The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-04-23

4 little rirl who had great kindness
of hnort for all the animal creation. saw
~ hon nreporing to gather her chickens
Inlnr her shcltcring wings, and Shout
al earnestly. con, don't sit down on
tHose beautiful little birds, you great
ugly old rooster.
wicked little boy in a Denver
srndoy-school was asked by his teacher
# he had learned anything during thG
nost week. "Oh, yes, said he. What
"a II thot Won hav1 learned y Never
to lead deuce when you've got an ace
back of it, was the reply.
"A good lady of Columbus, Ca, was
d" struck all of a heap by an old col
orej woman she met the other day.
Sho baomcd all over her face as sne
,n%j ,n;j in the most approved Georgia
stylo "Howdy, Aunt Mara ! IN ln1
AGED negrcss raised herself erect pL"vHe,' stH,
her arms akimho and remarked IoiuINi
looking sideways, " | amt yer, anu "lu
T aint yer uncle; Use yer ekal!
A Richmond, Va, newspaper no
t;cos nm extraordinary work OF art, eN-
hibited in a shop in that city, Inc
",piI unl,;rct is " Jacobs Dream" n gels,
oll having yellow hair and blue WINGS
are going up and down the laouer'
while Jacob slumbers III 1ull conVInen
tal uniform, except his boots. WHlcn ,il
orp Of the confederate cavalry l"S'ilon'
? and close at hand, resting on IL tocN' 10
I a hunting flask.
+ ror tleman was walking down
W ~ strocf behind two English
c swclIs when he overheard the following
: conversotion carry, my boy says
S CU,,' ono WHATS o'clock % The other other
/ GIf' Snit for his watch and exclaimed by
IS itlr fnrn ~ hT'ye lett hit hat 'ome." Then,
/ JonT' g,r,,iro 70 boot-black standing by, ne
Il said "My lad what 81 o.oU why
p "What's a clock ?' says the LAD WHY, ~
g Won darned fool, it's thing us oie 10
;, your head, with hands on 1t.
/ The oueerest object in nature Is Isl u
cron;sh bpncar-for these beggars peg
op horseback, and it is an odd thing TO
% erc n man riding up to a poor loot pas,
son%or scn - ,.' md asking aims. A gentleman
1t ?e"Soi ES,ino,oiso being accosted by one OF
at .il,no .l a, pIomnted beggrs, replied. "Why,
d lieSu ;' ,.n,, n,I come q beg of me- who have to
+, Sa' Sn ~ loot while you ride ON horse
A II. Hoo
81 Rocl, !" every true, sir, SAID tne pss. Ses
pit D"." ",. :. o,d have the more need to peg
e. rs as have to support my horse as well 0'
/. myself. oor,r,r.
le ni,p in tbe United States comprises ii
II 1t I;ocesas ;o SO and Q missionary Jurisdictions
VI S5 bishons. 3,O9j priests and deacons.'
a a . zoo parishes, and 100000 communi
u W conts The most popnlous diocese ads II
~ thot Of New York, which has 2b, y,
~ w. communicates next is PennsyiSvan1lH" n
~ with 19, 1O9; next Maryland, Win ~, :,
y az and the fourth in number Is Col
in I necficut. with 1876. The contrip'
nT r tions of all kinds for the year are I
a ported at S7,3l5, ll9.
nd M. Robing, in a paper presented
I'VE the French academy, thus eXtols !!
Sc. virtues OF buttermilk: Lite exi'
The only in combustion, but the combusti
which occurs in our bodies, like II
which takes place in our chimne
q leaves detritus which is fatal to II
and 10 remove this we would admins
The Iactic acid with ordinary food. L
. is acid is known to possess the power
nor removing or destroying ine[uss%t,c na.,ilac
ures which form on the arteries ,tt,rnr, vat.,
, in and valves of the heart. As ouIleil titLl III
,riJ abounds in this acid, and Is, horso.'
yare an agreeable kind OF food' lts haolt'
VII VII nee ne is is urged, will free the syst
- fron these causes, which nevlta'
Inv. ranse death between the seyenty'h
and hiudredth year.