the origin of the phrase, “To pour oil on troubled waters?”

A. It is said that Prof. Horsford stilled the surface of the sea in a stiff breeze by pouring a vial of oil upon it; and Commodore Wilkes saw the same effect produced during a storm off the Cape of Good Hope, by oil leaking from a whale ship. The phrase probably originated from the old proverb, “A soft answer turneth away wrath.”

Q. Please inform me through THE CHAUTAUQUAN where I can get a good Spanish-English dictionary?

A. Seoane’s Spanish-English and English-Spanish Dictionary, price $6.00; the same abridged, for $2.50, can be obtained from any prominent publishing house.

GRADUATES OF THE C. L. S. C.

The following is the list of C. L. S. C. graduates of the Class of 1882. There are seventeen hundred names. Miss Kate F. Kimball has prepared the list with great care. A diploma has been presented to every graduate by the Rev. Dr. Vincent, Superintendent of Instruction.

_New York._

Mrs P Abbott
Julia A Adams
John G Allen
Mrs Maggie A Allen
Mrs Amanda Allen
Inez J Ames
George H Anderson
Mrs Lidia J Anderson
Helen M T Ayres
Mary Ann Babcock
Mrs S J Bailey
Mrs Milton Bailey
Florence V E Baldwin
Mrs Eliza E Barber
Minnie A Barney
Fannie Barnhouse
Mrs Martha G Barrett
Luella A Beaujean
Alcesta Beck
Mrs F E Beckwith
Mary A Bemus
Mrs Jennie A Bemus
Mrs Charles D Bigelow
Charles D Bigelow
Mrs T S Bly
Ida Hopkins Bond
Alvina C Booth
Gerette Boyce
Mrs Mary C Branch
Mrs Anna E Branch
Charles F Brett
Ella Brewster
Altha W Briggs
C E Brinkworth
Mrs C E Brinkworth
William A Brodie
Mrs E M Brown
Mrs J H Brown
Ella M Brown
Mrs E D Browne
Mrs C E Brumagine
Anna Bugbee
Mary M Bullock
Mrs Emma J Burgess
Vincent Burgess
Edward S Burgess
Theodore C Burgess
Fred C Burney
Chester Warren Burton
J Louise Bushnell
Etta E Candee
Alice Wade Card
Gertie A Carter
Hattie B S Carter
Lucy B Case
Mrs E M Chadwick
Izora S Chandler
Geo W Chandler
Rev J E Chapin
Martha A Chase
Randilla W Chase
Mary A Chase
Rev Almon T Clarke
Mrs Almon T Clarke
Georgie C Clement
Altie E Cole
Nancy L Collins
Ellen C L Conklin
Mary Columbia Cook
Mrs Jennie C Cook
Mrs Jennie E Copeland
Abigail Couch
Eleanor M Countryman
Mrs Linda W Covey
Stella Cox
Mrs Harriet A N Craft
Mrs Charlotte Craig
Louise E Cravatte
Frank W Crossfield
Annie Cummings
M A Curtis, M D
Mrs E F Curtiss
Clarence O Clark
Julia E Dailey
Mrs Charles W Davis
Ursula M Dawley
Eda T Dean
Martha M Dederer
Martha A E Denison
Rev Cassius H Dibble
Miss Clara Dickey
Mary P Dodge
Mrs S H Donnan
Emma B Dorn
Dexter D Dorn
Remsen B DuBois
William A Duncan
Sara L Dunning
Louise F Dusenbury
Bessie Eddy
Benjamin F Edsall
Mrs Mattie D Elliott
Edwin Elmore
Eva S Elmore
Harriet D Fisher
Mrs Laura M Farwell
Mrs M L Fenton
Carrie C Ferrin
Charles W Fielder
James R Flagg
Mrs Ella F Flanders
Mrs Louise C Flint
Lemuel Thomas Foote
Miss Emily L Forbes
Belle Forbes
Rev B J Forrester
Phebe Palmer Foster
Lydia A Foster
Miss Franc E Freeman
Samuel Alden Freeman
M Etta Frink
Helen Frost
Miss Libbie K Fullager
Mrs Lucy T Fuller
Mary Ida Gazlay
Mary E Geer
Walter Gibbs
Mrs J C Gifford
Charles Gillingham
Moses W Gleason
Adelaide A Gleason
Lucy A Gleason
Orlando E Godwin
Helen M Goodell
William C Gorman
Ida T Gorman
Sara E Gouldy
Jennie A Gouldy
Mrs L C Graham
Augusta K Grant
Mary Graybiel
Otis J Green
Mrs Mary Greene
Jno T Greenleaf
Mrs J T Greenleaf
Phebe A Griswold
Emma Griswold
Julia M Guest
Lydia A Grant
Mrs Alice Hadley
Rev Levi L Hager
Emeline M Hager
Helen A Hall
Frederic M Hall
Eliza Ann Hallock
Fannie H Hamilton
Mrs Geo I Hamilton
Mattie W Hamman
Miss Rettie Hanna
Martha J Hanna
Susie E Hardenburg
Amy Hardenburg
Mary K Harmon
Miss Eliza L Harmon
Sophronia R Harmon
Luther Harmon
Mrs Flora R Harrison
Mrs D W Hatch
D W Hatch
Julia B Hayes
Mrs Susan R Hazard
Mary A Helmes
Henrietta Hemstreet
Harriet C Henry
Fred B Hibbard
Emily F Hickok
R Annie Hicks
Josiah Holbrook
Eliza J Hollenbeck
Mrs A C Holmes
Victoria L Horton
Rev Almon A Horton
Carrie W Hoster
Ellura L A Hough
David M Hough
Emma F Howard
Mrs Jennie Hower
Lavinia Cheshire Hoyt
Jennie I Humble
Eva Hurlbut
Mrs Edith Husted
Edwin Merton Husted
Lillian M Hynes
Charlotte Hequembourg
Mrs N E Irwin
Morris D Jackson
Florence J Jagger
Mary A Janes
Mrs Flora S Jillett
Mrs Arlouine G Jones
Louise A Jones
Mrs W H Keeler
Alzina E Kellogg
David G Kelly
Alice Augusta Kidder
Mrs Pardon L Kimball
Caroline E King
Cenie Kingman
Celina H Kingsley
Ellen B Kingsley
Emma V Kirkland
Mrs Lucy E Kirkland
Caroline Kittinger
Mrs Dr J Kittredge
Eudora E Klock
Melissa M Knapp
Mrs M L Koyer
Arthur S Koyer
J A Kummer
Mrs Lina B Kummer
Helen A King
Mary E Lacy
Mariana C Ladd
Margaret B Landreth
Mrs E L Lang
Mary L Lawrence
Mrs R P Lawton
Elsie E Leet
Adaline A V F Lester
Anna M Letchworth
Orrando B Lewis
Ernest H Lines
Sarah A Little
Cornelia Louise Lloyd
Nettie S Long
Gussie Lord
Miss Stella A Lord
Franklin W Loucks
Ada J Lyman
Lucie Read Lyon
Nelson E Lyon
Harmon A Landgraff
Anna Burrows Mann
Frank Many
Wilber F Markham
Mrs Nancy E Martin
Hannah A Martin
Ophelia R Martin
Homer Beach Mason
Gertrude McKelly
Henry Clay Milliman
Florence F Milliman
Frank H Mills
Harry D Moore
Mrs Eunice O Morgan
Julia A Morian
Mary E Mosher
Frank Moss
Frank Murphy
Olivia E A Newton
Mrs M E Norton
Mrs Annie Norton
Mary R Norton
Elijah C Norton
Emily A Odell
Mrs Lessie Olmsted
Mrs W H Olmsted
Wm W Onderdonk
Alton W Onthank
Z Hibbard Owen
Mrs Tilla W Palmer
Nellie C Palmer
Rev David R Palmer
Clarence S Palmer
Mrs Lee Palmer
Mrs T S Park
Mary Parker
Chas N Parker
Mrs W S Parks
Mrs L E Partridge
S Kate Payne
Fred E Pearsall
Bessie Peck
Elizabeth Perkins
Wm H Perrin
Mrs Dwight Perrin
Mrs H Louisa Perry
Sarah A Persell
Annette M Persons
Lizzie M Petrie
Mary Louise Pettit
Mrs Julia A Phelps
Miss Mary A Pierce
Anna E Pierson
Miss Kate Pindar
Mrs J N Porter
Mrs Emeline H Post
O Worden Powers
John F Randolph
Arthur B Raymond
Lucy A Reeder
Lizzie M Reid
Jennie L Reid
Miss Angie M Reynolds
Edward R Rice
Alvin B Rice, M D
Mrs Helen M Rice
Frances A Ritchie
Elizabeth Robertson
Mrs J P Robinson
Mrs M E B Rogers
John B Rogers
Wm H Rogers
Maggie C Rosa
Laura Rosa
Edward B Rosa
Clara M Rhoades
Mrs Eugene D Sage
Sabrie L Sargent
Mrs George Savage
Mrs Julia Seaver Scott
R W Scott
Mrs Walter L Sessions
Julia R B Sessions
Frank E Sessions
Mrs L B Sessions
Mary L Seymour
J E Shaver
Mrs Ransom Sheldon
Judson Sibley
Mary Siggins
Lizzie F Simmons
Mrs Eliza Skinner
Christie Skinner
James A H Skinner
Mrs Laura Ada Skinner
Rev Milton Smith
Alma B Smith
Kate F Smith
Eunice L Smith
Virginia D Smith
Mrs Jennie M Smith
Ella Letchworth Smith
Martha M Smith
Edmund Z Southwick
Marietta J Southwick
Miss L T Southworth
Helen M Stanton
Carrie E Staples
Louisa K Stebbins
Mary H Stebbins
Mary C Steel
Eva J Stevens
Harriet A Stevens
Coryell G Stevens
Mrs Kate P St John
Mrs Sarah F St John
Julia M St John
Eda B Stone
Alice E Stowe
Maria M Stowell
Sarah Sutton
Eleanor Swaine
Malvina F Sweetland
J Wesley Sweetland
Eva M Sweetland
Ann Adell Sydney
Harvey Symonds
Louise W Strang
Mary E Sykes
Mrs Sue W Stoddard
Martha A Taber
Marie Antoinette Taylor
Emma C Terry
Sara C Terwilliger
Martha J M Thayer
Walter L Thompson
Emma L Thompson
S DeFrancis Thompson
Elizabeth Tilton
Ella Tompkins
Marcia L Tompkins
Clara D Tower
Mary L Townley
Mrs George W Tracy
May A Tripp
Edward Troy
Mrs Lavinia B Turner
Ida A Tuthill
Eunice E Tuttle
Dell Tuttle
Maggie G Van Ingen
Nellie D Van Ingen
Mary E Van Kleeck
Nancie L Van Ness
Mrs H K Van Rensselaer
Harriet A Wade
Rev Benj F Wade
Mrs K W Wallace
Frances A Wallis
Rose E Wallis
Ora L Wasson
Edgar B Watson
James Birney Weber
Mrs J B Weber
Mrs C D Webster
Louella E Weed
Addie Wellington
Elias Avery Wheat
Allie M Wheeler
Mrs Marilla C Wheeler
Lydia M White
Miss Libbie J Whitley
Elmina Eliza Whitney
Amasa D Wilder
Marion M Wilder
Minnie Williams
Lillian Ida Williams
Mrs Emir B Williams
Jennie L Williams
M Adele Williams
J E Winsor
Thos Lippincott Wood
Addie M Woodin
Mrs S E Woodin
Mrs F E Woods
Whiting S Worden
Thos G Young
Mrs Addie M Young
Mrs T G Young

_Long Island._

William H Lowery
Julia E T Sheridan
Carrie F Underhill
D Harris Underhill
Miss Eugenie Villefeu

_Pennsylvania._

Jennie M Adair
William Newell Aiken
Nannie Alexander
Jennie M Allan
Henry M Ash
Hattie A Aspinwall
Mrs Nellie C Adams
Minnie B Babbitt
L T Baker
Lydia M Baker
Frank D Barnes
Libbie A Barnes
Joseph R Barnes
Eleanor G Barrett
Kate Eliza Barton
Mrs C W Battles
H Bruce Beatty
M Vina Beatty
May L S Beatty
Sara P Bedford
Miss H M Bickley
William P Bignell
Eliza H Black
Nannie Y Boice
Mrs J R Bowen
Sarah Bowman
Sarah J Boyer
James M Bray
Mrs Frances M Brown
Carrie A Brown
Mrs Samuel Q Brown
Anna Buckbee
Lucius H Bugbee
Hattie R Blair
Samantha Caldwell
Eleanor Campbell
J J Campbell
Alvira Campbell
Mrs H C Campbell
Margaret E Canon
Mrs J T Carpenter
John T Carpenter
Josephine E M Carter
Ellen M Chace
Rev H M Chamberlain
Mrs Wesley Chambers
Mary E Chesnut
Alice G Clark
Charles L Clark
Silas M Clark
Annie J Clarke
Ellen M Clemons
Anna M Clift
Mrs Marcia Clover
Annie R Colburn
J Frank Condon
Celinda Cook
Ada Gertrude Cook
Rosalia Cook
Edna Cynthia Cook
Mrs Lizzie S Cook
Mary E Cook
Mrs Judson H Cook
Mary E Cooper
J J Covert, M D
Annie E Cox
Mrs M J Crawford
John W Crawford
Mrs Flora Criswell
Cordelia A Culbertson
Mrs Amanda F Curtis
Mrs Edwin C Custard
Mrs C H Dale
Benjamin S Dartt
Mrs L D Davenport
Miss Maria H Dawson
Annie M DeKnight
George W Dille, M D
Mrs Juliet Donaldson
Puella E Dornblaser
Lettie A Dunham
Anna C Dunlap
Mira L Dunlap
Mrs W J Dunn
Maggie J Dunn
Nellie Dunn
Ettie Dunn
Jennie E Dunn
J Fletcher Dyer
Margaret A Dysart
Flora C Eaton
Sam’l J M Eaton, D D
Leonard Hobart Eaton
Mrs Jennie Eberman
George M Eberman
John M Edwards
Maggie J Edwards
Mrs S A Ensworth
Lydia L Evans
Annie B Fraser
Adelia L Fausett
John Aubrey Freeman
Frank Freeman
Lucy W Fell
Anna E Fish
Lizzie M Fisher
Abrilla Fisher
Miss E M Fiske
Rev Theodore L Flood
Macie I Flower
Thomas J Ford
Rev C W Foulke
Lizzie C Foulke
Jason N Fradenburgh
Mary M Friday
W W Fritts
Orsavilla V Fritts
Fred W Gail
Mrs Mary I Gardner
William W S Gephart
Mrs Josephine Getchell
Mattie E Glenn
Amanda B Golding
Helen M Goodrich
John Dudley Goodwin
Annie P Gordon
O H P Graham
Mrs E B Grandin
Kate E Grant
Joseph Guignon
Edith J Guignon
Mrs Julia A Guignon
Angie Graham
Sarah Haldeman
Joseph E Hall
Frances E Hamilton
Margaret Ellen Hare
Luella A Harris
Mrs Susie M Harrison
Julia L Harrison
F W Hastings
Margaretta K Hastings
Oran L Haverly
Mrs E D Hawks
Samuel W Hay
A W Hayes
Amy E Hayes
Mattie C Hayward
Juliette S Hill
Mrs William Hoffman
Thomas Benton Hoover
Mrs Emma S Hoover
Nan A W Hoover
Annie Wallace Horner
Martha P Howard
E Harriet Howe
Mrs G H Humason
George H Humason
Hiram H Hurd
Hannah G Irwin
G W Irwin
Rev Wm A Jackson
Matilda Jamison
Alice W Jefferson
Ophelia E Jessop
Mary E Johnston
Sarah E Jones
Mrs Sarah E Jones
Mrs Belle L Jones
David W Jones
Julius B Kaufman
Hettie A Keatley
Mrs Esther Alice Kerr
George W Kessler
Caroline W Kessler
Bertha A King
Dessa H King
Nannie J King
Martin Luther Knight
Margaret M Krepp
Charles J Kunz
Mrs Martha S Ladd
Mrs I Laing
Miss S K Lamb
Mrs J F Laubender
Lizzie M Lesser
Marcellus A Line
Mrs Martha H Locke
Mrs H E Lockwood
Ella May Loomis
Lizzie C Lyle
L Anna Lyon
Marcus W Lyon
Jennie M Lytle
Mrs S MacMath
Ida Adella Mallery
Henry J Manley
Jennie G Manning
Samuel Manning
Mrs C Markham
Mrs Emilie D Martin
Albert M Martin
Helen Martin
Luemma H Matter
Beulah Matter
Margaret P McClean
Elizabeth McClean
Lucy E McClintock
Washington R McCloy
Mrs Ada T McCollin
William A McConnell
Carrie H McDowell
J C McDowell
Ella M McElroy
Mary McGlaughlin
Susan E McGlaughlin
Ida D McKinny
Margaret M McLean
Jane E McNaughton
Mrs Fannie McRae
DeEtte Mead
Mrs Jennie Mead
J F Merriman
Mina F Metcalf
Augustus L Metcalf
Mrs E D Middleton
Caleb R Middleton
Louisa Caroline Miller
Mrs J E Mitchell
Thos Montgomery
Lizzie H Morrison
Mary Morrison
Laura C H Mull
Mary A Nicol
Sarah D Northrup
Mary Oglesby
Mary E Owen
Anna Kate Owen
Rebecca J Packer
Wm Warren Painter
Ella G Painter
Hiles C Pardoe
Rev Thos F Parker
Anna V Parkin
Mrs Villa N Payne
Rev Cearing Peters
Miss Sarah Perr
Hermon W Phillips
Alice H Pickett
Elizabeth W Pickop
B Frank Pinkerton
Mrs Marie Pinkerton
Cynthia A Pinney
Mrs Maria C Pitcher
Mrs Fannie B Pitts
Mrs S W Pomeroy
Mrs D F Pomeroy
Lucie Pooley
Mrs D S Pratt
Miss Isabella Pratt
George Weaver Price
Mary Jane Price
Margaretta D Purves
Miss Sarah J Payne
Mrs Mary Radcliffe
Clara M Raymond
Mrs J Reamer
Malvenia C Reeser
Eli S Reinhold
Rev Jas C Rhodes
Mrs A M Rice
Chas Curtin Robinson
Chas W Robinson
Margaret E Rogers
Amanda Rollin
Jacob Warren Roop
Mrs Sadie A Rowley
Eva Rupert
Miss Flora J Ryman
Mrs F A Sammons
Miss F M Sawyers
Samuel A Saxman
Eva S Schick
Mary E Schick
Wm F Schill
John R Schooley
Edwin B Schreiner
Annie C Schreiner
Rev Platt W Scofield
John Cook Scofield
Mrs Maria S Scofield
George Seebick
Mrs Martha Sheesholtz
Rev G W Shadduck
Adelaide F Sheldon
Ella N Sheldon
Winfield Scott Shepard
Emma J Shepard
Mary Elizabeth Sheriff
Nan L Sheriff
Mrs J R Sherwood
John Calvin Shimer
Luta B Shugert
Emma Siggins
Wm Barry Smith
Mrs W Barry Smith
Crawford P Smith
Mrs J H Smith
Eva H Smith
Mrs C M Snyder
Mary Stahr
Chas C Stalker
Mrs C C Stalker
Miss Saidie M Sterrett
Miss Mary J Sterrett
T Dickson Stewart
Kate M Stewart
Carrie M Stone
Rev Martin V Stone
Lottie A Swengel
Uriah F Swengel
Amelia Swezey
Jennie Swezey
Annie M Switzer
Stella Young Tabor
Josephine P Taggart
Jennie E Taylor
Deforest C Temple
Mrs D C Temple
Maud E Temple
Mrs C F Temple
Mrs C H Thompson
Mrs C P Thompson
Mrs N R Thompson
Carriebelle Thomson
Margaret J Thorpe
Mrs Simon E Tifft
Rev Seneca B Torrey
Emma Townley
Lottie Tull
Mollie L Urell
Hattie E Vaughn
Miss Lillie A Venner
Mary J Venner
Rev Bethuel T Vincent
Minerva E Vincent
Emma G Walker
Mrs Emily M Warner
Sarah A Warner
Nellie E Webster
Martha P M Welsh
Walter Scott Welsh
Emma Welshan
Ellen Wetherbee
Maria C Wetmore
Sallie A Weyhenmeyer
Rachel A L Wheeler
Mrs F M Wheelock
Louise W Wickham
May E Wightman
Annie E Wilcox
Nelson O Wilhelm
J Ada Williams
W N Wilson
Martha D Winslow
Mrs Ada H Wood
Charles B Wood
Emily C Woodruff
Kate S Woods
Charles H Wright
Miss Annie E Yeager
Mrs B M Young
Charles H Zehnder

_Ohio._

Miss Nettie J Allen
Mrs Caroline D Allison
James Allison
Mrs Maggie Anderson
Miss Retta Armstrong
A Ægesta Beck
Hortensia H Beeman
John Beetham
Ella Beistle
Olive H Bentley
Ella V Bickerstaff
Miss Elmira Biggs
Minnie S Bishop
Sylvester P Bishop
Mrs Lucy Bliss
Charles A Boughton
Quartus N Bridgeman
Artie Y Bridgeman
Fannie T Brooks
Walter E Brooks
Francis A Brown
Maggie Brown
Lizzie A Brown
Mrs Maria N Buck
Lucia A Bullard
Meda Burge
Hattie Burner
Cynthia S Burnett
Mrs A F Burrows
Elizabeth A Buzzard
Burton Beebe
Joseph Ellis Barrett
Mrs Hattie H Baker
Mrs John Cahall
Homer C Cain
Albert N Camp
Lucy E Campbell
M M Carrothers
Mrs Emma Cellars
Mrs Geo A Chipman
Rev William A Clark
Ella L Clinefelter
Henry A Cobbledic
Cora A Comer
Mrs Emma B Converse
May D Couch
Addison P Couch
Mrs Emeline Cox
Lydia E Cranston
Mattie B Curtis
Mrs Harriet D Curtis
Eliza Lindsay DeFrees
Lida Belle De Frees
Elizab’h DeNormandie
M C DeSteigner
Annie C Deveny
Elvira C Devereaux
Helen M Devereaux
Anna M Dillaway
Susie A Dillin
Elizabeth B Doren
L L Doud
Harriet E Doud
Alvin W Dunham
Frank A DuPuy
Mrs Sophia Durfee
Charles W Dustin
Jas Lincoln Edwards
Mrs Mary K Eggleson
DeWitt C Eggleson
Henderson Elliott
Ada J Elliott
Anna M Ellsworth
Lida J Ellsworth
Mary J Evans
Nettie H Edwards
R A Field
Josephine L Forsaith
Rev J G Fraser
Martha M Fraser
Lydia T Freeman
Lura Freeman
Phebe S Freeman
Marion M French
Royce Day Fry
Mrs Carlyle L Gaddis
Lucretia A Gaddis
Sarah W Gaddis
Mary E Galpin
Fidelia T Gee
Mary F Gibbs
Ernest E Gilbert
Rev Augustus H Gillet
Mina D Goforth
Mary A Grating
Hattie M Graham
Josie S J Griffiths
Carrie A Hale
Rev James Hardman
Mrs C R Harmon
Emily E Harroun
Mrs Jettie M Harroun
O N Hartshorn
Cordelia S Hartupee
Mrs Frances C Haskell
Sue J Heffner
David A Heffner
Belle Heffner
Frank Heibertshausen
Alia V Hemler
Mrs B C Herrick
Lizzie R Hervey
Mrs Elizabeth F Hewitt
Bessie C Hicks
Mrs Julia M Higley
Effie O Hildreth
Josephine Hinsdale
Frances T Holmes
Miss Elissa Houston
Mrs J H Howe
Miss Mary A Hubbard
Mary E Hyde
W A Ingham
Lettie C Jackson
Mary M Jaquet
Mrs S W Jennings
Belle Johnson
Sophia Johnston
E E Jones
Samuel Ashton Keen
Mrs Hannah Kelley
Mrs Maria S Kellogg
Mary A Kelly
Coleman G Keys
Miss Celia W King
Margaret McL King
Addison P King (died)
Carrie C King
Lizzie King
Mary A Kinnear
Mrs Elizabeth C Kirby
Clara L Knight
May Lambert
Mrs Mary L Lampson
Mrs Mary Lane
Mrs L C Laylin
Adna B Leonard
Caroline A Leonard
Maria M Lickorish
Estelle A Lindsay
George Logan
Mrs Cornelia Logan
Miss Lide E Lyons
Clara E Leonard
Caleb A Malmsbury
Louis Daniel Maltby
Herman G Marshall
Clara B Marshall
Mrs Sarah Mathews
Archie M Mattison
Elizabeth E Maxey
Henrietta G McCaslin
Sophia L B McCrosky
Mary D McLean
Lester McLean
Annie M McLean
Wilbur F McLean
Myrta A McMurry
Marian C McSherry
Miss Minnie C Merritt
Martha A Messer
Mrs Anna M Mills
Miss Rachel E Moore
Lou A Moore
Mrs R R Moore
Effie M L Moore
Emma L Morgan
Jennie Morgan
Lizzie J Morrow
Rev A D Morton
Robert Mott
Mrs Mary C O Munson
Caroline E Mussey
Lissa J McKitrick
Mrs T C Nighman, Jr
John G O’Connell
Eleanor C O’Connell
Lottie R Oldrieve
Henry W Owen
Wilanna Paine
Mary L Painter
P W Parkhurst
Mrs P W Parkhurst
Mrs Nannie R Parrish
Mrs A W Patrick
Mrs Laura E Paull
Kate B Pease
Miss Cornelia A Peck
Fannie Peck
Mrs Minerva M Perry
Mrs Lavinia C Pickett
Hattie N Pierce
Carrie Pomeroy
Mrs C T Preston
Mrs M J Pyle
Lucy A Peters
Mrs Ella R Ransom
Emily Raymond
Mrs Carrie L Reed
Jacob Rice
Anastasia L Richards
Mame E Ricksecker
Mrs Salome K Rike
Mary S Rogers
Benjamin L Rowland
Kate Ruckman
Annetta W Ryan
Edwin F Sample
Miss Tillie Sample
Maggie Saumenig
Hannah M Scott
Jennie Scott
Cora G Searl
Charles F Sexauer, Jr
Jennie A Sexton
Mrs Rebecca L Sheeley
V G Sheeley
Mrs Annie P Shepherd
Mrs Kate Q Silcott
Ernest A Simons
T S Smedley
Belle Smith
Mrs Lucy L Smith
Francis D Snow
Mrs M F Snow
Matilda Snyder
Caroline R Southland
Wilbur L Sparks
Belle Sparks
Mrs Mary A Springer
Oscar Wendell Squier
Wesley M Stanford
Lizzie Stauffer
Mary A Stephens
James F Stephenson
Mary E Stevens
James M Stevenson
Sallie G Stewart
Thomas H Stewart
Mrs Maggie E Stewart
Melle T Stone
Mrs M M Swan
Miss Mary Saxton
Mary E Talbott
Mattie C Telford
Clara P Temple
Allen I Terrell
Anna P Thomas
Miss Mary Thompson
Mrs Sarah Tibbits
Elizabeth C Tibbets
Harriet E Tracy
Chas O Tracy
Percie A Trowbridge
Louise Weeks Turner
M Sherman Turrill
Mary E B Tompkins
Mrs M L VanDoren
W C VanNess
Mrs Phebe M Vincent
Mary E Wainwright
Minna L Waite
George E Walker
Fannie Core Wallace
Carrie A Walworth
Warren F Walworth
Rev Benj C Warner
Mary Warner
Sara N Washburn
Mrs Ida J S Weedon
Viola A Wheaton
S Virginia Whitmore
Mary P Whitney
Alice C Wigton
Ellen H Wildman
Samuel A Wildman
Lucinda H Wilkins
Sarah B Williams
Mrs Orson B Williams
Harriet N Wilson
Miss Nan E Wiseman
Emily F Wolf
Celina Wood
Mrs R A Worthington
Ella J Wright
W Wm Wynne

_Massachusetts._

Melvina A F Adams
Mrs George M Adams
M Louise Alden
Mrs Wm S Andrews
Adelaide E Austin
Oliver S Baketel
Rosie M Baketel
Margaret F Barstow
Horace S Bassett
Mrs Chas F Batchelder
Clement E Bates
Mrs Ruby W Bates
Clarence T Boynton
Ellen L B Bradley
Mary E Bullock
Lucy L Bullock
Thomas Cherry
Mrs Daniel P Clark
Miss Lucy O Cowles
Emma A Daniels
Sarah E Draper
Martha Jane Farwell
Rachel A Faxon
Miss Flora M Fay
Emma P H Fay
Mary E Felton
Mrs Ada M Fiske
Arabel Fellows Forbes
Sarah D Ford
S Matilda Foster
Almira H French
Fred P Glazier
Susie A Goodwin
Ella Maria Graves
Jessie Duncan Grassie
Henry M Greenough
Isaac K Harris
Agnes Hastings
Bell Hayward
J Augusta Holmes
Sarah E Harding
Mrs Julia A Johnson
Mary C Kendall
Augusta A Littlefield
Mary B Lord
Sarah E Miller
Amelia V A Miller
Nellie M Miller
Ella W Mitchell
Minerva V Munroe
Lizzie R Paulding
Annie Louise Payson
Mrs Nellie A Peabody
Laura A Perry
Emma L Pierce
Alfred W Pike
Laura S Plummer
Cora A Poole
Mrs Thos F Pratt
Carrie Louise Pycott
Mrs Mattie A Richards
Lucy B Roberts
Lydia S Robinson
Laura S Russell
John Oliver Staples
Callie M Stark
Emma B Starkey
Caroline B Steele
Susan B Stevens
Sarah A Tateum
Mrs Edwin J Thompson
Mrs Walter Thorpe
Elisha M White, M D
Grace C White
Alice Juliet White
Lizzie C Williamson
Charlotte T Wood
Fannie E Woodard

_New Jersey._

Ella E Allen
Anna B Armstrong
Juliette P Bradshaw
Julia E Bulkley
Effie J Barlow
Minnie P Chapman
Anna C Collins
Jennie N Cushman
Sarah S Cushman
Mrs J B DeVoe
C Minnie Fackenthall
Mrs George F Fink
Mary Fitch
Frances E Goddard
Emma W Green
Henry W Hand
Abraham M Harris
Thos T Howard, M D
Rev Jesse L Hurlbut
Miss Susie H Johnson
Anna D Kille
Kate F Kimball
Josie Lusk
Ella A Macpherson
Nellie P McCain
M Elizabeth Mead
Emeline McNaughton
Sophie B Ricord
Sarah L Roberts
George S Robinson
Julia S Scribner
Ezra D Simons
Lillie M Stanger
Mrs Lizzie H Swain
Miss Louise Talmage
Mrs Ella R Tanner
Miss Emma V Tennyson
Jno Rechab Westwood
Thomas R White Jr
M Emily Wick
Chas Stout Woodruff

_Maine._

Lydia M Bennett
Eleanor E Jones
Eugene H Judkins
Miss Louisa B Merrill
Clara A Nichols
L L Phelps
Mrs Martha C Stowe
Mrs Edward H Smiley

_New Hampshire._

Mary E Bradley
Cora H Brown
Emily R French
Miss S W Kendall
Miss Ella F Kimball
Kittie C Lowell
Joseph Waite Presby
Isabel S Presby
Mrs A F Stevens
Mary Elizabeth Young

_Vermont._

R J Chrystie
Lucy A Chrystie
Mrs Fidelia Chubb
Mrs Laura M Dickey
Mrs Harriet M Dickey
Sara A Nash
Abbie S Pinney
Julia Prior Tarbell

_Connecticut._

Mrs Mary D H Bassett
Esther E Bishop
Anna M Bishop
Ada G Blanchard
Miss Carrie Dusenbury
Edward E Ellsworth
Emma H Gaylord
Hattie F Hayden
Matilda May
Celia A Peck
Anna F Pomeroy
Francis Dwight Rood
Mrs Jennie B Sawyer
Hattie C Sill
Miss Lillian Strong
Josephine M S Vorce
Abbie P Weaver
Mary E Wellman
Chas Phelps Wellman
Warham H Williams

_Rhode Island._

Mrs Harriet M Denison
Sue Morrison Everett
Elizabeth W Mallery
Abby B Metcalf
Mary Noyes

_West Virginia._

Julia M Atkinson
M Louisa Berry
Alpheus H Mahone
Alice Virginia Wilson

_District of Columbia._

J D Croissant
Weston Flint
Court Foster Wood
Ida Ellen Wood

_Indiana._

Mrs Louisa R Abbott
I C Ash
Ann Eliza Babb
Hattie B S Blythe
Augustus Bradley
Miss Celia M Case
Mrs Harriet L Chapin
Mrs Annie R Conwell
Nancy C Cornell
Maggie E Crist
Miss Nellie Devor
Lizzie Dunlop
Elloine Frink
Anna L Gardiner
William M George
Adam J Gerlach
Mary Alice Gilmore
Noah Granger
Mary A Hancock
Miss Nellie B Hart
Mabel Hawks
Cynthia J Hawn
Mary Verlina Jessup
Mrs Frances E Joslin
Mary V Knevels
Mary E Leaming
Mary T Lodge
Mrs Salome S McCain
Helen B Miller
Emma Millington
Marion E Moody
Alva C May
Amanda C Nicholson
Mrs Ellen A Parmater
Mrs W G Peck
Fountin W Poindexter
Mrs Martha Reynolds
Eva Riley
William S Roney
Jane W Seeley
Benjamin C Sherrick
Mrs Maggie C Stevens
Rachel A Strain
John R Tanquary
Eliza Ann Yeoman

_Illinois._

George T Anglen
Florence E Anthony
Anna J Barker
Sarah Eliza Beers
William Blair
Mrs Jane E Briggs
Ella R Brooks
Justina P Bumstead
Carrie G Burge
Lillia S Brushingham
Isabella L Candee
Mary S Cochran
May B Crane
John T Curtiss
Emily A Delano
Mrs Julia A Davis
Rachel S Davidson
Mrs Maggie Entwistle
Rolando Z Fahs
Mary M Fahs
Orren B Folger
Belle Foster
Rev J O Foster
Harriet Haynes Fry
Mrs Joseph H Foster
Charlotte V Gemmill
Mrs Lizzie N Gilbert
Libni Benj Hayman
Mrs M J Hill
Mary O Hepperly
Mrs S W Holmes
Mrs Nellie A Hood
James Hood
Matilda S Howell
Caroline A Ingersoll
Miss Nellie Jerauld
Lucy M Jerauld
Mrs Mary R Leggett
Mattie R Leiper
Archibald K Leiper
Martha Jessie Lewis
Mrs Samuel M Martin
Clarinda Murphy
Mrs May M Mitchell
Etta A Neel
Mrs Mary E Payne
Helen A Peck
Cornelius Luther Perry
Albert James Perry
Albina H Perry
Mrs L Pyles
Mrs Rodney G Perley
Kate H M Ramsay
Miss Elizabeth Ramsay
Marion Ramsdell
Mrs Nellie G Rollins
Mary C Rood
Miss Lizzie Rosborough
Mrs E Rosborough
Mrs Mary E Ross
W A Ryan
Mary O Severance
Ellen H Severance
Mrs Isabel Sheets
Laura C Sheridan
Sarah E C Shumway
Mrs Mary South
Adah E Stevenson
Sara P Stevenson
Nellie Stewart
N M Stokes
Millie J Stokes
Francis M Van Freese
E B Waggoner
Mrs Mary H Watson
Mrs Henry G Whipple
Hannah M Winslow

_Kansas._

Harriet Aiken
Addison Ault
Mrs Addison Ault
Nelson Case
Mary E Case
Mrs Anna E Clark
Sarah F Crane
Mrs Emily J Davidson
Stella M Farr
M Luther Gates, M D
Gussie B Greene
Mrs Anna H Johnston
William J Lightfoot
Duncan C Milner
Emma W Parker
M V B Parker
Walter A Saville
Mrs Martha Sherman
Mrs M E Wharton
G G Wharton

_Iowa._

Mrs Pruella Baker
Lottie W Beall
Mrs Josie Beals
Fred Benzinger
Elizabeth W Berry
Shadrach C Bond
Cornelia L Bradley
Cynthia L Conger
Lettie Case
Jennie H Clark
Mrs Martha A Cross
Phebe L Elliott
Mrs Frances F Earhart
May Fetter
Lyman H Fitch
Mary P Gilchrist
Frances E Hamilton
Charles Hancock
John R Hanley
Ella H Harring
Abram N Harring
Mrs Anna M Hatch
M Y Howe
Leona E Howe
Thomas V Hunt
P M Jewell
Sally M Johnson
May Leyda
Clara Lillibridge
Annie L Lyman
Mrs Emma L Mahin
Clara Mann
Sarah A McCulla
Mrs Ida M McKinley
Mrs Emma J Merry
Eunice B Miller
Rev Charles L Nye
J A Pickler
Alice M Pickler
Mary E Pierce
Ella S Raff
Amelia Randall
Mary A Rann
Sarah G Sawyer
Mary L Seevers
Lottie A Shepard
Frank Shepard
Kate E Shimmin
Sesco Stewart, M D
Mrs Emma B Stewart
Betsy A Stockwell
Ida M Sherman
Mrs Elizabeth C Soper
Mrs L F Trowbridge
Lucy M Vinson
Mary E Ware
Cara U Wetmore
Mrs Mary U Wheeler
Mary A White
May Louise White
Mrs Mary L Williston
Candace Worth
Belle L Washburne

_Michigan._

Mary S Andrews
Ida Ashley
Stella Ashley
Hattie D Ayres
Rev Alfred S Badger
Julia Violet Badger
Sebia C Baker
M Orinda Barkley
Mrs George W Barlow
Mary A Beardslee
Sarah E Beddow
Mrs Sarah M Bennett
John R Blake
Mrs N Louise Blake
Almira A Bliss
Eloise M Bliss
Prill V Boyce
Franklin Bradley
Mrs L D Bradley
Mrs Almira M Brigham
Hattie C Buel
Libbie E Cairns
Sarah L Cawley
Melville W Chase
Mrs N Clark
George L Cole
Mrs Ida Cole
Evangeline Colvin
Annie S Corkins
Hattie A Corkins
Mrs Lucy M Daniels
Mrs Anna T Despelder
Sarah E Dickinson
Mrs A S Doolittle
Mrs J P Estabrook
Mary N Fisk
Kate Forsyth
Elizabeth M Goslin
Emma A Hall
Marcia Hall
Agnes N Hallenbeck
Mary E Harrington
Hannah Harris
Ella Hayes
Mrs Henry Hill
Charles H Howard
John Weston Hutchins
Emma L Keeny
Mary A Kellogg
Erastus L Kellogg
Mrs Susie A Kendrick
Florence Ida Knappen
Hattie B Knappen
Jennie S Knappen
Esther E Lawrence
Mary L Lowell
Mrs Lottie E McKercher
David B Millar
Lewis Nelson Moon
Rev Josiah G Morgan
Mrs A J Morgan
Chester J Murray
Mrs Hattie Murray
Sarah M Newton
Sidney J Parsons
Mrs Lucie M Prittie
Edward F Randolph
Julia E Richards
Wesley C Richards
Mrs H Maria Roe
Nettie I Rogers
Emma L Rogers
Martha E Rogers
Hattie Maud Rood
Antoinette B Shattuck
S Della Shattuck
Jennie Sherwood
Mrs Jennie Singer
Alvah G Smith
Armilla I Starr
Flora W Stone
Frances J Sumner
Angie L Taylor
Mamie E Utter
Hattie L Waters
Emma P Weller
Mrs Robert White
H Lottie Whitehead
Ellen C Whitley
Lillian E Wilcox
Mrs Ellen L Woodworth
George B Woodworth
Welcome H Young

_Wisconsin._

Helen F Blinn
Anna Loyd Burke
Edward Ross Burke
Isabella O Daniels
Minnie Denel
William C Eddy
S Louise Hart
Mrs E E Hodgson
Miss De Ette Howard
Mrs C A Hunt
Emma A Jewell
Agnes M Lake
George Christy McElroy
Andrew Porter
Altha E Shultz
Elnura R Slocum
Louise Tufts Slocum
Mrs H Z Smith
Mary W Tufts

_Minnesota._

Rev S S Burton
Fred Hayden Carruth
Mrs Addie E Cook
Ruby C C Gale
Mrs E E Holbrook
Julia M King
Noah Lathrop
Mrs Mary Ann Pratt
Mary E Richardson
Arminda J Smith

_Dakota._

W S Birch
Alice H Birch

_Oregon._

Mrs Julia E S Moore
Mary Shane Smith

_Washington Territory._

Belle Harrison

_Nebraska._

Ellen May Austin
Mrs Carrie Blewett
Flora S Brownell
Mary Maria Curtis
Julia Riley
Jeremiah D Stewart
Sarah D Stewart
Maggie Wadsworth

_Missouri._

Mrs F S Beggs
Francis Slack Beggs
Jessie M Brownell
James Bowman Daniel
Rev George A Maston
Cora S McIntyre
Mrs F A Meredith
William Stephens
Mrs Tinnie Webster
Daniel H Webster
Alfred Zartman

_California._

Maria C Gay
Sarah E A Higgins
Myrtie C Hudson
John William Kemp
Mrs Nellie C Meacham
Thomas Scott Price
Frederick D Seward
Clarke Whittier, M D

_New Mexico._

S Arabella Rood

_Texas._

Elloura C McColm

_Kentucky._

Joseph Courtney
Mrs A M Drennan
Sallie Jaynes
Charles Edwin Parsons
Benjamin M Sherrill
Sarah L Sherrill
Dennis Spurrier

_Maryland._

Mary R Hanley
Mazie Knipp
Robt Patterson Mason
E Lizzie Sadtler
Amy L Sadtler

_Tennessee._

Emma B Browne
Henry S Jacoby
Laura L Jacoby
Esther Morgan
Mary E Roberts

_North Carolina._

Theo F H Blackman
Evelyn C Jones
Sallie Reucher Jones
Mrs W F Steele

_Colorado._

Florence A Burr
William Alton Burr
Warren M Fletcher
Mrs Warren M Fletcher
Mrs Susie E Little
James W McCreery
Mary E W Olmsted
Mrs C D H Thompson
Mary J Tison
Absalom K White
Frances G White

_Delaware._

John Lawrence Booth
Rev J Duke McFaden
Naomi R Simpson

_Alabama._

Eudora Conoley
William A Davis
Mrs S F Hobbs
Helen H Rothrock
Mary F Wells

_South Carolina._

A S Dobbs, D D

_Georgia._

Fannie E Roy
Isoline M Wimberly

_Arkansas._

W E Smith
Miss Hattie N Young

_Mississippi._

William L French

_Florida._

Joseph Henry Stoney

_Canada._

William C Henderson
Mrs B F Johnson
Emily M McCallum
Mrs Elizabeth Munro
Minnie Munro
Lewis Charles Peake
Miss Elizabeth Warren

_Mexico._

Mrs W H McBroom

_New Brunswick._

Aquila Lucas

_Nova Scotia._

Mrs Olivia C Whitman
Anna S MacMahon
Sarah Robinson

_England._

Mrs H E Kratz
Henry Elton Kratz

_India._

Clark P Hard

_Japan._

Miss Elizabeth Russell

BOOKS.

Cassell, Petter, Galpin & Co. publish, among many other works, a good line of literature for children, which, we have no doubt, will meet the hearty commendation of all who purchase books of this kind.

Beautiful covers will often sell a child’s book, while the material contained between the covers is of a very indifferent quality. The books of this house have beautiful binding, but they are not excellent in this regard at the expense of their contents. A careful examination of any one of the works mentioned below will convince any one of their value.

“Wild Animals and Birds” is most handsomely bound and
beautifully illustrated. It is just such a work as should
be put into the hands of every boy in the land, and it
is worthy the study of even a naturalist. The author has
selected a number of the most prominent members of the
animal kingdom and written their histories with a view to
their natural aspects, showing that life among wild animals
is not wholly occupied in a struggle for bare existence, and
he has so woven into his descriptions their habits that one
is highly pleased and instructed.