The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-31

'hhnJl chusc our CHRISTIAN people IrOi
taking advantage Of The iOlleS Of other
christian people. any more than the Bible
fails to Keep one member OF II church from
driving the hardest possible bargain wltl
another llOtncr member ANA 80, we adj
wise GUY friends in Icuncssce ~ raise all
the coru, wheat and bacon .IIey can, and
the greater the necessity OF the suffering
lQols vino 20 to war; the greater must be-
our charges. And ! have thought 1t
might be Il good thing, financially, 10
place tremendous export duty on these
nccesSlries OF llle' The combalunts Will
have To purchase anyhow. ana let Us make
EN- pay wb0pping price for our grain.
meat, sugar ANA anything else they are
Obliged 10 have ANA can't get from any
body but us. That's the way we christian,
do with one another here 1T hOmr-takc
every advantage OF every necessity This
export duty could 90, hall to the DE JdCtO
government OF Hayes anu half to the pro-
duccr-tllus pay iDs our naliUDal dcDL and
making the pr queer happy,
| wish about 600 Of the Home journal
rrailcrs--no, not reuters, but Subscribrrs--
could be with me thi, lovely morning
never enjoy anything by myself l"lI 80
| well H. could enjoy Ihc same lliIhS WIN
others, except ] were cOlrllnS Il Slrl'
! Even then used ~ want some other TEL
low with me to whisper empty hothings
| in my swcctIrarLs cal. and silc. mlHtaking
Them perhaps, iUrluvc, would try To make
me Jealous And il another girl war
there would whispcr empty nothing in
her ear, and try To get up Il counter jrtl-
Ou,y. 1t is "A rule that will work almost rs
admiralty rs anything in the arithmetic,
such as interest ANA discount, ] alwnys
| found it worked well IN interest. while
my rival went of INTO discount, lloWeN
cr. there are certain times IN The course Ul
true love when ! would not like To have
any on but myself ltn my sweetheart
wnrn would llhc to have
- SOWc bright little isle Of my own
In blue summer ocean, tar oil and alone,
with my sweetheart But IN all other en-
JOY mcnts ! want company, | dislike even
to take Il drink--Ol water hy mys, II. cspcC
! tally when the water l. rs warm H. Til,
water tnaC cxIlueS through the pores OF my
cutirlr down here. IL The Aforesaid GOl
subscribers were here this morning tnry
would enjoy the beautiful SCENERY aronnt
me here at ltr-icncc. the singing Dirui
and fragrant flowers. II Tom. Gregory
were here win his splendid troupe I"
hounds he cOuld have them in iull chaNt
after deer III Il few moments. and h,
would be happy. II any OF our doctors
were here they r0nld iind case or Two .
small pox to attend to, and b. happy. /
Mrs>rs. Gaines y TcmpIrlOn. or I"rman
were here they could sell bccl->tcak IL Y
cent, per pound. II Montgomery q FAN,
ni,g. or Erby Thomas. wrr" here, they
could got any amount OF money Tor ma
King any mumbrrof persons happy 10y re-
a nil
lull> natures. / have tried TO introduce,
the "CharIel -iooh" f,s. ion Of Civ in;
tnrrr fora quarter, hut the foolish saloon
lists won't s,r ii. and have to go /
lone" only u lew Oimy readers VII I'M
drr>land this. bu, no matter. II Is wei
rnOu.l to be my>ti, al now and then
iaWyr are lrcqd ntly 80 IN craving III
important dOcunlunt>--tlrj lrIvr loop
holes iUra ,W->lllt. hat pity IL Is l. "A
80 many >urHtiOns ct life are calculated Il
di~lOrt the mental faculties amt r0lrOdl
the heart whch is so desperately Wickr'
by nature! tn lawyer cOrrt> Law suits
Wran.ling ami strife. The do"tor covct'
.rkurss. The undertakcr's occupation
would rr gone If people did not die. The
druggist could sell no mcui' IN" II people
never got sic Blessed are the iarmrr'
ANA editors and printers! The iarlnc :
| make brvHd anh meat Tor us, hh'l tullOis
ami printers 90 bcttcr-thcy FURNISH ioot
| tor The mind. But we are all honorable
men, and Heaven hclpus all
Where my next cpi~tlc will hail from
c.nnot tell But | am sure it will be NOR,
interesting if can get where the muSkc'
ter lroubIcLh not. Guodly rs this land Is
lovely rs are its ladies, and hcauciui as it,
liyc-oaks. magnolias and flowers may be
have been in pout halt OF my time, an'
II man who is always pointing and ircttln4
is a mos ubomiuablc sight indeed can
Sympathisr with Il man who has met witt
a misfortune Jut to see him always crabt
and poutng over faucicd troubles; to Sc,
him climbing hills before he gets to them
and hearing him prarin% of poverty when
God has given him health-l Hst lecl like
pitching him into Il mh-pond with 4
large milestone tied to his unidlloWed
neck And so, | am determined to laugh
at the muskctrrs. and Kill them by llons-
andS. like sampson did in olden times With
the jawbo OF that animal that has Il ear
for music, but poor voice for singing
but which, history tells us, WAS once cs-
LceDcd above the horse. ,.