CONTENTS
| CHAPTER. | PAGE. | |
| I. | The Missionary | [13] |
| II. | Misfortunes | [27] |
| III. | Relief Obtained | [39] |
| IV. | An Appointment | [45] |
| V. | The Missionary Preaches | [56] |
| VI. | Mr. Steele’s Meeting | [62] |
| VII. | Mr. Mason and Mr. Wilson | [69] |
| VIII. | Missionary Visits | [78] |
| IX. | Opposition | [84] |
| X. | Sunday-school Organized—Local Preacher | [92] |
| XI. | Mr. Kerr and his Family | [98] |
| XII. | The Temperance Cause | [109] |
| XIII. | Mr. Truman—Missionary’s Departure | [118] |
| XIV. | Workings of the Sunday-school and Temperance Society | [123] |
| XV. | George and Mary | [134] |
| XVI. | Mr. Brown’s Family | [140] |
| XVII. | Missionary Again Visits the West | [145] |
| XVIII. | Death | [152] |
SCENES IN THE WEST.
CHAPTER I.
THE MISSIONARY.
“The melancholy days had come,