SUFFERERS, To the Editor of the "Nears-Cama Datty News."
Sin:—I think that all those who are saddened by the distressing acconnta of the famine, and who sympathize with the heroic efforts made by missionaries and others to sive relief to thoee within their reach, will be glad to know that they can' help by sending cast-of Enuropean clotbiog and bedding.
Mr. Bostick, who is working at relic! at Pochou, wrote to thie effect in letter published in your calamus two weeks ago, saying that "foreign castoff clothing would be eagerly accepted and suggested that "some Shanghsi charitable people should gather it' to be ready for next winter as well as for tsenow, Ihave heard too from another source how gladly it would be received.
Mr. MeoGillivray informa me thi! comtribations may be sent to the
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