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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-05
FASHION NOTES.
Called from the Metropolitan Fashion
Prints


False hair is at discount,
Ounce hats Of soft gray felt are the
thing for summer.
White cnamclcd stud buttons are pre-
icrred by gentlemen
Silver scarCpins OF simple design are
the caprice Of the moment.
Long white mits have entirely super.
scded kid gloves for evening wear,
Bonnets composed entirely Of flowers
are worn by Il few darling ladies'
Two bands Of gold linked by chain
are fashionable slccve-buttons.
Ladies are having old sun.umbrelIas
covered to match their dresses
Seguin buttons, with the hole on one
side, are used for Breton costumes.
Chinese bathing shoes, made Of straw
are the latest novelty in that line.
The sheppcrdcssis the newest bonnet. 1t
is intended for country wear.
The PoloDane scarf OF fiat folded
iOuIard is the newest style for gentlemen.
Wide collars and cuffs worn over, not
inside, the sleeve, are coming in vogue.
Collarettes, revcrs, cuffs, and pockets
OF lace are seen on stylish hunting suits.
Grcdadinc, pauzc, and lace scarls make
cool and pretty necktics for gentlemen.
Turned down collars are not as deep
n formerly, and have wider space in
! front.
| Cuff have round or square corners, to
match the collars with which they arc
worn.
Long English Munster coats of gray
mnhair take the place Of linen ulsters for
| busters.
The most stylish bathing suits are Of
twiIlcd shaker flannel, trimmed with
Breton braids.
English shirt.collars have turned over
points. rolled very iar back leaving the
throat bare.
The contest between short and trained
street dresses is decided in favor of tic
Igrmer
Sleeveless sacqucs, slightly loose and
straight in effect, are worn with polOnaises
for the street.
Ribbon lacin%s, fastening two parts Of
Il garmcnt, are among the novelties in
dress trimmings.
The newest full drcssshirts have French
collars, with square or round points, re.
mining upright.
Yachting suits of blue bunting are
trimmed with wide white titan braid and
ivory or white bone buttons.
Lace necklaces, with pendantsattached
are worn with lownecked, or square, on
hcart-shapcd corsages
Last season silks are admirngly fresh
cncd into new toilets b. side.paintcd
| flowers and rufllcS of Swiss and tarlatan
muslin.
Beautiful yachting suits are made OF
white bunting bounced with the same,
and made effective with sashcs, bows, and
pipings Of cardinal rcd.
AS the lingerie now in use is very elc.
CANT, it is necessary that it be shown to
advantage. This is the reason why open
waists and sleeves reaching to the elbow
| are worn.
Stylish suits are frequently made with
the Lonis XIV, or continental basque,
with his long, square wascoats and
square Positions, square collar and cuff
a Ia mousquetairG.
The newest style of evening dress is the
baby frock, " made exactly as for an
infant, with all the uIncss Of the skirt
thrown back, short waist, and wide sash
belt closed with slashcd loops and falling
ends.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-05
FARM AND FIRESiDE.


Do our stockmcn and farmers apprc.
ciate the difference between n good steer
or COW and q poor one? DO they know
how much more a good large draft horse
brings than little, inferior animal bred
from small worthless trOttcr, 50 called ;
or good wcll.brcd hog or sheep more
than Il "prajric" rooter or a Mexican
mongrcl? II they do not just let them
make inquiries Of those who raise and sell
the improved breeds We know the
good stock brings 100 per cent more than
the scrub, and NJ thcir enhanced value
they are more profitable TO feed or to
craze than the poorer kinds II is
n waste of capital for farmer to brccd
anything but good stock, what yer
argument may be advanced in favor OF
the Texan COW upon the plains. 1t is az
easy TO raise u 800 pound steer at four
wears old, If good bulls and COWS are used
10 breed from, ms 10 raise Il nine hun
drcd pound Texan, and the price
obtained for the full breed one il nearly
twice ~ much rs the scrub irtchrS
As to horses, it is almost Impossible
to sell little, trninp horse, only for n
cow pony, but the large draft horse
always sells at good figures, \ Bcrk-
shire or Poland China hog will make
nearly double the pounds Of meat from
given amount Of food ~ the poor, i'll
bred hog, and the meat is better. A
Mcrno eve will produce from eight to
ten pounds OF good mcrchautablc wool;
the Mexican and specimens brought from
Missouri and Arkansas to the state will
not show over three pounds Of hair aud
wool that sell only for carpet woods,
Why our farmers will waste their
money, feed and grass ON such kinds OF
stock is mystery when they can do 50
much better; but we are young and
have time to improve, and Judging from
the number Of cntcrpri,ing stock men
who are purchasing good bulls and
rams, the day is not far distant when
Colorado will do far better than she is
doing now. We hope to see before an.
other year the stock Of hogs in our state
quadrupcd, and before five years enough
pork made in our state TO supply the
home demand. 49, COIoroio Er.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-05

Amedicine which remedies dyspepsia liver
complaint, constipation, debility, intcrmit.
tent and rcmi,tcnt (evers, urinary ana utter,
inc troubles, dcpuratcs the blood, counter.
acts & tendency to rheumatism and govt and
relieves nervousness, may truly be said to
have many useS. Such an article is Hostel.
tcr's Bitters, enc Of the mo,t reliable atera.
tivss Of II diSorderly to q well ordered state
of the system ever prepared or sold. II has
been overa quarter OF century before the
public, is endorsed by many eminent profeS.
sors Of the healing art, aud its meritn have
received repeated recogniionS in the col.
umns OF leading American and foreign jour.
mas, II is highly esteemed in every part OF
this country, and is extensively used in
South America, Mexico, the British posses.
>ionS and the West ladies. Ii its increase in
public favor in the past is to be regardcdas a
reliable criterion Of its gain in popularity in
coming years, it has indeed splendid future
before it,
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ErOusciiUid iintIPrs.

HoMiNY FRrrrER-.--Cook the hominy
well; let 1t boil down pretty thick before
using; add to one quart boiled hominy
about half cuptul sweet milk, one cgg,
a little salt, and -four enough to turn
and fry without running only enough
lard required in frying to prevent burn
ing; too much milk and fur toughens
them.
To KEEP EGGs.--Nlake 4 solution of
borax water Il hcaping tcaspooniuI OF
pulverIzed boraN to a pint of boiling
water; let it stand until the solution be.
comes warm, but not allow il to get so
cool that th@ borax will crystaIize; din
the eggs quickly then; keep in cool
place; the borax will crystaIize around
the egg, therefore keep out the air and
preserve the egg.
ITALIAN CKEAM,-SNIclt three.qIarters
of an ounce OF isinglass in one.halt pint
OF milk, with Il stick of cinnamon and n
bit OF lemon peel in il into one pint of
rich cream put some graduated sugar
aud the juice of three oranges, and glass
of brandy; whisk them up well, and then
strain the isinglass in it when cold, and
WHIP AT logcthcrj Wbcn IL gets thick
put in mold; place on ice or in very
cool place.
FISH PIE.-Take any of the firm neshed
hah, cut in slices, and season with salt
ana pepper; let them stand in very
cooi place Tor two or three hours. then
put them IN baking dish, with a little
cream or water and butter and Aour
ruppeu 10 cream, with minced parsley
ana hard boiled eggs sliced line the sides
ofthe dish halfway down, and cover VIII viii
nice paste. Bake in an oven ou;cr W
first, but gradually growing moderate
ALMoNs PUDDIYG.-Put on tho fro
one pint and half of milk, with s;1
ounces of sweet almonds, pounded fine
and let it come to a boil. In The mean.
time mix we'll three ounces melted butter
with three ounces OF -four and stir in
aud let it cook in the boiling milk till it
astlil a'ter, and readily cleyes to the
sides OF the saucepan. Let all cool n
lit'le, then.add three ounces fine sugar
the yc!k' of eight eggs, ard the whites
beaten to a stiff iToth. bake half an
hour; turn il out and lit sugar on the top.
. should be bakei in deep dish, az it
Iises very much, and should be served as
Don as it comes from the oven.
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REMARKABLE RESURRECTION.
4 Prln0u~r cuts Ills ~Throu -Is FRO.
nounccd D"nd ara Prepared for
Burial Nc NcSiycs Three
Hours After tho



Burial Nc RcNiycs Three
Hours After tho
inquc'i.
The medical fraternity Of Detroit are
puzzled upon hearing the sequel to the
awful affair at the house OF correction,
1t will be remembered that it was re
ported that one James Donnelly cut his
throat twice and stabbed himself in the
left breast three times; that the prison
physician attended to the wounds and
three minutes after they were inflicted
saw no signs Of Ike, Coroner wilson,
who was visiting the house OF correction
ut the time, held an inquest ana q YER
diet was returned in accordance with the
orrorent Glcts in the case. The singular
uprt of the affair is that the nquestcd
suicide is stiIl alive, and although there
seems to be no chance Of his ultimate
recovery, he was able yesterday after
noon To talk in weak and disconnected
manner The physician yesterday in an
interview pronounced the case one oil
the most remarkable that ever came
under his notice. When the would.be
suicide fell to the floor the blood spurted
from the gashc3 in his breast, and at each
labOrcd respiration the air could be seen
to enter and pass out Of the gaping
wounds. Exactly three minutes after
the fall his jaw dropped, the wound be
came apparently exsanguinatcd, the lips
turned "A ghastIy blue and no pulse was
pcrc"ptbIc Tho body was removed
from the chair shop to tie stretchcr and
two prisoners were detailed to sit through
the night with the body Shortly after
seven o'clock, over three hours after the
man was thought to be dead, the watchers
were startled by n slight gurglc in the
throat Of the (?) man, and soon after the
eyes opened. The deputy supcrintcn.
dent was Immediately sent for, and
when he arrived the wounded man made
! 4 feeble motion with his lips as though
/ dcsirous to talking. Of course reNtora'
| tive and cooling bandagcs were ut once
/ applied to the wounds, and soon the
thrcc.hours dead man spoke the deputy
supcrintcndcnts name. At this the
I deputy Remarked see you're bound
to live" at which the restored man re-
spOndcd You bet your sweet life -
There is no doubt that the unfortunate
man is insane, He says that his right
name is john Bonner and that all of hiE
relatives live or did live eight years ago
ut Droghcda Ireland. An idea of tho
extent of bis wounds may be gaincC
when it is stated that twenty-five
stitches were required TO close the two
gaehcs in his throat, while nine stichc
sulliccd to shut the three gashcs in hi
lett breast.
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Imported Meat.

A striking commentary on the history
Of American exports in fresh meat is
contained in the return Just issued as n
parliamentary paper, In its eight
pages are comprised number of facts
which butchers as well a. housekeepers
will do well to ponder over with care.
The most notable of them all is perhaps
an account of the actual weight OF meat
imported from the states during the
year 1876. Statictics of each month are
given, by which it appears that in both
January and February almost exactly
1000 cwt. Of "beef, fresh or slightly
sailed" were Brought over from the
states to British ports. In May, not
withstanding the higher temperature,
the total was 5000 cwt,, and although in
the next month it sank to 5000, it
recovered instantly, mounted to 1875
in June and from that time forward
advanced at tremendous rate until it
attained maximum for the year in
| November when above sc, 600 cwt.. were
imported the value of the meat increased
ut the same time from G5,3ii in January
to nearly C99,OOO in November when
the whole imports from other countries
were valued ut less than 10000 In
these statistics it is true that the
absolutely fresh meat imported by the
new process can not be distinguished
from some of the sailed meat. But the
advance has been, no doubt, almost
entirely in tho former description, and
the revolution in the butchers trade
which must have been affected is APP
parent at a glance. The increase in
timed meats, described in the return as
"mcats preserved otherwise than by
salling," is almost as conspicuous, They
are estimated at little over 5000 for
January, and at 23,50 in December,
the value having within this period
advanced from E9,492 to C83, i27. The
growth in the importatons Of mutton is
not by any means 50 notable; in fact, ii
is hardly apprccable in the account,
although in the present year it is well
known that America has begun to extend
the system to mutton rs well as beef.
The key to the whole story is 10 be
found partly in the new process which
has led to these astonishing results and
also in the tables which show that the
average price Of beef during the whole
year is Sd. a pound in New York and
about Il iarthing less in Philadelphia.
This compares with averages OF about
/ cid, at Hamburg. 81 at Copenhagen and
Sd. in Holland. LOmiOm GiObc.
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WILHoyT's FEVER AND AGUE Tonic

" ILIIOyT ; FEVER AND NGUE IONIC
This medicine is used by the construction
companies for the benefit Of their employees
when engaged in maarial districts. Ih,
highest testimonials have been given bycon
tractors and by the presidents Of some Of.tht
leading IA IrOuds in the South ana West, When
men are congregated in large numbers in the
ntighborhood Of swamps and rivers, WiIhofr'
Tonic will prove valuable addition to tn,
stock Of medicines, and will amply reward the
company in the saving of time, labor and
money. We recommend it to all. &. Il
FINLAY Il CO., Proprietors New Orleans.
FoR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-05

The tripor Frank LesIic's party of ar
lists and journalists to this coast to
search for material for their pens and
brushes may yet be fruitful of something
besides monotonous sketching and note.
taking. 1t will be remembered that the
veteran journalist and his party left this
city about two weeks ago to Journey to
the Yosemite valley. Information came
to this city thai when the party arrived
at Big Tree Station on Sunday two of
Mr.. Lesle's young men became involved
in quarrel over the smiles of lady who
accompanied the party, and final y ended
the argument by one shifting the others
check. The same afternoon n challenge
was sent by the insulted to his assaiant,
which was promptly accepted, the weap-
ons chosen being pistols. The two young
mcn,thcn adjourned to aconvcnientgro
and whiled away an hour or so by firing
at each other, to the great CONSERVATION
and danger Of the crowd of spectators
\ stray shot finally struck one of the
duelists in the arm, when it was an.
nounced that he had ample satisfaction,
and the reckless bombardment was dis
continued. What disposition was made
oi the wounded man has not transpired,
and none OF the party have as yet been
arrested .-S1n francisco ChrOnWic.
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AFTER an experience OF over twenty.

AFTER an experience OF over twenty.
FIVE years, may leading physicians acknowl.
edge that the Grdsttnbdy NrahapS Uterine
Cotholicon is the only known certain remedy
for diseases to which women are subject.
The Grdeienbry Tegetdbie Pills, the most
popular remedy Of the day for biliousness,
headache, liver complaint aud diseases of
digestion. Sold by all druggists. Send for
almanac. Graeienberg Co, New York.
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BREACH of promise is more serious
thing in the Golden State than in this
part of the country. A Michigan plain
tiff il generally pretty well satisfied if
she gets few hundreds from the recreant
lover. Emily Hanks has just received a
verdict ftom San jose, California, jury
for s27 500 against General Naglee, who
loved not wisely, but too extensively,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-05
A PARTY ofemigrants lately applied for

A PARTY ,ofemigrants lately applied for
admission to the Liverpool workhouse
who evidently came from some exceed
ingly foreign country, as every European
language was spoken to them in success
sion without their understanding word.
Nor could any of the Interpreters COM
prehend their dialect. Their names,
history and object still remain secret.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-05

"A WOMAN in England read a notice in
d newspaper that her husband. from
whom she bad been separated for fifteen
years, was lying i'll in San Franc;scn
hospital. She fastened thither and fonnJ
that he had been discharged. She con-.
tinued the search, found him, and thew
were reconciled. WY
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-05

TO good results. You may have the bestn ur,
eggs, milk shortening, however, and still
have poor bread, cake, pastry etc. Why?
You didn't use DoOLEY's YEAST POWDER,
With this last magic elemcss to give order,
harmony and union to the rest, the result is
a mathematical certainty. Try it, and be
convinced
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-05
4 CLEAR Head q

Elastic lImbsj good dis-stoni sound sleep buoy
ant spirits fine appetite; and ripe old ago are
some Of the results Of the u'e Of DR. TuTr's Pills.
They require no change Of diet nor interfere with
regular business,
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,rn ,,opT2IcSpONDrN

All communications for this pnpcr should ho ac'
COMMANDED hy tho name Ot thoRuihOri not necessary
for pu6licalOH, but ~ evidence oi good hth IN the
mari of tho writer, Manuscript should be written
only on one eide NJ tho PAPER, BE particularly caro-
ful In regard 10 your dates and 10 having all sigma
lures plainly written,
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RHEUMATISM QUICKLY CuREl

RHEUMATISM QUICKLY CURED. "Du-
rang's Rheumatic Remedy" the great Inter
nal medicine, will positively cure any case of
rheumatism on the face of the earth. Price
81 bottle; six bottles, So. Sold by all
druggists. Send for circular to IIelpenstine
4 Bently, Druggists, Washington, ID. c.
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INFORMATION worth thousands to those
out of health. Self-help for weak and nervous
sufferers. Facts for those who have been
dosed, Grugged and quacked. The new Health
Journal teaches all. Copies free Address,
Electric Quarterly, Cincinnati. y.
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Thu
GOOD OLD
STANDBY
MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT
FOR MAN AND BEAST.
Maize Flour Toilet Soap!-
Maize Flour Toilet Soap!-
Maize Flour Toilet Soap!-

great discovery! new son com pouDslIt soothes
ltns and whiiens the skin, hiss wonderful healing
al superior washing properties and is equally suited
Tor ehath nursery and general toilet. IL delight.
fully erinmed, aud sold every where at u moderate
price. Registered III patent.utcc, ls76 by the manu-
acturet MckEuNE. VAN HaAGEN CO., Phila.
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Il EEp'S RTs-Only one quality-lhe fest.
N Keeps Patent Partly m@dc Dress Shirts
Can he finished ~ easy az hemming u Handkerchief
The very hest six Tor $3.50.
Keeps Custom Shirts-nadG to measure,
The very best, six for 5000.
An elegant set OF genine Gold plate Cellar and
Sleeve Buttons given th each half aOH Keep sShrts
Keeps shirts delivered FREE on receipt of price
In any purt Of the Union press Ch argos pay.
Samples with full directions Tor self measurement
Sent free Ia any address. No stamp required.
Deal directly with the Manufacturers nd get bottom
Prices kccp Manufacturing 60. ,ah5 Mercer NY
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To those who are SUFFERING +

To those who are suffering from gen
eral weakness we would recommend the
HOME STOMACH BrTTEBs, as they possess
those properties so necessary to regain health
and strenth. Prepared by the Home Bitter.
Co., st. Louis, Mo.
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THE PONDS EXTRACT Co., 90 Maiden
Lane, N. L., publish small book free, tell.
ing what the people use Ponds Extract for.
besides being good for pain.
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1877. NEW YORK 1877

JCg T. LE1I w NtNA~ 49, -
rae Sun continursto be the strenuous advocate OF
reform and rutIcuuhmclt aud of tire substitution ni
s'atCsmrn-hlp Wisdom, aud integrity lorholloW pre-
tcncr, mhrCty, and fraud in the ADMINISTRATOR OF
public affairs. Il contends for the government ol the
pcupr by the p"ovc md Tor the rcone,as opposed to
government by fraud in the hallot-hoX ana IN the
COuutiug ui votes enforced 10y military violence" 1t
rnd"nyrrs II supply its readrrs-a body not lar nom
IN, Hon OF -ouls-with the most careful, complete,
aud trustworthy account OF current GvcntShml en-
Uuvs for this purpose II numerous and chr"uIly go
cctcd stan Of reporters ana correspondents llr re-
ports from Washington, especial y, ARE lnlI "cCu-
rate aud tr rlcsS and don sloss continues To lr-
ErrNcHuu enjoy the hatred of those who thrive 10y
pundCrIug the flcAFurN or by usurrlnF what the law
docs not give them, while 1t cndcHyOB to merit tho
confidence Of the public by defending the rights ~
the people against the entertainments of unJustiicd
power
The price Of the daily Sun is ~ cents month, or
5000 year postpaid or with theSunday edition
$40 year.
The Suu'oy edition alone, eight RACES. Si.2O
year, pOst -pUid.
THC WEEKLY SuN, eight pages of i6broadcolumnS,
II furnished Mt ~ year, post-paid.
SPECIAL NorIrE.-In order to Introduce rmE SUN
morrWidcJ to the prbIc we will send tho WEEKLY
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postpaid, for iialfa Dollar.
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