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Charleston Lirgaler and went home before the meeting at Blossburg. I was at the latter and then went to Charleston so I did not see him. I would like very much to become aquainted with Cousin Robert. Perhaps I may at some future time. The sidewalks from the house to the store are nearly all bare. It seems good to see the snow disappear so quietly. We have had no rain but it is wasting at top & bottom this mild sunny weather. Mrs. Lyman is some better. Mrs. Carter is alsso some better but has been very low for a long time.

When I was at Long Creek, Iowa I saw a young lady about 18 years of age who had been sick and confind to her bed for about two years with spinal disease, much the same as sister Sarah. She had heard of Sarah's sickness and recovery and wanted to know if Dr. Strong is still living and if there is any help for her. I promised to write to you, Mary, about her case and that you would know more about the treatment she had as you were with her. When I saw her, her face was bloated and she was very white or pale