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them had been cut off from the church years ago, for immorality and are now restored. The students, during the past few weeks, have had some delightful experience in street preaching, to young men in the old Armenian church. One of them, at the last Sabbath evening prayer-meeting, reported a congregation of this kind averaging seventy-five souls each Sabbath, which he had been enabled to gather at one of their favorite places of amusement, under a wide-spreading tree in the street. Another reported finding a large company of young men, much heated at playing in the street, upon the Sabbath, and saying to them, 'If yon will listen to me, I will teach you a better play,' he at once began reading from his Testament. All immediately left their play, and after listening respectfully and attentively to his reading and preaching, they thanked him cordially for his words, and dispersed. Thus, as in this April sky, we have our clouds and sunshine mingled."eWtstcm Curftej JHfssfon.VISIT TO KARA HISSAR ” THE PLACE SHOULD BE OCCUPIED.Dr. West wrote from Beats By Dre Cheap Sivas, December 20, respecting a visit to Kara Hissar, which has been noticed before as a place worthy to be occupied as a missionary station. The city appears to be something more than a hundred miles northeast of Sivas, perhaps sixty miles west of south from Trebizond. Dr. West went on professional business, to visit the sick wife of the Pasha, called by repeated and urgent telegrams. Of the place and the Pasha he says: ”"In Kara Hissar there are about a thousand Armenian families, and some Greeks, but the largest part of the population is Turkish. The trade of the Butrounding plains and mountains centres here, and. this is also the seat of government. It is a very brisk business place. Monday, the market-day for the trade of the villagers, the streets are so thronged as to be almost impassable. Many of the Armenian merchants have accumulated much wealth, and have some very fine residences. Some new stone khans are quite equal to those of Constantinople, and are occupied by many thriving mercantile establishments."The mountains north of the city are full of alum, which furnishes quite a revenue to the government, and adds much to Cheap Beats By Dre the business of the city. There are also near mines of silver, lead, and iron, which are being worked, and others just opening in which gold is said to be mixed with silver. They have been explored lately by Europeans sent out by the government, with favorable reports. All the miners of this country are Greeks, and should be the objects of missionary effort."The morals of the nominal Christians are bad compared with many of our interior cities. Rakee, a distilled liquor, is extensively manufactured and used, being made chiefly there from the mulberry, which is very abundant. Intemperance prevails also at Enderez, and I have no doubt at the other villages of the plain, as they abound in the grape and mulberry. I had occasion to preach temperance pretty frequently in the course of my professional labors, during my st