4 MOTHERS TEARS.
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touched. 1t is holy ground, upon which the unhallowed foot of profanity dares not encroach. lnfdelity itself is silent and forbears her mocking, and here woman shows not her weakness but her strength 1; it is that strength ofattachment which man never did or even can feel. It is peren- nial, dependant on no climate, no changes nor soil, but alike in storms as iri sunshine, when he sees his chiid going down the dark valley, may weep when the shadow of death has fully come over him. and as the last departing knell falls on his ears may say, I will go down to the grave for my son in mourning but he turns away in the hurry of business, the tear is wiped, and though when he returns to his 6reside, the sportive laugh comes up to his remem- branee, the succeeding day blnnts the poig- nancy of grief, and 1t finds no permanent seat. Not so with her who has borne and

 nourished tho tender blossom. Itlives in ti.e heart where it was first entwined in the dreaming hours of night. Si.s sees it's play

 fal mirth, or hears its plaintive cries {; she

 seeks it in the morning. and she goes to l the grave to weep thers.' Its little toys are carefully laid aside as sacred Inemen- tos, to keep continually alive that thrill ling anguish, which the dying struggle and sad look produced, and though grief, like canker worm, may be gnawing at her yi- tals, yet she finds . luxury in her tears. a sweetness in her sorrow, which none bat a' mother eycr tasted. fsaea

 Erp0saye.--Somo dozen years since si gentleman in Essex county hearing rack st in his cellar, in the evening, went down., and detected man in the act of searching his store of eatables, with the SeIonious in- tent of s' hooking, wherewi.hal to feed his family. As the offender was wretchedly poor, the good map'hnnisd his pork tub in tending to make him present of mid-- dling, and dismiss him. But the search was fruiiless-there was not pork enough in the barrel to offend the capabilities of U Hebrew. Disappointed in his first gene. rous intentions he bethought him of giving the thief good advice, which having done. he wound up with "and remember John, if catch you here again, I'll expose yo0 !'' " If you do, Parson M."s said the rogue. "I'll expose you!" Expose !''-- !. Yes for not having any pork in your bar- rel LoapeN Journal. ss es

 A man may talk like . wise man and ysf act like fool. N

 All is but lip wisdom that waats szpsri- ence. s .s

 A fool may ask more questions iin oae hour than wise man can answer in seven years. #t .gfA AsA 1f~