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Mr. Harding & Pa have settled their accounts and Mr. H. has bought out Pa's interest. He gave him 20 p.cent for his money all his goods at cost and 1000 dollars. His store he values at 10,000 and no debts. Now he thinks a clothing store in his old room would be just the thing for Julius. He told Pa so and Pa unclear would just be the thing for Julius. Mr. H. says I ought to sell unclear house and invest his money in it. 2 or 3 thousand would be just what would do. But he thinks Pa would let him have the money. Mr. H. to have an unclear and teach him the business? - which is very easily learned but he would have to apply himself very differently to [[business?] and stick to it making 1000 or 1500 a year. Mr. H thinks it a very fine offering and several persons have applied for it. So there is no time to be unclear if you see Julius talk it over with him. I don't know where to address him or would write immediately. Sheep and wood are both down any how. it is a mean business. Tell him to hurry home if he wants or let us know quickly. Much love to you all your loving Mother. I think it would be better for Jane to have her teeth fixed? it is to be hoped Pa will pay. - Your clock? is gone.