A Warning To Boys

who try to play circus should take warning - boys ulways do take warniog- from the fato of a little boy whoso story is told in an independent paper. He went down into the cellar after potatoes, and while there, hitched his lega over his head manserpent fashion and could not get them back. Pretty soon his mother oalled out, "Oh, Sara; are you most done ?" A faint groan was her only answer, and she went down to see what what was the matter the sight of her son in that crumpled position frightoned her, and she thought he had fallen in a fit. She ran up-stairs, and getting a bucket of water, hurried back and doused hiin with it, before she aaw in th6 dim subterranean light the true state of affairs. When she lid, she jerked him apart so quiek that it fairly uiade his bones crack, and, to fasten the lesson on hi mind, she basted bim with the erapty well buoket until he waa epotted as e, Bi-ngiil Ugnr, and told him to let the circu buainedv alone, and go on the street as hi; wan, for a. menagerie.