I have not been willing to correct any of the little mistakes of grammar, but give the address in exact copy from the original. It was uttered in a clear voice, with a distinct and quite correct pronunciation, and with such simple earnestness that every eye was fixed upon him, and every heart seemed touched. Lem Chung has been our helper in Sacramento for about eight months, is _growing_ mentally and spiritually, and gives promise of a very useful future. * * * * * CHILDREN’S PAGE. * * * * * HOW TO MAKE MONEY FOR THE MISSIONARIES. An original Essay written by a Girl eleven years old, and read by her at a Woman’s Foreign Missionary Meeting in Indiana. I should think that everyone could think of ways for themselves, but I suppose we can help each other. Some ways that I may suggest might not be thought of by others, while others in turn might think of many ways that I would not. The first way that enters my mind is what I found to be a very good plan at one time; have your grandfather get sick so that your father will have to go and see him, and on his return your grandmother will send you a present of one dollar. With it buy a pig in partnership with someone else who has the same amount, and after feeding it with your father’s corn for a year, sell it for twenty dollars, you of course getting one half of it. Another way is to have a little garden and sell vegetables out of it; and another way is to have a hen and sell eggs, or raise chickens and sell them. One way that I found to be a good one, is to make tidies and sell them. And those of us who are fortunate enough to have a baby brother or sister, attend it two or three hours for a penny an hour. And I think another good way is to be a great talker, and have your mother give you five cents to be still. We may also relieve our mothers very much by watering the house plants, and may be she will give us a little bit. And I have often thought it would be a good plan to have pay for washing dishes, and may be some of your mothers would; just mention it to them; but mine won’t, for I have tried it! And when your mother sends you to pick berries, just mention the missionaries to her. And if you live in the country, gather apples, churn, kill potato bugs and dig potatoes. And then have a penny a dozen for finding pins; and the best place in the world to find pins is in the oldest sister’s room.