Our publications continue to find their way in great quantities to different parts of the Empire, the United States, Sandwich Isles, Australia and New Zealand. Mr. Walter Paterson, our Local Secretary ab Danedin, NZ. g of his Leawes of the Tree of Life," which is to be printed with the Chinese and English on opposite pages, says: "When we receive a sup.ly think it will impart a little xe'ivity to our work here." And adds: "As their work is connected with the tracts ut your society, Tsend you letters from young nien is Sydney and in Christchurch, showing some earnest ness. attended the funeral of a Chinaman yesterday, who gave decided evidence real conversion to God, A Christian friend said to him, 'Where are you going Jimmy? *To heaven,' he replied. How out know asked' my friend, Because Jesus died for sinners and he died for me.' I have known him for ten years, A wonderful number of conversions have taken plice connected with many different. churches, and the work is still in activity. I hope the se work Wi tion. The Report of the Mission tothe Chin eve of Lower George Street, Sydney, has been forwarded to us, showing good wone has been dene there, principally through the distribution of our tracts. The work has been earnnd on by Mossra, Will. Smith, M. H. Safford and Arthur W. Coates, They say: Notwithstanding all the culties surround this mission, and although very little fruit has been seen during the past seven months, yet we have left results with Him, and have the full assurance that the dear Lord Jeans is 1 in the midst, also that Satan's stronghold is being attacked, for his wrath was manifested Inst week when a door was slammed in our faces with the ejaculation, ' All nonsense, me no believe," but to our surprise we have since received better treatment at this same house than an; other." The report also speaks of an el nan with " broken leg often visited while in the hospital, He did not get well, but left for China, and they add:—" This man gave us y that he believed in the Lord as his Savioor, and it is pleasing to see the tracts t amain on the walls his room, although! the house has been tenanted by different people since his departure." The report closes with, We thank our loving Father for the great assistance the tracts, ete, have been in helping us to carry on this glorious work," Mr. Charles Mills, writing from Christ-church to Mr, Paterson, speaks encouragingly of the work done by himself, and Mr. James Ford, through the distribution of teacte, a class for teaching English, and preaching with Jimmy as an_ interpreter, He speaks of a ving been start for Chivese in Wellington, and adds "Though here in Christian land they seem to be quite neglected as to their souls. But I am glad that something is being dene for them, if for Jesus he will bless it for His own name's sake," These young men both speak of Jimmy, alluded to by Mr. Paterson, and say he was a great help to them when he lived in Christchurch, As heretofore we have made grants to those working in distant and very destitute places. Our hearty thanks are due to the Religious Tract Society, London, for generous: tribution of £200, and to the of New York, for a similar generosity in the gift of £70. May the Lord bless and reward all who have in any way helped on this good work, Rowzanps' Opos7o, a pure and scient cally prepared tooth powder, antacid, antimurasitic aid slightly alkaline, it penetrates to the hidden flaws and crevices of the teeth where decay originates, removes tartar, polishes and preserves the enamel, Breath; is free from neid or gritty ingroprevents and arrests decay and sweetens the
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