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July 31. 1894 My dear A. and A.- Your letter of July 29 came to day. It was good as usual. I meant to have sent you a letter to day but neglected to write it. We have a fine scheme and we are all agreed and so is Annie Leading unclear and I believe Azariah will believe with us. We want you to come home and then lend us Francis for a couple of weeks while you folks and Nettie and perhaps Marion go to Linwood or elsewhere on the shore and stay. We are alarmed for you Annie. We fear nervous prostiation? or some other ill to befall you if you do not have a regular rest. Now, we can take care of Francis, Ethel and I are