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| II The BoS'o" Traveller says: Some r; , years ago two stranges met Un CharleS,os otdSe. One was young man flesh Aud green from the country, with his wardrobe m bundle under his arm, and the other q.

 resident of the city. For some rcaso, not easily explained, tLey hauIted and held something like the following conversation:

 Sir, do you kuow any place where eau get anything to dO?"

 Il don't know that I do. What sorl of employment are you seeking for ?" s,.t ss

 We'll, Pm not particular. l caca.aied on teaching school, when [ left home. iEas they told me back here, that they tIiougfn couia'nt get one about here. Do you Know oi any stables where they want a hand !;' Finding the country man was ready fer anything in the way of wora, the gentleman tolI him where he thought he might get employment as hand-cart man and chore- man, and bid him good bye.

 u was not long after this casual iofer. view that the young mar sought out bis adviser, and thanked him for his Helping him to place. lie had found the place :u which he had been recommended. ani'had then lu!l employment in retail groccI:s store ia carting packages aud doing jobs of different kinds. From this humble condi- ton he wnrSed his way along in the world, tn be clerk in the store, then in whole. sale embellishments, and finally to be a part ner in the same concern. He is nov r, ,u ted to be worth from 5000 to S75U3a

 So much for eacrsy ani perM yer lh,-c with willingness to do any ;.3ne>t N..yz for living. Men of snch ortoi stu;. .. Y, if they cannot at once do what they wouli will d1 what they Can, with the oldinary blessing of providence, are quite sure to sac~ f eeI in the world.