Bridport, Beaminster, and Lyme Regis Telegram and Dorset, Somerset, and Devon Advertiser. — 1882-07-14 (Bridport, Dorset, England)

UMW.,  -district visitors, and other lay helpers. The lady wha has done this is helped tlie Bible floolety,_ _se that see has ho anxiety about MOO ot MOO for her Bible alum there. Mr. McCall has bees also labouring in Ports, end been decorated with medals for being the mmii of saying souls. His church has • ooegregation of men, altuough Frenchmen are generally in the A.thristie tLe organ of which is • paper read by Moose, a, with the motto "No God, no muter." It Is Me Llama ot Route that has sent them to the Atheistic halls; tot 1111uOULC.1 • meeting to preach the Gospel, and the no ii will Coate, sod the Goopel satiates their amylase. The sp raker went into the Rue de Itteoll. had • iierYkll, eon thetteh it is egoist Mr. McOall's system, they hal e O,IIOOLOn. A oollectiou has been called a inns qua non, which somebody has maids sign of getting on,and e. ten so roan gnat him aUsque for MO. All Use men tree were bspased Hunuailswi ; out many came up, and pee beautiful teetimuny to the good they had reueived ,:tau this work. At the dying bed of a poorold Catholic woman, Mr. Dosialdeon heard the dying woman, woo had been to his services, whisper—" Accepted in the Beloved." Miee Ada Lee, • young Lady who tinishem her education in Pais, used to search out the ifdailish girls, and form tam into • Bible class. She heard • Scotch girl one day say in the street—" I don't care what btoomes of me,' Miss Lse said—" But I do cam" and she talked to her, and an her heart, and the gal sent • present u • gland thanktul love. Miss Lee tried to start a Home tor -English girls, and the iumription round the home, now to be seen— Asked of God, August, l 4; Given ot God M.y, 1875. —refers to the .£lO.OOO which Inc Home tor &relish Girls oust. A girl who had • quarrel with her father weak to Paris to teach kruilish to the French; sha fell 11l of coL• gumption, was taken to Miss Lee's home, and before she died, having experienoed her heavenly Father's forgiveness, she begged to see her earthly father. Though It wee d aaaaa Ltuk—for the cords of life were nearly snapped— was taken to London to a relation, who would Outlet tor remain ; to her fetuses, who also would not let her stay, and tau she was removed to Guy's Hospital, where sue happily died. Toe Bible Society makes free emit' to ail these institutions which are tor the bet, lit of the body—it grams the food which a for the mental lite of the soul. Speaking of Leland, he had seen a bill heeded "True message of pence to Ireland,' and the Gospel ia the true message of peace to Irelani, tor the evils, the quartile, the outrages, the murders ale io: committed in um north, for there they have the Gospel in their homes, but in the west and sunth, where rat has not the Gospel, and if he has the Gasped there, Pat will be as pelexliel• as he lain the Junta. We talk about coursair, but tie Cur lateen warrior shows the tine courime—iouk Geneial Havelock, look at others, who hove died in tan faith of the likiepeL Toon the speaker went on to lea ~1 an Irish boy, who had been working hard at his hooka at Weston-super• Mare, went for a walk, sat on • rock, oud, absorbed in the reading of God's Word, he found the tide coining in around the rock on which he was sittingi There he wtote in his Bibles long, calm, sad touching declaretlon of his trust in Jestiy, beitutaulty written, perlictly punctuated, and showing that he met death with 'semi,. Lion and peace. They found him drowned. He braid Ms Bible, he is now gone to that home he longed for. Lei love per Bibles, and the more and more we love that trot the more end were IVO stall see it OW duty to make know, that truth to others. (Applause.) The CHAIRMAN judiciously summed up, and they sang the doxology, and parted if ter the bestedtction. The collection realised £5 U. id.  I who  Wit kids m the ,rvle  Doi at b hurl all h Valette,htei, op. haky rash, °Me WON Ut IP a  die