[Qain.e Joms on Sinai. by NJ. Domas,
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KISpSgss.-Speak kinay t. thy brother man.
for ne has many cares thou dost not know ;
many sorrows ihlne eye hast n 1t seen; ana eriei


may be gnawing at his heartstrings, which ere
long will snap tnem ia sunder. ., speak kindly
TO him. Perhaps wcid from thee will kinde
the light of JOY IN his o'ershadowed heart, and
make his pathway to the tomb pleasant one.
Speak kindly TO thy brother mao, even though
tin has marred the Spirits beauty, and turned
into dscord he once perfect harmony OF his be-
ing. Harshness can never reclaim hun. Kind.
ness wilt. For far down, beneath all his deprav-
i,y, there still fingers spark of the soirlt's
loveiness, that one word from thee may klndle
to fame, which will eventually purify the
whole man, and make hun what he was designed
TO DO, the true spiritual image Of his COP
Speak kindly, act kindly 10 all, without asking
who they may be- Ii Is enough for thee to snow
that he belongs TO the common brotherhood OF
man, and nscds thy sympathy. Then give it TO
him freely !-ay, freely as tnv FATHcs, who Is
In Heaven, gsveta to thee Lowell Offering.