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saw a more wo begone object. After a short time seemed to get relief and commenced singing himns which she did untill she was unable to proceed. Since that time she has very still and appeared very happy. Dr. Maurice attends her. He says that he thinks she may get better, but Father is afraid ther is but little hopes; however we cannot tell now. Should ther be any great change we will write and let you know. Mother and Father sat up last night one the first part of the night and the other the last. This sickness of Aunt's makes it very bad for Mother, as she is unable to take her pack at all nor her baths regular. Her leg is about the same. Father is pretty well but very low spirited. When will you write. How soon will you be well enough to come home, we want to see you very much. Father says that as soon as we can some one of us will go to see you. How much longer is your room-mate going to stay there. When did you see cousin last. We are all pretty well and join in sending our love to you. from your aff. Sister Jane.