ling some of them inven assieiated with miss in the early days, Mr. Melntosh, wot De. Willison Faber. dividunlity, who vigorously, resent day. ax ere some of lopments have been wise than was expected.
Mr. Metntish ree:
Siciation with th Daily News 1886, al, whi with of a YMCA. ettlees were then in Hankow I
Mere Mr. Metntosh met the Mr, Maclellan, and Mr. RW.
Little. "This," said te. Metntosh, wae the first of my_pleasa facts with the *North-China. one progress of the work at the Missi which during recent years rear progress, and with missionary king along similar lines, has given Mr. Melntosh little time for much beyond this circle. It is, however, of interest to note that he has from the early days of his arrival been a member of Union Church, where he has regularly attended one of the Sunday servi and has taken a keen interest in
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