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we'll do in it.

 In the first place. it is taken for grantc,, that we all mean to be punctual. There is not a soul among us who has not plundered some body of time during the past year. by being behind our appointments. This is hnt one of the worst kinds of robbery, becDnse there is no remedy at law for it. It's mis. chiefs are interminable. To disappoint one person. is to disappoint hundreds: Like one of row of bricks set on end, and tapped over, the touch runs on, and the dilatorin1ess of one man generally causes through others very great annoyance. t0. wv

 in the next place, we will be methodical Method is the twin brother of punc,ualitv- sort of Siamese twin for where YOU see me one, you are sure to meet the other.- They are of mutual help and mutual secr. rlty. The methodical man can always he punctual, because he has nothing uneone to Setaln him: The punctual man cas. always oe metnodicai. because performance of an appointment at the proper hour, leaves hin, "tse 70 prepare for and anticipate inc nexs

 tn tne next place we will all be inaenen gent. Acquitting ourselves of an our ohi;g.- sionss ana refusing 10 enter into anv ~,h;ch we cannot accomplish, we will b.. aI,ia ,,. ,,... ourselves in the position of caring for r.ba dy. Having no reproach for duties undo,,~ to answer md preserving our self co'n,rsna 60 lar as to incur no danger of new d;ssc.,I " by too easy compliance, we can soon ica m the pronunciation of that most difIicul. cf onOsylIabies-No! An excellent daf"n.S is this tn times of exigenee.-E. Fl Wilsss'