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Letters from Christian Workers at Home and Abroad 101said tbat since he had fivst come here he has read He and Doctov ave busy over the Confession ofthe whole Bible. He wishes to come back the Faith. He expresses his desive to l^ecoine one offivst evening- Doctor has to spave for him. Hoiv us, and agrees with all that he has heard of ourmuch good a man of his intelligence might do if principles. What is to be done in such a case ?tbe Spivit were given to w^ovk in him faith in Of course we do not intend to be preci})itate in theChvist! We musi all be eavnest in prayer fov him. matter, lint in any case it makes one long for theHe saw veadily that it was dishouoving to Cbrist po-\yev of speaking with tongues, for we have noto pray to the saints—even to the Virgin Mavy. common language well i.-nough nndevstood to lie" Fov instance,'' said he, " I am a clerk in Mr. ^\.''n able entively to cinnpvehend one another withoutoffice. He wonlA be justly offended, if a personwanting a favov fvom bim should pass him by, pa^•no attention to bim, and sue to me fov it. That isthe way with the Papists; thev have flve pvayevsto Mavy for every one they have to the Savifniv.''He is convinced that Catholicism is -wrong, and bisquestion uow is, "What is truth?"3d,—Doctov got home late to-night from A dana.This time he took school books and Miss Stervett'sdiploma along to be examined by the ScJwol B,oard,Fov two days they ivied to find and have an aud­some jugglery with a mouse pvetendiug that itwas out. He did not dave to say anything untilience with that body. Late on the second day lie had received compensation fov his injuries, fovthe man who was acting fov him found the office should he slight the Government doctor his caseof the Board but at fivstonly the clevk was in. -would be dropped. Last week he veceived his" You must have a gveat deal to do examining all money and divectly sent for Dv. Metheny. jVs yetthe teachevs." " Why no," the man said, "we ha^-e he has been unable to extvact the ball. He washad nothing of the kind to do at all." By and Sabbatb morning until late sevvice time, and hisby the Board appeared iu the person of one man little English girls had to go home withont a lesson.Xt the close ofthe preacliing service Mavy,who asked to be excused for the present. Hemust communicate with the Governor General, as danghtev of Hannah and Feveda Boulad, washe did not know what his duties weve. It now baptized. 1 counted seventy-five of an audience,falls on them to cavvy out theiv part of the law. aud jnst about the close ofthe sevvice, six ov seven7th,—Yesterday was a sample of Doctor's Sabbatbdays. After breakfast the three little Eng­late, as Doctov had a good many patients aftevwomen -with their cbildren came in. Dinner waslish givis came, and he gave them theiv Bible lessonivith onr older children. He jireaclied on "Waite came Ijaek for their lesson. Before it ivasjiveachiiig. In tbe afternoon Lucy and KatyJohn 1:51 aftev explaining the fivstthree stanzas done Moses Moritz, the young Jew came in, butof the 5th Psalm. Wben pveaching was done, the time fov aftevnoon sevvice came and Doct