Tract and Missionary Institute.
It is proposed to open in Battle Creek, Dec. 18, 1878, and continue at least two weeks, a Tract and Missionary Institute, in which will be given, in a practical manner, instruction in regard to all branches of the missionary work. It will be conducted by Eld. S. N. Haskell and other experienced tract workers. The time chosen, during the vacation between the fall and winter terms of the College, will give all an opportunity to attend. Every member of the Institute will receive practical drill in all business matters, and the keeping of all books, and conducting all kinds of correspondence, connected with the missionary work. Eld. U. Smith will give instruction in Parliamentary practice. The exercises of this Institute will be just such as every one will need who expects to act any part in the T. and M. work; and all, ministers and people, who can possibly attend, should avail themselves of this opportunity. The front section of the Tabernacle will be finished, and seated to accommodate the Institute; and it is expected that the building will be ready for dedication by the time the Institute shall close. The committee would be glad to know how many to expect from abroad. Let those who design to attend address W. C. White, Battle Creek, immediately. Tuition $1.00, books and stationery $1.00, board at the club 1.10 per week. Lodging rooms free if those attending will bring bedding.