HEART AND BRAINS.
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It was a saying of the willy Fontenelle, that women have fibre more in the heart and a cell less in inc brain, than men, Upon this text lac writer thus excellent. ly comments:-

 Women, in the course of action, dcs crbe smaller circle than men, but the perfection of a circle consists not in its di> mensions, but in it's correctness. There may be here and there a soaring female who looks down with disdain upon the paltry affairs of :: this dim speck, called earlh," who despises order and regulari> ty, as indicative of a groveling spirit But sound mind judges directly contra ry. The larger the capacity the wider is the sweep it ta cs in, A seGsib'e woman loves to initiate that order which is stam- ped on the whole creation of God. All the operations of nature are uniform even in their changes, and regular in their in- finite variety.

 As the dew lies longest and produces most fertility in the shade, so women in the shade of domestic retirement, sheds arornd her path richer and more perma> nent blessings than man, who is more ex| posed to the glare and observation of pub> lie life. Thus the humble and retired ot' ten yield more valuable benefits to socie- ty, than the noisy and busting satellites of earth, whose very light of unconcealed enjoyment. de,eriorates and parches up the moral soil il flows over.