84 Snapshots from the North Pactfe. nursed, the children regularly taught twice daily, and Bible-classes held for adults. |For the Sunday services a band of suitable Indians was organized, and what is more important, carefully instructed in the subjects of the ser- mons. The Divine blessing has manifestly sealed these strenuous efforts with a success that disarms criticism. At first the white men asked what they had done to have a woman sent among them, forgetting they had threatened (though they were idle words and not really meant) to drown the parson if he ever came again among them. It was the old outcry, ‘ Let us alone, what have we to do with thee.’ This is all changed now. Frowns have been turned into smiles and rudeness to respect. They saw how true womanliness accorded with self-sacrificing service for Christ, and therefore dropped their scornful arguments, ashamed to use them against this type of ministry. “Miss Appleyard, our latest arrival, entered on similar work the week after her arrival, and will continue it to the close of the fishing season. “It must not be inferred that only the unmarried ladies actively promote the great work. The missionary’s wife in several instances resists the tendency of absorption by domestic affairs. In these instances they have succeeded in speaking the native language, and so become valuable yoke- fellows with their husbands in spiritual husbandry. But those who do not attain tothis standard often prove them- selves valuable accessories in their vocation. “You will again exclaim at the length of my letter if I proceed further, but as I have more to write I will stop here and begin afresh when I can make the leisure. This is the fourteenth anniversary of my consecration, and now I stand seventh in chronological order of Canadian Bishops instead of sixteenth, as in 1879. I have had seven years of storm and seven of fair weather, but fourteen of guidance gratia Der. “Sully 26th, 1898. “The only fiction about this is the calling it a second letter. J wrote the former pages working till nearly mid-