BEAUTIFUL INSCRIPTION.
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During . recent visit to Laurel Hill Cemetry, near Philadelphia, while wander ing among the sculptured monuments, we saw on plain slab of marble these simple yet beautiful words:

 "OUR MOTHER

 She taught us HOW 10 ipe srd HOW 10 die"

 This Is no doubt the tribute of affection which some motherless children have paid to their deceased parent, and the few words employed express more than could volume Uf praise. She taught us hoW to live. How vast field is embraced-the fear of God early piety-love for one another-meekness |. and forseara ance-faith, hope, and charity all the graces which adorn the Christian character, combined in one short sentence She imparted these to her children and by reaching them Chow to live she taught then how odie.

 Would that every mothers epitaph nigh be written by her children in such sentence 1t is light upon the memory of the de ceased which casts its reflection up,n the living. g.- Thursday Mess.