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No time to Read.-We have often encountered men who profess to believe they have no time to read.- Now think of it there have always been men of such characters the points of which are easily sum- med up.

 Vine times out of ten they are men who have not found time confer any substantial advantage either upon their families or themselves.

 They generally have time to attend public barba- cues, camp meetings, sales and singing schools, but they have time to read.

 They Tequently spend whole days in gossiping, tipping, and swapping horses, but they have'no time to read.''

 They sometimes lose day asking advice of their neighbors; sometimes day in picking up the news, the price current aud exchange, but these men never have s'time to read"

 They have time to hunt, to fish, and to fiddle, to drisk, to ''do nothing" but 'no time to read."

 Such men generally have uneducated children, un- no energy, no spirit improvement, no love of know edge they live ''unknowing and unknown" and often die unwept and unregretted.