THE T. & M. LOOKING-GLASSES.
By H. A. St. JOHN
The demand for these, in Ohio, during the last three months has been quite good. Some districts in the State returned to the State quarterly meeting one of these “Reports of Labor” for every member of the Society in the district. This is just as it should be. When every member shall have learned to report quarterly, according to the rules of our organization, we shall then feel that one important step has been made in the direction of efficiency. One district that made no report at all the first quarter came forward nobly the second quarter, presenting a report from every member; and what was better still each report represented a donation; that is, every member made a donation. Every district was represented, and each did well. It seems to me that we cannot be otherwise than profited by a frequent examination of ourselves in the light of the T. & M. Looking-glass, and as we seat ourselves at the end of each three months before this mirror to make out our report of labor in the Lord’s vineyard, we do certainly bring three months of our life in review. Let the demand for these mirrors increase, and let each director see to it that each member has one upon which to represent his labor every quarter. We are much encouraged in the good work; for progress is manifest. H. A. St. JOHN.