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must be applied, to produce any sautarv Or lasipv . tect-and hlth a done, Ihe disease muat coD,;rus to undermine tho common constitution, and Urov mon the health of society at large.

 do not pretend to be modern rerormer-bu,. through the medium of the Enquirer intend to give some sound practical hints, which, iihey do no, res tore, certainly will not impair the health of the com munity. '-l"

 Employment, temperance, morality, industry, fru- gality, and economy, are among the cathartics and emetics intend to offer the diseased and sickly and shall repeat the dose long is received with cherfnness, apd with confidence in its virtues.

 It IS true, there is a predisposton to disease, and much morbid matter afoat in the present auaosrhere: known to exist from its subtitle effects on tho system at iarge In other words, there universal relapsng rom more primitive habits; and though more kuowl- edge' yet less vrtue industry and useful employment. comparatively. Manners and customs have changed :: and pageaniry, and fashionable extravaganza, have usurPed the more sober, and plain decorations of per. sons and equipage. And though the means are more adequate, and obtained with more facility it is ucor apology for ex'ravasance and folly and the tendency is cenous and aud rninous--a departure from stea dy habits"-and exerts influence, misehievous to content. 'nent-an evil dangerous and eventually destructive to national happiness aud repose.

 "Sound Doctrine" moral and political. as we'll as on Religious subjects, should not cease to flow from the press. It is like beams of light from; the sun. which are daily needed. Hence public opinien and sentiments are influenced and corrected. And even where wrong bias and bigotry exist and have been long chershed by false light, rather true darkness which is depraved light, with baIefa beams. Truth when marshalled agains, it, will shortly conquer.

 lf every writer, subects that go before the pub. lie, was honest and correct and all public teachers a so, error and heresy would shortly be unknown, or discarded. These are the bane and the antido,e.

 The hand that is lent in the cause of good, and ph- lanhropy, though feeble and humble is an auxiliary and acts in concert with the great and powerful cham pions of truth and virtue, which inseparaby con nected with public happiness and prosperity, and which arc the pillars of our wise institutions.

 But my motto of 6reoity admonishes me to close these hints. and refer the reader to the next number for further remarks OMEGA.

 Sharon, Sept. 10, 1881.

 