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The ST. Louis ReveiIIe has the following
which deserves to be written IN letters of
gold, where we may all see it every day.


"The parent who would train up child
IN the way he should &c, must go in the
way that he would train up the child"


Ay--a an ounce ofexample is worth whole
tons of precept; and there would be a great
saving ofscoIding and whippngs, if people
could learn to govern themselves before
they undertake to govern others BE
living lesson in your own proper individ-
ualty; and there is little fear but that those
who look up to you, will follow in the
footsteps OF their illustrious predecessor;
but If you undertake 10 bully or thump
juveniles into the practice of virtues which
with you are mere matters of theory, the
success ofthe experiment is doubtful to say
the least oft. They are much more apt to
do as you do than act as you say: and you
will often hud them mirror in which your
own faults are reflected, it may be with
exaggeratOn. Go therefore, in the way
IN which you would train up a child
leading the van with all due consideration
for the weakness and inexperences of the
feeble ones who are thus called upon to
toIIow,--not expecting too much from
unirled limbs, or rebuking too harshly the
mIssteps and sIumbings ofthose who are
weaker than yourself