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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-02-17
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who have issued a handsome yoIumc
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'.', 90,
'IlI'ou ''atc'' by ?"'lc' J., Nc' Mnc'
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hUIIoPe u" Tue Wa'a'TIIS' o. the span,
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out oI tlo second war WIN England
ano i!'II ana Compromising account OF
that war ana us I%c'',I''' me events OF
our career from inc clo'c OF lhaI contest
t." inc commencement o. llc CIvll war,
loiIoW IN Vncif "ruer' me history OF the
'NIl war Is rrlalcu WIN intense NIgor,
anu WIZ Il "'rlc' uueIIly |" IrUlh; ana
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-02-17

airy, 1874 finally left that place on his
Journey to the west coast on the 18th Of
May, 1874; and arrived at lOanda in
November last. According to hi, brief
telegram, dispatched from Loanda ON the
I'd of November to the Cape Verde
islands for transmission to London, he has
not been able to follow the Congo on
leaving Lake Tanganyika, but had been
forced by circumstances to take a more
southcrIy course. 4 more definite ne
count of his journey and discoveries will
he looked forward 10 with cagcrncss on
the arrival Of the traveller in England,
about a month hence,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-02-17
Some Curious Ways Of Observing ST..
Valentines Day.

our own ancestry in England and
Scotland have observed some very funny
customs within the last three centuries.
~ one time valentines were fashionable
among the nobility, and, while still So
lrctcd by lot, it became the duty Of n
gentleman to give to the lady who fell to
his lot Il handsome present. Pieces Of
jcwcIry costing thousands Of dollars were
not unusual, though smaller things, rs
gloves, were more common,
\ goSsipyold gentleman named Icpys,
whose private diary has come to afford
great interest and amusement to our
times, tells how he sent his wife silk
stockings and carriers for her valentine.
And one year, he -ays, his own wife
chanccd TO he his valentine, and grum-
bIcs that il will cost him five pounds.
There was a tradition among the cOun-
try people that every bird chose its
mate ON Valentines day, and ut one time
II WAS the custom for young folks to 90
out before daylight on that morning and
try to catch an owl and two sparrows in
a net, If they succeeded it was Il good
omen, and entitled them to gifts from
the villagers. Another fashion among
them was to write the valentine, tie it to
an apple or orange, and steal mp to the
house Of the chosen one in the evening,
open the door quietly, and throw it in.
The drolIcst valentine belongs to those
old time, in England, and consisted Of
the rib Of 4 small animal wrapped in
white satin ribbon, which was tied in
true lovers knots in several places. This
elegant and suggestive gift was sent to Il
bachelor, and accompanied with verses (;
Go contemplate this lovely sign!
Haste thee away to l]tcason's shrine,
And listen to her voice.
No more Elusive shades pursue,
To happiness this gives the clue,
Make but 4 prudent choice.
80 far it is uncertain whether or not the
lines refer to the pleasures Of eating
suggested Go modern minds) by a rib.
But they 20 on to explain;
Till Adam had a partner given,
Much as fair Eden blOOmcd like heaven,
His bliss was incomplete;
No social friend these lows to share
Wv " EhN N''llf ~ NUfiII ar
She came was all rcplctc'
Which leaves nothing to be desired.
Those were the days of charms. and of
course the rural maidcns had II sure and
lniaIlibIc charm iorctcIIing the future
husband. On the. eve of ST. Valentines
day the anxious damscI prepared for
sleep by pinning to her pillow five bay
leaves, one ON each corncrand one in the
middle (Which must have been delight
full to steep ON, by the way), If she
dreamed Of her sweetheart she was sure
To marry him before the end of the year.
But to make it II "dcad sure" thing the
candidate for matrimony mist boil an
egg hard, take out the yolk, and fiji its
place with salt. Just before going to
bed she must cat egg, salt, shell and all,
aud neither speak nor drink after it. If
that wouldn't insure her 4 vivid dream,
there surely could be no virtue in
charms.-M. Njchoias.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-02-17
TIE LIGHTS.

a little paute IN HE, while daylight liug"lN
Between the sunset and the pale muynIlsc,
When daily labor slips from weary hutoIs,
And spil gay thai0Nr vail Nh" arhing eyes,
Old perfumes wander back from fields Of clover
Seen In the light nj suns that long have .rl
Beloved ones, Nhoso earthly toll is over,
Draw near, as # they lived among as get.
Oll voice, call me, through the dusk returning
I hear the echo ul departed lout
Ana thou ask, with vain and troubled y,aTuiu
Must the old Joys bo cyormorc wllhholdors
Even their memory keeps me pure and true,
And yet, from Ioru.lIrm the Golden
G"i t%pcakolh1 saying " make al thing ucV
" Father" ! ory, " The old must std ho Nearer
Nli0c my love, on give me buck ihu posi-
tive me Nh" fair old earth, who's IIlhs W' drn'I
Than all Thy shining streets and mansion. ''I
Peace. peace ihc lord NJ earth and boN,D tn"N'il
The huuru soul IN IN ia heat 1ud strife"
ont nj In throne 30 .lrrUm ol lrlI' 0nNr'ht
But the clear river nj D''runI Il'
Tr gt,cih life. urr. life 100 al IT, Ho'iu'.
old love. old uuuy .cour viii II' frIpl'.
uuly tho cure NJ .Iu and Iu'umrlrI'u'H
Shall tIui lh0ur Du1h and ',N lhluo hr'l1 u
wuIr
a.rr Him no daily work and honest lIrius.
And ail shall nm thee In hit tuull height
Then .luIl % psalm nj gltduosa tnd Thanksgiving
IIIl Nh, calm hour that COME between il. IIrul.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-02-17

Boa CONSTRUCTORS on SHIp-BoARp.-
The Messenger du Midi states that a
mcrchant vessel arrived at AIarscilIrs
lately, laden with sugar, from Batavia.
While in the act of unloading the work
men suddenly left their cnsk, and rush
ing up To the deck, rlspcd out inarticu-
late words. Among the hampers they
had found three immense boa constric-
tors. These reptiles seemed tn wake
from q state of lctharry, aud advanced
toward the terrified men, who had only
lust time to hoist themselves on deck
and close the matches. The captain was,
If course, Obliged to suspend the opera
ton of unloading and To look for the
means of getting rid of these strange
passengers. Two pigeons were poisoned
with stryclninc and dropped into the
holl. They were deyourcd nj once, hut
only two of the scrpents died. The third
has not been seen again, and it is
with the greatest trouble THAT the cap
tain can get men to assist him in unload
ing the ship,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-02-17
Extraordinary Enterprise.

Frank Leslie, the publisher of eight
cen illustrated newspapers and maga-
zines, has just added to the list his
N"m Pop"lW Ho0thiH u marvel of
elegance and chcapnc7+. II is nearly
double the size Of any magazine pub
li,hcd, each number containg one hun
drcd and twcnty-cight quartz pages,
eighty fine illustrations, II beautiful
chrome Iithocraph frontispiccc, and is
brIm full of choice literature. We name
as n few of the admirable articles in the
the first numbCr-onc completely Illus
trating and describing the Centennial
exhibition at Philadclphia-als " DE
grading Punishment of Women illus,
tratcd an interesting sketch Of the life
and assassination of Narat, the French
rcv%oIutiOnist, with portrait-thc differ
cnt modes Of fire producing among
the ah%origiucs, illustrated Biographical
sketch and portrait Of the great million
a'rc, VIM. i. Nstor, and view of Aston
library. Among the excellent stories
which give 50 much life to this magazine
we notice " How We Shot the Falls" an
Adirondack adventure, " Pearl Morgan's
Revenge" "Huldah's Defeat" "Dia-
mond Cut Diamond" some Night" by
Eta W. Pierce, "Paul's Choice" " Flint
M Stecl, ""Thc Storyof Raphael VcIda,"
"Thc Fix Mr. Fcrrers was in" There
are oven sixty articles illustrated by
cighty-two cngravings, and is furnished
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-02-17
Explorations in Africa.

The announcement comes from Eng
land that Lieut.. Cameron has at last
been heard of, the welcome news OF his
arrival ut Loanda having been received
by the president of the royal geographi-
cal society on Thursday. Thus one of
the most remarkable ieats of geographic
cal exploration in our days has been ne
complished by this adventurous officer.
The entire journey across Africa, from
Zanzibar to I.oanda, including a two
months survey of the shores of Lake
~Tanganyika, has occupied two years and
eight months. He lett the eastern coast,
near Zanzibar, on the 9th of March.
1873, reached Ujiji on the DIST of Febru.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-02-17

rate of speed, aud there are no stopping
pieces, \ biIliard-ball docs not roll
over the green cloth with moro case than
the train moves, A correspondent of
the Evening Post says; 81 have seen
the sea at Brighton, and fny-thrcc min.
utcs afcrward | have seen the dome of
It, PauI's through the fog Of London,
The tracks are kept in perfect order, and
the cars are built Of solid mahogany"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-02-17

4 Box or GROCERIES FREE 10 every
subscriber il what the publishers Of THE
HueieGpe offer in our advertising col
umns. Mcssrs. Wingate n Co. will do
lust what they promise, 1t is the best
chance for agents ever offered, as no good
housckccpcr who sees the box would fail
TO subscribe. Read the advertisement.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-02-17

CuArpEp hands, face, pimplcs, ring
worm, alrrhcum, and othc cutaneous alieG
tions cured and rough skin made soft and
rmootIl hy u,iu! Juniper Tar Soap. BE care,
ml to get only that made by Cnswcll, Hazard
n Co., New York, rs there are many lmlll'
lions mpdc with common tar, all OF which are
worthless,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-02-17
10 INACHUS.


10 VIZ llll lElIlHllliI il IIlFi'lIl.t N IIlt
81 Argos. She was q liDhcsomc girl Of
sixteen. graceful a. the budding Iarch,
,parkliup, lively. BRIGHT and fresh a., the
spriu, Ni.rhiryuus Wa -hr. but equally
,nuriliolpry. She would trlIr her father
and all about her until lhcy rr,vu,J
.,,L L.. ,hc,n rptI tLry .,iI,J ,r,,in
WLcr L,,,Lu. .I,r, or,or dinner T., -,,t
L,hirI tho rny,I cbair and t,k;uo q, IonIg
l.,. n., I'm h,,I L,rI.. ,n,,.I II,
,nnrI a., olI ,"c,,I,u,r,. ma, II,
,,u.,I L;,,.,Ic T. 'n,r.,' u, ui,. anal Il,
,n',,,,I tL, ,.,I ,nInrit I'm, L,G,r, H..
,,,LI .,,Id Lrr .Lo lead Lrr am, uu,I.r
IA. u,,L and ,y,s nestled Lr.iJr linn and
,Lcr. .Lc law nuir, ,nd s,uI 49,, LrnnJ.
,mo Ii,l IN, u;I, ,,cr,I ,r,g Gyol
In~,.i,,Iy ,,,nn bcr Gtbrr f,,, uuGI III.
,.L,' ., ,nI,J f., ,,,,,-,I ,crG.,,
rr,,l,p, III, coon, vLil,cr .Lr cbu.r
and iii ,yL,, ,L..soJ Lr,. ,rJ IN. man,
RI, limo. ,J,.,r rr,,nuirL hy tL,ir
vi.,. rrrr,.,utrd f., in,rLu. fine ,dyi.,.
LiG,y nl nui,,no T., uuJcr Same lima If
,,', ,,,i,, Lri ia, li,, .L,,L liz L,,J
and tLn,,,bi vitb lc,IruJ n]rrLndino nr
,I,' , ;L;I,, ~ L.,,n,' ~ ,'
Iaruhlcr no more. "NIly her ninth live
after me. rather than .houId live Iorocr
than her mirlh - he aid.
'u"'' ~, m'.'' "'. ,I' "'., N,,,1!',
P''i''' NV wac l'''i'' ~ I'''''"',"''
IT." ,",,'"} ',' ,n',' M"o p,",'' T''Io"'
",lDolI 'I',''lHf % n' Pr'lty' "o' was
''','',I' Wy Nv "'n' "''''l 'oI'll'
crrr,cd , ,cmrjc lo limo NOT far from hi.
,aIarc and thilhcr To- went with com
,ucud,hlc regularity. dressed in 4~uotIr-s
white White wa Lrromipr ln her far
-hrIod LONG chestnut pirvhich braided
felt lo hcr waist IIrr onrrinm vr,r
LARGE ryrd C,wu, ar FRAGRANT nowrr. and
hc waited SLOWLY and with downr,sl
ewes. lIcrcyr Ia-hrs were lone and culrd
Mud vet, for all ,hia iunoccncc and inn
plIciOy. when she raised her eve, lo fine
priest at the alter they 90 roui hly
|iwinEIcd that the holv men and the
Youth. who had come ln fine lrmplr with
line most dryuut intention. were rrr.
verified To, rror,uud luroctruIur-+or nrv.
lhino more Irvine than los beauty.
' | ,''m, '"'''l'
greatest cpl,mitic. pri.rT ]Ioncycr know
ruiI,y ULou"hI pnd hcr Giri,,,on ,w;,I.
I1Ini,rIJ w,' ~ ILn mnyt rL'LjIIn ,nI NV
unIrn, Find Iic ,i,nr ,,,! nnil," f.,
suw he, 1i fine ,ru,nIc ,nJ l,IlnTc,I Ln,
home: puI4Imr TO look in ,@,orr,yinJow.
and pa.ing her several tjp,r, ,t WA, tLc,
absurd custom three ihoua,nd seven hmm
drcI and n|iriyonc wear, ago He s,iJ
nothing; for the city was popuIou,, and
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-02-17
CURIOUS AND SCIENTIFIC.


HoFNANNs process Tor preparing van
MA from inc WOOD ol the pine has been
Palcnled, ana WI DE generally applied
~ Napcr-mlIIs which use wood-pulp for
purpose OF tlcir manufacture,
BATH bricks are made from the de-
Io'lt' OF the river Parrclt, at Bridge
".atrr, H1lher-clHhlrr' Nowhere else Is
'llliIar deposit iound, 20 that Bridge,
water supplies lhG world, The annual
IMPORT i0to t'le DhItcd states ~ ABOUT
2Io,VVo pflrKS'
An acre contains $4,000 square feet
\ tract 200 feet square contains ~
feet over an acre. A lot 200 feet
wide and 2l3,S feet long, or 100 by
feet, contains exactly IN acre. \
plow' turning a llrrow one foot wide,
wou'" 80 nearly 81 miles N plowlng IN
acre
THE death.ratc Of some English towns
il very high. Thus, while the DEATH
for England and Wales generally Is
22,2 per 600, in Bristol il is 2G.0; in
| ccd., 2S.7; IN Manchester, 81 and in
Liverpool, 35.9. OF children under five
ycarsof age, 81 per 1000 die annually
in country districts, while in towns the
ratio i lO3 per 1000.
THE coolest winters on record in the
United state. within the past hundred
year were those Of l78o, 1885 and 1856,
In liSO the Delaware river, bay Of New
York and Long Island sound were 50
completely ice. bound a. 10 be- crossed
with horses and sIcighs. The coolest
year was that OF 1916, in which there was
ice every month in the year.
Grrry vegetable. must be- ken, ON
stones, covered with Il damp cloth. Beet
roots, parsnip-, carrot, and potatoc, are
best kept in dry sand during the winter.
Never wash them until they are wanted
for use. Onions should he tied IN in
lunches and hung nm. Take and Lury
parsley in "A lar during the winter. or drv
II Inv houoi1n if nm in , warm roam
Tnr .,,o-inn .,oiI ,, lo r,u;,, White
onI I' W 3'',l'"' S''' AZ we SL'''' ""a,'
,'"nI =, ,I",ii ,r n"'', r,D' hnnIroI
C'', n,or all ~ ,L;,L Ln' Lao"
through limestone. The drift is but
SLIGHTLY above fine cncriuitioI limestone
and ha, passed through but little Of
either sandstone or ebert, The boring
i'm fine lower Archimrdran
limestone.
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,or;haI ~. G,Iln,,. IG5,,,'o "
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T, "',r,,' w. '" 'llE"',''' ",'' Mht"
.nT,L ni,",, =, '"'Eu, l"'I'I III "'I.'I
u,I"''an, ",'' W 1'I' ",'! I'''' N',n'"
They are then dippcd for a second or 50
in nitrous acid. washed carefully. and
ruhbrd rIoou Iron lhug trcoIGI nc.
luircs q hriohi snrC,rr boviur q white
glance
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W ,''"l", ',""i '"I '",', ''' H'y
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"YEs, I want my daughter to study
rhetoric" said a Vermont mother; " for
she can't fry pancakes now without smok.
ing the house up"
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showing how either sey may fascinate 4 gain the love
and Affection Of auy person they thUose Instantly. 90
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LESLIE'S r .osII.,I

MINI Reading, Psvcnomanry, Fascination. soul
WI Charming, McsmeTi-m. aud Marriage Guide,
shvwi ng how either seN may ascinate & gain the love
and anegtiuH Of auy person they thUO.e Instantly. 80
pages By mail sc. HuNrS Co. lyS. It'll St., Phila.
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agaM41Ra4agHeasEGeWNERA
COTTON! COTTON.

T,IlE earliest and most Prolific Cotton in tho
l. world. Makes from tive 10 three bales per acre.
four weeksearlicr than any other cotton. send for
circulars. Address, w. u. MCCARTNEY.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-11
DEATH OF REVERDY JOHNSON.

The announcement sof the very sudden
death Of the late Hon. Reverdy johnson, Of
Maryland, will startls the Republic and send
an emotion of sorrow through all patriotic
hearts. lie was truly one Of the ancient land
marks OF the nation. He was born when
Washington was still living, and when the
eighteen States of the Union numbered
scarcely fvo millions. He caught the inspi-
ration of liberty from the rebels who battled
for freedom and won it, and who were still
actors in public scenes when he first became
prominent. The traces of his talents, his
learning and his character are conspicuous in
the history Of his State from the time of his
settlement as lawyer in Baltimore in 1877,
almost sixty years ago. He was pre-eminently
a lawyer, exceedingly fond of his profession,
and delighting in forensic contests with the
leading jurists of two or three generations
He was incorruptible in character and a devo-
tee of truth and honor. After a noble and
blameless life he has fallen with the weight Of
years, covered with the glory Of the true life
Of model American julist, Senator, citizen,
patriot and gentleman. Who are they who
may follow in his footsteps ard adorn their
era according to his conspicuous example2
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-11
Southern Shoe ManssfdctO1.w.

NEW ORLEANS, July "a, 1875.
Uenticmen Of New Orleans and Lovisiana.
am starting Southern Shoe Factor, only ak
OF you geatiemen. for your patronage. guatAntse
WI" give you better satisfaction in my line than
any in this city-cheaper and ofa better
material. Gentlemen. you all know that there are
great many iaborers and mechanics in this State
VINO nave no work nor any food for their wives and
cnidren Ii we will start our factories and nat.
ronize each other we could easily get aongovth our
factories Of all descriptions Our money is all given
70 the North and West, which is millions of dollars.
lslave been established in the Shoe Mandatory for
the last twenty-five years and call the attention Of
The community in general.
Yours respectfully.
JOHN HANSEN,
IS Canal street