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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-12-26

0LIOHp, lTtsIl, CIehT lime WhCeT, lHlHtu
with as much linseed oil as it will cut;
shake the bottle before applying; wrap
the burn in cotton, wadding saturated
with the lotion; wet ss often as it ap.
pears dry, without removing the cotton
from the burn Tor nine days, when now
skin will probably have formed.
FOR CHOLERA INFANTUM.
The whites of two eggs well beaten;
then mix with pure water 1--WE melted
ice), add one table spoonful of orange
flower water and little sugar (as much
as il apt to make the bowels worse; give
Il table spoonful every hour. 1t will
cure the worst case OF cholera inlantum,
the egg coating the bowels and healing
them.
In the Medical Record specific is
given for the Troublesome eruption
producing by the poison ivy 30 common
in our woods. This specific is bromine,
which has been successfully used in at
least 'orty cases. The bromine is dis
solved motive oil, cosmoline or glycerine,
in the strength OF from ten to twenty
drops of bromine is 70 volatile that the
solution should be renewed within
twenty-tour hours from its preparation.
The eruption never extends after the
first thorough application. and it
promptly disappears within twenty-four
hours, if the application is persisted in,
and the patient ia entirely cured.
HoARsENEss AND LOSS OF VOICE.
Weappend some paragraphs on these
topics which have lately been printed in
our exchanges: (D For hoarseness or
tickling in the throat, take small
quantity Of dry powdered borax, place it
on the tongue, and let it slowly dissolve
and run down the throat moist at night
and prevent coughing. (2) When The
voice Is lost, as is sometimes the case
from the effects of cold, simple remedy
il furnished by beating up the white of
one egg, adding to it the juice of one
lemon, and sweetening with white sugar
to the taste Take a tablespoonful from
time to time. go AT night before going
to bed have read pint bowl into which
you have squeezed the juice of half
lemon, add to this one teaspOonful of
glycerine and one or two tablespoonful
OF good whisky or brandy; pour ovel
boiling water, sweeten well with loas
sugar, and drink very hot. CD Spiken-
ard root, sliced and bruised, and then
stepped in teapot containing equal parts
OF water and spirits, and the vapor in
hailed, when sufficiently cooled, will re-.
Ile5e the soreness and hoarseness of the
throat or lungs when arising from cough
Or cold. (6) llorseradsh will afford in
ttanteous relief in most obstinate cases
ot hoarseness. The root, of course, pos
iesses the most virtue, though the leaves
are good till they are dry when they lose
theirs strength. The root il best when it is
green. The person who will use it freely
Just before beginning to speak will not
be troubled with hOarseness. (G) Beat
well the whites OF two eggs, add two
white sugar, crate in half |
4 nutmeg, add a pint OF lukewarm water,
stir we'll and drink often. Repeat the
if necessary. (7) Whoever
will Try honey and alum--a small por-
ion OF each-wiIl never suffer from
lOarseness.
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A CoNQUEnER OF CONSUMPTION,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-05-03

after the coronation, Leigh Clark, Esq,
appeared before the fair ladies and do.
liVered 10 them an address, usual on
such occasions, very neat, quite apprO-
pirate and In taste, and, taking into con.
siderAtion the ages Of the two gentle
men, fully equal 10 the speech Of
Judge McGarF. The Association we're
lucky in their selection Of speakerG
The speech being over, the band struck
up, aud the royal set opened the dance,
and while they we're Whirling around
and about, your correspondent quietly
and gently stole away from the en-
chanting scene, out into the dark and
stormy night, aud vending his way
over treacheroIs bridges, along the
sloppy road, in imminent danger OF
tumbling into the creek, reached his
home, tired aud muddy, to be growled
at by big dog while committing bur.
glary by breaking through the window
TO reach his bed, upon which he soon
tumbled and fell asleep, to dream Of
the beauty and the gorgeous supper he
had left behind him. "Oh, that we're
boy again,
Tuesday was rainy day and was
devoted principally to slumber. II was
great disappointment to me, as it had
been arranged that | should accom-
pany party up Deer Creek to DR..
Phelps's and Mr.. Willis's to pay these
hospiiable peope visit, and to see the
beautiful lands en- route. | have not
given up the idea of the visit. expect
TO 60 there by rail some day, aud not
far In the future at that.
Wednesday morning our party were
taken to Rolling Fork landing by an.
other route, and reached there just after
the boat landed, iu time for one OF the
best dinners Eave eaten on q steam.
boat for years. II there is better
Steward han Mr.. B )hsn Of the Fair
Play anywhere within hail, | would
like to grasp bis hand and have him
invite me to one Of bis own dinners OF
a time had capacity to test all the
good things he might offer.
Among those who attended the
Tournament have described, was my
Swedish friend, now one Of the candi.
dates for Mayor. 1t was, at first, a
matter Of surprise that he should alb
sent himself from the city at this Juno.
ture Just on the eve OF hotly con.
tested election, and with popular gen
llemen opposed to him-but when we
saw his m marked attentions to the wood.
cutters aud raftsmen along the river,
even as tar up IS We j0urneyed, bis
hrewdne4s became apparent, and be
received the credit due for this 4 1,nk
movement. Tournament, indeed! Aud
ITO his drinking up all the cream al
the hotel and leaving the door open
40 the dog got iu aud ate up all the
butter, shalt leave TO those Of the
band to tell, as they wsre the chief sui
lerers.
To The officers of the Fair Play, and
particularly the obiiging First Clerk
Mr.. Bfough;on, and TO the good people
Of tue Deer Greek and Sunhower coun
try, who treated US all so handsomely
let me express the feeling Of our part!
10 saying, as a close to this letter, tina
they are cherished ell. B. II. p.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-05-03

TIE Bankrupt Law has been repealed
and the country will soon be the better
for It. lit was possible to have q per-
feet law Of this kind, no one can deny
that II would be q benefit, II It was not
Ebussd. But there Is the rub. AL the
bankrupt acts have been abused most
shsmefully, and instead Of adOrding re-
lief to distressed debtors they have
been made the means in too many
cases OF BwindIing creditors. This busi-
ness has proved most profitable to many
seOundrels ln this country within the
last few years, and no one will regret
that In the future II will st least be q
little harder to carry It on.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-05-03

TIE New York World says that the
memorable bill for instructing the
scholars In the Washington schools in
the elements of social aud moral sci
ence, including industry, order, econo'
my, puncIuallty, patience, self.denial,
health, purity, temperance, cleanliness,
honesty, truth, justice, politeuess, peace,
fidelity, philanthropy, patriotism, self-
respect, hope, perseverance,, cheerful
ness, courage, sell.rellance, gratitude,
rpiety, mercy, kindness, conscience and
will, was not devised BY Senator Burn
eide, but BY that other eminent lady,
Matilda Fletcher.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-05-03

The Crystal Springs Monitor has 40
able editorial, advocating Major Barks-
dale, the talented editor OF the Jackson
Clarion, for the United States Senate,
to succeed Senator Bruce. This high
position will be sought after by some Of
the ablest and most popular men in the
State, and ct this time It would hardly
be advisable for the press TO begin the
agitation of the question.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-05-03

ON the evening OF the Oath inst, at
the residence OF the brides father, by
the Rev. w. H. Watkins, DID,, DR..
Geo. X. Harrington aud Miss Ethel
Barksdale, oil OF Jackson. No cards.
Dr.. Harrington is promising young
physician of Jackson. Miss BArks.
dale 10 the beautiful and accomplished
daughter Of Major Barksdale, the edi-
tor Of the Clarion. The bride and
groom have our earnest wishes fol-
their future happiness.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-05-03
The London Times Begins TO Bee that
England VIII be Left Alone to
-''Fight the Battles OF Europe

The London Times Begins TO Bee that
England VIII be Left Alone to
"Pisht the Battles OF Europe
LONDON, April 26.-The leading edi-
toEial In this morning's Times, refer
ring to the statement In q dispatch from.
its ST. Petersburg correspondent that
Austria is said to be advancing toward
solution on the basis of other Powers
taxing suitable compensation for In
creased influence Of Russia, says the
solution Of taking suitable compensa-
tlon means OF course that Turkey
should be further despoiled to sat.
isiy the territorial needs Of Ito
neighbOrs. Thus the battle thai
may tomorrow be fought over one
crippled Power, may the day after bC
fought over three. England may hght
on what Il feels is jusl cause, yet af
tsF spending more thaa We can SPAR
ofonr treasure and blood, We may llnd
ourselves Hlling . ditch over whicl
others walk quietly to the common goa
Of their aspirations. Europe, of course
now smiles upon us, cheers us on an'
prepares In our eyes the laurel Wreat
which IL TO reward our arst success.
would bs more 10 the purpose II "
were not left alOne 10 Vindioate th
treaties and fight the battles Of Europe
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-05-03

THERE Is danger OF another row Ia
Mexico. OF the countries In the
world Mexico iS the most uncertain as
far % her Government iS concerned,
The United States has just thought Il
safe to recognize the Diaz Government
when the rumblings of another revo.
luton is heard. It actually 6 ems that
the people Of that unhappy country are
incapable OF self-gOvernment.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-05-03
The PoPE's ENCYCLICAL
A Demand for the Rs.sstabIlShmtnt Of
the Civil Power Of the Church.

LONDON, April 26.-The passage in
the Pope's Ency clical, the issue of which
was announced yesterday, regarding
the power OF the Church, is as follows |:
"The hopes OF Italy and the world rest
on the benefcent influence Of the Holy
See, and OF the intimate union of all
the faithful with the Roman Pontif. II
therefore stands to reason that we
should, with ell diligence, do all In our
power TO preserve intact the dignity OF
the Roman cathedra. In order, before
oil things, to guard the rights and
liberty Of the Holy See, we shall never
cease to insist that our authority be re.
spectef, that our Ministry and our pow
or be left full, free and independent,
and that the position be restored In
which Divine wisdom long ago placed
". It is no vain desire Of dominion
which moves US to demand the re.es-
tAblishment of our civil power. We
demand ii because our duties aud our
solemn oAths exact It, aud because II 10
lot only necessary to conserve fully
the liberty Of the spiritual power, but
also because 1t is evident that when It
is "a question of the temporal dominion
Of the Apostolic See 1t involves the
well.being and safety Of the whole hu.
man family"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-05-03
JettLes ior charIepton Harbor,

WAsHISGToN, April 26.-The Board
OF Engineers, considering Gen. Gill
more's report and estimates for the i'm.
prOVement of Charleston harbor, have
adopted his recommendation of q sys.
tenn Of jetties, by which II is expected
that % feet at low aud q ct high tide
can be secured. Senator Butler, who
has been pushing this matter and work.
ing for liberal appropriation for the
work, has succeeded In enlisting the
support Of several Senators who have
heretofore taken little interest In t.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-05-03
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
A Sleeper" TelesOOpsd on the Rich.
mOnd and DanVllle ROad-Several Per.
e0na Injured.

4 sleeper Ieleso0ped on the Rich
mond and OanVllle Road-SeVeral Per.
sons Injured.
RICHMOND, April 26.-Au accident
occurred between four and llve o'clock
this morning to the mail train on the
Richmond and DAnville railroad, near
Clover, ninety-six miles from Rich
mond. Five persons we're injured-B.
+. Gravely, Patrick county, Va. manu-.
iacturer of the celebrated Gravely
brand of chewing tobacco, fatally hurt ;
Z. A. Parker and q Mr.. Sentmeyer, of
Patrick county, Va, both seriously in.
jured; F. n. Ironmonger, Baltimore,
Agent of Piedmont Air Line; Mrs.
Heiser, OF Macon, Ga, slightly injured.
The accident is attributed entirely to
neglect. The train had been stopped
on the main track to cool box OF the
tender, and the train officers had failed
to signal the freight train coming from
the same dil ection. The result was
that the rear end Of the sleeper attached
to the mail train was telescoped by the
engine of the freight train, badly
smashing the sleeper and the freight
engine, and iniuring the persons named.
Other cars of both trains also damaged.
The railroad company Immediately
summoned medical aid from the nei- b.
borhood and from this city to attend
the injured.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-05-03
A Word TO the wise.

We wish to caution purchasers of
DooLEY's YEAST PoWDER against buy
ing 1t in bulk or loose. Il is the prac.
tice Of interruptions groCers and deal
ers 10 keep cheap, inferior, and general.
ly highly injurious baking powder in
bulk, and sell It for the genuine Doc
LEYs YEAST PoWDER, or any other
brand That is called for, Buy It only In
cans. as It u not sold In bulk = ;
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-05-03

The New York papers are still dis.
cussing The Returning Board frauds.
II they had attempted as earnestly to
prevent them as they are now trying to
unrsvel them, the country would have
been spared the disgrace.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-05-03

MR. COSKLING thinks that "that man
Hayes" did very wrong TO sit idly by
aud allow the rebel Nichols to be in.
stslled Governor of Louisiana, but at
the same time be Is sure Hayes did not
carry that State. This looks somewb bat
inconsistent.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-05-03
Amerioan.Russian CruIssEs.

LONDON, April 26.-The Standards
correspondent at Rome asserts that
Russian engineers recently there have
chartered two American steamers
which ere now in the Lsvante, and they
viii proceed on their journey 10 suez
and The Persian Gulf under American
s0l0Fs.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-05-03
AustTia'S Polioy-she Will Play the
Part Of the Fox In the Fight Be-
tween the Lion and the Bear.

Part of the Fox In the Fight Be-
tween the Lion and the Bear.
LONDON, April 26.-The London
newspapers this morning take a dis.
couraging view of the course Of politi-
cal negotiations. They claim to see in
Aus;ris's changing attitude desire 10
wait in hopeful silence to see what she
may profit 10 the cslsmities and weak.
ncsses Of the CONTESTANTS. The Daily
News says 1t is lime to give up all II.
luslon respecting Austrias effective In q.
reference in the present strife. Her
Government has long since made mill.
tary preparations on the borders of
Bosnia and Herzegovina, In anticipa.
tion of war between England and Rus.
sia, and will watch 1t develop, get what
II can, and congratulate itself on having
done so without fighting. 1t will be
glad II we help its designs, but will
owe US no thanks. The Vienna cor.
respondent Of the Daily News says, In
confirmation of the foregoing, that not
withstanding various denials II is
maintained that Austro Russian nego-
tiations at ST. Petersburg are proceed
ing favorably, and that the chief 0bjec.
tions Of Austria against the treaty OF
San Steiano have met with due consid-
Grafton,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-05-03

NEARLY ell Of our State exchanges
complain Of heavy raiDs.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-05-03

TIE Young Mems Christian Associ.
alton OF Jackson is 10 9 thriving coudi.
ton.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-05-03

The Governor has appointed and
commissioned e. Richardson, E. s.
Butts and P. B. Dugan, as commission
ers TO the Paris Exposition, on behalf
Of Mississippi, pursuant to resolution
Of Congress, passed December, 1877
Jackson Clarien.,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-05-03

THREE female lawl ers recently ran 8
foot race 10 Washington.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-05-03

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