For THE CECIL WHIa.
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Go to the ant thou sluggard, and learn her
ways, and be wise.-Solonon.


They who pass their time in idleness,
no matter what their condition in life
may be-no matter whether they be veal
Thy or poor, must be considered useless
members of society, and cannot lay claim
to that respect which is awarded to the in
dsstrious; and although they may SO car
ry themselves, as to meet with civil, and
apparently respectful treatment from per-
ssons generally; yet they will be secretly
espised, and their course condemned
70 see young men in that season of life,
IN hopes are brightest, when health is


-ssans. and ap when their heir pawers Of


body are in Their hvi ies' O. s'a.e vi


,,Alivity, spend,,g ,heir eime


Fed making y shadow OF ei-
'Es 4 themsel es, or to assist


ihea is psnful and disgust