From him I went to the Wesleyan Methodist minister, and what a contrast! He thought I wanted the church for to-night and said: "We have our prayer-meeting, but will adjourn it for you." This kindness made me so weak, the tears came in spite of me, and I explained the rowdy treatment of the other minister.

I have had a varied experience ever since I left Easton.

Verily, I am embarked in an unpopular cause and must be content to row up stream.
In May she went to the great Anti-Slavery Anniversary in New York.

In August she attended the State Teachers' Convention at Oswego.

Victor M.
Rice, of Buffalo, was president and accorded her every courtesy and encouragement.