Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-15
One Way and the other.


ONE WAY.
Father" said a woman to her husband
one morning, 3" the buys want some new.
shues "
Want, want-always wanting !" said
the man IN cross toue. i've got nu
shues if You want them "
- don't know who should, If you can't
answered the wife, catching the spirit ef
her husband and the spirit once caught.
she carried it down stairs into the kitchen,
where she quickly saw breakfast was IN q
backward state.
Sally" she cried, "wby in the world
isn't breakfast ready? The mornings are
long enough"
. This awful green wood ~ cried Sally,
who until now had been doing her best
but catching the spirit of her mistress
tone, she quite lost her temper. +" The
wonder is breakfasts get at all f" while her
mistress Went out, and little Joe came in
from the wUUd house.
" Tie my shoe. Sally" said he, "the
string has tripped me up awfully"
- Go away" cried Sally, "and not pes
ter me at treHkfast time.7
Cross creature % cried little joe
pouting and pulling off his shoe, which Tor
mischief or not knowing what else to do,
he swung at the cat tapping her milk
The shoe sent the cat one way. the cup in
another, and the milk in puddle
e You m'schievous puppy % cried she
giving little Joe shake, and sending hin.
!. off IT, the sitting room
I Joe in a terrible pet, fell On his little
sister, who was playing with woolly dog,
toy her aunt gave her. making it bark in
weezy tone DO real dog was ever guilty
Of.
Give it to me-" cried Joe, suatching
1t from her hand ; whereupnn Susy burst
into into an angry cry. Joe's mother
struck him Tor it, aud he set up howl
equal to any young cub in u bears den /:
=" by the time breakfast was ready the
family sky was as dark and squaliy as it
"'uld be, Tor crUssness is catching and
, the beginning Of strife is as when one
/ letteth out water"
THE OTHER WAY.
Father" said woman to her husband
one morning, ".he boys want some new
shoes"
Yes, | suppose it is most time" answers
her husband but | can't so well SPARE
the money just now. | wonder if
couldn't black them up nicely, aud make
them answer little longer. Let's see
now "
Do not trouble yourself with them
husband, " said the wife. " Let me try
aud what gloss can put on them may
tie they'll look as good as new" and away
/ she tripped down stairs into the kitchen.
" Sally" said she, you are a lntle be-
hind with breakfast but I'll help YOU no
wonder, the green wood troubles, I'm
/ afraid"
" Please NJ" answered Sally, "I'il fetch
breakfast on the table in moment" and
/ Sally stlrs about with cheerful brisknpsS.
I while little Joe cumes in aud asks TO have
/ has shoe tied.
- In moment, deary," answered Sally,
| after run down and get some kindings:
+ your ma wants breakfast"
Z" Let me CO." said little joe, "I'll bring
You some beauties" and away scampered
I the little fellow, who souu comes back with
/ an arniful.
" There, Sally" says he. won't that
( helP you ?"
q Yes, deary, now let me tie your shoe"
/ and while she does it, Joe is looking at
pussy tapping her milk.
" Pussy, has had her breakfast" he said
- and I'll take up her cup, lest some one
should step upon 1t and break it. Come
pussy, 90 with me, ard he carries her
into the sitting room
- Pussy has I'D her breakfast" he SAID
to Susy " now will She think your woolly
dog is Il real dog? Let's show it to her u
" SdNy puts down her plaything, little
woody dog, and sure enough, puss, as soon
as she saw it, pushed her tail aud backed
up her back, just ready for a fight; but
pretty soon she saw her mistake and ran
uncer the table as il afraid tO be laughed
at How the children laugh, and what a
pleasant breakfast that was, where kind
ness was the largest dish +; for pleasant
words are as Il honey comb, sweet to the
soul, aud health to the bones