Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-01
Troubles.

Who don't get into troubles? Who passes
through the world smoothly But troubles must
be met manfully, boldly, fearlessly. II is not 10
be expected tina, every thing will go on smoothly
and calmly. Did n brook ever run its course
without encountering here and there a pebble
which would cnuse q murmur in its onward
course, and disturb the smoothness OF its CURRENT
Can we expect TO pass through life without its
being chequered will, crosses and annoyances?
II is Of no use TO talk about living free from ,rou-
b'es. They besei the palace OF the rich as we'll
as the cottag e of the poor. Wealth cannot keen
off sickness. Wealth cannot prohibit death from
entering its doors. Wealth cannot prevent Us
from encounterlng troubles, cannot purchase m
exception from cares and nnxIeties: cannot mako
US always happy; cannot free us from ennui: in
short cannot make US perfectly happy.
Troubles will come upon US, domestic or pecu-
mary, and we have only TO get over them Tho
best way we can; not brood over them; not mako
a mountain on, Of a mole hill; not imagine every-
thing is wrong when perhaps almost everything
is prosperous.
If you are over head and ears in troubles, tho
only way Is TO fight your way manfnlly, and you
will be almos, sure TO conquer, Off coat, roll
up your sleeves, and 60 to work in good earnest;
and the harder and more diligently you la Dor, the
sooner will your troubles cease 10 annoy you.
Troubles do not often ccme alone. Their
name is legion, for they are many, ard you have
only to foriify yourself the stronger against them.
''' VI wa 'h'c' 'A' ~ tbh1bNb. tUCIU
boldly, with The heart Of n lion. Remember that
rep'ning does not mend the matter, that proans
and dependency does not make one happier:
that signs avail nothing, although they cos, many
an aching heart. but If you are in trouble 90 to
work with a right good will, and, with a clear
head. and a ligh, heart, and a pair Of thick pam
falcons, determined to make the best Of every
Thing, success is sure TO crown YOUR efforts.
The following advice. which we copy from nm
exchange paper. although perhaps some wha, ultra,
least some OF lt-worih remembering: Be
as long es your mouth is full snd your
body warm--remember the poor-kiss the pretty
rob your neIghbor's henroosi--never
an EDITORS pocket, nor entertain the ideh
he IL going 10 track-kick dull care TO tho
1euce-hlack your own toots'-and, we will add.
sew on your own buttons when you bust EN- off
Jour trowsers.-Boston Trans.
THE REVENUE OF k~ESrUcKY.--From the Re-
port Of the Commissioned for 1871, it appears
Ina, the Revenue of the State Of Kentucky deri-
gable from the various sources Of taxation has
TO S399,356 Is. being an increase
that of las, year, Of 1924, OO2. ~. Result
ing from a further tax Of % cents. imposed last
year. The value Of the taxable property Of the
State is returned at 263, s45, 73s dollars.
A New ScIEScE-NenroIoev i. The name
IN a NEW SCIENCE" which has recently
discovered 10 Louisville. XIV, by one Doc
or bccnanan- IL goes a little ahead OF animal
The operator, by a compression Of
he different chronological organs Of the brain,
be able 10 excite them. and produce
orre.pnnding emotions IN. the mind. For in
lance, IN one Of the exhibitions, he had q lady TO
perate upon. and although she 10 a feefofaHer,
he PERSISTED in the desire for a glaes Of today.
The Cincinnati Times very npily remarks, as
impression is the means used to produce these
effects, the softer the Uranium the
pe,ter for the operator.