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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-24

nI'fdNf ttHtaaHtsi s % tIfF Nlsll7 3lfll 8
BY g. &C. Earl E:.i
d 'tvsuIIaale ae .hat. 1ges.d &c i

Some peeplsuFsnever coBtentsd, --sotnS 50
bar Never satisasd, easy or still, sTsigs a'sat
-Bataiuays ars gFOuIins and grnmbIlng,
lat sIerytbing 50 q q win, 5sa
4hsy never appear 10 De hhppy, SIX
But sssm sssr % Be ms s,eW -
Boot SoaaethIng o. someboay. Now -
"a woaIdn's dOtiats would you
K, .-s...a@s.- seref a. ss5s4 4 "a
Now whss flour Dext.door nelehbCrs !.
Do live in much Aaer style, q
And. uhep they : 90 ont slo ppins.ss $500 =.
Exhibit much larger @piles q ~. -.
Dont you krov We should BE- eontenssA :.
win otit lot, live uprIgh. and true, s -.
1ndnOt grnmble u What can't be usndsd. -
Wouldn't DO chat: would yOui go -,
me rp0ftyOs heard Of your neluhAOr, 81 u
q Perhaps Il is fosnded on fack;lsfaq .suasaigs ~
+ Z Aad. wbi.s yoa % not uphold hin sssaIaBsE q
az In any dishODor.bie aeisf ~ fsssiaz5 .,
DAT brait II about the whole country, ,e8sz
70 Although yoa may tell sOmasbing nsv. ssas
Psddliug seardaIisA very lpsos bu1ins1sss ssss
NOulan't a. that: vOlldyonl b s:aaa
Nsw psssoas may honestly amer. = aiss'a 81
1HssIn thsr doctrines. opiBIons % sFssd: SD szl
Ard veil doNs know that shiu an Ttne =. = 10
OftPntimes 70 Discussion WI Isad. 75Fr5Ei =.
E 30 thb 10 have no olDsstious, asssfQsa s6't
81 iWhSn'a laaaabls objects iB'vlsW;H .ustj q
is But 20 raugie and auafsolabous thsm,b 20 %,
ssag J WOuldn'td9 that: Hoala yOus "a axBar9.
6Ils siNays ~iii borrow tro1bi. Z 30 sec
-A''A Ard thesky may be evsr 50 clear, - 80
Yet they're sure a storm Is spproachiog.
And TO noorTow e will surely be here.
They've AFRAID % smile and be happy;
To be lively aud gay wouldn't do;
ri b they live on, frSstinS and gfuslblhe ss%
-Aas IWoulds't dothas; vsuld yOgfaas3ss q so
- BssaFa lone Ous t0iiiOs and striving %
WIN tie tSSnbiss snl earss Or this sas1s
-si'Yotths shafsS u maIacs Ao9 ofsen y sAi ''a.
In her IonsIInea 1t her are hurledI rs
! Ths saipiclOus and vile IuuspdO& "s
Set oAout BY q vile siandsring crew A'S
or rob her q All She hold precious. 90
r. IwOuIdnT Do that: would you, -~A
We all have sur tnlI share Of sorrow, Lgs,,t,e
81, And should have our fuIl sham OF joy 7aq q
>. Hs should look foe . brighter temospO~, - ie5
Where no gsiels OF to-day via alloy ,,fss
Let The siormrlouds gather and thIsksn,. r,,. 3
And sfiietiOns our pathway pursns-; ss,S,
Yetve never ShouId give mp. desparing. -..[s.,,
I wouIdn'. do thas would sOui,. s..,.yg AZ,
- NowIie b but short af tho Longest sSsegn- isSi
j. compared you know; % aspsu:aa - Ems
rs mae; ere thrR shpuld be aetiYe, 81 Sc
a. n Doing all the good that we can; asaisiia5
Be happy, contented, and chcafui: a. els
Do with might rhst our bands nnd 70 Do:
+, KOthlngslOthful morse complaining.
sSs lNUuian't do Il; goGldy0al = ass gsesseo
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-24

H - MHM a.
Yes, they are sleeping, ling, dfeamlese
sleep, FF6m witch t6ey oil never n~dt en-.
Sleeping Ear away from mother and hOms,
far from, wife and children, from brother
and sister. and the fair gentle girl whose
check has faded like the rose when the
chilling blssls Of Aut0moi eWeeu over Il.
waiting Tor The eoningof the loved one =
Perhaps il has not been long since they
left home to 90 forth TO battle Tor the right;
yet what length Of time, what en- esdiees
eternity itscenss 20 the euxious heartss q
home aow eagerly they watch The post
for The coming letter. and bow dissppOin.
ted they are II il fails 10 srrive ct the ex-
pected time. Then comes the news Of q
great battle, great lose Of life. glori0us vie
tory. Eagerly they grasp the ps2er. bul
the words ell run together--thsre is q mist
before their eyes. M ss'-"s ts Ssf'ts'a
Here Merry, you resd THE" saysi 9
mother whose son was in that hstsle.
" my eyee are not 90 good as they used %
Bot 'tis DOT Ser e,es 20 ne .stsiUs.
fear shatis enaWiaR at her heaFt,, thal
makes her eye sight fail bet. sMary. reads
the list of the wounded. lie 10 not tbeee,
A Sigh Of relief escsped che mothers
bosom as they look down The lies Of the
killed ~ Sssas s.sE tE-El .esEeigt fsst III
.s.Heis not ahers. thank Godp' sriss tbs
mother, burstinR into tears. 1890.
But, stop here !is his name, and Just
opposite 70 II the word 'aulissiSe." Mis-
sing scsswlsd away. perhaps. 10 saus.
lonely spQt after being9ortaIly sounded, &c
escape the scorcbing rays Of the sun. He
Is left TO die aiOhe and uncared lJr. n
some ioe6ly prison. sbus outl from che dad
snDliehs aud Iife agisiag airthas cor Ord
ess e e0on,iially provided fssail y die
= Sleeping r Yes, q tbS lonely tSSu,ps
On she broad psaisissy sb0asaads are slesp.
ing; sewe stFlken d0sn, by disease. Sssl.
ing wth lever. dyiog, indeed, martyrs q
the cause they losed so we'll yet NOT with.
oOt the cooeohDR thonght that they bed
fallen bEaxely on she hAttle Geld. isssaassG
IL All alaRR che blue Potomac they era
sleeping; bat pleasant streams and grand
old forests. thar together chant solemn Dir.
ges Ground their resting plsces, GhIlsa q,
siars keep mOurnful watch over them al
night. 60 s-~ s1ssv 90, -. 81, "A
And they will sleep on til the Last rol
cali 10 sounded-tken there yin Be ffanl
aWakening-S terrible uprising In sjadg.
neat agaisst those traitors. Who, % serEI
their own base. ambitious ends, .buvs
brought such desolation and destructios
upon our once prosperous and beantifa
land. z8FtEH szs er AE-La 1881 CT z5FEE
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-24

geefrietIsk ofsys, yssssfipsi N - nsSn1 al
EpsdltlOSsly sxeedssdto order oss lbsrs it.rnS. Z
Antasorslaest % bisaks hep eonstansIy "a Il q
- al or6efs fof AdvsrtIsiug Or 5ob Wot& -
% eceempaniea bycnIh, unlesss0me psssoh Rho16 Z
apeeenes Ee'ponsible fer tAs sams.i1D $50. }
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-24

g. The swan subfuPg fhs eagle Hhen be A.
taeks her On her oW1 etainenf:: -se The weak
est may eubdus bis strongest foe il he Hiil
bat keep his plaes end % bis dnEys =
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-24
: Long speech. !


90 ooe Of thoee memorsbte days, when
the kansas Nebraska bill" was beng de.
bated. Senator Se9ard taqped DuuRlas on
the shoulder and WHISPERED n his al. th,,
he had snme :. BaartcnD IN the Seuaaor',
pEisate room. which was twenty years I'D,
and npon il be desired 70 get DuaRlas
Judgment. The Little Giant" declined
stating that be meant 60 epvak In 4 fsG
uomei'ts, aud wished hls brain upclsadrd
by the fumes of liquor. At the eo0clusisn
OF It's speech. Douglas sank down exausi
cd, in his chair, hardly conscious ~ ttst
ceDefatu !sti6ns aI tl.ase Wa flocksd ,ou0d
hi@ ; at this juhcture. Seward sei1ed The
orators arm aud bore him Of 70 the Sena
torial esnctum.
Here's. the tBourbcn, Douglas. I" sad
Seward, ''tty some. itS sixty yeafs DID,
|'-.Seward. ~ remarksdl D.mglaa, IL have %.
day made the Longest speech ssers deliver
ed-histury has DO parallel for. t." 80
How Is thatp rejoiBed Seward, HyoJ
spoke shout two hours only. - eii : -
D0nglss reylied: ls sIrtf sszvss1E "a
IA 'DaR't you recnllect that. q moment be
fore l obtained the door, you invited me q
partske Of some Bourbon twenty years ia
and Ro~i immediately. after olosiag my se
MARKS. Jon extend 70 me anms af the same
liquor with the assertion thar Il i sixt,
Years eld!"-a forty yesr's speech Was nsF'
g Se&srd scknosIedged The .ssoro, % end
she too enemies (pOliucallyi ] ''suiled"
An Arbnsary Arrester ArreSs.
s-iss'' 'H'a' ed. ts'os ssasFaT go y
ss 1e.,..l - i,9.- -r.fe,a q - -.
Or. Edp"n B, Old. haa bimkelt been 6fFsA,
ned by the Eherissf q Fsit6el9 county. enc
taken 10 Lancaster. He had preliminary
hearing and gave bail 10 the sum OF 81 ,O0C
for bis appearance Vt the next term Of the
Court of Common Please Of Fairfield ooun.
tS = The Eagle ssys.1 gTC- gE zsiseAG
tt.The bal 10 90 insignificant one, which
in our opinion viii be e Sfeited. IL Bliss
stands trial he will surely Be convicted
aid sUleF the penalty % seven years tn
i?ris0nnens Ut hard labor id the Peaiteutie
-: y is probable the. the bail nil b
pare. 80 80, ~ .l.,.,. ...-..
QuesalOns for Debaalng sOca.
.v .rF ,f5srss a. tettea.
IL the traveller Who took the cour,e o.
human eventt bss ever beee heard 81
eiOoe. 2sd fssssl 8 JesfCG -2G .7sa obt
v;Ii male .ns - iooss1 vs.
IN the holIox ~ 10 c,n & h.,.,.sa assi
sw Htin NH naSs ~. rbss s;si A.,
.s-s,." 81 - - 4, ~.e' 80. -. ~
= Ift,.,,., ,,eh.s ~. . Ga ~ -,
iii ra.ss . - ''' ~ ''-s'
n ese ~ half v.,assi ,s.t..goII, ".
oolS So S,o.S S;tFf. S:sS'Sss,l.s. - - ~.
Lon r. 800 - 80 =, =. - -
siffwrs. s,oAs a. a. e,,Ioa. ~. 49,
I'll. q 80 ~ ,,.sss !. 49,, ~. siJ
81 no.s 49, 80, y !,
, O.tSp -. 49, y p y, - patcees
WIN ,b. o.ra of CD H.. =. - 4.
A. ~ y - -
fsAw;ii a. S,s..r. 40 t,,xss.s,, q E,ii
n.n y - s 49,
& -;VG;i, -6,ss., s,Ex.s.;sli uh6...a Ia
sor = hen 1ukoooed, an 20 sa.1~er N, n
-. - -.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-24

We see il Q recent statement, thai elhe
Csnaus 'emblaoes' seventeen milIion Won
90" Who vuuldp't Be osnsus
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-24

Can that Be .alled q tf,ist vh;eh T.Sis7ss
home attfaetitel We thinh not. thsr.f - .
We hke huWefisg plants 10 Windowe. Thers ;.
are some 6Ouses which iBskS d Feel = 4
though re we're on friendly terms WIth d.
ihmates, throeeh these cheerful, mute -. 4
kens. Mute did s6yf Have bhr -,
lives been 90 barren Of incident that - z
perfume Of adjvef beter bro1ehs bsf.ES
sssouas bright face. or loved form. WhIckr
hes msde liIs fof Ne sbIessedf You n0S11
hsys teltit-and you and you I An saf1r
eft. just such . rose 20 that you hnS1g-
seen IN her kait;' sud you 81, drssmIiSn I
lOotirg ct u, ss il swsys graeefnIiy On fks q
stem; end you wonder what the dsaf chiIf 2
o. macy hundred miles aWav, Il thihkitS
OF powS ara whether her. f9iI-blossome4
life has fulfilled 70 her lie budding proni56.
And that reminds yoa how the whirlpool
OF LIE cares and duties has 6lmost ons 2
guipbed theee sweet naenofies; e0d' $780,
lntely turning yuur back upon them ESl.ss
you sit down and write 3 warn hsSFt.IeftSf =
uhieh comes 90 her in her distank boz.
lie whitssviaesd Doe q TIE wtndoWF II
dresry winter Day. sAnd@ en- hi. CO
Of the ii'tls Fese IN ysos koarS asdtbS
ElzaBess % beesl. low e h, 49, :,
kkQuenif III fpWes are 90. elooutok
whc OF vhAt isl Then, Why are 60 NAVY
withsred ls6ses PCT sSky Sith bright tFSssi
sss md ptssrsd psssiSulseiyso LONELY Hps. :
whose qoiselipe no eyes secs easa His
who WoRnde our 70 healp II ousne !.
Could winss Of g.ld buy thenf TSis 20
t~iued % bef Bridal veil; thSt va Issd -
pao hst chns Id. - No aaesrS bat vousjis
nay ltonchs abe ehEiselsd tseasurss. ,Ror ,hs1,
seke1 roo, base placed shsir, blQoniee:
oonpksrpafts 10 yout windos. You sheS
y0nf PEE pbsh 90 ~ bear tAtu. 49,
their perfume may sssn her very breed. a
Eloqnentl Why dess she old nan siooD.
and with trembling HgsSs pick tbS daice.
or violet. and place bhen in his kaskoa,
hole D0p,t quss zion hin abost IL Iksa
strangers are b. L i The kby r. kis Iko,S
lfe-thtt lii,Ie a7vers -, -. =, Il
NY mother hked priEfosss, the nsito8f
say, p her i,tle child; and 70 they blssr -,
p bef hFhs e they Oil, uhany Sears -,
u The sammy b1ftffy ;pinSop Of ksi ekIId..
hood. All. these 'nntbers Z rhnss MA :.
gsarpniesd bJ the 0reai Lauei,ss. sor
ststnteI makers. ,nhf : statnts brSSkefs -.
VeSksn. a. /. sef' ~sfidS. q. EonR yesrr aII,5
tkey re DIET rbsll sone ,litile Diosson -
loied De placed il q bls3m- which y6nrEs
9nceaPipeit, ever and above every otkeS.
human lese, Tor hes who gave & lbtsa
warn Puissiipns, Blssssd b these $685.
riAle u the long Agor
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-24
IasaerSTW6S aas sIa6e EssEs
M8llioos af D0eIars. vaE
sTbs Pr5s{6.nsa IN iY Pa -, a.. Al.

The PFOs4dencet y. !. R08e hw he lbI.
lsWfaRs.ez - bes1tsts5ie glE 90. sszs.8s
81 LIS ge6ssally, bsllssrd that ibs aru n
which Grn B. =. Butler h . paslusr-us
are not sSsre thstsif sm5faoss any osk6P
than the Getsrsl e6sd bic hfztkse--hnS
acissESi > bot siehf millions % dbll.rs sin6a
New Orleans wss Afss takes po6rsssioa %
By Osr troops. Propss1y If i9al6ss 49,
.h6y len sQsi.sd Hith1ua paGliois-of =,
thority. eisilos militsr, 6nd has nsssr0ssn
spd never viII tssespants1 ~ - :tssiail
Cd oNns1BiaR q tie NBvps1ore5ft 81 g.
0snsrsll in;soomsad, ca his immoiisls'
friends. have mooopelissd sssey bfaosh e.
speculation which sprpmised "a m 10,
dollar iuto the hands oflshoss .ehosneaai1
wen. iSsy s,s tl ,S.. B .si.' See. euus 3 );
Nsw Orleans y sbyeriede Bofisf. afhns
right. fheegls : sght % Be that vhss ono
0spsrhf bas mede Sjaht mflli61s, ~ tbtII
staad ssids and liISS isns Libby possss
0snefsltq qsks . txiAe, WytFs iaslinsd
10 thihk ~ rue has .btSa a65btsd, go
thss Il apeopn,s foe the tsnoeil q ~ sDls
lili66 0S6stsl Curtis. Hh6 ~ % fsSisf 8
the cotton bpsinsss DIVA "a tbe MigiesiD,-
nj, inst he atluaily sxsbf1asd f6nsw11
nssfots 60 IL = ssHes =. p 1siih
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-24
! Fattl aboet NliIk1aG

soAs.aesasIsl sals e01s shoaid b nins1
: The .ipss,of niIkiass s Gov. sbosn iu..ss:s
liahly the yeeE rOaad, - siE 10 M nstSE
T'ifis S. ssssiy .,.t. Il an. .f..s e,I,..
ing Il shsuld be fonrd thar fhe- eouT -
becenss too iAll, il may be dssirnbla -
reduce the bag in the middle Of the dsy. II
in which eight o,claek- in the evening oiiI'
hsearly eaopEh for the Last 1ilkiDa. =
:. The great eaeerpess to relieve the oV1ts
pressed bag % The coz n6y have IN n
jdrioose6ses By 1eGbening ils po9ss cfse
tentionsf otf a &c ,.sieY ~ ea-r
Z. lfip he nsste1 IN Yorkshire 70 fpe
cows something % eat during the nIlkina
20 keep hen pleased And quiet ui6dSt SkS
process. -sssSa 9te17 - II. 81 Gff0
I In u6lkiag the bsods sboold b dsT
6nd 1cleaa,I a lEet hands eraek he 49,
in cold weather. and difs' i1i6sss "a
skin. seE-s-ss e. .eT;t.fl n 7
In milking take care that an uhs Il,
Of the milk 10 eFaWnJO6, % The la oiaa'
10 richer for the production a bdttsr DO
two quarts at the commeocene6a 81 9iilR
ing sBs;i g;aH IS -
% Imperfect Or slossnly nilkine win dry
cows pFeDstursiy. :. sllig ~
Annoying GUYS while nilkioR shomT
has Q tendency TO diminish The 0asotisy e
milk SCI Iaiiii osaYi1r .srfF7E n -
Mix - quickly 90 possihie. a1a oos1f'
leave during tbs prnoes6 fsss-r.ra : -,
An active nilker usy milk nfs oous IN
IN hour. &c., u " -
sia weeks before Gov i 10 cslss, en-
nence 20 dry che COW By milking onoo =
,day for thrasorl fosF da,s. which win Al.
uinisb he qnaiiiys thea ceass miIkisR
for three days which win dininish he
a0antify. .5-s-s..-5-3 -
! AL nilkipg Of soys oaght %; sssse q
lesst b one month before tSs time Of caiv.'
ing. ;esSs fE esd hsffs s.rs.a.-.l.. 4 :,
In Italy drying ups ooF's mia. esSD
must be taken not 20 leave . Qnautity =
She bssto b abssrbsd. ., Is may psodl1D
disease. Estnis ~ ~ : 80 -
Let the mIlker kesp bis tsupet, "a 80
sSonoe eaRs. hiadly. Tor yeuDa uninaln uss-
er forget III trestmenr. sod . aecDsseoss q
.sinllpf eireamsisaces oil renisa tbs 80
ftoin.sr paaiihnsnt.- kayniastos clrsa-
tcte. etfsaffes y -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-24

A Coon NanDs-YOu Whnss fame k6s
6sea tlIseaSKss iSf ssSious to1Rhrs, k6tb
700 Eof seen . good nam - 81 shs 0nlH
brsastplstoJba1 i 5npeFs5ous Ssthe pairs.F
q shsit of Gslnnsuy O. Gala aed t(lsfi1i
What WITHOUT ehsgsctsPi ] a Hrhf % fsnd,.
or darkness visible . aiding. Win &C.,:
tTsst makes substance more feEtllfnGf
Cherish 10, taen. 81 % Who pd.s11y -.
Guard Il Garcia j.. Cor depend np0n fhie,ilDs
purity cncs furnished, tie un1oafe 1Ibrt
will hardly pssI0fs u 70 iis psinclIE ~,
Let IL attend yen Ill
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-24

Upder this caption the Flusbies Jopr1sl
relates the fsiloviue eonversstion between
| q Finishing boy % the ROppahahnOck snd
& rebel ipisket. l. eif 1flB sfi.iaa 70 4
| Hello. Yankl 50 srsss 81 - s-r,-,,.
| Hello, Seessh.ss sss. ,se,. i',s {. -
'whep are you coming over o.. o.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-24

= A city acageoEer eeYu;sfsr e,f..s.l,-
'sWgen dssd b sses aud other esfbses
70 Ieit iyih' sooss around ! camp. ne 6oos,
IP0psFIrspoFtsrs Wsites snd ssss--.0aRaT ~
nE i asaiu asspnias The - aiiss,1' -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-24

FOR PAasNfs 70 PsEDEs-.:I repld bs
glad 70. zee mote .fehIs updersi6ud tbsI
0htn they ebe6d hohey judieiously y ID-
psese sod adsfD hea66usl, I'D ths EEna6d
sFpp1d n. thsgEas n eRect ,nsyiaG- kheir
ehildfen q prgnigm 70 sfgy AZ tQp,f. =, q
much. - p0ssible 10 ebjvy g. but thAl
whsn they sps1d bedty da6tossssgslyHil
line elothisE mi tsaslFy Coz fhe;r dlsildnsu
they ar Lay."g t1>U pre- MUM - sFepd
tIeisr tius asp1F from ho@e-tbat q, d
49,, plaees ubsfe tssi can sttyacs tht
aoIt dttebsiOn ind m6bs Tie GOst d.
siSV. isoss bee ies.5 Isg - rHscs ssiFs1as.s
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-24

p Fsf SSsstef hdkIs y true ~oaaS sha1
shsiS6sss Il hsrp be- piano toashod b. heI
own hsp4. arr ihe q esFfnl voices, O. hqs
esna and ebdsgs, nsds joyous b be
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-24

~ q Tetufnod e0Iolels the Dinllon1U HoD-
oerciai writing from west LlSeriy. o.
Aaya il Il rather hpmllInfinf - one pa0
h1s served twenty oonihS intbs army.
20 beer sSpsessiaos sliksl The lsli1pi4g
from ,hs lips 'ofthesa esssp Ash'ies 2
protest. g.. =, -. -
Hello. John, ahee did yoa tons
'bAot 2 = 80 ~ yoaF dssss tn1l yeus is {
-ool4ikf1 Seoso5ss o. Sgfsd nsi6ai bag
.ss'Iss ! haEe ssrFef AFent1 npqfbR
Have 200 ever been 10 t6s sfoy p
"Ne ] stint such d.-a fuoli IN {
6ossfhme6t cs6tfSe6Sf F"sossFtss so
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-24

ii s1i y sslgssT saE -1agin-s sgsilsiaas
zsiEtstasz fsola 9zaw TaEz set 81 sq#
tsE gsas4et hasssiss ess 81 liss4E ssI
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-24

q A the mouths Passed on they grew
nearer and nearer 20 each other, until
Emily could scarcely have told which Was
dsarer, she far away brother, OF. the new
6slak o. ha6 6ana a hens. KaAssa lie
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-24

go - q PAINTING AND t.APlcIElNC.
vit slf5sns u Joliet and eislKity ere
inl5rrIsd HAT ~ the qoh8reibeFs eonsinuo she
4 ftinftf basin6ssi ID all q, breaches. = 80 -
gll0f NS0nEEE 81. topponiss re gells< nosass9
rysIi.s. i.Ds.so isssT sll.t
: ~ 551 VaafE nice aiii1g colf, So -
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-03

Il a GLAC1ER.--As traveller in Switzer-
and writes to the New York Indepen.
dent as follows: 4 .se a-5 q aa5'
There was glacier It was the first
had seen. For years I had read every
thing could lay my hands upon con-
corning glaciers; had followed Alpine
travellers with an interest scarcely less
than that excited by polar regions; had
been an imaginary and invisible member
of the Alpine Club, and explored with
its most adventurous men the g Peaks,
Passes and Glaciers Of the Alps" and
yet had never seen one. There was a
kind of mystery hung about them.
They were clothed in my mind with an
indeScribable interest. At length ! be-
held it There it lay, Of dazzling white
ness, so that I could scarcely look upon
it. It seemed to be let down from the
sky. The clouds darkened the valley
where / stood. But they had opened, !
far up this valley to the left, and let
through a blaze of light that kindled
the snow to the most intense and daz,
sling radiance. / sat down iG silence.
I do NOT know Why tears should started |
Il was not simply the picture that lay
before me. It was the stirring within,
By that picture, of those subtle yearne
ngs which never fail to rise in the pres /
ynce Of objects that bring near the Gems
'eption of the Infinite and Eternal God.
Ny inward vision vas far beyond any |,
seeing. | almost expected to
lear an Apocalyptic voice, and to be-
loId angels above it, as if this exceeding
7hiteDess, lifted up against the far sky, h
Ould mean nothing less shan the opens
Dg Of the gate Of heaven. Is
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-03
THE TTTANg,,

The TitaDs were not all consigned I,
lTartarus. : following are to be founC
still 10 Office, or employed under th,
reign of Jupiter.
Atlas, the son Of Jspesus, had a tasi
IL Punisbment skifiCted on him for hi.
share in the wary Of supporting ths
heavens on his shoulders We shaI
ind the hero Hercules relieving him fOl
time:Of his burden. He vas married
to one OF the daughters of Oceanus, By
whom be had seven daughters, called the
BleladcsOr Atlsntides; their names we're
Mais, Electro, Tsygete, -AsterOpe, Ne,
rope, AlcyOne and Celeno. They form the
constellation Of the Pleiades, 10 the sign
tOG the ball. Atlas was also the father
ct the beautiful nymph Calypso Who en-
tettained Ulysses 10 heriisle OgyRis.
PFOmslhegS il sid By come to have
been the creator Of maO, whose Sen9Gae-
tor be certainly was. He stole tiT5e
iseTE ahe6VSn, and gsySo it 70 cue ;heRt
8REmedo RAGS, whose" diEsiqmiRht baseI
PesaeS jay WiqsgyS let destitute
o. that element, :. Jupiter, 70 punish
hiE Tor thiB Of some ether sfEence
i6hsaiSSd him t6aa4 rock s9O66 Mount Cadt
eaans7Fhett IN saglsssyeBmoTe pteyed
on bic liYeF.sr At length, HsEsplsS, aousr
iPg 70 the place Of bic punishment, shat
the eHgle With his arrows, sud thus re.
lived the suffering Fitsn. u 7a' '"'
nHEh0Rsmainiug TitaDs R6gS more tor>
tunate than Atlas and PtOmAkhehss asb
Oceanus- s4ilL-aboae- in-his Circling
stream, land was treated with the utmost !
RssPecsi7bg sJupitetss Juao and other |
godegs1 bad ynrms.k u8GaJ .s49ilbsz5 gse |
Aurora, or EOE.sthea goddess of the
Dawn, dwelt--in-a-.2afaee. On the east
side Of the baftb, whence every morning
jhe went forth ia her yellow chariot,
iFa6Hby tout stesd1 OF brilliant white.
before hers bfotherS5 the Sun, and drove
ibFOOgh shSssky, shielding light abroad.
La 4he'VseBing Bhsgsahkaiti the vest beg
ore him, and they we're conveyed t6s
ysthsF around 70 The east during she
ligHt.1 e0.e5 ''' = s'o.v'.s...s - Il
AaPSrs vas. b. Astfouas,s i meossb bsl.s Of
,Zephyrus, Boreas and ,Nstus. Il
'he bore bin also, EOsPhoruS Dawn;
'eutsT or Morning Star. and the, Stars
( Heaven.
The g0ddesSyof the dawn vas st times
lspiFadqwStR the lore Of EaOrtalo.d She /
aFFied1 OF Orion, ands keptchim In Che
lls Of OEtygis Ailt DianR,elsw bin Wiehha
eE ARROWS. yShs Rla0CasFie8E of Cephagf
lsaths seROf Mercury by Hsrsa D6W,lb
apgbterbsOEs 0ecrQisgskiags bf ASsits3Id
Nduihsdvbyl himaRdOmad msdssR hsleospIn
whom Vsnus, on account b
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-03

An old msn,sEho vas always lhOAsts
ing hoWifOlks used to work in bis young
days, one day challenged his two sons
to pitch on q load Of bay as fast Is BE
could load it. iThsachsllsDgs was aCG
csptsd, end the trial aeommeneed.s For
some time. the, old. man held his, own
very creditaBly, calling ont: {" More
bay more hay :" AZ length, strug@
Cling to keep on the top Of the disor..
1ered and d ILL arranged lead, it began
first TO roll and thento slide, and at
iast OF It went from the wagon, and
he old man With it. ~" What are you
iolng idOwnchsre aseFied the boys. II
,ame dsBpz after hayfn1aasWsred the
I'D man siOqfly,5sm Of esd s7