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Thursday Aug. 21, 1885. My dear Nephew, I intend going to the village in the morning to see Rev. Ed. Daires and write this to take to the mail. Anna says your morning to write home every week and when she told me she wondered whether you would be so faithful I said if we write, he will I think. So tho' I am tired I will not let this oppertunity slip. Mr. Owen, the printer is sick with typhoid fever and Mr. Daires is troubled about the setting of the of the benhadur so he asked David Price to see if I could help a little with it. I am therefore going to try if it does not rain in the morning I meant to write but it got too late. It was such a bright fair day yesterday that I was tempted and did a Daye washing. Today I ironed. Anna began a little hour cleaning today. She looked over several cups from our bedroom Clothes/meds and she said a vial from Eddie could be home a break more we would make quick work house cleaning. But we must do the real we can. I enjoy feeding and caring for the