Woman's Temper

-No trñit of cliar acter is more vtfluaWe in a female than the possession of a sweet temper,- SoniB can nevur bc rnndc happy without it. It is like the fitfwers tliat epriog up in our pathvvay, reviving and oneer ing us. Let a man go home at niglit wearied ;ind vvorn by tho toils of the I éay, :ind how sonthing ia a word diuta tud by Q good di.-posi'.ion. It is sun sliinc fiillipg upon his heart. Ho i happy, and tho cares oí l'fo are forgot ten. A svvoct temper has a soothing iniliience over tho mind.s of a whol family. Where it is found iu the wiic and mother, you observo kindness ant lovo predominating over iho natura ieeliogs of the heart. Smües, kinc A'ords and looks charaotcrizo the chil dien, and peaee and love have thei dweiling there. Study, then, to acquir and retaiu a sweet temper. It is mor valuable than gold : it captivates mor thau beauty, and to the close of life i