That we should be ever ready to go on foot, and even barefoot, on a worthy M. M.'s errand, should his necessities require it, and we be no better provided.
That we should ever remember our brethren in our devotions to Deity.
That the secrets of a worthy M. M., when communicated to us as such, should be as secure and inviolate in our breasts as they were in his before communication.
That we should be ever ready to stretch forth a hand to support a falling brother, and aid him on all lawful occasions.
That we should be ever ready to whisper wise counsel in the ear of a brother, and warn him of approaching danger.
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It has been the practice of all ages to erect monuments to the memory of exalted worth.
