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There is an eloquent eulogy on news papers in one of the Boston journals. A hint read in newspaper says the writer, ''may influence q thoughtless mother in the education of her children -and new energies may be developed in the child, and new objects given to those energies-slle in her turn becomes q mother, and her children derive a tentold benefit from the original caution that arrested the attention of the grand mother. This may be sof tho stuff that dreams are made off'-but VIC will hope that the newspaper press, with all its errors, abuses, and neglect, does much for human Knowledge and human hap piness. How carelessly we read the newspapersl We glance our eyes oyer the marriages and the deaths, and, sec ing 10 acquaintance there, we think no more af them. let when a depth Of human feeling, what intensity of human sufferings, are conveyed in the tidings We read so coldb! The bride has left the home of her youth, the protection