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TIE EcHo.- George had never heard an echo, and knew not what it was. One day when he was out in the country, he cried Halloo halloo!' and he heard the same words repeated in the neighboring fo- rest, Hdlioo kdllOo!' He was very much surprised, and cried Who are yoa 2 when the mysterious voice instantly answered, : Who are you?' George then said, sYou must be silly boy Ssaly boy,' repeated the voice in the forest. For once George was quite angry, and said many insulting things to the woods. Echo always answer ed him faithfully. Then he went and sought through every corner of tie forest for the child, who, he thought, was mocking him, that he might revenge himself. but he could find nobody. Afier this fruitless search, George ran into the house and complained to his mother of the boy who had hidden himself in the forest to insult him. 'For oBce,' said she, Fmy son, you betrsy your self, since you accuse none but yourself.- For as you have often seen your face re- fected from mirror, SD you have heard your voice from the forest. If you had spo- ken pleasant word, you would not have failed to receive pleasant answer. So it happens in this world. The conduct of Oth- CTS seems to us the echo of our own. If we behave honorably to our fellow D'en, they will treat us honorably, but if we are haugh- " and insOlent to OUr equals, we can never expect from them any better treatment.

 