Truly the young men of our day are well looked after. Within the last twenty years the Press has issued quite a library of books written specially for this class, and dealing with all the difficulties and dangers that attend the outset of life. Periodical literature has also given a prominent place to their interests; the pulpit is alive to their claims as it never was before; and in nearly all our large towns the significant letters, "Y.M.C.A.," meeting the eye on the public thoroughfares, tell that the Young Men's Christian Association, with its manifold and wholesome influences, is extending its ramifications throughout the land.