A True Woman

Kven in the busiest town, and atmd tho mostabsorbing pursuits, the hcarts of men turn with an instinctive honiage toward thosewho have brought down and ïllustratcd in their lives the purest precepts ot faith. The life of a truo woman reveáis to us sources of influence which the world can never give. She may be endowed with a charm of personal lovelincsa which adds to theattractivenessofher virtues ; slio may have advantages of wealth and position which give her an opportumty that all cannot bave to show her disinterested re gard for others; she may have quahties of mind and heart which pecuhaily fat her to be the joy and prido of hor friends. But these are not the secret of the power through which she creates an atmosphore of Kcntle affections, which she Wis eacti day the acknowledged and unreopgmzcd offices of kindness that makc her home a center of Christian charities and Rracos.