Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-02-19


and all retakon and placed in the jail
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oh dear: shall we ever bic done Lying!
An honest old gentleman, in telling us his trou-
blcs, gave great prominence to the necessity he
frequently I'm Ter Of disappointing his Gus
toners, whose work could not be finished as soon
as he had promised. After explaining the diff
Guilty, no looked up with great earnestness, and
exclaimed. 80 dear! shall we ever be done with
this lying?"
We have ofenod wondered ourselves whether
such a contamination would ever take place
Your boots shall bo dono Saturday night with
out fail Nevertheless, you have to 60 to
church with gaping shoes, for the want Of them.
~ our coat shall DO sent homo by nine o'clock
Saturday night and you get it, in fact, the
"Wednesday after. "Will you lend me your
wheol-barrowl | will return it tonight You
wait for it till next week. and then send for it.
My carpenter solemnly agreed to finish my
house by November; but it was July before !
could get the key. My wood to DO split on
Saturday aftornoon-cnough for tho Sabbath; so
il was-but had to do it. My money was to be
paid me the next week. and then, next week;
and then, NEXT week-and then, as soon as he
could get it; no did get it and spont it, and then
it should be paid when he got it again-he got 1t
again; and paid another dobt because the man
treated him savagely than would. Tho
strength laid out in running for this money, II u
had been economically applied to labor, would
nearly, have earned the whole debt. The fellow
never paid me at last; but Death came along, and
he paid him promptly. "Oh! dear. shall we
got done with this lying?' 1t is one of the few
domestic manufactures which need no protection.
ond ~fsurishes without benefit either the pro-
duccr or observation-disclosures s. Gardener.
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Enterprise.
1t is said Of Mossrs. Hayden, Of Haydcnsve,
Mass, the celebrated stool pom manufacturers,
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business of making buttons by hand, employing
only two or three persons besides themselves.
They gradually enlarged their business, and in
1888 they had capital of 100000, and gave
employment to two hundred Persons In 1889
they added tho business of manufacturing steel
pens to that of button making. and now they have
a capital Of $l75,OOO, and employ daily 275
hands. Tho number OF buttons manufactured
at their establishment, daily in 1914, was 1000
gross. and the number of pens per day, 100 gross.
The case of these two brothers affords another
Proofo Of the ability Of industry, enterprise and
good management to command success.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Go and kick nm ants nest about, and You
will the little, laborious, courageous creatures
instantly set to work to get it together again ;
and if you do the same ten times over, they will
many times do up their work again. Hero IS
the sort of stuff that mon must be made OF to
oppose with success, those who, by whatever
means. get possession Of great and mlschievous
powers.-tCobbett.
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Q-Mr. Yancey, tho member of Congress from
Alabama, expelled from Williams College,
(Mass.) for throwing barrel Of pickles through
the window of Methodist meeting house, accor
ding to the Troy Wing. If the actions of the
child denote the behavior of tho man, some odd
proceedings may be expected from him. We do
not remember to have heard Of sourer trick
N. Y. Tribune.
| EFFORTS OF RoMANIsM.-Over SlJO, 900 have
been sent to this country in one year, according
TO the 22d Annual Report Of the Association for
tho propagation Of the Faith, in Lyons, France
During the last twelve months, one hundred mis-
sionaries have been sent to the United States -
Should it be asked, what is the meaning of this
effort of Rome, we answer in the language of the
Report itself, that "the Holy 500 could not OBJ
serve the commencement of great nation, with
out feeling an interest in its religious destiny
Baptist Re.
new company Of emigrants for Oregon will
start from Boonville. Missouri, next spring.