DON'T BE DISCOURAGED.
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IF in the outset of life things do not go on
smoothly. 1t seldom happens that the
hopes we cherish of the future are realized.
The path of life, in the prospect, appears
smooth and level enough, bat when we come
to travel it, we find it all up hill, and gen
crallv rough enough. The journey is
laborious one, and whether poor OR wealthy,
high or low, we shall find it SO, to our dis
appointment, if we have built on any other
calculation. To endure what is to be en-
dured with as much cheerfnlness as posi-
hle--and to elbow our way as easily as we
can through the great crowd, hopelng Tor
little, vet striving for much, is perhaps the
true plan. But


Don't be discouraged, if occasionally you
slim down bv the way, and your neighbours
tread over YOU little; in other words, don't
let failure or two dishearten you-acci-
dents happen; miscalculations will some
times he made; things will often turn out
differently from our expectations, ana we
NAV be striferers-It is worth while to re-
member that fortune is like the skies III a.
nril sometimes clouded, and sometimes
clear and favorable and as it would he folly
to despair of again seeing the sun, because
| TODAY is stormy, so it is lnwlse TO SINK into
desnondency, when fortune frown4, since,
in the common course of things she may be
| urely expected to smile again. ana d.
gain


Don't be discouraged if you are deceived
in the people of the world it often happens
that men wear borrowed haracters, as well
as borrowed clothes, and sometimes those
who have long stood fair before the world,
are very rotten at the core. From sources
such as these you may be most unexpected
" deceived; and you will naturally teei sore
under such receptions; but to these you
must become used, if you fare as most peo-
ple do, they will lose their novelty before
you grow grey, and you vii! learn to trus
men cautiously, and examine their Iharac'
ters closely, before you allow them grea
opportunities to injure you.


Don't be discouraged under any circum
stances Go steadily forward. Rather con


suit your own conscience, than the opinion


of men, though the last is not to be d,sre


garded. BE industrious; be frugal; be hon


est; deal in perfect Kindness with all. win
come in your way, exercising neighbour.


and obiiging spirit in your whole intercourse


and if you do not prosper as rapidly as an;
Of your neighbours, depend upon 1t you VII
be as happy.-EmNorinm.