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Pass oN.-We find the following noble
continent, or key to fortune, in late Eng
lish periodical:


The mystery " Napoleon's career was
Ills: under all difficulties and discourage.
ments to 'press on" It solves the pro
blcm Of all heroes; il is the rule By which
to Judge rightly Of all wonderful success
and Iiumphal marches 10 fortune and
genius. Il should be the motto Of all, high
and low, fortunate and unfortunate, so called
-"press on" never despair, never be dis.
coIfogrd; however stormy the heavens,
however dark the way, however great the
difficulties, or repeated the failures, "press
on" If lor,une has played false with thee
io.duy, do thou play iruo Tor this tomorrow,
Let the ioolishno-s Of yesterday MAKE thee
wise to-day. II Thy affections have been
poured out like water in the desert do not
sit down and perish Of lhirsi, but "prcss on
"a beautiful oasis is before thee, and thou
mayesl reach il, if thou wilt. If another
has been false to thee, do not thou increase
the evil by being false to thysclL Do not
say the world hath lost is poetry and
beauty it is not so; aud even III be so,
make thine own poetry and beauty, by a
brave, q true, aud above all, religious
life.