If the article he mailed to McMaster is worthy of publication he would like to have a few copies sent and encloses fifty cents for that purpose. He realizes the many evils existing in the medical profession as he witnessed them while a surgeon during the war, but asks that McMaster does not be too hard in criticism. He mentions two errors in the article which he would like for McMaster to correct. He wrote to McMaster telling of the death of Mr. Brooke, his wife's father. The old man was a great admirer of McMaster's and of his cousin, Hon. A. M. Stephens, both being his ideals of truth and honesty as public men. :: I-1-o A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.