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Cousin Ottie's address 411 West Monroe St Chicago. Remsen. Apr. 21, 1869 Dear Mary. I am much obliged to you for your perscription to me _ Honey is very good. I am better than I was a few weeks ago. Anna received your letter yesterday She says she (or we) will write soon in regard to the project you suggest. She thinks she is gaining now at home. She took one of the powders you sent the next morning after you [[previous word crossed out]] we received it, but could not see that her head was any better. She appears to be growing a little stronger for a few weeks, which we think very favorable at this time of the year, but her head is worse since the damp weather came on. The snow has disappeared very rapidly this week. Monday my flower bed was all covered with snow. To day [[text that follows is written perpendicular to the body of the letter]] Perhaps that little tub will be of some use to Mrs. [[L?]] Ma thinks it quite a cunning little thing Anna visits her gargen (inside the window) every morning in her nightgown.
  Cousin Ottie's address  
  411 West Monroe St Chicago.  
  Remsen. Apr. 21, 1869  
Dear Mary.
  I am much obliged to you for your perscription to me _ Honey is very good. I am better than I was a few weeks ago. Anna received your letter yesterday She says she (or we) will write soon in regard to the project you suggest. She thinks she is gaining now at home. She took one of the powders you sent the next morning after you we received it, but could not see that her head was any better. She appears to be growing a little stronger for a few weeks, which we think very favorable at this time of the year, but her head is worse since the damp weather came on. The snow has disappeared very rapidly this week. Monday my flower bed was all covered with snow. To day  
 
[[text that follows is written perpendicular to the body of the letter]]  
Perhaps that little tub will be of some use to Mrs. [[L?]] Ma thinks it quite a cunning little thing Anna visits her gargen (inside the window) every morning in her nightgown.

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 Cousin Ottie's address 
 411 West Monroe St Chicago. 
 Remsen. Apr. 21, 1869 

Dear Mary.

  I am much obliged to you for your perscription to me _ Honey is very good. I am better than I was a few weeks ago. Anna received your letter yesterday She says she (or we) will write soon in regard to the project you suggest. She thinks she is gaining now at home. She took one of the powders you sent the next morning after you we received it, but could not see that her head was any better. She appears to be growing a little stronger for a few weeks, which we think very favorable at this time of the year, but her head is worse since the damp weather came on. The snow has disappeared very rapidly this week. Monday my flower bed was all covered with snow. To day 

text that follows is written perpendicular to the body of the letter Perhaps that little tub will be of some use to Mrs. L? Ma thinks it quite a cunning little thing Anna visits her gargen (inside the window) every morning in her nightgown.