New-York tribune., 1875-02-04
MRS. rnroN's LETTERS TO HER HUSBAND.


The Court met at O'clock pursuant to adjourn
ment and the direct examination Of Mr Ton continued
Mr. FulleronAt what time did you usually your
lecture season A. Sometimes in October and sometimes in
November.
O. And how long would you generally be absent from homer
A. Sometimes until February or March
@ Succeedngi A. Yes Sir.
0 Were You in the habit Of visiting home in the ntcrm'
A. Twas whenever my engagements would permit me to
home The season ordinarily occupied seventy
eighty engagements, inclusive Of Saturday nights.
@ And during this absence did you correspond with yons
wifet A. Yes, Sir.
O. How frequently did you write to her usually A Excuse
me- what your question:
@ How frequently did you write 10 her usually? A. Oh!
always wrote TO her every day.
O. And how frequently did she write to you' Every day.
think There may have been occasional exceptions That
the rule.
O Everyday A. Iwrote to her every day and che wrote
TO me every day. That the rule Of correspondence
O. Handing letters winess State whether those
Of the Letters written you by your wife during your absence
in 1867 A. Yes, Sir.
Mr. Fueon-I offers these letters in evidence Reading:
CAT YOUR DEsK-MoSDAY, Jan 9TH, 1867
nnrlstiyes When attempt 70 describe my sous love What
delicious way you have OF rebuking and reaching me will
never again forget TO date my letters be sure yet as have
waten daily you supposed you would receive them IN
regular succession and did not to Inc that the date
And then my sweet will you t7k to YOU wrc' pre-
tending always that you think am the OYcesl ana best OF
little wives. ~
NV bump Of approbavcness thoroughly satisfied when
you praise me-thO il b. true not content go sing
ing and lghtheared about my work every difficulty is
Strengthened and life l. sweet
Yes darling will join you In yon New Year resolution, as
far possible will hand In hand With yOu yet you know
your strides will far outreach mine" ,
Skipping part she Nv hat blessing you are 70 in
every way BeCher made long call to-day, and
sent muc you. Matte and Katy Bradshaw also called
Please mention Mr. Oyngton In OF your letters would
20 crafty him that you remembered him bless God for your
continued good health DO not to places of the railroad
where YOU must expose yourself by long ndes
You cannot afford 10 risk your precious
life thus The little girls I'm afraid going TO have their
wish by having the whOOpng cough they cough dreadfuy
Good night love Shall be done with caressngs
when this long waiting is endedi
"Yours entirely.
"ELlzABErH'
Marked Exhibit No. Si.'l
MI Fullerton lreadingl
'THE SHIPs CABIS, At MY DISK, January 9th 1897.
nv BELOVED IL IL quite time should have little insight
int he manner In which using hard wrought
de3sn5 NV heart is sick a the figures, while make
fcon with shame and that can do no better In my
situation.
Had nv burps OF bcnevocnce and appropriateness been
smaller then wond | more nearly realize your ideal Yet
change Of my well US change IN these
respects, fear. . ,,,-., . n,-
Year, 30 ] have thought IL necessary 70 ask bf MI
Stors their amount, as you said J. might 40
Please this letter with particular ebuke, yon feel
IT, wait hear About this time every year my vital forces
grow poor this therefore, have endured elons and
other orupuons have naned eyed and loosencAs