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Home, June 26, 1886 My. dear Eddie, Here we are at home yet, and it is so cold, it does not look much as if we should get away this week. We are very comfortable here, and feel loth to leave when the weather continues so severe. I am most afraid we should take cold by making the change now - we have made such pets of ourselves and kept such warm fires. Still we hope to go to Utica soon, as we do not like to break our engagements, and we really think the change may be good for us. And then the

in margin As we went into church Sunday, I noticed on the back seat a roll addressed to Mrs. J. L. Everett. Wonder if she likes the paper as well as we do. We are most through with the last number and mean to send you the last two together. Do you get the Bible Record. Send for if you do not. I was very much interested in reading in the October number yesterday an account of the conversion of a Japanese nobleman and several of his relatives through the reading of the Bible the first copy of which which fell into his hands he picked up out of the water. Have you a reading room - and what hopes