NEVER TREAT RELIGION LIGHT
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1mpr ess your n nds with reverence for all that is sacred. Let no wanionness of youthful! spirits, no compliance with the incorporate mirlh of others, ever be- tray you into profane saIlie~. Besides the guilt which is thereby incurred, noh- ing gives more oSious appearance of petulnnce and presumption to youth. tn. n the reflection of treating religion with lcviiv.

 Instead of being an evidence oF superior understanding, ii discovers pert and shallow mind, which, vain of the first smatierings of knowledge. presumps to make light of what ihe res, of mankind re- were. At inc same time you are not to be more format anl solemn in your man. ners than others of the sa me years, or 10 erect yourselves into sup"rciious res provcrs of those around. The spirit of rue religion breoihes gen,lrness and kindness. It is social, kind, oh eorful- far removed from that gloom and illib"r> al superstition which clouds the brow. >harp"ns the temper. d'jerts the spirit, and teaches men t) fl: themselves for an- other world. ny neglect .ng tho con:erns of this. Let your religion, on the con- irary, connect preparation for Heaven with an honorable discharge ot the du> lies of active life. or such religion, dis cover on every proper occasion. that you are no, ashamed :; hut avoid making any unnecessary ostentation in the world.