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TAKING A FooL's ADvIcE.-There is a
moral in the following which we would all
as we'll as the Yorkshire nobleman, benefit
by studying. A boronet of the last century,
whose mansion was Ia Yorkshire, was sup
posed to be dead. when the following con-
versation took place between the jester. or
fool and one of bis servants.


Servant-Our master is gone


Fool-Ab, whittier has he gone


Servant-To heaven, hope


FooI-To heaven no he has not am
sure.


Servant-Why 500


Fool-Why. because heaven is great
way of. and when my master was going a
long Journey he used for some time to talk
about and prepare for it. but never heard
him speak Of heaven. or make any prepa-
ration for going. He.cannot therefore be
gone thisher.