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 Youth and Mariage.-Youth is easily attracted, and decides soon. It forgets that the fanciful preference of moment may not safely determine the prospects of fife. It is unmindful that, looking to this world merely, occasions will come for which the graces of the ball room are no sort of preparation. It rashly takes the eyes which can sparkle in their morning brilliancy. for those which will weep meekly in sorrow and kindle with steady encouragement in the midst of care, and hold a light which can cheer, when all other light on the earth has waxed dim. It is SO wild as to mistake the flutterer of the.h hour, for the same being who will be the ministering angel of sick ness and decline. It needs to De reminded that if there isany engagement in life, which is notto be formed under the arbitration of caprice. it is thar which is not dissolved till the parting shall come at the laden bier and the open grave. ltmust be coniured to remember, that if there is any step in life which requires beyond others to be made reverently, discreetly, advisedly, soberly, prayerfully, and in the fear of God, it is that step which day by day is the most in- considerably taken.-I'nLIey. '.