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ApyIcs--ALet him go to rum, he will noi lisssn 10 my advice" Stop, sir. How have yon advised your erring friend. Have kind woris fallen upon his heart, like the gentle rains and silent dews, that revive and bless the tender shoots and smiling flowers. Have you taken him by the hand-,ears moisten- iag youl eyss-and with pleasant language and tsnder feelings, pointed out the rum Q which his steps were tendingl No, we feaF not Ton have slam-banged him with tIcs1nnciation and wrath, and consigned him ~ once to iniamy and disgrace. Like pcns- ID lake, just bursting out to desolate and de- stt0y, % have the torrents of words fallen rom your lips No wonder he does not lis- len to you. it is no matter of surprise that h6 persists in . course of rebellion, when sach has been your treatment. You are vet |te learn your duty and practice accordingly, before you given up fallen, erring brother. --Portiand Bulletin.