Children, A bond of union, etc., 263 Are tattlers, 264 Be not impatient with, 265 Certain care, uncertain comforts, 266 Dear to parents, 267 Dutifulness, foundation, of virtue in, 268 Ease cares, with bliss, 269 Effect of good instruction, and bad example, 270 Enjoy the present, 271 Father's best legacy to, 272 Flatter not, but encourage, 273 Good physiognomists, 274 Dr. Guthrie's opinion, 275 Indulgence to, breeds ingratitude, 276 Industrious habits, better than, etc., 277 Instruction to, better than riches, 278 Japanese, always obedient, 279 Jewels dropped from Heaven, 280 Know friend and foe, 281 Let them learn more than yourself, 282 Like the to-morrow of society, 283 Live in the present, 284 Love, as being fresh from God's hand, 285 Love of, sign of pure heart, 286 More precious than gold, etc., 287 Need models, not critics, 288 Not always indulge, 289 Parents should discipline, 290 Pastime with, 291 Poor men's riches, 292 Praise, effect of, 293 Prevent parents from being selfish, 294 Reflect manners of parents, 295 Should be taught sympathy, 296 Still ours, though in heaven, 297 Teach children to tell the truth, 298 Teach love to, 299 Travelers newly arrived, etc., 300 Treat yours all alike, 301 Usually what their mothers are, 302 What to discountenance in, 303 Will grow up substantially what, 304 Christ, Abide with us, 305 Description of person of, 306 His last supper, a memorial, etc., 307 If you profess Him, do His deeds, 308 Patron of poor and afflicted, 309 The, a carpenter's consolation, 310 Think rightly of Him, 311 Christian, A, is the highest style of, 312 He that is a good man, 313 None, if not Christlike, 314 Christianity, No civilization without, 315 Christmas, When truly merry, 316 Church, A rebuke for staying away from, 317 Bring self to, not your clothes, 318 Cannot alone make good, 319 How it may grow, 320 I was once preaching in Scotland, 321 Late goers to, rebuked, 322 Plan to keep awake in, 323 Remember God is there, 324 Take your children to, 325 Two classes in, 326 Circumstances, Men are dependent on, 327 Civility, Bases of large fortune, 328 What is, 329 Clergyman, In city, what must have, 330 Clock, An ideal example of work, 331 Clergyman, Life of, is it enviable? 332 Should be like engine, etc., 333 College, Enter as early as possible, 334 Companions, Lonely, when musing on those gone, 335 Whom to choose, 336 Company, Pleasant, shortens miles, 337 Compensation, Child and childless, 338 What rich and poor find, 339 Complain, Every one must see daily, 340 Compliment, How usually accompanied, 341 Illuminate me with a ray of, 342 Compliments, Deference, most elegant of, 343 Fishers for, get bites, 344