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dren will often think of the poor, guilty,
dying heathen, and pay for them. Re-
member the words of our Saviour, dear
friends: “The harvest truly is plenteous,
but the laborers are few. Pray ye, there-
fore, the Lord of the harvest, that he will
send forth laborers into his harvest.”
Yours, fraternally,
WM. M. JONES.

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CLOSE OF THE VOLUME.

One word, my dear friends—let me say
one word more to you, before this volume

learn to make the most of time. You
are fond of play, I see. That js natural
enough. I love to see children play and
enjoy themselves. But you must not for-
get, that it is a serious thing to live in
this world—that there is a great deal to
be done while we are in it—that we can-
not go through this life but once—and
that, unless we wisely improve the mo-
ments as they pass, we shall have no
treasure laid up in heaven. Live to some
purpose. ‘Take care of the interests of
your soul. Let your constant aim be, to

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