FOWLERS AND WELLS, PUBLISHERS,
CLINTON HALL, 129 AND 131 NASSAU STREET.

1851.

Phil 9560.4

1869, May 22. By Exchange of Duplicates.

Entered according to Art of Congress, in the year 1847, by C. MORLEY, in the Clerks Office of the District Court of the United States, for the Southern District of New York

Revenge,

Fear and Hope,

Mistaken Ideas,

Forgiveness,

Scolding,

Doing Good,

Facts by I. T. Hopper,

The Reclaimed,

A Remarkable Instance,

M. Le Pelletier,

John Bruen,

Two Christians,

Sigismond,

A Poor Negro,

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The Cherokee Women,

A Little Girl,

Peace Principles Tested,

Kindness to Animals, by Charlotte Elizabeth,

Extract from the Report of the N.Y Prison Association, 97

INTRODUCTION.

THE heart of the guilty resists and defies reproach, but melts before the accents of

KINDNESS.

Thousands by its power have been reclaimed from the fangs of intemperance, and other destructive vices. It is almost omnipotent; its power will accomplish what all other human instrumentalities alone cannot; it softens even a savage's heart, and subdues the fierce rage of the wild beasts of the forest. Therefore, reader,

if

you wish to reclaim a poor wanderer, treat him kindly; if a fellow being insults you, treat

him kindly, and then you will not only most ef