Have ye faith in one another,
Mhen you meet in friendship's name?
For the t-iend should be a brother.
And his heart should feel the same.
What tho' your paths in life may differ,
Since the hour when you first met;
Still have faith in one another.
You may need that friendship yet.
Have ye faith in one another
When you whisper love’s fond vow:
It will not be always summer.
Nor be always bright as now.
And when winter time comes o'er thee.
If some loving heart should share,
And have faith in one another,
Then you never need despair.
Have you faith in one another.
Nor to a doubting heart incline;
Doubts will make this world a desert
Where the sun will never shine.
Tho' you have some transient sorrow
That o'er shadows you to-day.
If you have faith in one another,
Sorrow with yon will not stay.
Have ve faith in one another.
And let honor be your guide;
Let no angry words be spoken,
_ W hat else ever may betide.
Grief and trouble may a.-sail us—
Ves. 1 have no doubt they will;
But have faith in one another.
For faith will conquer every ill.
COOKING receipts.
SANDWICHES.
These may be made from o mixture of
veal or chicken, mixed with chopped
cooked ham or tongue. After the two are
rubbed together, to each half pint may be
added a tablespoonful of stock, a teaspoon
ful of essence of anchovy or a little lemon
juice. Cut thin slices of bread from the
loaf, then with a round biscuit cutter cut
out the sandwiches, butter each lightly and
toast until a golden brown. Spread over
them while hot a thin layer of the mixture
ami press two together
BRAIN CUOQUKTES.
