The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-13
FACTS AND FANCIES.

ApRopOs of nude art at the centen.
NAL: Boswell once asked Dr. johnson
if a certain classical picture was indie
cent. No, sir replied the doctor,
but your question is"
lnls II sample of the arithmetlcaI
problems proposed at the storey county
(Ncv) Teachers Institute;
man puts down certain sum OF
money on the corner of the ace, to take
the tray, in n twenty-five dollar limit
game. They both win through. AZ
the end of the deal he finds he has S5r
How much did he put down, and how
much did he win ?"
The petition offered up by the believer
who abidcs in Christ, and has ChristS
words abiding in him, will be in har-
monv with the will Of God. " The
spirit makcth intercession for the saints
according to the will of God The
spirit taught breathing of desire, there
fore, on the part of the believer are the
very breathngs of God within him, and
surely God on the throne in heaven will
not he Indifferent to the breathings OF
! God in the human heart. Rather these
hreathings are themselves a tultiIlment
of the promise, and a preliminary step on
the part of God tOwardsa richer, tulIcL
grandcr fulhllment Of it,
WAIT MY LITTLE oSE.
| Wait my little one, wait!
| When YOU get to the beautiful land;
| Tnrry n little, nv darling,
| Ere you Join the heavenly band
| Stand close to the shining gates OF pearl
| Look out on the narrow way
| For I want the first glance OF my heaven
borric sight
| On nv little babe to stray.
| Wait! my little one, WaiI
| When YOU reach the courts above
| Look down with the light ~ my o'"u'""
| eyes
| On those that you used to love,
| Whisper sweet dreams in our earthly ears,
| When IS" lie down to sleep;
Paint bright pictures before your eyes,
When VIC wake up |" weep
Watt my little one, wait!
When vGu reach the celestial Si,aud,
For thv mother may he tolIlng mp
| TO the heights Uf the better land,
For the wears that fall like molten lead,
| On thc hearts tIlls side Of the sea,
| viii PASS like the light Of abeautluI dream,
| NV little babe, Ger thee.
MISPLACED FrAR.-Ail languages
have a literature of terrier ahont ueacu'
But living IL far more terrible III reau'y
than dying. II il life that ioment.s pr'GIe,
that innamcs vanity, that cxciteS the
passions, that feeds the appctiteE, that
founds and builds habits that establishes
character, and binding up the separate
straws of action into one Sheal, hanuS VI
into tl,o future, saving, As you reap, 80
shall We sow {" Yet life, which is the
mischief maker, is not at all feared
death, that does no harm, and ~ ohly
the rrvcaler of lile's work, lS feared
4 PECULIAR BUSINESS 9YsrEM,-A
dav or 50 ago the attorneys pIoPpc"
Daniel Drew up in bed, and put mn
through a course of interrogatorcs aHu
cross.interrogatories relative to his pell-
tion in bankruptcy. His answers, faint,
almost inaudible, and given while great
tears rolled down his cheeks, reveal the
most singular business system, or lack o'
system, recorded of any man WHO h"'
dealt in millions. In his TRANSACTIONS
with his brokers he always trusted u, u,
their honesty, and never troubled nlllse,' nlS",
to look oyer their statements OF account
He left colaterals with the brokers, my
doesn't know what became OF them. A
check book he never had any use lot
Book keeper or clerk he never empioye"i,
nor even had an Office of his own VI
the several millions he once had he heVe,
kent ony account, but thinks he coul"
tell from mcmory where some OF II went ;
he carried such triilng matters IN his
head.
, MOTHERS, let every daughter that -
I borne to you be given equal opp0orVun'
c ties with your boys Let her Phya''a'
|. education he attended to with the retl
>, let all her powers I've strengthened ahEe
, let her learn trade, or study a pro'eS
r. sion to fit her for the battle OF LIE ah'
1t if marriage does not come to her, let h'
Us know and feel that she is an lndePehue,l
e woman. free to take her place III III
n proud ranks of those who use hands ah'
y brain for support. She Will not sPen'
/ her davs in idleness, nor Will Der MN,
7. he filled with thoughts of dress, but witt
l. perlect health, which will he hers, whel
e She is taught its supreme importance
l. and the means for its preservation, an
with her time fully occupied, she VIII !,
s. strong and well balanced, and assured
Il none the less fitted to be wife ana III
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