A TRUE CHRISTIAN.
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Mr.. Fowler, one of the husbands of the
eloping wives of Long Island, writes to one
Of the papers that his wife has returned to
his house, but is not living with him. He
says:


consider it my duty to advise her, and
by prccept and example to change her heart,
instead Of turning against her and giving
her over to her evil deeds. ..t.la
If all men could SO charitably forg i've in
juries, but few could be found SO base as
to infict them.