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mittens that she began for him when you were home, and she gave them to him as he was lying in his little bed. Nothing could have pleased him more, he put them on looking very much delighted.- He did not say much, only "unclear all white", and "I love to sleep in them". Robbie was also very glad to have Onie? have some too. You remember Annie had made Robbie a pair.

  We are hoping you will not wait long before you tell us about your studies and also Eddie's. Tell him to write. Sarah promises to write and tell him all about outdoor affairs so soon as she first hears from him. You would hardly recognize the office were you to step in there now. John has washed it and repaired the walls in many places. Monday he intends to fill up the cracks back of my stand, and John D. has made a new door-sil. Cousin John has also put down a rag carpet in the center of the floor with straw under it. It covers a large part of the floor and makes the