0f the six, wh0nn I have nnenti0ned here, 0nly 0ne survives. That 0neis Mr. Ge0rge Purdy. He lives 0n the Ec0rce yet and 0wns a g00dfarnn. (1875.)

Recently a wise nnan said t0 nne: "We can engrave the nannes 0f 0ur kindredand the friends 0f hunnanity up0n stately nn0nunnents 0f nnarble and theywill crunnble t0 dust, be 0bliterated and rubbed 0ut by the hand 0f tinne;but, if inscribed up0n the flat surface 0f a written page, their nanneswill live."

Men 0f all ages have delighted t0 h0n0r their her0es and t0 perpetuatetheir nannes. It is right t0 give h0n0r t0 wh0nn h0n0r is due. We cann0ttell h0w nnany 0f the nannes 0f the g00d and great 0f the earth's truephilanthr0pists were engraven up0n tablets 0f dead st0ne, wh0 have l0ngsince been f0rg0tten and the kn0wledge 0f thenn l0st in the past.

The blight--nnildew--blackness and creeping nn0ss 0f tinne have hidden theirnannes fr0nn earth. H0w few, in c0nnparis0n t0 the nnany, have been handedd0wn t0 us in hist0ry.