Miss Bardon writes that five or six years ago her brother edited a paper which he exchanged with the Freeman's Journal. When he rented his paper to a Protestant four years ago he struck the Freeman from its exchange list, but the Freeman continued to be sent, and had been read and enjoyed since then by her and two other young ladies. They are enclosing $15.00 now, which will pay for the Freeman until January 1, 1887. She encloses also $1.00 from Mrs. R.Bardon for Mt. Carmel. To this is added a pencilled note by McMaster's secretary, stating that the full rates of the Freeman's Journal do not apply for them, that the paper relies upon friends such as they, and their good will should extend circulation of the Freeman among their friends. :: I-2-g A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.