, 1861-08-11


Especial Ce.resnouden,ce Of Chicaao T.tbunc1
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@1e Nuet nt4uent ;oe!oeAot " e>7aA W.
itors to Illinois, isthe apPareut want OF wood
and water. These are eof course essential to
tbe successful culture Of any, country, for:
"1.nous t,,e, ~" -4.e mfAtAae .1e
coil ana ci1ma1e may be, uense population
possessing al the elements OF modern ciyiliza.
tion cannot exist In anv conntrv. Thu frat
of 4hese oht, cnona is -er,avsa h., ~. ii.
" .AsSe Wy >.'4o1a 20 1e.4o'eo ~ oui ian"aye,
which cfoss the State In al directions, dis
for fuel and 1unaber from ch;caoo and other
~ 4ue4 ano Auinoet nouu en.eao ano o1ne1
sources cheaply and rapidly, for building pur-
poses. As to the other element, water, in
srrue erct;ona NJ +be S+o+a - "a atm ,,t -
ssme see1lohs ol lns eease It Is stln not 50
aoanoant u so gooo as Is oeHnao4e. II olner
SOURCES fail, carefully built cistern with q
filter; and in the summer the addition of Ire
w;,7.snnn1v a family With the v-u hesst NJ ,,,'
near:,a. 49,. .;a:t - - " .' M
the southern portion Of: Iroqueis county is
rrost 'ahnnndantiv eunn1fed with erce7,ont .,,a
:; -"
ter from artes1an wells. 1t ID obtained at
iepth of from forty to q hundred faet- and in
80 v7oo,e H,..s f,cno-+1,a- a+n,, - ~ -.
est Eaasis 1uMe .t e 1,. 1nS etup VI Me pipe
1n n oGau.'au stleam- tnSIs ~ no8, IS We
4hev nrore ~ ;nesti4nas,ie - 1s1Hs anu
n3esa stea,n nil H. f,-r;a5.s .itt, q. .nls
mnn1;es rom nna - ~ 4hasa Mltn ~ 1ounaans
~ rs;,.e ~ - - Iunu ~ ~ est sue
e;5a11a no ~ "n4en 4e ea1tle rom con-
+hsir 4S;eet F,s, NJ ga1ne1 20 auenca
nnse 1he wa+ar 10 aoV9a aa~Io+ t;,ntna saR,
Ss rnr anI ~ mGteh nsa oemnat ~ n9ctnfed with
nrma H. = t atsd poRss :; noon ne,
IA1AQ aNAuEG01AtA w REE1tE IL 10 AQF
3taeEs 3aa1h laas .aa 1ar aiso 2 mas proved very
nnu Ietsons akng 81 Il EVEN Immoo @
10y, ha, s1psr.e4Ss 70 " enecls 1fom II Inns
re 4asG Retsoy 1estea, 11r eeing opl on
cesslVe heat ~ uestag sesefs{ @ a9sng nne ez,
fndn1ped net 3rae;v snd I 3tsf - - - ~.
erY drought. Cattle nnce drintfnor # ~ Iii III
travel miiss to ret It in nrefrencato snv -
srate. "11s ~ IL eneo W any oIaer
Some Of these wells era ~ arrano.;7 so =, h.
objects nf surnassinp heantv n6e ~ Ia.o ~ ~
on fa,1n aho1t six miles sontheast of 1h;s
pIace, boiliny m from A. fcnr ;ncn f1,be a6nae S
three feet above the Ground. falls aver m al
sides IN pure. ensrl11;no sheet and ;nu+ha ~ ~,
bright sunlight "a we saw It fh1s aftarnoon
formed one of the moet beantifn1 ohfects ~
ever saw. Another on the farm oT a. E.
B1akesley, Eeq nine miles from Onarga, has
no taste Of the sulphur and iron, and seems
10 atsr rs IS R4Ee aad ewset = s ne PEST spring
you'd nj a tube three inches n diameter. As
ne temperature Of the water from the wells
!s ano1L tnaG q sprapg water, II 1s usually led
mo ~ g long nght po1. N Wh'cn m1ik u and but
" pans aug erochs are placed IN summer,
honee ei'gg ~ ,,ts VI ~ eassG5n mik
soaEs. eso1E IN WINTER Il Keeps the milk from
taIeezing iaa4 and n n thousand ways, this abun-
oh3a oane PUPPY - gooa WaEer le perfectly 1nvalu-
a. an.e ~ Lhe eslze1s u Hoquols county. On
t! Ine ntm q Uf. I. L. HeW1ns, Whose cour-
no uee thoss oar Plty enjoyed last even