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Dr. J. Hamilton

Reward of Difficulties.

HREE young men, who had visited South Wales to enjoy the scenery of the place, came to the foot of the Black Mountains, which one of them proposed they should ascend; to this the other two agreed. The ascent was very steep, and weary work it was to toil up to the summit, but when they arrived there, the view was so extensive and beautiful that it delighted them all. "I tell you what," said one of them, "let us never again complain of fatigue in such an enterprise as this. It has been hard work, sure enough, to get to the top of this mountain, but now W The Poor Man to His Son. class. But, nothing daunted, he procured the gram- we are here, the prospect richly repays us for all our mars and other elementary books which his class- labor."