thing to sleep with comfort. There are no bugs and not many flies. But the weather is very warm; fruit is plentiful though. The Creator has so distributed the things and substances to be used for food that in every kind of climate the appropriate article is plentiful. You gave a graphic description I believe of the general turn up you were having. I was very sorry Father felt the change so seriously, but I think he would feel better soon. Although it would take quite a while for him to become thoroughly settled in a new quiet abode. Trust it will be for the benefit of all. Give my kind love to Auntie. I trust she is feeling moderately well at least during the hot weather. She must try and keep up spirits. I think she will live a few years yet, and I won't be at all surprise to see her again looking well. I suppose you read some of my letters to Grand Ma give kind love to her for me. I am pleased the work was progressing nicely.

Love to All. Your Aff. Son,

J.A. Clark

P.S. I do not notice the weather being hot so very much.