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NECESSITY OF BEING WELL INFORM rD.-The young are apt 0 disregard the value of knowledge. party We fear from the pertinacious constalcy With which teachers, parents, and guFdians endeavor .to impress them with its iestimble worth. :. Knowledge, is better ftla7 BHoasc and lands,'' is the title of one q the fst picture books presented to chih, al 1t is the substance of fen thousand pfeepts which are constantly dinned in his eae from ir- fancy upwards; so that the truth becomes tiresome and almost detested.

 Sill if Is a sober trnth--of vhlcheyery young man should feel the force-tht with the single exception of good onsience' no possession can be so valrabl as a oood stock of information. Some1orton of # is always coming into use, ai there is hardly any information which lay not become useful in the course of an adve llie.

 When we speak of informatlo we do not mean that merely which has rect re- ference to a mans trade, proision. CT business. To be skilled in the' IS a ss".tav If absolute necessity, soluch so, that we often see, for example he mer- chant beginning the world wltho other othe,f sn,',, e4a,, ,taS 2 oood character andhorough knowledge of business, and sHeqi.1 &C., curing wealth and responsibility wilii9 afi- other. who is not well lnformedn his lesa- ness, begins with a fortune, tls III eTery thinq he undertakes, causes lfs ana nis- crace to all who are cennectd with Ilni' and goes on .blundering to tn end ol'he chapter.

 D.. ..bovo,oh lsnowIedne one's hsi- ness or profession is not enqgh ol T M iel, ! 10 constitute what is called 'Eesa liloelea man. One who possesses tn kina olh- formation onfy, is generally fgardedf . mere machine, unfit for sociey or fatiiai enioyment. 4 man should possess T. tain amount of liberal and scrntihc islf- nation, to which he should always bef- ding something as long as he lives ann this free country, he shoule make ni'4i acquainted with his own political and i9i rights. 1

 Keep a thing seven years and J

 will have use forit,'' IS an od maxim wfa will apply admirably vel io almost ' science, language or art, and n few yeE ,s vou will find it of service to you. II 1 ruth is so important that would add fof l bv way of commentary, employ that !

 t;ab ,,.bars waste in idle and corru

 mo pursuits in the acquisition oi tlle 9 hr9anches of knowledge which serve

 auuse as well as instruct; natural hlsto

 or the nune.oas kindred branches of siu'