Your letter of June 10thEditorial Note: This letter is not extant. receivedAs Written:recd, I can’t As Written: cant tell you the good it did me, I am truly thankfulAs Written:thank full for all advice that comes from your dear self, for I know that it means nothing but good, a letter from Dear Mrs Hopkins and Brother Frye did me good, I had a letter from Mrs Campbell this morning this is the (2) one I have receivedAs Written:recd from her since they are in "New York" she mentioned As Written: menthioned that Col Smith called As Written: calld to see them on his way to WashingtonEditorial Note: Washington, D.C., Brother Frye writes that you wish my certificate. I will send it in this mail, Dear Mrs Eddy I am doing a good work here new patients coming everydayAs Written:every day two left me this morning made whole by the Truth, I can’t As Written: cant tell you how rejoiced I feel when I can bring them into the divine truth of God, I am determined that there shall be but one mind and I have no other, as for disease, I know there is none As Written: non and I will not allow my patients to talk disease As Written: desease to me no longer than I can bring them to understand otherwise, I feel dear that I know so little in ScienceEditorial Note: Christian Science, but what you have taught me. I know is true, and I stick close As Written: clost to the truth and do notAs Written:donot say one word more than what I understand to be the truth, my great desire is and always has been since I come out in scienceEditorial Note: Christian Science is to heal instantaneously, Mrs Campbell tells me they are not doingAs Written:doeing anythingAs Written:any thing in New York at all, I wrote and asked them to come here, but they thought they would try it there for a while longer, Who is this Miss or Mrs Wilkes" that I see by the Journal is from Nebraska Oh I shall be so glad to have someoneAs Written:some one here or near that I can talk to As Written: too once in a while dear Mrs Eddy I feel this long distance more than the rest of you I think, my thoughts are with you all there at the college many times a dayAs Written:aday the many pleasant As Written: plesent remembrances of that time in BostonEditorial Note: Boston, Massachusetts is so very dear to me, are there many subscribers for the Journal, I feel interested of course how it will yet on.

With much love to all in the College,