A DREAM.
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The importance of individual action, ana
value of the unit constituting large SUM, Is
very faith uy and elquen,y illustrated n 'he
annt xad dream, which, at meeting III Onlo,
tor The promotion Of the cause OF education,
Dr.. Beecher related N. Y. Mirror.


He SAID he had a dream, which like o'heF
dreams did not wholly explain itsei;, aud IN
which OF the natural objects had the power OF
speeches. lie was travelling near the sources
OF the Monongahela, and III passln5 over lhe
rough counry, at every short distance ut "'e'
a hltle stream winch ne could step over' oI'
! all OF them were gong the same way. Az las
| he asked one where he was gong. "Why,'
replied tho little rlll, IL am gong TO ne" vi


leans. | heard the people there wanted


canal a thousand miles long aud h'teen nun
dred feet WIDE, anu AN gong to help 10 max


IT. And what can you dog doh't Know


wha, i can Go, but shall be there" And ST


saying ne hurried on. He came to another
5 and asked the question, and received the sam
/, answer. AL were hurrying on to make ID


Grand canal, on which the steamships OF IN
q west with their heavy burdens were 10 b
a tsansp rted. AT the h.ads OF the Aleghanl
q the Suo,o, and the Mlssissppi, he found thou
a sands more ut nttul streams, and when, Will'


he vet spoke to them hurri ed out OF sight
:. None knew what he could do, but all Wer
determined to do something. He passed 0
- to the mighty Mississippi, and there ne foun
= the cana! was made The noble seemshl
: rode proudly on its surface, and as lis water
. dmnshed, they were again repIeniShed 10 To
: brim, by every mountain sprung ana stream
&c Thus do the little rllls make the streams, 'h
'o sire ans The river, TIL the united waters OF tn
NJ whole pour no.