Adrian's Great Tiredness

Steaa-ns oí tire Adrteo Press always has his owin peculiar way o; accounting tor thiiigs, bu,t seldomi admite the faulte oí hiiB oivn town as he does lo tliis : "The Methodiste have an eye to business. The name of this district was clianged by the conference, and wi.l hereafter be Aun Arbor district nstead of Adrian. As soon as the Methodist members learn that they are ui the ''Ann Arbor" district, they beoome awaie that they are on the DevtiS's stamping Ki-oand, and they bujckle oa their armor, and iiglit mare earnestly, against wrong doing, and the extensión oí his Bátanle JJajesty's juirisdictian. 80 Long as it was the 'Adrián district,' they had sueli a sense of piious eecurity, tliat they really relaxed their efferts vo suli an extent, as toi cause apprehension tliat needed work was nplected In many parte of trne dfefcriet, just tn-rough OTer confdeaice. And tlien, Bro. Eyam could not do as well :vs Le can jai a district nanied 'Ann Arbor' for tltoat viiï,l servo to remin.l him 0Í hls eíforte in tho Ypsiianti nection. It was a goo-cl move on the part of the conference. More earnest Work wi.l aoyf bc tloue in the dlsta-let."