Advice.
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Let him go to ruin, he will not listen to my advice" Stop. sir. How have you advised your erring friend? Have kind words fallen upon his heart like tho the gentle rains and silent dews that re- vive and bless the tender shoots and sMi- ling flowers? Have you taken him by the hand-,ears mnistening your eyes and with pleasant language and tender feelings, pointed out :he ruin 10 which his steps were tending No, we fear not You have slam banged him with denun. citation and wrath, and consigned him at once to nfamy and disgrace. Like a pent up lake, just bursting out to desc, late and destroy, so have the torreuts Of words fallen from your lips. No wonder he does not listen 10 you, It is no matter of surprise :hot he persists in course of rebellion, when such has been your treatment. You are yet to learn you' duty and practice accordingly, before you give up fallen, erring brother.

 Poril:nd Bulietin.