The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-24
SAYINGS AND D0INGS.

WHEN lb II ulhu HShItSJ ICluJcu w u
fish? When he has a good old sole for
q mother and an old crab OF father.
A WISCONSIN, man recently killed six
sklnks in one day. After interviewing
the first one he became reckless and so
kept on.
In riding on the trail " always take
a seat Just in front OF lat Old gentle
man. In case of collision he breaks
the fall wonderfully.
"Ou, George, your sister is a nice
girl, but she does dress her head up
So" eyes" said George "but it is
the fashion; there's nothing in it, you
know"
FARMERS in want OF n market, and
desirous of finding one in foreign coun-
tries, should remember that one manu-
factory at home, employing one hun
dred men, will support m additional
five hundred people.
Prince BISMARCK is compared by some
one to crop.eared bull dog in appear
ancc. His bald head and thick form
encased in the ungraceful soldiers coat
ARE said to aid in the illusion. He holds
on well, too.
A WRITER in the Montgomery Adver-
tiser ascrihcs all the troubles at the
South to cheap shot guns, powder and
lead. He says the shooting of insecti-
vorous birds has this wear cost Alabama
alone, more than $40, 100000 in the
rayages done by the caterpillar.
THE noblest thing on earth is the man
who rises to the dignity of self-mastery.
The man who can refuse indulgence to
n clamOring desire, can hold the craving
appetite ungratified and say to the
rising passion, "Peace, be still !" is a
true hero.
"SlR, said an astonished landlady to
traveller who had sent his cup forward
for the seventh time, "you must be
very fond of coNee?" eyes, madam,
I am" he replied, cor | should never
have drank so much water to get lit
tie.
WHETHER you work for fame, for
love, FOR money or for anything else,
work with your hands, heart and brain.
Say, 81 will I" and some day you will
conquer. Never let any man }Uy" 1t to
say, al have dragged You mp Too
many friends hurt man mono than
nonn nj NIL
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be entertained for a moment 10y 10 think
ing people. Every delay in the prep
aration for tinnl resumption Iartakes
\, iooroa ,, oo thn Inr, iS h,rI nnt /, con.
"os;vu sio,,t ' ooomor o,ar ''''' ~ '>'
Nou''n' 9o'soN'
Az agent of the Massachusetts board
of health is travelling on the railroads
of that State testing the wr ~ tie cars,
IT, cor,;os NAH, ,( bellnws and n small
y,oI nnrtlv fI,j win n Auid. into
wLirb the mir is forced with the bel
lows md srbs, nutnfIy H. ia apolyYed
or1 ,hn ir,rrritias sonorotel
a BosroN paper says A'@"', every
day deserving girls apply ~ in' bureau
for work, VINO nave neeh "i'noo5 loou
For t~enty-ioW and iorty-e'GhG hourS;
Girl, born on New Hampshire farm,
dronped ON the floor from utter exhaus-
tion when if VIVA found that in four
dovs she Ind eaten nothing but two
bnna
oonprsrovnryr of tbe london
MT. "a 'oa',',.', n'.",I;tnI n, ono mvbooa in.
LINES "?oLS',i''I. 30 'l,o ,o.o. tLnt tha
leI'hI u 10 " HuL"' ,L" ,oo'Ia. ",rI l, Garron
acVu"l nuu."e' ant 90 90 'ro ,'6mt"' mt 81 yrhorr
army Urn oa 10 l,'-i;Dio inon' too oai " ,orn;no
iVt 'o93 o3, %L" ono "."uyS "' M "0r,, ,I,;I;,ad i;
ana oot'ooo more r cun pe lhooii,nu" aa ~ ~
el8h! Guys: iI,o t iglu",l''vt ,. ,'dxo o"N TIo
tnooiilAo" III 10" uuy III Iii o5j 70
t no" iu" UL ',G Soroa ohnnt 9OO OO0 mon
Dion BoUcIoAULT Is lean' ca4aV-
erous Individual, an enormous worker,
always on duty, yet very aostehlous III
his habits, never touches VINE OF liquor
Eating he has reduced to Il science
never eats an ounce more or less, Is
tempted by no big dinners or late
supperss, and la sad Dy some VINO ma nave o
to wor k under his dlTection' 10 90 d
man of iron nerves and brass muscles
,,., 1od, IN poris XIV remarked
"A 49, ',,,,'on;o, , in a conversation the
u 70 o2nP"u, 1n,i thot shn would never naint
Ton Tono, nho"IS, "I, anoin % before attending fu-
neroI nor I"oVHI 81 Whv not ." asked her friend.
norm % Racouso % " renlied the younQ lady. ~
was nainted mn when I attended a fu.
neral last summer and never wanted to
cry so bad in my life, and was getting
my handkerchief ready, when, gianclng
nound at, | saw that coarse yeiio"
skin of hers, through the tear tracks;
and it looked horrible, L never nau
such hard work to hold my tears IN
since | was born. I'm done painting
for funerals"
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