INDEX. . . . 222 Page Pago 80 140 C 352 116 Good words 152 Grandfather's lesson books 225 29 Grave, a tiny, and a few . 105 345 209 Has your sin found you out? 25.5 1 297 266 I forgot 73 292 How my magazine is made 171 330 Japan, a drawing from 130 86 31-4 25 158 365 26 Library, the . 43 233 girl, the, who took 90 321 175 gleaner, the 257 318 296 218 169 Mines, a visit to the 113 185 Love of the word of God in India 329 Missionary's reward . . . 281 . . . 375 • 142 193 274 took place there . 82, 123, 138 son for . • 121 . 376 of money Page Page 47 18 Sarah Goodwin and her 4 boys (a true story). 2-13 Slow-paced Loris, the 17 | Snowy owl, the 191 81 Susie's mistako 8, 33, 65, 97, 129, 161 115 Tahles of stone, the 214 Thunder storm, tho 306 what others have 113 Bible? 87 , the 313 Will you give your hearts 205 • 217 . . 255 15 POETRY. 32 . Be Thou my guide 327 | January verses. 128 Little pilgrim, the 303 Lord's day morning 350 "Now" 23 Oh, make me thine 159 Saviour, praise to the 183 Seek the Lord The friend you need 111 Violet, tho 239 White robes . • 293 • 271 . 280 . 96 A HAPPY NEW YEAR. A HAPPY NEW YEAR! young readers. In the passing hours of the new year may you find a happy, happy No. 193. JANUARY, 1861. B time. May you be as happy as those who love you wish you to be. By day and night, in school or at home, may you be happy, and find this year one which you will ever remember for its delight and its profit. The whole world seeks to be happy, and no doubt you will too. One takes one road, and one another. The boy chases the butterfly among the flowers, and thinks that he is happy. Did you ever catch a butterfly ? Did you not see how your fingers had a small shining dust on them, rubbed from the wings of the little insect? It is just 80 with us all. We catch the butterfly, but it is of no use, and all we get is the glossy, shining dust, which is rubbed off in a moment. We have more pleasure in chasing them than in having the dust. So of the happiness of the world, and all its flying pleasures. They look beautiful and bright, but they are nothing when we catch them. But if you wish to be happy, you must give your heart to Jesus ; you must look to him as your Saviour; you must be like him. Then the happy heart inside will make a happy world outside. You must try, by smiles and kind acts, and by loving words, to make happiness instead of unhappiness and your homes will be cheerful, happy homes. A little boy saw two young birds pecking at each other, and he asked his brother what they were doing. They are quarrelling," was the answer. that cannot be," said the loving child," they are brothers !” What a happy year you might have, if the little boy's thought of the birds could only be a picture of your home. Let brothers and sisters make up their " Oh no, |