X ONES AND HAPPY,
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bf 8- LASSsCS HANhss ESN- There's much in the world thai IS doubtful. There's much we shall ue'ef understand Why TIrile should live in Po5r,Gouse, And Yfce on the fat of the land: For those who are lrrifni aud peevish, This duty remains to fulhi; But try 10 be Aosssi and happy.

 And let the world do as II will. The peor wretch who walks upoa crutches, May often be eEyIed far more Thashe who in splendid apparel

 Can shut On the begssr his door; He cares not lor clare, and sherry;

 Of v~nison he has not his fll--- Yet dares to be honest and happy,

 And e. the world do as il will He boasieih 10 lor1ly possessions,

 No live-y at tableto wait; He makelt no hollow professions

 To cheat bis friend sooner or late: He ruins no hard working tradesfnan, Who gets Gut curse tor his ball, But tries 10 be honest and happy,

 And lets the world do as fl will. He joins not the bowl or the wassaii. He seeks not the gambler or sot; CoDteLtmeni and health are the blessing That daly Tecar to his lot And while ia The midst ofhis children Good piccepts ae sir1res 10 instii, He shows that he's honest and happy And lets the world do as it wiA. Oh, whe would then grumbfe at fortune. Tbongh sorrow and telling betide : - The man sho with scealth IS q riliiaa, Might be rirfH0as were II denied Too much may o'erburden and siok you, Too little on keep you from ill; Then try 10 be honest and happy,

 And iei the world do as 1t will. The man who with plenty is k0Rest.

 Hathiifle to ask for his nasne But be .sho ,heagh humble is upright, Shall live in the annals of Fdms. The vicious may mock at his mem'fy, Bat ages wifi fhInk on him still That strives 10 be heBest and happy, And let the world do ss 1t will