On the front page of the second copy-book put a white heart, which means "Here begins the new life." This book should have a perfect line at the top of the page you exhibit, and under this a childish handwriting should be placed. It should be a copy, as near as possible like the perfect top line. In this book, while all the lines are not straight or perfect, you can see they have been written by a hand that tried to follow the copy. It is also noted that the farther you look through the book you can note marked improvement in all of the work, So in the new life with the new start we do not always make perfect lines, but we try with all our heart to do so, and the older we grow the more perfect our lines will be. At the last day, the Great Review Day, the grand and awful day at the end of the way, only one book will be opened before the Judge for inspection. It will be the last book, the book of the white heart. The old book of the red heart will not appear, God has forgotten all about it. It has been cast behind his back. It has been sunk into the depths of the sea of forgetfulness. The book has been lost forever. It will never come up as a witness against us. We often sing, "They are all taken away." Another line should be added to this which would read, "They are all taken away to stay." This is according to the Scriptures. =27 A LOST HEART AND WHERE IT WAS FOUND OBJECTS: A Child's Bank and a Paper Heart= _"Where your treasure is, there will your heart be also."_ A little girl, daughter of a Western banker, was anxious to bring her father to Jesus, but he always said, when she talked with him on the subject, that he was too busy at the bank and did not have time to think of religion. This troubled the little girl greatly, because she knew her father's soul was in danger if he did not give his heart to Jesus. It seemed to her as if he had given his heart to the bank and not to God.