Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-25

nave Kept this primmer next 10 my heart.
ard dweltupon the hope of again mec<in q
tue glver. have met her. / see an hat
my imagination pictured. and ask IF fhe
dear hand that gave this book eani1c< be
mine forever %
Louise ielt deeper grief than ever azIen
Marian told he: she was TO becdp,e The
vile OF Mr.. Hamilton, the poor boz xhom
sne once spurned from her door, and 7cris-
iVely called intellect in rag But She
learned very severe lesson, and one that
changed the whole current of Der l;{e,-
For while she Stunned Mr.. Harnilton.
out by persevering kindness be made her
feei easy IN his presence, and she was tie
the acknowledged friend of the Conrress-
man and his noble wife.
Years have passed since then and I.oo;se
IS training up fam ly of little ones but
she is teaching them TO disoise not infsIlect
10 rags, but to De guided by Marion Is d II
The rich end the poor meet together.
and the Lord is the maker of them I'll q
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DIED.-In hay loft at Bellefontaire--
. poor Magdalen-young and gl5riss 4
teant,fui-~ but oh bow aIien-sesree n
years oi age dying alone-a alone in the
Tdarksome night; no delicacies, no tender
illustrations of mother, sisters or brothers.
God pity the woman who cried, Ego. stone
her to death % Shame, on community who
did not give decent burial to the poor
despised dust-whose crime in life. in the
eyes of the world, consisted more in her
failure to conceal her guilt than in the
commission oft.
Young men who every Sunday partake
OF bread and wine at the communion table
are known to have brought or caused her
to be brought there. From all we can
learn, the poor creature was dyugged, and
abused till death took her away.
The voices of hundreds cried lawful
but good enough for. hsrp'
Oh, what justice, what honor, what deli
cacy is there in recoiling from that poor,
fallen sister. while you ,celcome with brill
liant and cheerful homage those by whom
she fell!
Men, old and young, who seduce. who
drag down women to ruin-and leave them
to suffer the guilt-to die-to be refused
even pauper's burial-are laughed at
petted, and patronized by woman in the
church and out. Why? Because he has
money because he has position; because
women are consummate fools, willing To
fawn and f1atter any one, if they have fine
manners. These men are shocked a very
little just now, but they will go on, smiling
smooth tongued. flattered. honored, well
coined into refined society, entertained
10 respectable homes.
Oh, Justice, Love and Mercy, when will
they perfect reign be inaugurated upon the
earth ?
Poor, young girl-but little time ago
no fairer, purer child nestled upon a mo,
theirs bosom, or prsttled at fathers
knee-a bright and joyous childhood-and
then the grave took the mother-life was
elOuded--her sunny sky o'ercast with
temptation-the sister married-is courted
among the wealthy andiaristocratic of the
lard. The father married again. Of the
home from this point we have no means of
knowing-but it is fair to infer that self
wilied, handsome girl would be wild and
gIddy, would not brook restraint, thought
she could live and love safely wherever
she pleased. She met vultures, carrion
crows, libertines, Christians, q YES men
who claim to be Christians, wolves in
sheeps clothing, they consumed her-aud
women, who ought rather to avenge
her death. will continue to. danannce The.
victim and smile upon the destroyer.-
Western OliUe Branch.