She managed to conduct her afternoon and evening meetings, and then went on to Ogdensburg, where she stopped with a cousin.

The next morning she hardly could move and the women of the family had to help her make her toilet.

Nothing they could say would persuade her to remain; she was advertised to speak at Canton and proposed to do it if she were alive, so she was carried out, put into a sleigh and driven seventeen miles actually doubled up with her head on her knees.

She finished the two meetings and then resolved on heroic measures.

Arising at 4 A.M.she rode in a stage to within ten miles of Watertown, took the cars to that city and went to a hotel.