Learning A Trade

law of the ancieut Jews, that the iOni of even the wealthiest men should L oblied to serve an nppronticeship ï some nseful occupation ; so that, in eue oí reverso of fortuno, they might W something to " fall baok upon." fk! samo law still eiists in ïurkeyj every man, rioh or poor, oyen the Sultan hunself, must learu a trado. Hoi fortúnate would it be now had it beeo law iu thïa country ! " Would to Goal had a trade !" is the cry of thousaadioi returned soldiors, North and South, wb fiud thomselves ruiued in pocket, 'i4 no immediato prospect of gaiuing a live. lihood. It should teaeh pareuts tti vvhütever else tiiey may give their sont they shoold give them a good trade. '