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was still praying. He was putting his long pent-up sermon into a series of thanks to the Lord. Finally he closed, and sat down. Gravely the President turned to the choir, behind^ him, and announced in his resounding voice, "Choir, please sing, and we'll dismiss." The writer has been commissioned by the Young family to prepare, at some future time, a life of Brigham Young and for ; this purpose desires to gather as many incidents and anecdotes of him as possible. Will those who have such material, kindlr write the same down and send it to Mrs Susa Young Gates? 672 N. Ist W. St., Salt Lake City, Utah. LEARN. (For the Improvement Era.) Learn to live in the present Or future, not in the past; Moping over the shadows, Will make them forever last. Learn to live for the orphan, In need of a parent's carf-; Give to him of thy substance, As well as of thy prayer. Learn to live for the aged, And to meet them with a smile; Twill help them on life's journey For many a weary mile. Learn to give to the needy, Not from thy hand, but heart; Let no suffering creature Unaided from thee depart. Just learn to live for others, 'Twill bring of joy great wealth, And keep you near that brother Who never thought of self. Grace Ingles FrostSaU LaP.e City, Utah,