Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-20


Of purpose, 1t is;lwcnderful to see what
miTaeiss fesolste and uHy1gIdiBg gpiSiti
wifi achieve. nBefcFeqits irresistible eHl
cry fheH most sfofmfdabIe a6bsiacss Sdses
come as t0b&eb B6fFieEs itfils pad. DIE
fculties, the terrors of which cause the
pampered sons Of Injury 10 shrink back
with dismay. provoke frot1s Tie, man Of
lofty determination oDlyeR sInil e.s,e The
whole history ofours race-E-aIf natureTin.
deed-teetds with examples to showIwbat
wordeFs may be accomplished By rcsoiute
PERSEVERANCE, snnd patient toll. n ssa-,s.
i issFelated Of fIamerlane; the celebra.
ted warrior the terror of whose arms
spread through al the eastern nations,
anfsWhomigietoTy attended at almost eve.
~ stepFthat he once learned from Sin.
sect a'fesson of perseverance which Had
striking effect on his future character
and suceess.l When closely pursued by
his eheHies--Es pcotemporaryafel,sq
anerdote he took sreftige i'm sopaelol5 =, ;,
ins,swhere lef. TO this solitary musings
hsi espied an anttugging and, striving %,
carry away q Single grain of corn His
',haSaftfng efforts wergTepe ztysHiiue.
times, and at each sesetal time. aS soon
as Rsgyeaebe a certain point of proiec.
uqn,ihe teh back viihhis burden. unable
20 surmount it. But the seventeen time
hssboEe aWaEh bis spoil in triumph. and,
Ieit the wondering hero terminated and
"splgpg IhtbS hope of future, victory, i
sItow pregnant the lesson,this incident
conseya HDwanany thousand instances
'tereAare in which i6glorioassdefea At, ends
iPs career ofthe0 timid and edespondibg, I
VaeA the same, tepacitg. Of PptIpospe, the,
fsn'e annfilninch ing perseverance,, would.
croMn It with triumphant success.
.stksle sollrti6n IS almost fnpotefit..i S6eri-
dalNas a. fEst timid. and obliged sto,sila
down in the midst of speech. ;. Conyin.
ced OF and mortfedaate the cause of his
failure, he.said one. day Ia friend nh IS
IN nae and shalbTcomci out" From that
moment he rose and shof1e,, and triutnphed
in as conFtbnaFe eloquences. Here Vas
true and moral courage. And it we'll OBJ
seTHdd Observation-Disclosures, tina il is not
because things are disseait that we dare
fiqtppde rtake them. BE then bold in
spTtr1s ;aGulgeFnos doubts flrdouGts arc &c,
ttartorss adn the practical pursuit of our
high aims 1letsus never lose sight of ii, in
the Slightest instance; for it Is more by
adiEegard ofsIpall things, than by on open
and tiagrant offences, thai men come short
OF excellence. There is always n RIGHT
aud@roDg; and if yohtey doubt, be sure
yontake not the wrong Observe, this
rue ii and every experience will be to YOU
{ measure ssgi r ofadyancement. tss's4 a.t
"a e Keeping Potatoes Sound. re- ds
We have had occasion to commend the
prnrtrre-of keeping potatoes through the
WIn'erin heaps, out of doors, by using
abundence of straw, aud but a moderate
qlantttY ofearth as a covering I'VE have
repeatedly known heaps Of so or or 20 bush.
els covered with compact LAYER of straw
one footEtics and only a few inches %
Garth outside, to endure winter and eorlv
spring Without tho loss of of 4 neet.
IN iate exPerement- of the winte {, a
hsaP thus coveFedwinteF9d through with
the loss Of MOI, more than half of q, neck.
although alafge portion of the same crop
which was remoseddo tho cellar wasalost
BY the rot; and aethe same time hoanv
heighbors lost theeqdarters oftbeir pota.
toes-nurred In the usual way, that is, with
only few inches of straw under foot d
earth; II will be perceived at a glance
that the mode here proposed secures 4
an eminent degree, sufficient protection
ironrlrost, dryness and ventilation All
Potatoes in heaps, buried earlyin autumn
should ba kept constantly, we'll ventilated
nya hole and whisp, of straw at the ton
me mascot rotten potatoes, SO ualy
found AZ the apex of,the heap, anu USUALLY
attributed to freezing, is more freouently
ihe result of foul confined air. rising T.
the t9p,754l6. 1Cult. -, .,..'1 81
S1IT ron HOSES. person isvhs
kept sixteen horses, made The FOLLOWING
experiment with seveno fiji en-, 4 ~ = ll,a9
been accustomed 10 eat All vit9a 1ba;,
ieeass3 krmps ofErocky salt sxerezlai,l n
peE managers and these Jumps, previous.
W Weighed were examined regularlv
y. ascertain what quantity, weekly lad
ceen consumed, and i was srepeatedl,
aSgnd that,wheneyeri these horses were
tseon hay audseorns they consumed ,opl,
Iwo ana a halt or three ounces per day,
.ttAisiasi should eenyinces US of ,ihe eexne.
dls1cytof gren,ittfng cur cattle, tbeefTee
use OF salt, it being much more palatab,e
aanltne .othsEia q refined state and rby
iar cheaPer-BoSton Cultiraior. -
.kALEABLEA DiscovERY.-The Bulf.L
Commercial learns from a genlIeinan
Who has Just returned from the Wiscon.
$40 river, that bordering on the river a.
!l9ut zen or fifteen miles north of Helena
hssaniimonysore. ofthe. richest quality ane
,s1sae greatest abundance. The ore is
as rtcn as the Galena or lead ore aant
WI yield about IS per cent pure antimo.
ny. it's found lust where The broad foI1