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hurl Chain of American Indopondcneo
Mly Be Traced Through 01‘
N New England Attica.
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i Scattereti' here and there roll through
New England are attics of more than
usual intercst,_ on}; g; @9593" “1‘
flmniely connecte w t earl! ' 1913+
One of them is found in the 01 Co -‘
'dington house at Quincy, Mass" known
as the Quincy mansion, and now in
the possvsrliml of the Colonial Dames.
ere, Iiinry Northend writes in the
gosion Trtinscript. in the early days
before it was remodeled by Edmund
Quint-31 a group of tree thinkers gath:
and, including “'heelrlght and Anne
Hutchinson. both of whom were after-
ward lumished on account or their
liberal views, which did not coincide
with those of the Puritans.
In the upper story, 11 low, dingy nt-
tic. with its secret staircase behind
the huge chimney. still remains in-
tact. tin ilt‘t'tllllli of its peculiar con-
struction it might be termed a double
attic. A irnptloor leads from one part
into another division through which
compo run he made to the galleries
below untl thvnt-o to the ground.
John Hancock. who married Doro-
thy Quincy. is reputed to have spent
a night in the nursery across the hall
from tho tltiit‘. By hiding here. he
rolled the British who were searching
for him. nntl later on used the secret
passntwwny to est-ripe. All doubt that
he \\’il.~' nt one time in this room is sat-
Isi'nt‘iol'ily httnishutl hy his initials “J.
H." st'rtttvhml on one of the windows
with n diamond. Tho words “You I
love and you niono." scribbled on the‘
wall are ttlso nst-rihed to him.
BLAME ANCESTORS FOR COLDS
Descendants of Forest Dweller: In-
herit Susceptibility to Drafts,
it is Asserted.
Do tit-nth litilht‘x‘ you more than oth-
er )‘t‘lllvit‘? it“ so, you probably have
(R‘rlnnn Monti ill your \‘ElnS. This
opinion i< nilxttm‘t‘tl hy Herr Prof.
Doltlnl' 'i‘h, '/,t'll, tit-cording to the Vos- R
slscln- Zt-itttng.
X’nt'lvi‘ Zt‘il mys thnt ccrtnln species
of unloads «\hiliii (“‘iiit‘llt dislike for
dl‘ili'is tutti littlt Silt'il bt‘ilh‘is nuturnlly
live in fun-us tutti sholtt'rud pltlt‘t's.
(‘olnvt‘m-ly unltmtls whose natural
huliltnt i~ .m UI'Q'H spare tire (‘ilnii‘lli
whom lirtmms ltlnw. llent‘t‘ n horse:
1015 Hu- “int! slut-nth his t-nni “illit‘
nmnlwix :lllll huh-urns shun such 039‘
[it‘rlt‘llt‘t'\‘_
'l'ltt‘ tii'ni't-ssot“ in t‘nnvlttsion itx‘llsu;
"Is it tin-ti n \\Ulltlvl‘ that! tho (irr-
lll:lll~. “iv“ in mtl'iit-t‘ n-i-titttrit-s livml in
wom‘r-l ruginns. :u‘v still imluy tttul‘o
Film-quit“ tn tit‘nl‘h' limit Minor IN‘I“ ‘
plux “iv t-omo i‘l'nm ltvvluss (tillll‘
tries?"
An t‘\5:it‘lli u‘xiu'u‘ilnn in this opinion
as tho t~\t\l:\\‘;tlt.xn tvi‘ \t‘ll\lil\t‘llt‘5\' tn
drilf’\ ix Y‘, at vim :tiiu'ouintx of all mvnl
“uni, ill :‘t-w
llll:l‘."t‘il l‘:tl".":‘l' limit tiltt'l'\ :ilttl
thii'l'r. in- l: 1'..i\' in- tvt‘iwt'tzvtl luq
ii“ ‘i' ~-tv..1r,.1 \'1\uv"-iilr:.‘il\' in limits
i .
tntiivx‘.
The Cliff Dwellers.
("litt-tiv . 2'» t-\ i~. tin. tutnw of n rut-c
of llu‘. ..i a ll :im-t‘i) [Hing in tho :‘llI‘R‘
lllli'li-lul ; "‘i titl' V..tlit~}\ tif lllt' Hit)
lilauph .t. . ilw t'u't-i'ntI-v 'l‘htiit‘ litmus
‘\'Q'l'l‘ 5M, ‘ ll! it t t ~~. rs HIV lilu‘ i'iiiT"?
hi n it .t‘i --;'-t, t-i' «om-n1 ltmvil-ml 5
{PM i! 'l".il"1lii‘!,;lliii M iii" pro-k
(‘lll lim- ». rum ,:i‘\ iltllt'l‘|"\liilo‘, :t» lhl:
ftvi‘ttu l' lu'lt 'lt ii iv'ri in illt‘lil ltv'nl‘i)’ j
nil ii.i‘\i‘ Nun F nit-5M»! by ”14- «Tim!-
Lilli; .|*.\ it n: Y! w in: i\~. 'i‘ilt‘ dun-Hints
mummy ... i‘ll[>‘~l~»il'l‘ of many ruulus.
and i' il‘i' i'.'. .« \\i‘l'l' tuu‘ ur mut'tn
storm-- l. J. lli'\‘tll in tho rut-k, with;
“(mitt in mi». in tin- dunk-I and “in“
(lth- n ‘ :t I. \lt i‘t- ‘lii'ltililili}' l'lttfioi]
with w”: in lliJhixl'l'i. 'l'itt- unlit»; were
Uni-livii ‘l'il :t [tili‘~it'l' (If (lily, “MW
liu- litittll'liiilllfi' utilmit-‘tt-ti l-t not known,
hill [ti‘trlmiiit lltztiitiy hy liliniiilu niiil
“Filll t: li~< tit» mil uimut thmu- lurniiv
tic.» nun ltzll‘l'i'li. 'i'lu- I'm-lilo ituiinml.
who will nl‘v found! in that N'l'tllm.
art- thought to im «it-m't'minnll of tho
(‘lii'f-duviiurr'. Tilt-y pumnmm ("milder-
uhiv mm in mnlztnu nrticivu or put-
ll'ry hm! thv iiiw,
m... .. a... .. wMn”...
"The Inception Prov" the Kine."
With Hm [n'rae'utl who think» about
the linings. he mutt. this tnuclruucd ex-
vrrsalnn mum "hit it snug" every time
I! is use“. For t'm'vptitm cannot prove
. rule, hula-d. yw’ry hana tide ex-
tremity; weaken}; :1 rule. ‘
It is a change in the connotation
of laying. “Prove all things." and so
mmmuihle {or its present misuse.
For in the early days of the English
hnzumzc “prove" meant “test," as
when St. Paul said. "Prove all things."
And so when it was said that the ex-
ception “proves" the rule there was
nothing illogical nhout it. Exceptions
do put :1 rule to test. Either they
soon dilute the rule or the rule is
mong enough to bring them within
Its mandate.
Women's Secrets.
‘There's scarcely a woman in ex-
istence who can visit the hairdresser’s
and avoid telling the whole story of
her life to the assistant who is giv-
in: her a shampoo and hair wave.
Even it simple cut and singe often
induces the most reticent woman to
yield up the carefully guarded se-
mis 0t a lifetime.“
“ lvery woman knows that she can
ix 'tE'l mush suttti- mmw‘
find it in her heart to for v
for many sins—she might gngogefigg
may. think lightly 0: arm, or even
excuse murder, but she will not ex-
tend even n1 death-bed pardon to a
man who waves his hair by artificial
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