B. FRANKLIN.

HARD WORDS.
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 4 young clergyman who had delivered . discourse in place of m aged brother min- ister, requested tbe opinion ofthe latter re- speeding it.

 Oh,' said he plainly, many of the words yslu used wers beyond the conapre-. hension of your hearers thus the word in- ference for instance, perhaps not half ofmy parishioners understood it's meaning,

 difference, inference ? exclaimed the other. why every one must understand iha,.' s s

 I think you will find ilsnot so--theres my clerk, now he, brides himself upon his. learning, and in. truib he jsyery intelligent; i; we will iry him. Zachariah. come hithar. Zachariah, my brother here wishes yon to drGsO a1 infersHcs yeu do it q ,s,,.,s {. Why, I'm pretty strong. but .yohana- dab. the coachman. is stsonger than !, III ask him. ss s,ssssss ,s stsg al~s Zachsriah went out a few minutes, after the c0achman, and returned.

 'Johanadab says 10 has never tried to draw an differences sit. but he reckons his horses can draw any thing that the traces will hold !'-- Young Msn's Ado. N The above is almost too, good story t0 be true, but the advice which 1t indirectly gives is very geod. Clergymen are apt fp shoot over the heads of their hearers. It reminds us of an anecdois which. whether iras or noa, is Ut least probable. An old lady was once speaking of tho pleasure slsa had derived from listening to the discourse ofa celebrated clergyman. She was asked Iif she a1defstood 1t aIl. . Understand it,', she replied, me have tho pfespmptionl' - Hard words arc by no means eon6ned tG the clerical profession--they are found in iaw and medicine. One physician says take saIine draughf, and immerso she exiremities in warm water.' Anolbnf gives the same directions in the iolI0Ml

 manner, take dose of salts and pll y6alF feet in hot water Some phieb6tomize, others bleed. some talk of indigenous plants, others of native. The law swasms with technical terms, which lose half their significance when translaled. An English lawyer of eminenee expressed great satis- facsion oacs that he had reached such an age and eminencc as that he couid afford to leave off bunibug. .- BostOR Joarn0s.