He is willing to assist McMaster in the good work he has done. He thinks that it would be best if Rev. C.M.S. would come out and get acquainted with their life and the spirit which pervades it, but since there is no room left and it will be three or four months before the new building will be finished, he inquires whether McMaster would keep him as his guest for that time. McMaster's bookkeeper sent him an account and he will send the amount due at the earliest opportunity. He thanks McMaster for his kind attentions, but times being what they are he thinks that it is best to stop the paper in the future. He thinks that Catholics should give what they can spare to the Pope. His regards to Rev. C.M.S. :: I-2-a A.L.S. 3pp. 8vo.