Letters From The People

[Thlscolumn Is open tothe people to expres their opinión upou any subject of Interest to (ba public, and correspondence upon all tidet of all subjects Is deslred. All we aak ofcorresponilenis la to keep out of personalitles. aud use argument inatead of abuse. Be conclae, don't use more words than necessary to ixprcss ideas. The publisher of tbe Coi'kikk doeanot holcl hlmself responslble foropinIoiih expressed.] A Carrf Ed. Courikb :- So many of our frlends have shown us gre;it kindness in our re cent trials that we take tliis public way of nmking our grateful acknowledgements. For thirteen months Miss Huntington, Mrs. Olney's sister, has been in our fauiily, one of the jfreutest and most heroic of aufferen, My own disubillty, and Mrs. Olney's feeble liealth have made 1 u rge drafts on the kiiidness of neighbors. But none of them have been dis honored. We feel specially grateful for services rendered during sister's last days. l'ersonally, my obligations to friends for kind words and deeds duriug the past eifiliteen months of darkness, are so nuinerous that I dare not attempt to recouot thoin.