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Dr. Franhlin.-E Extract of ! letter from DT. Franklin, to Dr. Mather, of Boston.

 'si remember well both your father and grand. father, having heard them in the pulpit, and seen them in their houses. The last tncsi saw your father was in i72l. lie received Tlc il his Library, and on taking my leave, he showed me . shorter way out of the house, through narrow passage which was crossed by beam overhead We were stil!! talking as withdrew he accompanying me behind, and turning par tialy towards him. when lic said hastily, sstoeP, stoop.' did not understand him ill lelt my head hit against the beam. He was a man who never missed any occasion of giving lnstrue- ton, and upon which he said 10 me, Your arc young, and have the world before you. Stoop as you go through fl, and you will miss many ha'd thumps. This advice beat into my bead, ,'aS frequently been of use to ne, and ] often 1nlnA s Of it when see pride mortified, and mIsof,0''vs brought upon people by carrying their hea1s '00 high.''