MARY BAKER EDDY.

P.S.--My letter is so short I add a postscript. I have tried

about one dozen bookkeepers and had to give them all up,

either for dishonesty or incapacity. I have not had my books

audited for five years, and Mr. Ladd, who is famous for

this, audited them last week, and gives me his certificate

that they are all right except in some places not quite

plain, and he showed Frye how to correct that. Then he, Frye

gave me a check for that amount before I knew about it.

The slight mistake occurred four years ago and he could not

remember about the things. But Mr. Ladd told me that he knew

it was only not set down in a coherent way for in other

parts of the book he could trace where it was put down in

all probability, but not orderly. When I can get a

Christian, as I know he is, and a woman that can fill his

place I shall do it. But I have no time to receive company,

to call on others, or to go out of my house only to drive.

Am always driven with work for others, but nobody to help me

even to get help such as I would choose.

Again, MOTHER.

[Illustration: GEORGE WASHINGTON GLOVER

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