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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09

STORM IN TIE SUN.--Scientific inves
tigation into the mysteries of the suns
surface has been, great this year. A
great magnetic storm is predicted. An
examination Of the sun through new
and powerful instruments has revealed
new and wonderful appearances on its
surface. Immense spots, millions oil
miles in extent, are said to have appear
ed One of them recently moved q
hundred thousand miles in a second.
We are told that violent physical
changes are going ON that the magnet
ic storms are regulated by fixed laws
aud occur every eleven years. The next
one is to lie in 1870. Its effect upon
magnetic instruments will be noted with
intense interest by the first scientific
men Of the day. What effect these
storms will have upon the atmosphere,
Vegetation and the light of the sun, will
afford plenty of food for speculation
and thought.
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| MCKoIN Il Go. nave on hand the
ost extensive and choicest stock oi
rniture to he found in any market,
re members Of this firm are kind and
urteous, and never fail 10 charm,
leir customers. by attention shown
EN-, and by the exhibit of their fur
Eture. They claim to sell as cheap as
ny house of the kind in Nashville AT
3 College street they can he found.
eady to kindly wait upon all.
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A PRACTICAL FLYING MAoHINE.-A
member Of one Of the oldest and most
successful business establishments in
this city has been for several years OK
perimenting with flying machine that
he has invented and is now sanguine
will be entirely successful. Discarding
entirely the common modes of meeting
the difficulties of keeping the machine
pendent in the air by some form of bal
loon, our Paducah inventor eleyates
his machine, and keeps it aaoat, by
mechanical means and the use Of niete-
rails that combine strength with exten
sion His present machine, which may
be called indeed a model, employs two
engines, with two-inch cylinders, and
its supporting and propulsive agency is
perpendicular shaft with two arms, to
which beautiful wings are attached.
These wings strike the air at about the
same angle as the wings ola bird do,
and operate more like screw propellers
than the wings used on any other fly
ing machine yet proposed. The steam
was put ON last Thursday in the pres
ence of several competent machinists,
and everything worked in satisfactory
manner. The inventor is now engaged
in ascertaining, by practical experiment,
the exact lifting power Of his machine.
Those to whom he has exhibited it are
unanimous in their opinion that he will
achieve the great feat of making a
machine that will fly; will be elevated
or depressed at pleasure; will go in a
direction contrary to the wind and will
not need balloon to give it buoyancy.
|-Padueah Kentuckian.
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How She Cor A HUsBANp.--A Pari

AAo" "hH SSA a AACooAND'~A al u
correspondent, speaking of the patron
saint Of maidens desiring husbands,
and the high regard which is paid to
him France, relates the following illus
tration OF his powers "Some months
since o maiden in village not far from
Paris, finding years stealing away and
and no sutton for her hand appearing,
bous git plaster statue ts of st. Mich
olas, placed 1t at the head of her bed,
and night and morning addressed sup
plications to it for suitable helpmatc
The other day her stock ofpatience be
came exhausted. She lost all con6denc.
in the saint Taking the statuette by
the nap OF the neck she threw i: into thu
street, calculating. go to the ID!
As she threw out the statuette ayouns
man happened to be passing under thu
window. He was barehesded. The stat
uette fell on his poll, and not only
stunned him, but, as it broke to atoms
cut his scalp severely. Blood pourec
profusely forth. He straightway wen
to an attorney and brought suit agains'
the person who had wounded him
asking heavy damages. He did not see
the defendant Of the suit uatit she ap-
peared in court. Her person and nicr
made deep impression on him. and
he asked leave to withdraw his suit
She delighted by this termination Of
legal proceedings which had looked
threatening to her, was very gracious
to him, and they walked home from
the court house in company. He asked
leave to visit her. He soon asked bel
hand and they were married without
delay"
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CaARAcrER.-Charscter 10 the sub.
stance, reputation--the shadow only
sometimes longer, sometimes shorter.
How important, then, 10 care in the
growth and formation Of habits, since
character u but Q bundle Of habits that
years have bean picking up and CON.
binina; and when combined you may
snnihilats the compositieo, but you
cannot alter it. 1t 10 no easy matter
Ito drop habits, even those that hang
seo6e loosely on the outside. We have
20 @ ehmsnt to them, OF they have
atnf pehmsnt 10 %, which 10 not ned
~ rated. They ae like q old
r. hoes, whish. thoaGh tAsss IN
|n( bntagss sttssding .thsa, still
= essy. aadw - letA y sass
!. They asa HE - ~ ~,
Which thosgh Il be- bsesos saseAaly.
= 8, - jIRlIlSS -
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T4s WAYro Puaa1s CsR1n WAR.
Let the spout rsa 10 he bottoa q
the cistern. You viii thea havs nsw ~
ter every time Il rains. ~ old waees
will b buoysd Or borss - nd throwa
Of. Sometimes . sias3sraiA VII thsUv
o9sll tAs eld vsaRs ~ glss soessly
sew. II yos hsvs say dosbe oethiA -
. ped With vaaaA - Q taSs = tboG1t
tn ofiA 81 y asase - $3.50
IN nsss vaAsr ITO 4 u ~ e -
taha ~ 49, llllsaj $1,000 ~
ysa ts1 ~ ~ ~ - - -
- sl1sgss - - !
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In namc and address OF the writer-not nee
sssssariy for publication, bae % guarantee for
s yHad faith and responsibility III. :
an business letters for this ONCE should DO ad-
"rnn,munic ations for publication must be writ.
an m one side of the page, and with all other
usnttnrs connected with the editorial depart
msnt should be addressed: Editor Of The Home
Journal, Winchester, Tenn
omnor as a rule, undertake TO return Articles
not found suitable for publication.
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EQUALITY.--After all that can bt
said about the advantages one mar
has over another, there is still q won
derful equality in human fortunes. II
the heircss has booty for her dover
the penuiless have beauty for theirs
il one man has cash, tie other has
credit; il one boasts Of his income, the
other can Of his influence. No one il
so miserable but that his neighbor
wants something be possesses: and no
one 90 mighty but that be wants an
others aid. There il no fortune 90
good but it may he reversed; and
nora 90 bad but it may be bettered.
The aun that rises in clouds may Get IN
spleador end that which rises in splen-
dor; aad that which rises in splendor
may Get in gloom. '
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II will divide the half Of mine bstwsst
paps and Mama.''a.s. ro.se2stE9 ar

papa and Mama ro.rf'7iE' pr
4 "By which means We shall get tn.
y largest SHARE" said Mr., Arden. sc
d mother we shall not fare a. well, bu,
v, better than the rest" totg aHs
Y Sand that will be fair; for you ought
ITO have the largest portion always u
y said Mary. while her eyes expressed
/ the warm affection that was In her hear,
afor her kind bcncfactors, who had
h'been TO her all that her own father OF
), mother could possibly have been.
n n "Now Jane" said Mr.. Arden hand
thing toward her the plate containing
y the fruit, "tske your apple, dear"
:! Jane without pausing a moment,
. took an apple. 7asa
4 "Here Martha" said Mr.. Arden.
q handing the plate to his youngest
:! daughter, who took with . smiling lip
J and sparkling eye, the large golden ap-
APPLE her kind father had brought her.
p. "They have left the speckled apple
lafor you, Mary" said Mr.. Arden in a
o''slightly disappointed tone. but never
y mind, dear, the ripcst and richest fruit
is always the soonest to decay. l have
no doubt but the superior favor of
4 your apple will more than make up for
its slight defect"
I The two sisters, who perceived in .
minute from their fathers remarks,
and the tone, in which he spoke, that
they had acted sel6shly IN choosing the
best apples for themselves, and that he
he had noticed it, Immediately offered
to change with Mary; but she said,
with pleasant smile:
"Oh, no, no, I am perfectly salts.
led I; ! should have taken this one If !
had been offered first choice"
A. she said this she took q knife
from the table, remarkiug as she did So
that half of it belonged to Mrs. Ar
den.
While she spoke she pressed the knife
into the apple, bnt something hard
toward the center, prevented the blade
from gcing through. "'..
A light pressure broke the apple into
halves, and revealed, brightly CLEAN
ing, in the ceutera very elegant little
brooch. ~ ...Iu
"Why papar' exclaimed Jane, who
understood in an instant what this
meant. s1ts5 ff& IS Il 1913
'.Jane we are justly punished for our
selfshness in choosing the best apple,
and leaving Mary tho worst" said
Martha, the tears starting to hel eyes
even while she made this confession
"These apples as father said, have in.
deed tried our character But let me
look at youl beautiful present Mary"
Martha took the brooch and while
examining it, she perceived that there
was an inscription on the inside. She
readit aloud, .a rrlg.
ITO the least selfish"
"Itis yours by right, Mary" said
Jane, frankly owning what Was seen
daily by all to be true, "for you are the
least selfish here"
Mary said nothing, but her eyes we're
full of tears
my children" eaid Mr.. Arden this
10 . little matter, hut has shown you
something Of yourselves. l am re-
joiced to End that Jane and Martins
bear their disappointment in such a
generous spirit; for it tells me that the
lesson has done them good."-CAriss-
ian's Guest.
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The Post to His Lady.Love.
TN YAafrY.l

z, T. aRAskEY.l ~ -i-ie8
wed mus. beautifully and tastelully
ION your gun, just apply to Billie
ord, who can'do that identical thing
, we'll and so cheap that when wines
u the owner will smile with approval,
ID when told the "charye," viii be
'tonished that il cost 80 little.xaipivc
lille q call,
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We have i've candidates. for the
Constitutional Convention, The inaniS
X Office increases. ~"GoH II boots y
|he dear people" would like to have
pu all to represent then, but the,
Init. At the Courthouse. TN Monday.
id candidates, give vent to their feel
Is IL gushing oratorical narration OF
lat must he done and should he done,
'pectiycly, provided the people
intcd abe or abe" in the Convention,
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' SsA,Rs.--1'he Cumberland Preshy.
THE SPECKEU AffLE.

y" MAIRs The Cumberland Freshly |
THE SPECKED At-fLh. y
Mr.. Arden had two daughters. JAM
and Martha, one twelve years old and
the other thirteen, at the time Of the
incident we are about to relate.
A little girl named Mary, about tn,
age of Martha, also made one Of th'
family of Mr.. Arden. Shclws the or
phan child Of q friend, and had been
received by Mr.. Arden when quite
young, AMI treated With all the kind
ness that marked bis conduct toward
his children. ..... .....
Hr. Arden was man who under.
stood very we'll that all the unhappi
ness in the world had it's origin in self.
ishness; and that the true way to fine
happiness was to seek the good of 9th
ers. He often explained this to his
children, and taught them that in pre-.
ferring one another in little as we'll az
in great things, they would feel more
real delight than in selashly looking
to their own indulgence. ~a
But this he found hard lesson for
young minds to learn. Especially
hard did it seem for Jane and Martha
to prefer Mary in any thing to them
selves. They loved her because she
was a gentle, sweet-tempered girl, and
therefore. they could not help loving
her. But they loved themselves bel
ter. w. ....-%H trsas q
One day late in the winter at time
when fluit was scarce, Mr.. Arden on
coming home from his office, brought
home with him three large yellow
pippins. They were intended for Jane
Martha and Mary. While at tea Mr..
Arden mentioned the fact that he had
three large apples in his Goa. poke,
for the girls. d..
"Oh! give me miue," said Jane Gag.
erly.
"Givo me mine papa! r. said Martha
But Mary said nothing, although
she looked pleased.
"After tea you shall have Them u
replied Mr.. Arden. But let me tell
you there is something about these
apples that will test, to some extext,
your characters" 10.
"How can that be, pspa7'' asked
Jane.
Ave shall see," replied Mr.. Arden
smiling. \ uuuE ~ w.
mo doubt they will test our love Of
apples" said Martha, who WAS . merry
little girl. a s.
"Not the least doubt Of that In the
world" said her father. But take
caro- Martha that In receiving your ap.
pie you do not lose your appetite for
eating It."
II shall if it 10 very sour o. has 4
poor favor" r.I3 ,ee.
"Thst you will not dud to be tue
case. They are 40 hne apples As have
seen for long time" r.
what amystery paps makes about
these apples" said Jane. II an really
impatient to see them"
"You shall both zee and taste them
dear. after tea. But don't forget thai
there . something about these apples
that , going to try your character"
After they had risen from the tests
BILE, and the tsa-things had been cleared
away, Nr. Arden brought bic three sp
plS and Laid them on . plata. They
we're indeed tempting to look upon
they we're nearly equal N cine, bot one
was lee beaatifalia shape tksa ths 9th.
err, and had become '"specked." o,
slightly dscayed. o.. one ADJ lof j ~
stem. This defect though -snAn. ~
quite apppssat y q tx : rel {
uTh.v - 1885, hea.ti<ni ~ salA en-
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Savannah imports coffee direct from
Bio Jaseiro. "-'r
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Tie present autumn has been the
vssmsst and the most pleasant ever e.
pedeaeed By Tszss people.
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Oea. Terry u seriously III 1t his
homs In Atlantis, ia.
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~ All foreign advertisers must pay IL

~ All foreign advertisers must pay IL
advance. 1t will he useless to send adver.
tisrments with the request to ''publish ant
sand bill.n Patent medicine lnanufactu'
rers must nav according to published rates
and In no instance will their special no.
ticcs be published except at 20 cents pei
line for each insertion
NJ Our Agents are notified that 1t Will
he useless to take advertisements for US at
ie,s than the above rates, and they must add
tbs,eto their commission. Positively No
CREDIT, OR BARTER.
~ Advertisement for all charitable
purposes charged ut regular rates. Here
tofore news per men have been expected
to contribute IN proportion to the public,
and then if they charged for their work, It
was looked upon as extortion. AS well
Ask merchant to give money and charge
nothing for his goods. Ha .IE
ny All communications to advance the
interests of any individual, or corporate
BODY, must be paid for as advertisements.
We shall determine for ourselves what IL
for the public benefit. and what ought to
70 in our columns.
sN- Obituaries will be charged for at ad-
yertising rates.
job Work.
We are prepared to execute, in the very
neatest style, all kinds of Job Work. Our
material Is all new, and selected by us in
person. An experience Of fifteen years as
practical printers, and . pride in our bust
ness. is a guarantee that customers will be
pleased. I'VE consider neat work en- ad-
vertisement Of DIR business.
Our N0M2,areiL job Press
is unsurpassed for the execution of Card
and other Job Printing, In all cOlors.
sY-We keep on hand good stock of
stationery. such as Cards, Of all sizes, colors
and patterns, Flat-Cap, Fo0lscap, Letter,
and Note Paper, Mourning Paper, &c.
Wedding Tickets and Visiting Cards pin
ted in the fastest style. PamRhlets,n Ito
labels. Bill-Heads, Indentures, Circulars,
Checks, and Blanks Of all kinds, printed to
order
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All suInpi'n,g sss,isa Strictly TO- a&'''
Rates Of Advertising.

Advertisements inserted at u % per
souarc VI ten lines brewer Size nrstin
ssrtioI,, and76 cents for each subsequent
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Union Lodge Nd 10, L0o.P.

cb Mssss every Thursday night oves NE
s.sss Men Y. q. SscsSs issSbel. s $:
~. W. W. Bufrcnsh. fsr1sneut ~.
vary. Peter Waldnsn, TrooUrer.
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