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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-22
A Rich scene.

10 the CeIaoiiD house # sssf nhlV |.
come time since. they had quite spIrItea
DEBATE on the bill 20 prohibit the use Of
boops aud erinDlIoe, introduced by Mr..
BIksns. We publish few Of is nOst
brilliant passages; vi
Mr. DrummOnd was an ardent sdmiror
OF hoops irum childhood lie Was bvrn
With a love Of hoops. When be was Q
child Of tender growth be used &c tTundlO
bis hoop. ali unconscious OF the fate that
Vas 10 stU.es Tor hun. Later, 10 life, he
-waliowed q ring. which resulted in hoop.
InRscbugh ana even now the sight Of an
empty hOgshead brought tears into bic
eyes.
Mr.. Brown complained that It was im-
possible now ~ choose wife, nncs her
detects wese 81 hidden by hoops, and en-
vel ped in crinOlihe, that the naked
Speaker Order.
Ar brUwn-Mr Speaker.
SPesker-Ths honorable gsntemsn il
out Ut order.
Mr.. B1own-But Mr. Speaker, the max.
ed
Spesker-H"ld your tongue, sir.
Mr. Brown-The naked
Speaker-Upon my soul, Brown, silence
or l will have you arrested.
Mr. Bruwn-Permt me to explain.
Mr.. Speaker. When | said that the nuks
ed
Speaker tyelIiDR)-CIear the galleries Of
ladies. Mr.. Sergeant.
MIR. Brown-Iu the name Of the seven
teen grases aud the fifteen muses., Mr..
Speaker, let me apGligIzs only means %
say that hoops and crIoOlIue have htterly
reached TO such q redundancy, that it was
quite Impossible to arrive at the maxi
ed
Speaker tfranticalIy death and Nss
devils Stop ,ir. or 1 will brain you with
mace Consider the improperly
Of
Mr.. Brown (wildlyl-Truthi truth I
truth! Naked truth was what was CO.
iOg to say.
Mr.. Duubar Ross understood bis honor.
abb friend TO seJ hat peepIs coRId DOS
pass along toe streets Without oeiog as
suited b, h'ghwsymen. Nov surely the
hup"4sbhe member from Like Ontario,
could not bst be aware that the character
of every me rfbsr Of the house was affected
by such dam
Mr.. Talbot objected to such unparlis-
menIAry language.
Mr. Rhss Protested against fntsrrGp.
tiOn' Ae WAS going 20 say by spoh
dam
MIR. j. Crowford-Tbe honorabIs mem-
Der should not swear 10 that awful man-
ner.
MIR Ross-Wasn't doing anything Of The
kind but would be tempted TO do SO if noe
allowed TO finish his senteuce-but by such
dsm-(Drdsr, order. a dam-(copfnsiapl
be would repeat it ii-by such dam
| tremendous oprosr.l
Mr.. Wrisht-Movsd amid the widest
ccutus'oD, that Mr. Eoss be expelled from
the h"use Tor the nee Of such dreadful
language.
Mr.. Russ (hlack in tbs face S-E1clsiu,>
ed that damaging statements was AZ be
meant tO say when be was interrupted By
| q fool
Mr.. Tulbht-WhO's q toolf
Mr. k ss-FUOlish ass
Mr.. GssntesOb-Who's an ASST
Mr. Ross wildly Foolish assersion Of
| pIofaIiiy.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-22

o"e day lady visited en- a,qusintsnce,
and while standing at tbs front door in
dulg'Dg 10 gossip before parting. an IRISH
man came up aud asked cuuld be put the
coal. lying before the door, IN the cellar r.
The lady asked the price, which being
satisfactory. the bargain was concluded
Pat went 60 work. s#5
i wouldn't employ foreigners if we're
10 your place. remarked the vIsit,r.
AT cried the lady IF the house. as a
peculiar light s5one in Der blue eye then
just g. nj your husband around, aud In
gave h'Dt'be job aad discharge this man
Tue ofe"drd female left lie q huff, and
visited there no more. nor were her visits
desirsd alter such an exhibition Of narrow
mIudsdnese. e-
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-22
New Location for Dyspepsia,

Old North was helping US IN bay iug, and
one day when was turning the stan4 for
him to grinde hts scythe We were talking.
OF LeIghbOr Who had been bedrIdden for
years.
What's the matter with him = North
asked.
] t"ld him that he had lost the use of lie
legs, suffered but little pain. ard went on
to describe his case a. we'll rs cUuId, add
ing that the dnctOrs were uuaGle 70 name
the disease ....
wei. said Nrrth. with a prodogiousIy
~l-e, self SATISFIED air i can tell We what
tbs: he's got dyspspsy 10 his legsl What's
the natter
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-22
With ALI thy Might.

AN exchange has the till wing. which
Illustrates All ImpOrtsut truth.
LUX at that buy He is a stout. strong
fellow sho one of tie sharuest in the
""rkshop. But be " II not serve our pur.
P"Ss; ht must be diawIssed.'
Whyr inquired.
d cause be d % work With ell his
gnt. just wasch tue drow.y. inoiffer.
cut way 10 WhIcu be hSndles his t,uls
lie 70 'hlnkiug OF sOntthing else all The
This was said by one of the proprietOrs
Oh 40 extensive nauutacrory Tor machinery
a. be conducted me through part OF bis
works. -
YOU must require great strength Of mus.
Gle 10 your WUrB men, 1 remarked
Mo- o 30 much sire ngtn vi ID uscle as
streng'h OF purpose ItIs not men Of might
'oat We want, but men VINO use their
might msn whu work with zsnl and ener
~ at whatever they set themselves 20 do.
AZ lie DOT the strong and big b,ys who d.
toe most work, but the boys that are IN
earnest active AID strong of purpose do
ing che Thing at time, tut doing that one
thug wth'
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-22

A young lady was heard 10 say that she
Gould not go to fight for the country, but
she was willing So allow tie young men TO
go,and die IN oId maid, which she though,
was as great q oaerIics as anybody could
be called upuo TO make.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-22

at dinner party one Of the guests used
bis knh :inproper,y in eating At L. 9Th
a Wag asked aloud: 'naVe you heard OF
poor Is sad Atari met him at a
party yesterday. when to our CREST horror,
be suddenly to"k up the koIfe, and-'
Good heavens !! interp, s'ed on. Of the. q y.
dies: and did be cut bis throatP Wby,
no. answered the reIster, he did MT cut
bis thr"st with bis knife but We ell ex
pected he would, for be d d actually put 1t
UT to bic mouth
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-22

A ynung lady rather given to gossiping,
was IN the hSbit Of c. N planning uf q lad
taste IN Der mouth every morDiAg She
consulted physe'an roOn the natter
he lid her II was because she went TO bed
every night with 81 much scandal IN her
mouth We !, then, ID etor.' said she, 'pil
let it ell out BET re night b. reAf err
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-22

Frank HSyman was a drolI dog. When
be buried his wife. q friend asked him Why
be expended 80 much on her funeral. Ga,
SIR replied be. 'sbe would have done o.
much, or more, for me. with pleasure
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-22

Whether women be hsndsous or not
observed Blpn, r-Pute1 cbe IS the seven
sager. does not signify il they are ugly.
they turn one's stiuach # they are love-
~, they turn ones head
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-22
BY c. & G. FARLEY.
FAR AWAY.

Upon the shore
OF EVermore
We sport Ike children at their play;
And gather shells
Where sinks and swelIs
The mighty sea from far away.
Upon that beach,
Nor voice nor speech
Doth things ineligible sayj
But through our souls
A whisper rolls
That comes to us from far away.
Into our ears
The voice of years
Comes deeper, deeper, day by day;
NesIoop TO hear,
As 1t draws near,
Its awfulness frum far away.
Al Whist it tells
We drop the shells
We were 8" full of yesterday,
Aud pick no more
Upon that shore,
But dream Of brighter far away.
And Ger thai tide,
Far out and wide,
The yeArnihgs Of cur souls do stray;
We long togo,
We do not know
Where il may be, but far away.
The mighty deep
Doth slowly creep
Up on the shore where did play;
The very sand
Where we did stand
A moment since, swept far away.
Oar playmatess all
Be ond our call
Are passing h nee, as we too may;
Unto that shore
or Evermore,
Beyond the bOundless far away.
Well trust the wave,
And Him to save
Beneath whose feet AS marble lay
The rolling deep,
For Il Can keep
Our souls in that dim far away.
TIME.
All time lie past. The future hour
Not yet begins to be.
The PRESENT. The-mere line that parts
Time from eternity.
Exchaustless stores Of good and i'll
Hid in the future lie.
But ours the choice which part to seize,
As they come floating by.
And Times the record Of the choice,
To fill with joy or shame
The soul when Jesus word shall come
The judgment to proclaim.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-22
Joliet signal Rate. :or Aav.r,..,no


,nsd,,a.,' Inn % s'ss Subscription WI ID. tssu,
1....."...- -'eu'ee 20 orderos iberahsrn,
az All orders for Advertfsine AZ - -, % -
be accompanied by cash. unless some perso - - -
ubecomes responsible for tks sAhe 80 NSSn
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-22

The future Is never what we an icipate
it isalways darker or brighter--ehe pres
ent only Is Ours-and We are fools u we
become its slaves instead Of beiog its mas
ter.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-22

Matches. like everything else. have gone
up Y ung ladies and parsons greatly
lear that sbe UPWARD tendency will be Diet.
rimentsl ~ match making.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-22

'Ah. Sam, go you've been in trouble,
have your
Yes. jim. yes
We'll, wtH cheer up, man; adversity
tries Us, and sboWs ur our better quslI-
ties
'Ah. but adversely didn't try me it was
an I'D waeabnnd # a JedKe, and he show
up my worst qualities 4
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-22
A woMAN's ST RI.

Farther on was seated on an old chest
smother woman, Nj be in Ter distress.
'Ynu look very sad. ms'am, said l
Yes, sudd feel 90. too, tIr,' replied she.
But I've got through crying lung ago,
sir: I've no more tears to sb.d
Do you come from the valley?'
Yer; we are all from the valley
How far 2
Nigh fifty miles reckon we come -
Why, We we're RICH continued che; we
had u nice farm, q gOrd hnuse and barns.
and let Hls tel YOU VT at we had. We bnd
nine head Of y"ung cattle. We had ar
cuws, aud We bad four old horses aud SIX
cults. s
Then there were thirty and six fatted
| hogs, and Fix pigs. Tnen | bad 10 the
house two barrels nf apple bu'ter, three
hut dred = unds 1T honey. three crooks Of
butter, aud had ak IN the h use for two
new Gresses-tu say nothing If NV drawers
beng tull of sheets and Ell'rw cases. and
al kinds uf house linen and ea'hprbtd
IN every beds;ead. Well, sir, / was n
| Uriun " man. | was, gavemy honey al ID
my spy l--bntter. ana Il i nv thIags to your
men when they came up here scouting,
u d never begrOdYed u. ben the or
d. came for Jour meu t. clear she valley,
! they came while was over 20 neighbours;
| | saw the light in my direction, and. Oh
dear knew what wps going on; knew
my barn was gong. / ran ell the way.
| and came one man with pot Of but
ter. and another With pot Of honey, aud
al mv things; knew whose they were,
and VIII. ] got there they had Quilted my
house ] just had time tn get few things
togetLer-there's all that's left, SIR puint-
ing with uu air Of unutterable desp, ndency
to lIrls pile of ef cts at her feet
SAID l, Hove yvu nothing left but
tho~P?
'0"ly thirty dollars in money besides, .
| said Rhe.
We sold a colt to one Of your men, he
was kipd man. too--for thirty dollars
We had considerable OF Confederate mun
ey hut that was no good
WI, where do you iutesd to guP
a.ked.
Me and the children hope to 90 to Ohio,
eaId sbe; but we don'' know as We shall.
| We d0n't know what to du'
With sad heart pick ed my way On
amuBg earkuess was 90 near at hand that
to prevent being lost. made my way hume
as fast as possible.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-22

TALESTED YoUTH "A good snecdote ~
told OF q bUusepsintsr's son, who used the
brush dtxteIou sly, but bad acquired the
habit of quitting it co too thick Oae dav
bis father. after bayInR frequently rcolded
him for bis iavi,h dsuhing, and eli 10 no
purpose, gave bin q sesere hsgsllatiuu.
There, you young rascal SAID be. after
performing the painful duty, bow DO y0u
like thsti'
We'll, i don't know, dad wbined the
boy, 10 reIly, but il seems 70 me that you
put il on thaOdsrin' sight thicker tbsa 1
did,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-22

A nau proves himself 6t to 90 higher
who SHOWS thst he rs faithful wbare be 70.
A man that Will oct do we'll IN bis present
place because be longs to be higher, il ct
to be ueisher where be is, nor vet shove
IA Ft e9 =
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-22

A svssnt oDs day deep in abstruss
studies was interrupted bya little knook
ct the door.
a ynuug girl asked him for few GOALS
to kindIe her FIRE. bot what viii yos pus
then in p sail he. -Oa, that's easT man.
sgsi,' replied the child, who flled her
hand with cold ashes, and pot the hot
Goals on the top. The doctor, surprised,
threw aside bis books. saying. VIII sII
my science. should nsVer have thsugbt Of
that
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-22

A bright little girl, in playful suger
caught hold Of an nldsr s,ster, ssyIng.
NV u shake the sac dust cut Of VOC 2
thinking the human sIe les were gOtien
up on tbe same plan as dole.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-22

An bour's industry will do more 10 pro-
duce cheerful ess, suppress the evil hu.
m"rS, and retrieve our sfaIrs than a month
Of m9soiug.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-22

You are q nuiasnce-I'n commits you.
sad 40 Cfsudsd Judge to NOISY person IN
court. $780,
You've no right TO oom@i. nuisance
said the o&snder. 'A-' .'a1
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-22

Yes. ma'anD, that's crack article said
stdrskeeper 70 all dy purchaser. 'Ob,
mercy. erred sbs. At the thing Is cracked,
! dep't wan'tit' .ri -, Il.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-22

Ia the Paris chsPrls crinplins is t. psy
duDls price for admission. This is she
first time We ever heard Jf angels being
charged for admission into church,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-22

a retired butcher, who bad made a
Iafge fortune. Was 10 company with sev
eral ladies at game Of whit, where, hav
ing lost two or three rubbeTs, one OF & 3
lsoles' dressing hIm, seked, Parry. cir.
what are the stakes now q To which,
egeI mindful ut bIs old occu patton, he res
llied-'Mndam, the best riimp / cannot
sen lower thsU:sleveD-p encs-bsIf-penpy .
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-22
Joliet Marble Work.
DENTISTRY

DR. F. B. c H o c H r A N e
VTyOULD respectfully inform the inhabitants
w OIiet and vicinity, that after absence OF
years. has returned Joliet for the purpose of
making H his future home, and adopts this method to
inform his friends and the public that he has take
the rooms formerly occupied by Carpenter Pierce,
OVER BROWNS DRUG STORE,
whore he will be pleased to all who may need PIRT
CLASS DENTAL OPERATIONS.
Those wio may employ him may he assured that all
Operations will be performed in neat, truly and
fditlttlu MANNER.
Nov. 70, 1851. MA II
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-22
BehaViortn SocieIY.

1t Jour language be good, your kuowIs
edgs creiItabls. your personal appear sacs
desoid OF eccenricity, and if you hsvs
learesd TO avoid making yourself 'coDspic-
Gus, there lie nc resson Why you should
not be firm aid assured s1yWbers. Do not
vex yourself with thoughts Of inferioFitV,
but be yourself TO yourself and Q IIttlS
Familiarity With i6e world will 5000 teach
you the shsurdlty Of tiDidity. Esss rapid
ly brings grace. II soy effort whstster be
made TO say end do kindly things in Q
cheerful aud concIlistOry way.
Exercise your attention ard your tho'ts
whea you are in Company. II you 6nd
THAI bssdiulness and emb .rrassme ems, with
out cause. occasionally sfH ct you in socis>
~, baDIsb them by fHeiDg something -
do or say forthwith. Do not stop T. argue
With yourself, but act prnmptly,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-22

What lie the differences betwee0 q settler
in the far West snd city theft Oos tIlIs
the clearing. spd the othOr goes 10 for
clearing the tilis.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-22
W. G.. HOMPS SON,

RCHITECT AND Bull r =,
NJ-ILL furnish Plans and Specifications, and take
w contracts for, superinteud the erection of
Churches school Houses, PuVlic Buildings aud DWELL
jBHs.
shop and Office on Chicago Street, near A. st.
l. X L. DepOt u33-tf
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-22

One Of COR best writer's says. that 'the
nightly dsGr came down UpOn rs Ike
blessings How very different the daily
dues cVme down upon us 10 these hard
times. t,.tsas 4 -. q erI.. II
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-22

Everything is ezpected to rise before the
first OF January THIS is nistake-tbe
Uercury ere that date will surely fail.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-22
Dows on the Races.


Mill races ara not conducted 10 acco:-
DANCE with the rules # the turf, aud
W lSes' SpIrt is no authority Whatever
with regard to them To correct mIsap.
preheDeioH III tue minds Of those Whn may
not bS familiar 18th mills and their races.
We viii state that mIIl race IL q dixie Tor
Cot Quoting water tr"m p nd to a mill
What ", urI he more absurd than tO seq q
upie ot saw mills III u race T. uud u half
mIie tricky Ii weSsr excluIg The sport
mill races { that de,crIptIun would null
ltaTe very mu&h aga Let the fuuTe useful
mss al tns mi 8, aud result III their fual
d. mnlaliZauVf.
We have Explained what constitutes a
race to Il mill. There is another race to
"mili'' when prIz~ fight c"mes of
Horse races have IDeII uses Tney serve
10 teach l!I l. buys how to initiate their
6et,ers. Then horses. like men. impruve
+, ''g"iIg ar, und." Ii 10 to the hurse-
race tuat are Indt btrd for that charm.
ing httle ballad, IN which the vocalist de
clares that he has placed himself undgr
solemn ubngstIuns to "Tuc ali night III d
TO c"otIuue that exbanstIDg exercise during
the hours Illuminated by the sun. Whine
announcing bIs determIuaIIun to venture
what Available fu"ds be nhy have u2ub
the equine quadruped with aLbreviated
narrative, he srtks to know what cor tidIng
gentleman VIII tuks a similar risk '.uD the
baV."
The foot race is not the least interesting
OF the races In THIS race the biggest,
i"ottd n At dOu't always ace mpnsh the
biggest Jeat We once ~Itressed a race
between / dians in which "Flretloot" beat
"BigtoOt" clean out Of Is OuUt.
THIS leads US tu speak of another race
! the It. d,Hu race 1t nus discovered Ly
| Christopher CD mbus, h trav lug show
! nan. VII =, 10 seeking nuvenIes tor the nj Il
/ seasons business. visited thIs cnBIIp'n nj uI,
| board Of government lighter. The F Z
! o. Virginia, race that IL nearly run GOT
! (oi the State J date their descent lr. "a 9
IemHls OF the lnCiun race, whose prIucIpsl
business was going around and saving the
lives OF such unfortunate members OF The
/ SmIth iBmily as had been exposed to the
war-cluh," CONF LIANT quite ,revalrnr
! IN the early days ~ Virginia, to which the
white ma", enervated by tho civil z4uor
o. the f'urtstnth century, was Prone tC
succumb
TIE ladian race was once sp,endId
! race. They we're lid 1.-The nUble RED
men. although 1t Is historical fact TIM
there was not well red man amorg them
They chaFed the deer acruss he lius. and
u"t'l civilization vas introduced, wer,
ehaste themselves. They were warlk apc
mrt'mes fought among Ihtmse vps, We
their Charleston CunveutIuns " ere cburuc
terized by the greatest harmony
where now rs The no. lie race of men
Instead I making war they make bar kPts
and IN place If picking quar-, Is amor q It,
ctearrgs. They SMOKE for peace no more
The Indian race Is nearly ,xuDct b, sid,
# the " estern tr, nuer, beng nnlv cen
sIun"lly revived at u crun.ry lair, Wher
the fastest Indian wIrs turse Of few
dollars and gers drunk on Tree Wbiskev
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-22

L, is beauuiul was very proud at re-
ceivIng It, AID showed it among all my
cr"nIes, a"d not one oi the adVetUZ'rg
band had received likeness 10 cuppare
WITH it. Yes. then slDust If nat quite
iancIed my-el. IN love with the original
tor she wrote me charming wonanly let
ters that seemed to IurIiV the serV atmns-
pbers around. but Miss Bake, won't u
stay m.meuI longer? l shall regard
lightly both picture ard original hence
forth, II | may be blessed With the sight OF
your living faee.'
But for the expression Of sincerity she
caught-In glance at his handsome face,
HIT y would certainly have believed her
patient VAS making sport of h0r. 50
frightened she was, he laid her face
& INST thu pillow and hurst In'o tears.
sac had i g. Mt. ssioi TO make, and she
N Ide It; and the suidIer and bis uFse
were nitrrUards VerS yful.
Wasn't IL curious that she should bsve
sc ected by chance FOR he's nonlnae de plslsse
tie very name B I DaTw,s--<n 4 scfssse IL
10 bear I'll death psrts them JAeper has
quite rec Vered, aud is IN the fed sguin. q
good and brave man, while bis ltile wife
continues TO be an angel cf mercy to the
sick and wounded, aud will TIL the war is
over.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-22

One who is half man. bslf-doR. win bow
to the ROB end boHswow to the poor.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-22

we are generally lively. sTdso,' -.
% kOOs the lite off nsiehsas - eo,l'uS
ldls end bind to know, . oorr.s, 10
eOUdenn our own life, tae to
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'Mthitsble Blake
How homPly the syllablas sounded in
her ears. She was sure be would think It
exactly suited her face. She was not go
ing to ask his name, but Of his own accord
be SAID:
NIUE is Jasper Darwin
Darwin was 1t possible I The very
maine she ha adopted a. his correspond
ent and she had not ascertained that be
bore the name at all She said:
4 once bad relations by that name
But q estion and an answer decided
1t, that jasper was Of different family
entirely, aud cot the most distant relation
ship existed between bim and herself
A week after Jasper was sitting bols-
tered up 10 bed for an hour, and Hnty beA
side him. They had been cuDversing to
gether. and he had striven 10 thank bis
nurse az he wished for the care she bad
bestowed upon him. The latter could not
bear to hear IL. 81 changed the subject by
saying with feigned hgbtsumeness
Here, Mr. Darwin, is the daguerfotype.
You are rather careless of it lately twice
| have found il in the foot Of the bed -
Here it is to keep you company while |
20 through the ward
i don't care for the dsguerrotype in
Decd he surprised her by remsrking, and
be took Il aud laid it on bis table without q
lOOk, 70