Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-12-13
A Renaarkabie Pronhecv

Not long ago was fouod at Toledo, In
Spain 70 monastery, papes containing
the following prophecy:
10 the tar Weet, beyond the ocean, will
rise nation. which viii be greatiu power,
and wealth and Satan in one of his wslk 3
TO and fro IN the earth, will observe this
nation, and determine to DESTROY their
happinesss and be will there send two
mon.ters, one to The North, and the other
to the South, and be will feed them on
straWberrtes, aud they viii sat.them, and
many st the people with them aud after
they have eaten, they will feel a great
thirst, not to be Quenched with ANYTHING
else but blood. They will, therefore cause
the brother 20 slay the brother, the father
TO clay the BOD and che con the father and
they Viii dFlnk the blood of the slain, and
i viii bring latOentation aud wailjng
throuehoqt the land and when the time
i1lhlie there will rise strong man in
TIE y ssso DO vii take the monafers and
bad them end viii draw them into the sea
where 1t is the deepest, and peace and hap.
plness will again prevail throughout, and
the people will praise the Lord
1t is said that monks in said mon astsrv
maintain that this prophecy was written
before the discovery of America by Christ.
CIPHER Columbus that Ferdinand and Isa-
bella were in the main induced by it to ft
out the ship for Columbus aud that the
hrst part of it is fulfilled 10 America, and
that the other part soon will come to pass.
Philosophy Of Eating.
7 The young eat for three reasons. Ist
To grow. I'd. To keep warn. Sd. To
repair waste. Adults eat for the last two
purposes hence all food contains one or
two elements, and Some kinds both, called
nitrogen and carbon. The nitrogen makes
flesh. sometimes called muscle, and lie the
same az lean meat. Carbon makes the
same fat, and is that which keeps us warm
Sugar, starch, arroW.root, oil, butter, suet,
and lard have no nitrogen there is moth
Jog in them to make flesh out Of all the
nutriment they afford is GORDON, the mat
erial for warmth. Infants ard Young
children would soon die, would get 90 chill.
ly as to freeze, as it we're, unless they had
something sweet 10 their food hence
nature has implanted an unappeassb BILE
taste for sweet things. The thing the
newborn infant needs first and always is
warmth. Butter, oils, aud starches abound
also 10 the heat producing elements, but
they require strong powers OF and to the
old hence as We grow old we like fat
meat, oil and butter more. 1t is 10 obsd-
fence to these laws that Almighty bene-
hcence and wisdom has impaired a relish
for oils and fat meats in winter whose ex-
ira heats needed.
Ssplanders, whose country is always
covered with ice and snow, consider butter
and lard,a and tallow candles, ard the rank
est oils the greatest Inquiries conceivable,
All know how buck wheat cakes are rel.
ishsd 10 winter; but as spring comes on
We begin to lose our appetite foI them -
The cakes themselves contain fifty>four
per cent Of the fat or heat producing sIe
meut, and they are made more palatablt
by spreading butter on them. and adding
to this mtlasses, each being almost entire
ly lninety-six per cent? heat producing.
But cut door workers eat meat and
bread the year round, and never weary oil
It, eeoauce twenty-five per cent Of them
are flesh forming, giving 81 much strength
and power to work.-HaHS Journal OF
Health.