The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-07-01
FACTS AND E'ANolEB.
1.-Two pIOTUREs. -

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And Jewels shall CLEAN IN your mar
Those slippcrs YOU gave mo are perfect,
That drcrsing-gown htH TO W
| NV darling | wonder that heaven
Should give such treasure to me-
| Eight--nine -ten--oyen my precious
Time flies 10 when am with You
IL seem. but n moment I've been here
And now, must say IL Adleu'
AFTER MARRIAGE
| oh, Meg, YOU are heayv-lm tlreu
Go sit in the rocker, pray
| Your weight seems . hundred and ninety
When you plump down in tht sort OF way
You had better be mending my coat sleeve
I've spoken about il before
And want to finish this novel; ,.
And look over those bills from the store
This dr., rsng- gown sets like the -
There Hlipucrr run dOwn at the heel,
Strange nothing can never look decent
wash YOU could know how they teeI
What's tins bill from Morgan'r' WHY surely
ltr not for another new drehe
Look here I'll be bankrupt ere No" ioa',
Or your store bills will have to grow less
Eight o'clock Meg, sew ON this button
A. soon as you tnTh that sleeve
IIcigh.ho. am 80 deucedly sleepy
IN pile off to bed believe
The governor of Ceylon prohlolts
fine farther destruction of the elephant
in that island.
The French "princo Imperial ana
the ex empress will shortly leave Chis'
elhurst, and take up their abode III tle
chateau of Arenenberg, IN Swl'Herian"'
A Newark girl hastened the departure
of n lingering gentleman caller the
other evening by remarklng AZ Sne look
ed ont of the window. lhiDk we
shnl have beautiful sunrise.
A fond parent who bought COW
for his summer residence in anticlpa'
tiou of the delight that the product
would cause his little daughter was
somewhat chagrned when Miss ftrt,
looking upon pan OF nectar 'N
claimed: Oh, the horrd yellow scum
1t isn't half SO good as the nee plue
milk we get in Boston,
Bows, when commencement IL over
an Won 90 out into the great "or'o
(Which is vour OYSTER, apply Tor none
Int thoroughly first class situations.
Your sheep skins will he honored as
pos, ports to any lucrative positions you
may want Go and show the old gray
haired plodders of countlng'roOm no"
to do business.
The most hidcous women IN the
world are said to live in the valley OF
Sni,i which is IA mountain bound, III,
most inaccessible place, l2,O0o 1eeV
above the sea. among the HimnIaya
JI" Thoir fenture. are large aud coarse, the
cynrossion of their faces is usually
natural primace, and they hang hn8e
rings IN their noses. They dress III
th;rk tunjrs and trousers, ana 'tneif
heavy boots. coming above the Knees,
are often filled around their legs "''n
flour for warmth.
A young lady living in the northern
no,t ri Indianapolis has, throu9h Il
| little simple vanity, nearly If not quite
DESTROYED her eycslRht, a rev "aSs
ono she paiuted her checks with the
re1 c,loriny matter of some cinnamon
candy and went to party D"'lns VIZ VIZ
evening her checks became very in.ol
swollen aud the poison soon ai''t oo'u
municatod itself to her eyes one ''
| r.me unite blind, and, though receiving
+ thn hes, medical attention the c,tA
t cnnld afford, there seemed to be nt'l'
i hone that she would ever regain her eye
: sight. IN.
, The Columbus Ga Enquirer teI'
" of two families in Stewart county ",oS'
9 live. we're saved by gentleman OBEY
u u inc = uresentiment he could not reSiS';
~ He Ind fl forcbading that storm ~out'
q visit that section, and that n!S houH' o'
> would be in its path. He told otho'' '
), Of if, bnt they only laughed at 1in ii
y saving he was frightened from reauib
y and herring the accounts OF the lMa' M
,,,oInne He gave credence TO tll'
g tiouoht which would not go down a.
!, the bidding, and dug hole near n, - ~, !,
l bouse. He had no sooner nliisnei =
than the storm did come. ana Darcy
bad ne and his family sought reiue'
therein than the tornado tore ms ho"st
TO pieces. All III the hole IN the Sroul'
, escaped. su
- Some idea may he obtained OF the
= mo,n;tude of the accommodations pro
> yided for the people OF London iIon @
y the following figures Whit moluay :n
u u the l7th of May, was general noi,ua Ia
% among the working population, ana th
70 day being fine, $4,000 persons Visioe VIZ oe
Z the Alexandra palace, more than 4o'ul
u u were at the Crystal palace, "a, 39o WEI
u u to the Geological garden, 4,OOo wehe
u u the tower, 5,l96 went to the oou
II Kepsiueton museum, l4,OOo, most
rhem eycursionists from london, VT
- to the Brighton aquarium So,V"V oon W" Wv
W " by rail to Greenwich, and lo.ooO we
10 10 from one depot alone, to GraVesel
a ael These are official figures. Inc uhr
ns istered holiday seekers, who Went
hu other places, was many times larger
to the aggregate.
md A singular illustration OF tne pa pa
by living effect of the imaginailols snrJ nnI
ck) some circumstances was recently aiolo
act. NJ Allentown, Pa: bright poy
not aIsvan wears was engaged in watchl
The some cattle in a field, and killed u
hat nv swinging with rope from the orai
rho IS tree His brother, also SIN
liar how was near him. All at once the
10 With the rope dropped with his en'
md weight upon the rope, but with
. - knees almost touching the grou
nd The brother, very much alarmed,
TIL once ran for assistance, hut before
!. is came the swinging boy was dead
es. rope was cut, when the loop fell "
ol- the victims neck, indicating tue
nd that there had been no knot. aud I
out the looping was but an accident.
no boy, ina sining himself beyond all 3
ess prese, walton, had become so irlgh' e
les. as not to stand upon his feet, al
,ul- might have done, but had fallen
J, is ward, and so straIgled. A more st
the ing illustration of the remarkable II
in. ence over reason sometimes obtaine'
ork the imagination could scarcely bt
forded.