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cooler now and we hope she will begin to gain again. The spells were not quite as hard as usual. She is feeling pretty comfortable tonight. William has had another attack of Asthma but not very long or hard. Last Sat. night he was quite sick with a sharp severe pain in his side. Mary was most afraid for a little while that he was going to have Pneumonia. but she succeeded in releiving the pain though it did leave him entirely until Monday morning. He is not feeling very well yet, has not been out since Friday. He is gaining now and breathes well, though he is not very strong. We did not any of us go to church last Sunday excepting Sis she went in the evening to hear Dr. Taylor. She went with Mr. Scott and Mr. Farrier. How are the Glyn folks? We are expecting a letter from them every day. I suppose you are very busy with Cen. these days. I wish we