A Triumph Song. ay

children and the young men. I cooked my own food, and
often entertained visitors who came secretly. Now Sheuksh
is converted. What cannot God do? Wonderful! That
lord of iniquity converted! That root of mischief plucked
up! That right hand of the devil broken! Wonderful!
who can resist Him if Sheuksh cannot? God has shaken the
mountain. God’s auger has bored through him. [Here
Samuel imitated the movements of a carpenter using an
auger.| God turned and made it cut into him. Slowly
through knots as hard as stone. So, so, so [suiting the
action to the words]. Oh, the tools of God!- They go
through men’s hearts. They are sharp, but oiled, and let
in the light. God knew his work. Now we see it.’

“ After musing awhile Samuel, in an undertone, remarked
as if to himself :—‘ The devil has lifted up his head at Fort
Simpson, and here has struck a blow (he alluded toa case of
drunkenness), but at Kitlan I see his mouth in the sand. It
is hard for him to meet with Jesus, the Son of God.’

“Now I have finished. Glory be to the Father, and to the
Son, and to the Holy Ghost; as it was in the beginning, 2s
now, and ever shall be, world without end. Amen.”

Mission-house at Kitkatla.