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TNe soay some people make thenselues trouble.- girl some eighteen years of age was observed in the yard of farm house, near a well, wrngiDg her hands and weeping most bitterly. A friend asked her what her trouble was. o dear,' said she, I was thinking what awful thing it would be, if l should happen to get married, and have baby ,and the poor thing should happen to fall into this well and get drowned,-0 dear, how dreadful it would ber and the girl went on wringing her hands and weeping as if her heart would break With large portion of mankind, their troubles are of the same borrowed and imaginary character; but to suffer borrowed trouble, is real trouble; so we think people better not borrow.-OiiUe Branch.

 The .Norm0ns. one day to meet with Mormon, Swede by nativity, we made some inquiries respecting the state of affairs at the holy city, He stated that the Mormons have still full faith in the doctrines of the prophet, the most of the towards ran away on the first appearance of danger, and that large number have now left the city to assist in gathering the harvest in the adjacent counties; but that the temple is still in progress, and upon it's completion he shall leave mission to his native land; that messengers have been des patched to various and distant parts of the country for the twelve Apostles and that on thetr arrival successor to the prophet will be chosen.

 St. LoIas RepW5ltcan.