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QUAcKERy.---Dr. F., aphysian OF Montpe-


lier was in the habit of employing very inge-
NOUS artifce. When he came to a town where
he was not known, he pretended to have lost his
dog, and ordered the public crier to offer, with
beat of drum, reward Of twenty-louis to whoever
should bring it to him. The crier took care to


mention all the titles and academic honors OF the


doctor, as well as his place of residence. lie
soon became the talk of the town. 'Doyou know,
lsays one, that famous physician has come here,


very clever fellow; he must be very rich, Tor he
offers % louis for finding his dog The dog was


mol found, but patients were.


| Scorers OF HEALTu-With regad to exercise,
IIudge between the two following extremes;


fox hunter can get drunk every night IN the year,


and yet live TO an old age hut then he IS all eX.
lercse and no thought. sedenlary scolar shall
| not be able to get drunk once in year win nm
punity; but then he is all thought and no exercise
Now the great Objects neither to get drunk no'


to be all exercise nor to be all thought; but to en-
10y all our pleasures with sprigh:ly season. The
four ordinary secrets oil human life are-early RI


slng, exercise, personal cleanliness, and the rising
ON the table with the stomach unopprcssed There


may be sorrows in spite of these, bnt they will be
less with them, and nobody can be truly com
Portable without them. Acknowledgment Aerald.