Gallagher thanks John for his cheering letter, which is only another verification of the fact that John's heart is as big as his head. He resembles his father in his tenderness, sympathy, and generosity. Gallagher believes there is not another such employer as John's father in existence, who shares his employe's troubles, and is happy when they are. When Cain was sick, the kindness of John's father was not exceded even by Cain's father. Gallagher prays that he may be scared for many years, and that his reward may be eternal happiness. Gallagher remembers John's growing up, and how his resemblance to his father increased. It is still increasing, and Gallagher is happy to see this. His little boy is now out of danger, and they all feel happy. His son back want out and in the exhuberance of his joy blackened his cheek. Gallagher will show John's letter to his wife tonight, who cannot find words to express her thanks to John's fever for his kindness. Gallagher thanks John again for his sympathy and kindness. :: I-2-m A.L.S. 2pp. 8vo.