A HINT TO PARENTS.
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 A little girl, six years of age, belonging to our Sunday School, was repeating the fi(th commandment. Her teacher endeav- orcd to explain to her in what manner she was to honor her parents. :" You must honor your parents by obeying them," said the teacher. 70 ma'am," exclaimed the little girl, "I cannot keep tkat com mandment." Why cannot you keep it., my dear2" "Because, ma'am, when my mother tells me to do one thing. my father tells me to do another.--Now just before I came here, (it was on a private visit to her teacher, and on a week day,) my mother told me to go up stairs and learn my lesson, and my father told me to come down and play--now how could I obey them bothI No, no, (closing her little hands as If in despair) no, no, ma am, it is impossible Sae me rever to. keep that com- lnandment. ."-Am. Sand. SchoOI Mag.