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Newspapers. A man Says DR.. Franklin> as
often gels two dollars for the one he spends 10 in
forming his mind as he does for dollar he lays
out in any other way, A man eats up pound Of
sugar and it is gone, and the pleasure be has en-
loved is ended !; but the information he gets from
a newspaper IS treasured up in the mind to be
enjoyed anew, and to be used whenever occasion
or inclination calls for it. A newspaper is not the
wisdom Of one man, or two men; 1t is the wisdom
Of the age, and of past ages too. - .a.st i.--


A family without a newspaper is always hall
an age behind the times in general Information
besides, they can neverslhink much nor find much
to talk about. Aud then there are little grow
ing up iu Ignorance, without any taste for read
ing. Besides all these evils, there's the wife,
who, when the work is done, has to sit down with
her hand, in her lap, and nothing to a amuse her,
or divert her mind from the tolls and cares of the
domestic circle. Who, then, would be without a
newspaper ..............