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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-12-23
N,Ulu ElIN vi

N'llN" TWAS NV VIZ.
Our Christmas evening, long ago
Just how long, | forget
The funds al Santa tlW. IAu low,
50 he ran into luhi.
Could he hi, usual gilt hrsI"w
And an his hiIls he net
H." pGllrl HI beard, aud scratched his head
And set hi, cap aWIy.
D." There az lhiug- IN ~ world lu .1ld
That money CIuUul buy
Thing, uroIml at one daily bread
THIS year thu.c gifts III ly.'
And So IT, one he gINrH friend,
And To- another health,
NuI shuWoI the thIul the luuulul end
~ blessings won hN stealth.
lowui what sore lr., Dhrlr l]ouuatrI" tend
Nh" tuu much haste fer wealth
For one he won q husband lilr
Back FROM the IruukHuI iuum
And Tor another hoIol"-- wife
OIrurl The peaceful iumh
Through many Il village rank with ,lrilr
Bad" flowers 81 concord BLOOM.
Onr s]urr-tirrI soul Il" made So huNr
That right the victory wen;
With tears upon q new mal" grave
saw higher life begun;
Back tr q widowed mother gave
IN vrriup, Surruwiug sor.
lie brought tu many q household band
\ welcome little guest;
To more than one the heart and hand
Oi her he lowed the best
To work worn frames, through all the lIud,
The blessed boon ol rest.
An opening rosebud, sweet a. June,
~"othrs one Irpr sufferers w"r
A strain irrm suuur lurg Ittrn tune
~l,rlINC1 the twilight glow
when lips, Whose music died rr soon,
tutrancci til" long iu".
&C. go"l day work ,r"l Santa Claus,
Vet won h. little lame;
Men tnnk his Eilt, like Stature, laws,
Not needing whence they came
And some INcrrHi tirN hHl ~ cause
Their logic WIS 700 lame,
To- YOU wlu own small store nj gold
! have q word To say
Great blessings In vuur hands YOU hull
To glIllrn Christina, day,
since love cannot be- bought anil .ull
90 kludncs, thrown away.
For, should M other .aul be- bl,.t,
Your own will purrr grow,
Aud each last Christina be- YOUR L,,t.
II such gifts you bost"w
For Christ will H. your Christina guest.
Beginning Heaven below.
The past representations of weathc
vancs reminds us of a remark of tina
distinguished weather cock Merriam ,
Brooklyn New York. 81 have studio
the clouds and seasons for twenty veal
and concluded | know nothing abor
them" Sensible fellow. 30 with tn
sailors. How about the weather ~
the wind don't change it will storm
" If" is a great %apologiscr. But I'll
New Year is upon lis.
Ring out wild he'll, Ia the wild sky
III" dying cloud, the inr>ty night,
The year j. dying IN il, night.
Ring cut wild h-lls aud let him die.
hing ont The "ll, ring In the new.
hinH happy i-ll- arrp,, the snow.
~" year !, gong, let him 20:
hias "n' til" ialsr, ring in the true"
How many New Years bells chin
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.t :..,g Loorty or a.
| ppi i'm unison Wlll Joyous H'"lla W :"
Thry neal in requiem for lost
''"I "E'i, 'L,,ry un'nr IA lac rr-
| hopes III spun "'u'7 w ~
| called ng hcrtiug ~ the pNrll''PHW drIll
| ip snow iIakcs. Ilrgr on III solemn
chant to the puIsallons OF broken hearts,
that can alone be bound up III CnrlsI
whose birth wc celebrate
orhc year begins 10 uomnlc with decay,
l.Ikg ln 9II n1n VINO ieln, "l1n ni Guah'
{" ,3I Nj. ],o.n,,os who hn,r ,"s,cd naay.
But yo -olr h,cca. with l' hin locks play
,,"il.rinf ,n,., .ni",a ",,, " j' l., LP' h ."r,H'
AID with HI darts Keen, winter SIN at lay.
Nm, .poDhol aud battered In man. %9ya,
nn""th A. ID, n,'ii '. " 1I, ~ |" IL T irs"ning L,l".
.rrurIy smtir. lhr slow declining year
llkr ou" " ho hl. ~ poolH",r ,prl' nl,a'E1
anu I'''. u" ''''"7 y H'l
II mas come anu llc "'c'IIilp yea, y
b'lnG I"'t pUiI'" W t"' 0'p"''''' VI wv
l'l,l' ,l
Inc new rear II DuJ II NPrl'l''' W
'hr org, says JQ'' VIZ ol' G'"" IN
erH'i" ,ial' ana usage, 81 'ooir'! M''
De what lhry eyer nave Drri' me I''i"p
mat mas peer, 1t j' thaI "HI'n F'"l' ~
ana tha' "N''N 'i'h' Is lI'I ""i'I'
'ha.I br done, ana lh'rc Is no o'" 'I'"E
under the sun, J. there anything "ncT'Il
IL may b" saII see tli' Is new IT
hath been already OF at" ,iHl'' Wo''o was
before NJ, nat whether "Iu OF new p',
gin the year with plou' ana persona '''',
cation and say WHIP DaYId' l|oro J
AN Time, az, ne through nm "nV i
! the Way, yield yourscIvc, unto Cot
# j. your reasonable service llr has
infinite claims to you. You "lII meyer hI
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III u llNH NUN INNl
Shall the blc.l hoor be thrown 70 wild"
AZ on,G Tg W." " ,,,G1 ra,, uo' Within
Nnd Jet The holy Christina, io'
Christmas. what visions Of santa
CLAN. Gltir head. pccpinp from meath
coly cnyrrcd truudlc., the anNiou'Iy
lon&cd far morn, when the .hriII squeak
nr ,hn inv fife, shall pipe Il, all to the
GRAND di.nloy Of It Nicholas prlnrrIy
onrriup to the demands ol afl'''' emu
hood. the noisy drum that r]'rri', one
hack tn those halcyoN days oI rhIIII-lI
mastering.
uAh'w rm you urrrn soldier
AmI 40 '." a. l ','" r...,
AGI l"", , ", ,,. '' I'.I ,.In
r,, ,.ln,liro ri,ln. chat rII, with
~" .rn ,c ,Lc r]oIiro ,hc oiluuru
,,,,i '',I,II','r. !, Inor. and window, tine box
,Ia, 'n"nor, ,,c r~apu.picd soldier. tho
m"n ~, ,,,,,L,r. ,Ir unp Of tine fire
cr"aprr ,Lo, snoriol,y Atom celestial
lr,,L,,' ,Lnmi tmnnrhiuo or mpdir,. In,
'''''' W., 49, 'L,,L,r. fin. uni-rouI ry.
L~iIa,nu,n ,~riry',w.,iuo mu.ic.hovr.
~ .,,,ii,, IN, v,,d yli,r wilI
IVY '"''', ', ln -r,Il Of rnvdrr
n'%",'' ,Ln' ,,,,lr,o .nIIirr ln decd,
r'"' ,.,.I,.,, ~ r,rui,rrr an,
household convenience.
Ah, me- Ills dromp-laUd, 1T Is no, Til,
busy world Of maturity, it is the ima"i
native ulUIr Of youth All o. "uIdr al'
fla. .Ii,i,r al I,ulrpuIl uuIr4 hrlOYr fla,
~" LI''',, rI., ,'"' 1n,J N.r y.a,'
VCIIeII'N'
How hnubV are those who on lNI- IH'
r..I .ItIu..I ,., ,,.t.r n,,
~ IHIlI'' W. 'Hl''I''p' ''' '"''' NV
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~ '
W the year long the mo,n gives light,
Ani nu'k"' a silver day II night
Hut once a year
III" seems more near
SNOW every night her s~terlfnsi face,
And nils the shy with Tranquil grace.
~. hard Ia tell when day Is dome.
fOrd1y AMI night dee into one
:" Heaven shines downward all the while.
NM light, ~ with a constant smile;
Bat pnre q year
u draw more near
Nid' open stands q shining ipir.
With CLEANS II light unseen lsinrr
And 10 rru-- flash glimIse- fleet
~ upper joys aud radiant feet.
ri. ever ~ since love broke through,
Sud- Town the widening spare flew
Ihst blessed yr1f
'uu Lirl ram, n'aT
tar Him eung lark tn .taTfy l-,uu'l,
ntfeuing Tar up the great profound
Al Heaven swept outward n his birth,
Md naught vas narrow but the earth!
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THE Chicago Times says the cock that
ought to I've turned off is Babcock.
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OnvJTuH and Morphine habit absolutciely and
uQllvM peedily cured. Painless; no publicity
lit MI Send stamp for particulars. DR.. Carl
VI i w ton. Isl Washington St. Chicago. u
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pledge ourselves to faith, tO reason, to
truth, to tiod, that with Cots blessing
ere another New Years comes on apacc.
We will prove resolutions maintained,
and conduct as resolved perfected.
called / am Iuwuyurr tile ruldo
In Christina. ,rIauu# good tyre | love
Nuuvr I,.u llnt .umutimr Judas sulhc
IN me- wtt, trruurl." lur man, hrluvr
Ihu, hing pruihl the sluc II tod above
The, lurrlri Down and dyd him homage with lave
1ut,ul their i"rd", that Is mans own brother
Nce. twas in this month our Lord and
Savior was circumcl-cd, then let Us think
of hi, obedience to the law. that he cam,
not 10 destroy but to fulfill.
In ENGLAND the rcvclS used to begin
with Christmas and end with tandlcmas
February the I'd, every day until TwcIltl
NIGHT, January 9Th, being a holy day
IN the house, Of the mobility, Il Lord %
mi-rulr or Abbot of unrcn-on conducted
the pIStimc. Ercrgrrcn- ON Christina,
originated with the Druids. The Christ.
ma, tree is from Germany. In Norway
every gable, gateway and barn door Is
decorated with a sIcaf of corn rs Il Christ
mas offering To the birds. Another yer
sion Of our S%avior's birth, is to date, is
- follows:
Christmas, historically considered, pre-
WON to the tircgorian calandcr, the years
had different days of beginning. In most
countries il bcgm0n one of the following
days. Christmas day December 18th, and
in most countricsthc New Year was dated
from that epoch. From the 9TH, to the
t...t | =. I.I,,.l A.. M, N.,.
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W music n.,, " ,hirI de- swiftly chase,
The one H. white, the other rEuh ui hue,
Nlur hIidl,s have luI Ia restrain their pnt,,
And ihu4 they both The other sin pursue
Nmi never cease continual runf-tc Ia make,
I NTH NJ l,upih the inst they UyrrtIkr
iIir foremost horse that runs 80 fast away
~ Dr. oar time. whit" here uur race We rlu,
Iiu hll,l uuI White presented ulpht and day
Nurr It,r haste, until the god 10" wan,
hul leave ~, moi but iullow from our birth
IuIil We Weld. and turn m,ain Ia rirlh.'
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necsIcomanie, chrumo-, steel engrayIng,, photo
Dgraphs. scrap-bnok pictures, mottnes, etc. Elr-
CANT .aInpl aud CATALOGUES -ent pu.t paid for loot.
Ag't. wanted. J. l.. PattrnS 70. lHaN illiam -. ny
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N ~ T. WEEK GUARANTEED to Agents,
VlII Male and Female. in their own locality
ID Terms and OUTFIT FREE. Address i.
' -. VICKERY 4 Co, Augusta, Maine.
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ys Years established, JONESCOMMEhViAL
- - COLLEGE st. Louis, Mo, Sandman ot
~ Wfite for Circular and specimen u
~ BuslagS rho'"g"shir'
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.,Sb Reading, p~sycnomNncyi rlsclnaIaof ,ng9In'
Nj Ch,rS,iho NTcgmcrisnl, ana MarrliRI, hn Inyt,
showing how either ~ nnt mmII IS [" instantly. ~
ana a''p,lI mai Az IIuSr 4 Co., 1891 7:hst' rhll'
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A great business has grown up ap-
parently out of nothing. This bust
ness is the making of dress patterns
out Of fimsy sort of paper made for
the purpose The amount of business
done is simply marvellous. Through
it ladies in the backwoods, in the
country, and in the remotest and
sparsest districts, can at the cost Of a
dime or so secure the latest fashions
for themselves and children. One of
these establishments sued a house in
New York on note given for goods
delivered The defense set up was
that there was no consideration. A
quantity of the goods were brought
into court and their fimsy texture
exhibited to the inspection of the in
telligent jury The jury gave a YER
dict for the defendant on the ground
that there was no property in such
material Yet the dealings In this
frail fabric are hardly equaled by any
other branch of trade. One house
does 500, 900 worth of trade year.
The paper is manufactured expressly
for the work, and is sent into the city
tons at time. A single order ex-
hausts 5000 .reams. This house has
1000 agencies. They are in every
part of the United States, in Canada,
and across the seas. Orders for pat
terms come in from $25 to 81 600. The
lrrgest establishments jim New York,
brooklyn, Philadelphia, and Chicago,
buy $500 at time One hundred and
fifty hands are kept constantly at
work to meet the orders. And yet a
New Jersey jury affirms that there is
no market value in this business.
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W,!sa!'. a.Eve..!!.s EGxi.

For the restoration of Natures forces. 1t
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causes the blood OF youth to course through
the veins. 1t effectually cures impotency,
PalpitatiOn of the Heart, Loss of Muscular
Power, Spirits, Reorganization of the Gen.
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follow in the path Of the transgressor of
Natures laws. Price 81 Per bottle.
1t will readily be understood that in the
brief space afforded by the advertising col
umns of public print, it is impossible to
give all particulars of the diseases that may
be cured by the CHEROKEE MEDICINES.
That they are destined to become immense
~ popular is plainly obvious in conse-
Quence of their
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A Missouri farmer. after a long ca,

A Missouri farmer. after long cal
culation, presents the following facts
concerning dogs: In thirty-two coun-
ties 1O,5O2 sheep have been killed by
dogs. He estimates the number of
dogs in these thirty-two counties to
be 462, 600; that hog will thrive on
the food necessary to support an able
bodied dog. and at the end OF year
weigh 200 pounds; therefore if the
food for these 49,, 900 dogs went to the
hogs it would make 92,OOO, 900 pounds
of pork, worth at six cents a pound,
$3.50, 0O0-nearly twice the value of
all the school houses in the State, and
more than twice the amount used by
the State for school purposes.
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This, in Mr. Joseph Towards opin-
ion, is Beecher's testimony taken last
week, in brief:
In ether words, Mr. Moulton found
Mr.. Beecher patient to hear, quick to
acquit Tilton, quicker to censure him.
self, ready to do anything that might
restore TiltOn' mind the idea that he
(Beecher) was hostile, and foolishly
confiding in the friendship of pre-
tender who was playing Tilton's hand
against Beecher, while Beecher's hand
was open before him."
Great CONSERVATION was caused dur
ing the evening of March 10 in the
neighborhood of Balsall Heath, near
Birmingham, ENGLAND, by the escape
of lion from the menagerie at that
place. The lion had succeeded in
freeing himself from the cage, and one
of the keepers observed it in the gar
den walking toward the gate leading
into the Balsall Heath road, and with
great courage and presence of mind
closed the gate, thus preventing the
animal from leaving the garden. The
keeper obtained assistance, and a
large piece of meat was tied to a rope
and thrown to the animal, the men
putting themselves in a secure posi-
ton as they did so. The lion seized
the meat and held it SO pertinaciously
that the keepers succeeded in drawing
the animal into its cage again, and so
prevented him from doing serious
mischief.
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A young woman In Macoupin
County, ILL.,, recently sawed a cord
of wood in los minutes, cutting
each stick twice. Pretty and not
quite Is, she performed this feat
because her mother told her that
she was good for nothing but to
read novels.
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RICHMOND, INDIANA.
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oTATE OF INDIANA AYNECO CO, SO

Augustus Newkirk, John HOush, vs. John
n. Clark, George w. Todd.
Wayne Circuit Court, February term, 1875.
To set aside deed. No. 1874.
Be it known, That on the Sth day of March,
1875, the above named plaintiff, by their
Attorneys, filed in the Office of the Clerk
ofthe Way ne Circuit Court their complaint
against said defendants in the above entitled
cause, together with the affidavit of q COM
petent person, that said defendants, John
n. Clark and George w. Todd are not resi-
dents of the State of Indiana.
Said Defendants, John N. Clark and
George w. Todd, are therefore, hereby
notified of the filing and tendency of said
complaint against them, and that unless
they appear and answer or demur thereto,
at the calling of the said cause, on the Sc
cond day of the next term of said Court, to
be begun and held at the Court House in
the city of Richmond, on the fourth Mon
day of April, 1875, next, said complaint and
the matters and things therein contained
and alleged, will be taken as true, and the
said cause will be heard and determined In
their absence.
Witness, the Clerk. and the Seal OF
said Court, at the city of Rich
fsEAL.l mond, this Sth day of March,
1875.
VIM. H. LYNDE, Clerk.
w. w. Wooden and H. c. Fox, Attorneys
for Plaintiff.
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