next was the struggle to erect the
new mission house, and its oveu-
paucy while in a most crude state
by the missionary, his wife and
twenty of the boys and girls, the
remaining girls being sheltered
under the roof of the teacher and
his wife, a devoted woman whose
memory is still precious though she
has for years enjoyed the heavenly
home,

Mor four years more the mission
house shel ered either boys or girls
wud all this time it was undergoing
Carpenterins, hopetul of eventually
being completed,

‘Then came the pulling down of

the old buildings and the erection
of the lett wing ot the present home,
then the matron and girls took their

final leave of the mission house.
Lwo years more of work and
struggle and we rejviced in a plain
but comfortable Home, presided
over by two faituful women, whose
aim is to betterthe condition of the
girls entrusted to their care, —
paysically, materially, morally,
and spiritually, Now can We not
say with all the civilized world as
it returns thanks fora year’s good
harvest, “less the Lord, oh my
soul and forget not all his benetiis,
M. RALEY

WORTHY OF IMI PATION,
KITAMAAT HOME,

“Yn rep We AND VE CL THE Mp”,

Martha Brown is supported by the
Simeoe Dist, w,
M.S.

Polly Wright by the Tweed Mission

Band

Annie Moody by Misson Band or
Junior League of Wesley Chureh
Vancouver,

Bliza Ross by Mission Band of the
Mountain St Church Montreal,

i

HOME

NOTES,

A substantial teuce has been built
around the Home, enclosing a jut
of nearly one acre. Lhe posls are
cedar and the pickets pine, 6 feer
in height,

On the Ldtu, of August the major-
ity of the girls left tor a tlree
weeks’ holiday with their parents
and friends, We ean scareely teli
how great a treat this is, when we
remember that untu they became
Home girls, tne tite tuey led was
almost as tree and unrestrained ao
the air they breathed,

INTERMENT,

In the July issue we recorded the
death by drowning of Chris, Adams
aud his wife Rosa, and the futile
search for the bodies, (a Seps, the
15th. Harry Howard and. Chris.
Walker discovered the man’s boay
at Inner Harbour, A cance vs vilue
set off tor Wildablil and informed
the triends who returned that night
to Kiltamaat,

The funeral took place on the 18th.
Requieseat {1 Pac

MISSIONARY MOVEMENTS.

Miss Lony and Miss Jackson left
by canoe for Hartley Bay, Sept. 2nd,
Miss Long goes Kast on furlough,

Miss Jackson will take a short
holiday acecmpanying Miss Long
as far as Vancouver,

Miss Markland left on
20th. for River’s
d

July the
Inlet and a holi-
ay at English Bay, Vaneouver,
Miss Baker who is to supply for
Miss Long, arrived by canoe from
Hartley Bay the 29th. of August,
Miss Sherwood, the trained nurse
for Dr, Wrineh’s héspital work at
Hazleton went north in August,