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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-07-18
Liver C0m piaint, Liver Disease. !. q
KiIlAMhmrAA.

Bilious complaints-by some termed
liver d~iseaSc-nrc very cummOn in this
country. The ordinary Indications,
such aB yellowncss of the skin and
whites Of the eyes, pain iii the right side
under the inferior ribs, with sometimes
difficulty Of respiration and troublesome
cough-arc familiar to host of suffer
era but the liver, sometimes, is in II
very unsatisfactory state without the
presence Of such symptoms, When we
reflect that the liver is the largest gland
of the body, that 1t secrctcs the bile
which lubricates the bowels and keeps
them in order, is the great blood puri-
fer or cleansing machine Of our systems,
it may truly be called the Uou&ckccpcI
QCOW Uc0ih. Sudden transitions of
climatic temperature, or impure air or
Wdtcr are disturbing elements which ar
rest the functions Of the liver, and rem
der it torpid, producing NarrhTn, dyS-
cntcry, biliOuS rcDLittcnis, itcrMittcHt
fcgcrS, and II general Prostitution, and
unhealthy state of the whole organiHa
ton.
1T is not surprising that II medicine
which u restore the healthy opera,
tlons Of the liver, should command gen.
eral attention. Such n medicine is
CALlroENrA VINEGAR BTrrRs. The
H~ousekCeper's Towel and Broom.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-07-18
Element OF Success.

The success of almost every enter
prise depends upon the degree to which
those engaged In It tax their powers OF
mind. Many things deemed impossi-
bic by tho rest Of the world have been
Effected by those who have brought
the full force Of their mind to bear
upon what they set themselve. to Nc
cOmplish. Whatever may be said IN
tho difference Of talent Of individuals,
if We inquire into the cause OF lheli
success, we shall find genius outslrip'
ed by moderate talent, when the latter
brings its full powers Of mind to the
work. Whether in the schO0l-r0om OF
in the everyday business Of life in
the humble walks Of bodily toll, or the
professional %avOrations where the
mind is most depended on; in inven'
ton or execution, in theory or IN pre-"
tee, the question ON which success tie
ponds is not who has the strongest
powers Of mind, but who brings that
power into use,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-07-18

| bought II horse the first of last
last winter which appeared to be all
right-in good condition, hair
looked nice, limbs all smooth-har.
messed him to II sleigh and rode
away. AS often ~ | stopped and
hitchcd he would paw with his fore
feet and also with his hind feet so
high rs to get yer the brace. Rode
homo and put him in the stable.
Soon heard HIM paving Justify.
When wcnt to the stable he rushed
up into the stall ~ far ~ he could
snortod, trembled and looked back
at me rs though he was frightened.
This told me, IA plain rs any Ian
guage could, that he had been whip
ped for paving. Here | found Il
trouble worse than the paving.
There are but few more dangerous
faults in Il horse than to be brighten
cd when you some near him. | first
went to work /, cure this fault by
pettlng him, fcerng him from my
hand and in the sail with applcs.
pears, gingerbread, popped corn
and everything | thought would
please him. Finally ' made him
understand that we ncvc,uscd wbips
in our stable. | watchcd1im to as.
certain the Of his paving;
found he was inclined to lib his
sides and neck, and his mano was
mostly rubbed off. On close cAam-
i%nation, found small patches Of cr,p-
ton on the skin; also found just b.
low the lower end oftho short ribsl
n soft wart about an inch long and
half an inch thick; this yielded to
ashes, and was well in less than two
weeks.
| concluded that paving was
caused by itching, and that, whether
the itching was caused by parasites,
such M lice or itch, or by II tumor
on the skin, sulphur would be tho
thing, gave n large tablespoonful
every day in his meal. Turned him
out half an hour three times II week
to prancc and roll, and decided if
this course was not efIcctual, my
next would be to give him more
work and less grain, but he is cured.
! never saw II better horse in the
stable OF hitched ut n post. He has
worms, which ! shall treat with an
injection Of brine.-C oumtry GcnHe-
man.
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Lost Health Regnincd.

Srlfncglcct lays the foundation of much bodily
suffering. As rule men are more ,olIcitpus To re-.
pair aud preserve their houses, stocL IN trade and
other PcriShablc property than 10 repair and Pic
serve themselves. They can RE when u wall n.
quircs q prop, or n weak structure II girtcr. but
appear tn be- unconscious Ut, or iniifiorcnO To, III"
cracks and flaws aud evidences ~ d,caa In their
own frail aud sensitive organizations.
The consequence Of this want If common url
dence n that thousands fall by the walI-idr In tho
prime Of life, every year. Who might have liv"l Ia
enjoy a hale and hearty old age II they had r~c>ortcl
10 the proper means of recruiting their failing Nigur
Al the proper time.
Seeing what that famous WALKING aud invigorl
ting elixir, Hostcttcr's Stomach Filters. hp7 done
for countless multItudcS of the cncrvat"d and bro
ken down., and with the long. unbrnkrn record OF
IL, cures before him, II seems amazing that any
sufferer from premature decay, nervous weakness,
dyspepsia, biliOuSncss. chronic CONSTIPATION, or dis
eases Of II rrmittpnt or Intermittent character,
should delay, even for an hour. to seek the aid
which It's toning, regulating and invigCrating pro-
pertips hav" never failed to afford.
10 il no cNaggpratlOn 10 say That UOsfisrN St0H-
rch BnI.FS Is the most faithful ally Of nature, in her
struggles with weakness and disease. that medical
botany and honest chemistry have vet given to
the wOrld.-COm
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-07-18
USEFUL Knowledge.

The most ancient manuscripts are
written without accents, or stops, on
separation between the words, nor
was it until after the ninth century
that copyists began to leave space
between words.
Chocolate, the flour of the cocoa
nut, was first introduced into Eng
land from Mexico, in the year 1920,
and soon after became u favoritc
beverage in the London coffee
houses.
Among tho Romans all men of full
age wcrc obliged to marry, and it is
even 'of a modern law England
which inhicts II fine upon all bachc.
lors in the kingdom Of twenty-five
years and over.
Glass bottles were made in En- -
aud about 1858, but the art was
Pacticed among the Romans in the
yer ~ A. D., AS they have been
lou'l plcntiiully among the ruins Of
Pomhii.
An Almost incxhnustible supply Of
richly "ricgated marble has been
dlscoveru on the shores of Lake
Champlaln. and it is expected that
"Champlaln Marble" will take the
place oflhc Imported varieties.
There Is bh little reason for
doubling that British coal was used
in small quantitic' in the days ofthc
Roman occupation of the British
| Isles, IA it has been lund amid ibc
remains of Romanish Utilization in
the city Of Urieonium an elsewhere.
The first record, howcvcrJotcs hack
to the year 1850.
II liz said that u poultico md too
made from the common field histlc
is almost Il certain remedy for mem
ralgia. The leaves are maccr. cd
and used on the parts afflicted a.,
poultice, while u small quantity e
the leaves are boiled down in pro,
portion ola quart'to n pint, and Il
small dccoction drank before each
meal.
Some of the magnetism ccmcnts
used in India are remarkably firm
and durable. They begin setting in
two or three hours and become hard
in II few days, continuing to harden
for many years. When used for
clustering. they have been found
within a fortnight to be- "''ardcr
than any stone, except granite, mar
bic, and stones of the first degree Of
hardness"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-07-18
INDUSTRIAL ITEMS.

In 1871 Iowa raised II, 1872 pound
OF tobacco
Nutmogs Of excellent quality grow
in California.
One seventh of Arkansas has bee,
soli for takes.
The territory of Alaska contain.
3G0,52o6 600 acres.
The Western wool clip is pro
nounced finer than for fifteen year
past.
Tho average value per aero Of las.
years crop III the state Of kentuck,
was Sl3 50.
The Columbus, (Ga.) factories
have consumed six thousand tw.
hundred bales Of cotton this season
Ten million gallons of "sclnapps,'
the vulgar name of which in gin, ar,
said to DO made annually ut Schie.
dam.
A now silvar mine off great rich
ness has been discovered IN Leayen-
worth Mountain, Dear Georgetown
The Savage silver mine in Nevada
IS ,laimoi to yield 200 tons OF ore
per day, and the Bclchcr 800 tons.
Work has commenced on the Biz
River road, which is to connect the
Utah Valley with the coas at Men
docino.
The recent crash in mining stocks
has had IA depressing effect upon all
kinds OF business in San Francisco.
Albany is the largest wool market
in Georgia. Tho present season
100. 900 p unds have been purchased
there.
In Nevada, Cal, there are 1910
miles Of dlt"h uscl for mining pur-
poses, tho combined cost of which
was S3,720,OOO.
Three hundred now money order
post offices will he established on
July LIST, making five thousand in all
in operation throughout the country.
The balance Of the rails necessary
10 coi"pleto the Denver and RIO
Grande marrow gauge Railroad to
Pueblo were expected to be in Den
yer last week.
Brazilans are very happy over the
removal by Congress- OF the duty on
coffee, one journal claiming that il
will add $4,000 600 to their annual
Work was to commence NJ Doth
? the narrow gauge railroad from
E4o to Hamilton in the White Pine
MI ing district, Nevada, 124 miles
sout of the Pacific railro.d.
%Mn.cvcr iron pipes are employed
lor con 1ying any heated medium,
such Us > oke, hot air, steam or hot
water tnC should not be allowed
10 pass 'hr',gh wood work unless
projected ny'n carthcn crock. The
iron rust mayo deozidizcd by bcn,
anu upon rc"x'izing it often be.
coples reu not lany fires have oc
Univ" hoh' s"'o 'usc.
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RELIGIOUS ITEMS.
Illinois has SAG Churches.

Illinois has SAG Churches.
The avera,,e Southern Presbyto-
rian minister gets 500 n year.
New Britain, Conn, with a popu-
lation OF only 1000, has II church
which cost 100000, and all paid
for.
New Jersey is said to DO the ban
ner State for Prcsbyterianisul. 1t
has 237 churches and 27,92S com
municants,
Jay Cooke, the banker, has recent
~ built II beautiful church ut Girard-
vii q, Pa, and decided it to the Meth
odiBt Church.
The New York Observer says: The
ChurchviIlr church, Hartford county,
Nd, founded by Whntetie Il about
l7li, has prospered very much in
the last ten years,
TIE Pope says that if Spain wishes
to be re.uuited with the mrther
church, she must Curtail the present
religious liberty and must ensure
papol supremacy.
The British Primitive Methodist
Church III England now humbers
10000 members, 1000 ministers,
4OL,00O hearers, and chapel proper
ty to the value of over $1,000, 00O.
Plus *, recently entered upon
the cighty-tlrst year OF his age, and
in II few weeks he will celebrate the
twenty sixth anniversary of his Pom
tilicato. No Pope has roigncd so
many years consecntiyely.
The Presbyterian Church accord.
ing to II report made at the General
Assembly, Dctro t, has ITO foreign
missionaries in the field, 1908 Nom
bcrs in mission Churches, and 10000
Saba h.school children among the
heather.
Among the liberal Episcopal
churches of New York City in 1871
we're: st. Georges, which contribu.
ted $4,000 for objects outside OF it's
own maintenance; Calvary, $4,000
Church of the Holy Trinity, $4,000;
Grace Church, $59,428, including its
own expenses; and the Church of The
J Ascension, $68,00O.
A lady in Cherry Valley, N. Y,
recently deceased, bequeathod about
one tenth of her estate to religious
purposcs;-$3. 600 to u parish church
of which she WAS II COMMUNICATE;
$1,000 to her rector; $1,000 to the
Aged and lnfrm Clergy fluid; $1,000
to the Episcopal Fund of the Do
coso; and $4,000 to other purposes.
I a Baptist clergyman in Missouri
Rev. j. f. Welch, b. D., refused to
proceed with the dedicatory services
of a new church ediice, until the
debt ON the house and three acres OF
ground vas paid for. In II few min
utos the debt was paid, and he con
tinued, finished, and then went two
miles and baptized t~itty-three con
ycrtS.
New York City has 322 chu, chcs,
of which 80 are Biptists; Is Cougre,
gational; Is Dutch Reformed; II
Episcopalian; 3 Friends; II Luthe-
ran; 10 Methodist Episcopal; 4
Methodist (African) 10 Presbyte-
rian; Al Roman Catholic;4 Reformed
Presbyterian; 2G Synagogucs; 3 Uni
tartan; 5 Univcrsalist; United Pres
bytcrian; and II miscellaneous, in
Guiding Swedenborgians, Second
Adventists, etc.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-07-18
Wool Market

The Michigan Fs, '' rSs,i wH','' aa 20
generally rcgarde ,ho 'V wnoI w nv.
kets, states If 1t has but little to
nre.sni OK It says there Is al
wavs .>alm before u storm, and She
woo,Jusiness looks throughout the
cc,ntry as if the dealers and manu-
acturers were fairly obliged to fold
their hands and wait for the crops
to grow, and come TO market before
they could do anything. 1t is now
close to the first Of June, and it will
certainly DO two weeks yet before
much, if any wool will be taken from
the sheep. Corn planting isnot en-.
trely over yet, tho weather is cool
and none Of the sheep arc washed,
or likely to be for the next ten days,
unless we have much warmer wealth,
CT than we have yet had except iol
day or two. We can. therefore,
hardly expect the wool clip to be
offered generally in market before
the third week in June. Ofcoursc
AZ usual, there will be numbers Of
small, loose, rough clips that will be
first in the market, and that will bs
picked up at low prices, and we shal
have these sales horaldod all over
the country as the prices at which
wool has opened.
But our wool-growcrs must re-
member that wool this year is gooc
to keep. We have yet seen nothing
to change our views, OF those tina
we have repeated week after week
There will DO II great scarcity o
wool during this year, for there is
no chance to grow it, and we sec
that it is probable also that cottor
may not be in such supply as to be
relied upon to make up for II de.
ficicncy in toXtilo material, anc
hence there may be an advance in
that article, which will have Il ten
doncy to keep wool very firm.
Buyers and dealers aro talking
good deal about getting the new cliI
for 90 and IS cents ut The West
Wool bought at these rates will be q
prize watch they will keep, for il
will DO worth IA great deal moro be
fore three months arc over. Very
many Of the Eastern dealers ant
manufacturers are filled with tho no
ton that there il likely to be plenty
Of wool to be got ~ soon as the new
clip comes in, They had this idea
last year and especially the ycarbc
fore, and they learned differently
before the first six months hac
passed. Then they must learn thar
there is ability enough now amongst
tho farmers Of the wool growing
States to hold their clips, which wa'
not the case five or six years ago
SO that II general and preconccrtec
indifference on the part Of buyers o.
manufacturers, won't "work now
worth a cent?
We notice that tho New York
Economist and the New York Jom
nal Of Commerce., are quoting sales o
double X Ohio at 77lc, and Of Ohio
fine wool at 784c. Unwashcd II
Soc California at l5cj Texas ut Il
and so conts. But we also motto,
that Mcztiza secured sold ut 81 %
and fall California secured sold al
81 10 to 81 II.
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WHETHER for use on man or beast,
the Merchants Cargling Oil will b,
found an invaluable Linimcnt, and wor,
thy of use by every resident Of the land.
We know of no proprietary medicine OF
article now used III the United States
which sha1es the good will of the PEG.
pie to II greater degree than this.-M y
independent.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-07-18

Don't stand aghast with awe andfcar,
eyes wide open, hair on end, and fingers
tightly cliuched with the idea that these
mysterious symbols are cabalistic signs
and represent some secret organization
OF masked demons, who carry terror and
dismay with their midnight prowlinSs
and dispense on the dawn of morning.
No! They are only the initials of DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, that
pleasant Lledicine which has acquired u
National reputation and proven so eff
cious i'll Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis,
Consumption and kindred diseases.
For these complaints it has no equal.
Sold by all druggists, so.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-07-18

Gapcs in chickens may DC pre-.
vented or cured by mixing a table.
spoonful of spirits of turp'ntinc to
three quarts of meal, two or three
times n week, and feeding it tc
them. Black pepper is said to be
also cficacious, when used in the
anne way.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-07-18

A CROWD Of Horse Men, and others,
daily throng the stores in country and
town for Mcridan's Cdrahy C0ndjtioi
Powdcrs. They understand that horse.
cannot be kept in good condition with,
out them, and with them can be on
much less quantity Of grain.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-07-18

Rupture can be cured without suffer
ing. Elastic TrusseS are supcrscding
all others. Before buying Metal Trusscs
or Supporters, send for IL descriptive
circular to the Elastic Truss Co., G83
Broadway, N. Y.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-07-18

GENTLEMEN have long felt the want Of
Il paper collar that looked like linen.
This is furnished them in the Elmwood
Collar. 1t has folded edges, n fine
cloth surface and is SC perfect an imita-
ton Of linen that it cannot be detected.
Try it.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-07-18

The relaxing power of JohnSon'S 1n.
0dync Imminent is truly wonderful.
Cases are already numerous where bent
and stltlcned limbs have been limbered
and Strengthened by it. When used fol
this purpose, the part should be washed
and rubbed thoroughly. Apply the
linimcnt cohd and rub it in with the
hand.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-07-18

A Happy Fnmily. We have oflou heard the re-
mark that II you want good sweet bread in the
family, You must have II good nstuIud and even
tempered cuuk To make 1t. 40 nm RdditiUnpl aid.
We would the unrivHled Charter Uak
Cooking stove, which will ensure the happy owner
not only \ wcltCookcd, p~tlatablc meal, but also a
COntcntcd and cheerful wife.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-07-18

In the Nursery Burnctt's Kalliston is
peculiarly adapted to the bathing of
infants. A few drops is sufficient for II
bowl of water.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-07-18

To BROWN POTATOES UNDER MEAT
Boil some fine, large, mealy potatoes,
take off the skins carefully, and about
an hour before the meat Is cooked put
them Into the dripping pan, having
we'll dredgei them with -four. Before
serving. duin them from any grease
and sSSvs 6em up hot.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-07-18

FERRY DAVIS PAIS KILLER IS an excellent
regulator OF the stomach AMI bowels. ani huull
always h. kept IN hand, especially III TIL, .clsoi
| paints. There H. nothing 80 quick 10 priieyc IN
Attacks Of Cholera.
prpIly.-fIsn.
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As QUICK ~ "a flash otlightning does ChriHWiOrOt
Erc,i'iOr Hnir Dys act upon the hair, whIsker
Raven or the most exquisite Browns will b,
evolved Com.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-07-18

A steadfast faith begets a constant
peace.
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gey"A DOZEN REASONS A9sa
WHY
PERRY DAVIS
PaIn-RIlIR II

Ia GN ~ 52S. J@&M N - a ~ n
BEsT FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE AGE
ana uhp is sh0utd be kcpt oiudgB near at mana
LIT. iIlcr is the most certain Cholera cure
mat medical SCicnc" has produced.
"a. Pnin-Ik Her as II Diarrhuoa and Dysrntary
remedy is uucqualCi. IT seldom ever flilsi
3rd, pain-I. ilIcr will cure Cramps or Pains in
any part Of the system. \ single dose
USUALLY effects Il cure.
It'll, Pniu-killcr VIII cure Dyspepsia aud Tndt.
gcstlun, it used according to directions.
9Th. Puin-Ii illcr ~ an almost never falling cure
for sudden Colds, Coughs, sc.
eth. pniu-Killer has proved itself q Sovereign
Remedy for Fever and -Ngue, ami chill
Fever; It has cured the most obstinate cases.
7th. Pnin-kiilcr as ii Eminent ~ nncqualIcd.
For Frost Bites, Chiiblains, Burns, Bruises,
Cuts, Sptains, sc, no Physician can do more
than II
sth. Pain IL iIIcr has cured cases of Rhcumn.
tism ana Neuralgia after years s%tanding.
9TH. inin-IiiIler VIII destroy BoIls, Frlons,
WlillnwS, Old Sores aud Swcllcd JOnts, CIV
Ing relief from Pain after the first application.
10Th, Pain Il Her cures Headache, TuUthaChC
ana Ncurrlgic Pains IN amy part OF the body
nth. Pnin-k Her will save You days of sickness
snnd many a Dollar In time and Doctors bill.
I2th. rain-i< ilIcr ~ a purely Vegetable prepare,
ton. safe to Keen aud use in every family.
The simplicity attending its nsr, together
with the great variety of Diseases That may
he entirely "ladIctl"i ly II, aud III" great
amount of pain and suffering that can he al.
lcviated by its use, make 1t imperative upon
every person to supply Themselves it'll this
valuable remedy AMI To keep II always near
The PAIN-KILLER IL now known and apprc-
'iatcd IN every qnarteo of tn" globe. Physicians
recommend II IN their Practice, while all classes Of
1n"i"ty have fund III 1t rc'lct and comfort,
csc It "A triHl.
Don't be deceived or induced to buy the many
worthless N"StrnmS offered by unrrincipleh men
travelling through the country.
lrsFI iTlHtInn tptGtttIlfv zach Intttp
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AGENTS, How is this ?

We will pay Agent $50 u Week, md En-
pcH-cs, or allow n Large Commission. Steady
c~mrloymcnt. Address, g.. W. bod IL co,
Enilln IrNrk. Mich.
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Attention, Owners of Horses !


THE REASONS FOR ITS PROSPERITY. c,
The year Just closed has been the most successi,m
since the war, and the reasons for this prosperity
arc
!. The whole course has been condensed into IES
MONTHS, in which time q student VIII graduate
and get u license free.
2. The Professors are eminent lawyers and teach'
err, and devote their entire time to teaching, "A
young man studying in an Office cannon set con.im
n practice.
3. The Moot Court system familiarizes the student
with the details of practice and qualities MN iot
the management Of IA suit as soon ~ lie gets ons.
T.. Lebanon Is a refined and healthy town, ana pu-
pills are treated with great kindness by the citlAehs,
The Catalogue shows q, pupils, with ABOUT y"
graduates. Many of the leading lawyers OF the
South west are graduates Of this school.
For particulars address
HON. N. GREEN. Lebanon. Tenn.
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M Poison cnn take hrsa3 Nsgie,s ,t,o,i
inr Ia directions, aud remain iiaV4$%tSN pyvj
then bone we not destroyed l." mi %jINyy ~ Oil,
n.rns, AID tho vital organs wa'tcd2s M ror