The Value Of A Scrap Book

-Every one who tükcs a newspaper which ho m the least degree appreciates, will often vegrot to seo a number liirown aside for waste paper which conrains soine iutoresting and important artioles. A good way to preserve these ïs iu the uso uf a scrap-book. One who luis never been aecustoiiK'd thus to preserve short arti cíes can haruly estimate the pleasure il att'i'rds to Pit down and turn over the picasant familiar pages, fiere a ehoioc piece of poetry mocts the eye, whieh you roniembur you wore so glad to sec n the paper, but whieh wonld long sinoo have been dcstroyed had it uot been for your scrap book. There is a witty aiieodoto it does you good to Liiigh over, yet thotigh for ihe tweiitieth time. Next is a valnablo recipe you had l'urgotten, and which yu had found juut in timo to save you luueb - ■ Thero is a sweet little story, the inemury of which has cheered and encouragud you inany a timo, when kltnost icady lei despair under the pressuru of lit'o'n earew and troubles. Indeed, you can ii inlly take ui' i .single paper without reporu sing. Just glauco over the sheut bef.iro you, and see how niitny valuable iteifa it contains that would bu of Hervice to you a hundi-ed tunes io lite. A choico thought is far more preoious than a bit of glittering gold. Hoard wilh care the preeiuiis gems, and see at the close of the year whut a rioh. treasuro you have accumulated. "I um preparud to suy to se f en rieh men out ot' every ten: Mako the most out j of your noney, for it mukus tliu lOOht out of yon." Tlio swcll.s of the oct'an eóofl suicido. There are a good niun_y "swullb" ou land that suhhidu about ih suoO, i'rentico thinks that if tilines go ou in thc South as tliey are uow going on, tbo robol gold era will on gct to be as naked as bó m'any ladies ín a ballrcom.