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warmth ard radiance2 And BY the union
of these, may not all their mutual mental
wants be abundantly suppled2


And herein Is found one of the pervading
advantages Of the cause | would commend
The awakened youth who has withdra wa to
the seminary or the city may have secured
his own advancement; but he who has re-
mained constantto his childhood's home, lis
duties and associates, will probably have at
tracted others 70 enter with him on the true
pathway of life. The good thus Accomplished
may not measure. Doubtless many a vii
lage lyceum, many township library. owes
its existence to the impulse given by some
poor and humble youth inspired by the love
OF kEowle dge and wisdom


". The great central truth which
would impress on the mind of my readers is
this-premising a genuine energy and SIN
gleness.of purpoSe-the circumstances are
nothing, the man is ALL We NAV be slaves
or toys of circumstance if we will +;
most men perhaps are 50 and to these all
circumstances are alike evil-that is render
ed so if not by rugged difficulty. then by soft
temptation. But man who truly ruleth his
own spirit, such there is, even among US
readily de6eS all material influences or bends
to his will. Be hopeful, be confident, then
o friend if thou hast achieved this grea
conquest, and believe that all else shall fol
low In due season.