Christian Cynosure . -Litionist tifty-maître de près de deux ans. Mme Blanchard était mais li) lorsqu'elle a pris d'être un toCincinnati pasteurs femme. L'église de la société andladies avait été divisé en forthree sentiment d'années. Après elle est venue il y a pas * divisé voter pour au-dessus de huit ans, lorsqu'elle wentto Galesburg, 111, où son mari était président-dent de Knox College, et où elle était aimé et honoré par tous. Elle dépose à côté d'aider la présidence de Wheaton College, où elle haslived de 18G0 de 1890, comme universellement aimé comme elle andhonored sera regretté ; et où herson, C. A. Blanchar

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Christian Cynosure . -litionist lecturer nearly tifty-two years. Mrs. Blanchard was but li) when she went toCincinnati to be a pastors wife. The church andladies society had been divided in sentiment forthree years. After she came there was not adivided vote for above eight years, when she wentto Galesburg, 111, , where her husband was presi-dent of Knox College, and where she was loved and honored by all. She next removed to assist inthe presidency of Wheaton College, where she haslived from 18G0 to 1890, as universally loved andhonored as she will be lamented; and where herson, C. A. Blanchard, is president of the Collegeand three of her daughters are honored mothers offamilies; two, wives of Professors H. A. and W. H.Fischer, and one the wife of H. L. Kellogg, theloved and respected editor of the Christian Cyno-sure. Another daughter is Mrs. Ezra A. Cook, wife of the well-known publisher; and another stillthe wife of Thos. E. Kennedy, Inspector of .schoolsin San Francisco, Cal. These six children survive. •%=^ . MRS. MARY A. BLANCHARD. their mother. Six others have preceded her toheaven, to whom she is now gathered; as theBible describes the departure of Gods children. On the 0th of January inst., she started withher husband, and the oldest daughter of Pres. C.A. Blanchard, to seek health in San Diego, Gal., and visit her daughter, Mrs. Kennedy, in SanFrancisco on the return. The beautiful car on theSanta Fe route, with its gentle motion, revivedand renewed her at the first; but on ascendingthe Raton Mountain, beyond Trinidad, t!, 72lifeet high, her breath and strength gave way.She had cared for three sets of children: her own;those of Mrs. Secretary Stoddaid, her daughterCatherine, who was killed by the cars; and fourlittle daughters of her son, Pres. C. A. Blanch-ard, when their mother died. The mountain alti-tude caused her death. We stopped off at EastLas egas, N. M., on Wednesday, and slie diedat the Central Hotel, Saturday night, Jan. 11, at10 oclock. Who ca

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