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INDIVIDUAL INFLUENcE.-No station, however pri-
vate, can be unnhuentia Our words, examples,
often productive Of most permanent effect, when
are least conscious of it. We seat ourselves at fire
side and converse with those who dearest u.s. and
our opinions are often adopted without examination


We talk to friend transact business with an ac-
qnantance and all forgotten; but have made i'm
pressions never to be erased. We may have given an


impulse to long series of causes and effects, whose
suit may be important to time and eternity