From AIlison's Sermons.
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Elegant Ertract. -" There is an eyen- tide in human life a season when the eye becomes dim, and the strength decays, and when the winter of age begins to shed up- on the human head its prophetic snows. 1t is the season of life to which the Au- mmn is the most analogous: and much it becomes and much it would profit you, my cider brethren, to mark tho instructions which the season brings. The spring and summer of your days are gone. and with them. not only joys they knew, but many of the friends who gave them. You have