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7tfafets. s.-I have an utter aversion for all those little articles of ornament, y'elept trinkets. Under this head, l include rings, and breast-pins, studs, safety-chains and watch.seals. ldes- ,istes the Of them, fltsef like esi

 appearance when worn by others, and never wear them myself. To me, t $ astonishing what pains young men viii take te adoFn their persons in this man ner--to trick themselves oul with these grwgaws of jewelry and paste, as if there was something in them becoming

 ;isi.iH, se:..ettl!..i.is. q as.aent te the human form. Ornament indeed! Why not carry ou. the praosice-disflgurc the nose with jewel, and tattoo the face with paints2 hway-away. with these fantasticaI, foolish allectations ef dress--discard them, say, from the wardrobe Of cultivated gentlemen, and leave them as cast.offs, never to be re. sumed, to sayages and negroes. S.