ing daily recnfot'Cod. A younx girl
loviog "not wisely but to J well,''
yields herself to a seducer who ruins
and then forsakos her to a life ol
ruin, and thon forsake s her ton life
of vhunie and a death of despair. Not
one girl, but thousands of girls year
ly, to that, though a groat number ol
those whoso robes are boyond clean
sing hide themselves in tho grave
every twelve months, aaolbor great
company of tho pure drop to thoir
plscos, and keop ClIoJ to rplotion
tbo ranks of prostitution. Again
and again, in instances boyond coun
ting, are tragsdios repeatod in the
full presence of tho rising gen
eration, and yet it seems to grow do
wiser. Nothing bas boon mora fully
demonstrated tbsn that the first steps
of folly and sin aro fraught witb per
II. Nothing has been botlor proved
than that temperate drinking is al
ways dangerous, and that exoessive
drinking is slwsys ruinous. Mothlag
is bstter known than that a msn can
not consort with lewd womon for an
hoar without receiving a taint that a
whole lifo of repentance cannot whol
ly eradicato. Sinoe tiuio began have
women been led away by the same
promises, tbo tame empty pledgos,
tbs ssmo empty rowards. If young
men nod young women oould possi
bly learn, wisdom, it woald seem as if
tbey might win it in a single dsy, by
simply using thoir eyes and thinkiog
npon what they soe. Yot In the
great olty of Now York, and in alt the
the great cities of the country, young
ram and womon are all the time ro
poating tho mistakes of thoso around
tborawho are wrecked, in character
and fortune. Tbeyonng man keops
bit wine bottle, and resorts whore de
ceived snd ruinod women lie in wait
for prey, knowing perfectly well if be
knows suythlug, or ' Las ever used
fairly tho roason with which Heaven
has endowod him, that be is in the
bread road to pordition and there is
before him a life of disgnst and a
death ol horror. '
When the results of certain cour
ses of.conduct and eertairt indulgen
ces are so well ' known as these to
wkiob we allude, it seems atraage
soy cso enter upon them. 