All John's letters and the $50.00 he send from Syracuse, New York have been received. Gallagher is glad to find John so cheerful in spite of the hard times, for John must find it difficult to collect. John is canvassing, too, which demonstrates his pluck, for a canvasser risks his life in these times. All directions John gives regarding bills, etc., will be followed at once. Gallagher is grateful for John's sympathy, and informs him that his little daughter is a home again, entirely recovered after the week in Saugerties, New York. Gallagher however, grows fatter in the country air. Maurice Francis Egan was told of John's expecting a letter from him. The next issue of the Freeman's Journal will be printed in new type. :: I-2-m A.L.S. 1p. 8vo.