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ing disagreement between my landlord and the man who wished to purchase the property; and opened the heart of the former to consenting to my remaining until next May, at least. "Trust in the Lord; again I say, trust in the Lord." He surely meant something when I was most cast down by this trouble, by bringing this Scripture to my mind, "Wherefore do ye doubt, O ye of little faith." "Praise the Lord O! my soul; and all that is within me praise His holy name!" Wednesday, 6th - Last evening one of those terrible dispensations of Providence which so often happen to remind us of our frailty, and that in the midst of life, we are in death, unclear. Mr. C the husband of my landlady feel dead in the street from rupture of the heart. For some months he has been subject to occasional violent spasms of coughing, and to his friends his life seemed precarious, but the very hint of death was distasteful to him. Six months ago I endeavored to impress him with the fact that life was uncertain, but he could not be made to feel that he could die; and as he had imbibed the unclear doctrine of Universal salvation, he resisted the endeavor to lead him into the light of the gospel truth; and now he has been suddenly