er, 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

Conceit, Folly to advise conceited people, 345
Not wise, 346
People conceited need no sympathy, 347
Puffs up, but does not prop, 348
Self, effect of imagination, 349

Conduct, How to discuss, how to decide, 350
Never waver between right and wrong, 351

Confidence, Gives pleasure, etc., 352
No one too sure to miss, 353
Over, indulge not in, 354
Plant of slow growth, 355
Who knows his road, he has, 356
Whom to put it in, 357

Conscience, Good, sold but not bought, 358
Good, worth its cost, 359
A clear, is a good, 360
Quiet makes serene, 361
The chamber of justice, 362
Voice of God, 363
Voice of God in the heart, 364

Consistency, Thou art a, 365

Constancy, None in earthly things, 366

Contention, Yield, rather than dispute, 367
Where two discourse, 368

Contentment, A reason given for, 369
Be not with what you are, 370
Comes from liking what one has, 371
Comes from nature, not the world, 37