Case 3622

looks upon Tattenhall as his home. He does not take up a bed in the house as he sleeps in the open air. He lives in Mr. & Mrs. Hicks' own sittingroom & helps in every way he can. We hope that in another month or two he will be quite well as the doctor's report is better every time. There is absolutely no risk of infection of that I am positively assured by his Chester doctor who is an authority on diseases of the chest.

We are quite ready to pay for his board at the Home, if you