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little bag and ordered one to be
made for you. I hope you will
wear it and that it will make
you think of me sometimes, as
does the pretty little silk and
chamois jewel pocket you gave me
a year ago last April at the Windsor.
How happy you were then with
a heart full of hope for the dear
Senator's restored health.

I hope dear Mrs Stanford this
most ungenerous Legislation now
being discussed, will not injure
or distress you in any way. I
realized the great comfort of your
special car more fully after trave-
lling in the ordinary one from
St Louis to N York. Thank you again
dear Mrs Stanford. The family
here (Freds) all join me in this
tenderest affection to you. My
dear friend believe me always your
sincere friend

Julia D. Grant.