THE following comes from South China:— “We baptized a blind woman who was sixty-two years of age. As she stood for about twenty minutes answering the questions we asked her as to why she wanted to be a Christian, God's Spirit came in and melted hearts. Tears dampened every eye, I think, before she sat down. Any one of God's servants would have been proud to bury her with her Lord in baptism. Not one question did she fail to answer, and intelligently, too. “She said she could not see us, and had never seen the Bible, could not read a word of it even if she had her eyesight, but was happy that she could see as far into the kingdom by the eyes of faith as any one of us. She said that some day she would be able to see Jesus, and that when he gave her eyes to see she wanted him to be the first one upon whom they should look, then next she wanted to see the man who had spent so many hours in teaching her the way to heaven. “About four hundred persons saw her buried in her watery grave. As she came up from the water, she stopped to tell the people why she had decided to go into the back street, into the little room, to worship with the few Christians, instead of with the multitude as she had always done before. There are six persons in that company who are over sixty years of age, and their hearts have been weaned from idol-worship, and they are happy in the message which we love.”