The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-05-08
WOMAN's WORLD.
LOVE WILL NOT FORGET.


And fondly hnger DER the strain
Some heart beat high when proudly foats
| The flag the soldier bore with pain,
Though glory mock and fame deceive,
| Though hopes may wither-cares beset,
| None all in loneliness shall grieye-
Some loving one will not forget
ROUND hats made of kid are the lat.
est novelty in ladies' attire.
ETRUsOAN cloth is a new dress materi.
al woven from linen thread.
WOMEN are seldom sailors, but then
they sometimes command smacks.
FANS of elephantine dimensions will
be carried by our bellies this spring.
SILVER combs are supplanting the
high backed tortoise shells in popular
favor.
RED is the fashionable color in hair
at present. Golden has gone "out"
completely,
MRs. HARDNESS, OF Spurgeon's con-
gregation, in London, teaches Bible
class of 900 women.
THE new style OF bonnet is cross
between a locomotive smoke-stack and
n custard-cup.
Miss SARAH W. BARTON, an American
girl, is to be the prima-donna of opera
in Warsaw next season.
A WASHINGTON belle can speak five
different languages, but couldn't bake
g l,,onl 10 ooya bar lifa
AN exchange asks : " Where does the
cotton go?" We know where good
deal of it goes, but don't like to tell.
THE lady who is followed by train
of admirers need not be astonished at
remarks on the hustle behind her.
MISS MARY RALsToN, native OF
Iowa, is one of the bellies of Washing
ton. Her back hair is sixty-hve inches
long.
The differences between sealing-wax
and women, says Reuben, is, that one
burns to keep secret and the other to
tell it.
We are promised an early revival OF
the old-fashioned lace collars, such rs
worn by the excellent wife of G. Wash
ington.
An editor says eve are living at
| this moment under an absolute despot-
ism" We suspect he married the
wrong woman.
MODERN brides now wear two wells,
one of long tulle, falling down the
back, and shorter one, cut pointed,
worn over the face.
NBw JERSEY servant girls hire by the
month. Those who "have beaux" get
IS, and those who haven't get $12. Only
one in five hundred gets $l2.
The Boston Globe believes that no
Young woman should be permitted to
marry until she can bake worsted dog
and serve up slipper pattern in style.
ONE of the best paying saw mills in
Green Bay is owned by woman, who
knocked the head sawyer down when he
proposed marriage to her.
MopEsrY induces a Quaker couple in
Ida county, Iowa, to get married at
three o'clock in the morning, so that no.
body would come to the wedding.
THE newest French shoe is of black
silk, embroidered with beads and lacing
. at the side high above the ankle. 1t
I has a thin sole, and small, flat heel.
A YOUNG lady recently, on being re-
, ouested to sing "The Maiden's Pray
err" immediately favored Rockford
. audience wifi Mother, May Go Out
: to Swim ?"
1 THH women school-teachers OF De-
troit are on strike for higher wages,
They haven't stopped work, but init
mate that they must do so or starve at
present prices.
A LADIES' debating society at Paris,
Kentucky, lately decided that bachelors
are a nuisance. We presume that one
of the objects of the society is to abate
the same.
"Ir seems to me that Mrs. C.'s hair
was nearly gray year ago." Yes,
nearly" "But now it is perfectly
black" "Ah, yes you know she ha
lost her husband since then.
DANIEL WEBSTER 1nce said, "Ther
is nothing upon this earth that cal
. compare with the faithful attachmen
$ of "a wife; no creature who, for the OBJ
u ject of her love, is so indomitable, 81
Z persevering, 50 ready to suffer and die.
= That is 50, Daniel.
THE man in Newport who recent,
10 married his mother-in-law says he die
ID his best to escape, but that she reache'
'd the cars just in time to nab him. since
ie his marriage he has joined the Metno-
. y dist Church, and now declares that the
- !. woman may do her worst. - he 10 sure
of rest in Heaven.