Brutal Angry 1934 Handwritten letter about family separation, alcoholism, etc. For Sale

1934 handwritten letter filled with personal, emotional reflections regarding a family separation, health, alcoholism, etc. - folded, torn, stained, poor condition (as shown) - Reads: Stafford Springs Con. R.F.D.1.Dec 1934 - Dear Sir Perhaps you do not care to hear from me but I am happy after seven long years to announce to you that I am not dead yet, still am living, full of health courage and vitality. Last week I have being to a doctor for a thourou examination and found me in a good physical condition. I asked him if I have any signs affected by alcoholisss then he tested my blood the ansure was not a symtom of it. There is two questions that come up to a gale that subsides and emerges in to a lie and ball up on my former family. They repeatedly said that I allways have been intoxsicated that there was no more cure or remedy for me. They did not see their own Mother that was drinking more than I did that allways kept a supply of assorted liquor for my traitors wife. In my prime of life I slave my self in the Factory 27 years to procure and maintained the necessities for our Children and heartless wife. I have never never thought then that I was raising my family to become and be betrayed by all of them. I have been treated by my own family worst than any dellinquent criminals or murderes, verry often their family stand by the one I have mentioned above but probably my family have more education that they inherited from they Mother to keep and stayed way from me I do not yet know what wrong I did them to cause them of leaving me you probably know, could you tell me please? no doubt I will ansure you evry question that you put in front of me no matter how serious they are, all that I know that I allways have done my duty faithfully as any Father or husband could do. nowI am feeding seven cats and a dog now.they are more gratefully more loyality and show more appreciationand gratitude to their Master than all my children did for their Father. Probably they are not fully a blame of it they had have done just what their Mother teach them to do so. I allways thought that my wife was worth to me more than the whole wealth of this country but my full sorrow and disgust I was forced to ? the contrary and came to a conclusion that she realy was not worth an old rusty penny. all I am sorry now that I was worrying and lost my sleep for a long period of time since my tailors wife left me I ought to be thankfully to loose such a tirant woman by leaving me so nice and unmollestd she surally have done a good job of it. Here I am living all alone without any of my dear at home it is very ? such has life but it is better than to be slave to a cruel wife .... Jsb 332