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every indication Of the possession Of
this important instrument OF life. They
attain manhood, therefore, without
knowing its uses. and II with talent and
energy, they sometimes fail in being
successful, they cast the blame upon the
ungratefnl world, when in truth il
should all rest with themselves.-Hav-
ing no musual' sympathy with mankind,
they can build no firm foundation for
their hopes, and may struggle perpet-
ually whilst eachreccding wave OF time
washes the structure from its slender
base.


Education, although the world is
nearly GOOO years Of age, and should
have come to an age Of discretion. is
far, very far from being perfect. There
is much yet to learn, and one Of the
most gratifying periods Of its history
viii be when much of the cold, mean
ingloss nonsense Of the schools is abol-
ished. and all that is susceptible and
worthy Of cultivation in mankind will
receive a greater portion Of attention
than it now does.


But we may tire our readers, and will
there fore cease.