.MTM0.MzE4NjY

been very unfavorable and his journey tired him a good deal. He has been no worse than he used often to be at home, still I feel most discouraged. I am afraid he climate here will not cure him — but perhaps it will help him — we can tell before long. He breathed very hard yesterday but is much better today. It has been misty and cloudy a good deal of the time; today it is quite warm and rains a very little. We got Mother's letter Sat. We feel very thankful to her for writing so often and for telling us so much news. I am glad Mother Prichard has visited you. We are glad of all the news you can give us from Glyn. Elizabeth is pretty well as to her general health but it is very hard for her to get around she is so lame. The Dr. thinks is is Paralisis — and that there is a tendency

left margin and top: Jane had Richard and every one of the dear ones at home and at Glyn. I will write to Mother soon. We had a good deal more snow than you did, but prehaps you will catch it next time. It is all gone now. I wish I could help with the Cen. Love to Lewis & family from Sister Sarah