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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-25
TuE I,OuI.'s PRAYER.

~ following beautiful poeln iE said 10 hage be,
EIilt u by King jam 81 tlGllh by aom, II ~ \
ttibld 10 Bishop hnlGwsi
u amy prc distressed, and f,ln gou Il gather
nume comfort, lel them hasten unto
CUR Father
~ W. ol hope md heilth pro quite boIelyen
Unless thou succor Us
y ho art IN Heaven
Thou Rh0wtst mercy Their fore for the sPmG
We pTal' @ Ih0a, singing
HRiloWcd nc Thy name,
OF I'll Thy miscrios cast up tho sum,
Show u3 Thy inys, aud let
Thy Kingdom come,
We mortal, are, and alter FROM our birth,
IhOI constant art
Thy will be doneon Eprth,
Thou mad'st V utb, m well NJ plonetB seven
Thy name is blessed here,
AUS In Heaven,
Eothing We have 10 use, ~ dobtB to pay,
Except Thou giys II TO ua,
Owe Nv this day
Whorcvith IN clotne rs, whorewith to he led,
For without Thee we want
0urdally bread
We want, but want no faults, Tor no day passoi
Bnl We do tin 70
Forgive usour lrespassea.
No man from pinning ever free did live
Forgive us q L0rd, OUT SINS,
Az W. forgive,
II we repent our faults, Thou noor dibdaincd us.
WG pardon
That trtspass against us.
Forgive MS. inst Is Last, n new path trend rs,
Direct US always In Thy Faith,
And lead uH,
We min people and Thy Chosen Nations,
Into all truths, but
Not into temptation,
Thou that Of all good giRco art the giycr
Bltier rs not 10 wander,
But deliver
Us from the fierce assaults Of world aud dCyil,
And ilceh, 10 shat thou iroo IA
From all evil.
10 these petitions let both Church and lay men
with one 60 lBent0 heart and yJicH, say
Amen,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-25
H. Bandy in the Austin Express

'""'y III ~ bUstln IApTess
noticed in your weekly edition of
May 2, an article entitled "Cattle and
sheep Raising" copied from the Texas
Sun. If you will permit, | would like
TO make a q ifsH, 55rrTq sass SOME III state, statement e tt1 In
regard to sheep.raising in Texas which |
think will be Il little nearer the facts in
the ease than that article makes them
to. be. My object il not to discourage
any M in the sheep business, nor TO
prevent any one from engaging 10 the
raising OF sheep, hut to give those
interested some reliable facts from which
to make their calculations. I am aware
mat there are many persons coming here
nom the old states with a view Of en-
Yaging in the sheep business. which thew
nave been led TO believe from such
s'aiements as the one mentioned above,
anu many Others OF a similar nature. il
a.e'thin, quick aud easy way by which
lucy can acquire fortunes. If the state.
ihent made 10 the sun be true. there !.
no doubt that all sheep men would soon
9e immensely rich but the facts ave r.,
dinerent and such articles AZ thai no.
calculated TO do more harm than good
,eading. many 10 sell their farms ana
MONIES IN the old states, TO come bers
anu invest in sheep, soon TO realize tha,
they have been deceived, and. II
aole, often return " speak MI If
Iexas. Thus these articles or mis-.
representations Of the profits OF sheen
raising in this country will in the long
run be a disadvantage instead of an adj,
vantage to the state. The sheep busines
when rightly handled will pay agood In.
ierest on the inye,tment-as good, or bet.
tef, tban any other stock that can he
Isi'ed in this conntry. The business Of
'he'p raising IL at present a more certain
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-25
The Land Of the Roses.

~ hNh" WI Nv taVN'Ns
1t isprobbbly not generally known that
the region in which General Gourkho
has been lately operating with his Cos
sacks is the land whence by far the great
est quantity OF ottar of roses comes to
Western Europe. Kasanlink, the name
of which has 80 often figured lately ~ n
point of strategical importance, is also
the central point OF one OF The most re-
markable species of horticulture, or
rather agriculture, to be found in the
whole world. Around it, or near it, are
the districts of Cirpan, Giopea, Kara
dash Dagh, Kojun.Tepe, Yeni SaghIa,
all of which are devoted to this peculiar
husbandry. The Mussulman tradition
assigns the origin of the rose to the
night of Mohammed's journey to heaven.
The white roses sprang from the drops
of sweat which fell from the blessed fore
head Of the prophet himself in the toll
some ascent; the sweat of Borak, the
miraculous animal he rode, gave birth to
the yellow ones, while the celestial droI 8
which fell from Gabriel were the source
of The red rose. The appearance of the
ncighborhood OF KasanIik would favor a
suspicion that tbs hcavenward journey
must have sorely tried the %archangel,
and Count Won Moltke, who was well
acquainted with Bulgaria and the Bal
kaus, has styled the valley of the Tundja,
"rhe Cashmere Of Europe, the Turkish
Gulistan, the land Of roses"
Roses are not grown there an with us,
in isolated patches in gardens, but in
fields and in ridges, as if they were no
better than potatoes, 1t would be dit
ticult to imagine anything more charm
ing than The appearance Of those rose
fields, and any painter who should at
tempt to reproduce this picture would
assuredly be charged with exaggeratiOn.
But it would be impossible to catch the
infinite alterations OF color, both among
the roses themselves and the green leaves
of the shrubs. Hundreds OF millions of
rosc leaves strew the ground and are
useless for the chief objects in view. 1t
is calculated that about one-iourth OF
the leaves are lost in this way perhaps
as much more either tail to come to the
reouiaite nerfection mr. are u~novoidablv
wasied Tbe entire nroducc If Tho
Teyna ar reo;on of which KasanI;k 10
tho renter ia sst;moted Of hetween eiohI
hnndrad and nina bundled k;logrammer
from one hundred and ninetv-6ye to two
hundred and twenty imnerial c%alIonsI If
roao oil
The wealth nj wafer in thc valley i,
nrodigious. snrinrs are not onlv miner.
ous Int most abundant in Weld. There
il a General svstem of IRRIGATION which
remembering that the conntrv il Hul.
yaria md not Lomhardv il admirable.
The whole valley was a ]sicture Of nros.
- ~ " 10 eurai t.,n;,w
perity, the result OF natural fertility,
carefully nurtured by human industry.
when roses are not cultivated. heavy
crops OF a'z are gathered, ana along
the slopes ana down ny the waterslde
are numerous herds ana Hooks ks9an-
llk its.lt Is town OF ten thousand IN
habi.ants, and ~ surrounded by mag
nihcent walnut woods, which are also a
source OF commercial industry,
Won MOlLKe speaks OF the SITUATION rs
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-25

EVERY fool does not sport a diamond
ring. There are not rings enough to 90
round. Nor is. eyery- man who a
diamond ring a fool. But it does seem
as if all the biggest fools are sure to have
a diamond ring. The diamond ring fool
is not content with flashing his treasure
in the envious faces of the public.
Nothing less than writing his name OF
the car windows-on the hotel mirrors
on every available glass surface--will sat.
isiy him.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-25

The GrcH,est discovery OF the age
Ia Dr. 1obiaB' celebrated Venetian Llniment'
30 years before the public, and warranted to cure
Disrrhea, DySentery, Collie, and Spasms, taken n
formally and Group, Chronic rheumatism, Sore
Threats, Cuts, Bruises, Old sore,, and Pains In the
Limbs, Back and Chest, externally, II has never
failed 40 family will ever he without 1t after once
giving II q fair trial. Price, 40 cts. DR. T0BIAS'
VENETIAN HORSE EMINENT, In Pint Bottles,
at One Dollar, IN warranted superior TO any other, or
NO PAY, for the cure Of Collie, Cuts, Bruises, Old
Sores, etc. Sold by all Druggists, Depot 10 T ark
Place, Rev York.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-25

TBE GREAT FAMILY MEDtcIHE.-Dr.
Wilhoits Anti.Periodic or Fever and Ague
Topici No case Of incurable Chills has vet
presented itself where this scientific
and safe medicine has been EN-.
ployed. No case has been found So
obstinate as to resist its prompt and mastery
action. No man has been so reduced nv
malarial influences, but with It's 'use h.,
come up perfectly reconstructed. No pills
or purgative required With this medicine.
wheelock, Finlay 4 CO.. Proprie'ors, New
Orleans. For sale by all Druggists. ID
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-25

Mrs. BANGTREY, the reigning Londen
beauty, did a spirited thing the other
day. In the midst Of an admiring cir
Gle she asked her husband to Introduce
certain well.knOwn gentleman. He did.
The gentleman felt lsttered, smiled and
bowed. al want you," said the beauty,
giving him her handkerchief, al want
you TO wipe'of paint from my face, as ]
hear you say at the clubs that I am
painted"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-25

FOR upwards of thirty years Mrs. Wlnslow's
Soothing Syrup has been used for children
with never failing success. II corrects acldity
Of the stomach, relieves wind collie, regulates
the bowels, cures ~dysentery and diarrhUa,
whether arising from teething or other causes.
An old and well.trieG remedy. 25c.'a bottle.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-25

JoHNsoN's ANoDYNE LlNIMENT will
positively cure chronic diarrhUa Of long
standing, also dysentery, cholera morbus,
and cholera, used internally. There Is no
remedy known so valuable ior Immediate
use as this old life preserver.
One single box OF Parsons putgative Pills
taken one each night will make more new
rich blood than ten dollars worth of any
hauid blood purifier now known. These
pills will change the blood in the entire sys.
tenn In three months, taken one a night.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-25
IyameDibe. : This

That when you buy a can Of Dooley'is Yeast
Powder you take no chances, for 1t is war
ranted absolutely pure, full strength and full
weight, and IL cannot fail, il properly used,
10 produce the most positive and satisfactory
results; not only in biscuits, rolls, mullins
and fancy cakes, but in all kinds of batter
griddle cakes as well,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-25
No rAMILY shonld he without a box

mo FAMILY BUUUIU DC 'DHUuV UVN
Of GRAcE's SALvE. In cases Of Cuts, Burns,
Scalds, Flesh Wounds, &c, wherea remedy
is wanted Immediately, it will be found in
valuable. 1t will also cure Ulcers, Felons,
Corns, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, old
Sores. Nc.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-25
Simmons Liver Regulator,

simmons' Liver Reg nlator has been In use
for half n century, and there is not one single in
stance on record where il has failed to OBJECT a cure
when taken in time according TO the directions. 1t is,
without doubt, the Greate-s , rrSr Medicine
In the World is perfectly harm,, = being care
fully compounded fIom rare roots and hcrbs, oon.
tanning no mercury or any injurious mineral sub.
s,ance. II takes the place of quinine aud calomel
and has superseded these medicines in places where
they have heretofore been extensively used. Pro-
cure a bottle at once from your druggist do
not delay give 1t a fair trial, aud you will be
more than satisfied with the result obtained.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-25

Two hundreth edition, revised and enlarged. inst
published. 1t Ia u standard medical work. the lest In
the English language, written by u physician ofgreht
experience, to whom was awarded a gold and
medal by tho National Medical ASSOCIATION. 1t con-
tans beautiful and very expensive steel plate on"
Cravings. Three hundred pages, more than fifty
valuable prescriptions for all forms of prevRilins
diseases. tho result ofmany years of extensive and
Bnccessful practice. Bound in French cloth price
only 81, sent by mail. The London tancet says;
N person should be without this valuable book,
The author is n noble bencfactor." An illustrated
sample sent TO all on receipt of6 cent? for postage
Address DR.. W. Ii. PARK Err, NOD Bulinch Street.
Boston. The author may be consulted on oil diseohrs
requiring skill aud ex periepce.
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The Morning herald., 1878-12-03

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ot The sla OF FebraErT Is, sis WIS le3 q
he b3ock by shs Earis oi shrsysaury
ksal Dsrsy xoa Pembroke, Azlnr >.
nArshals Of England. Dasoao3ins LIE
staircase frau be, Epsnneoa, Nx-y
vas Dsw .asned By the ears 1oa her keep
cS and fuCod Sir AnisE Asviu.. Il.
stsrrd Of sas hcsassbo35. Fba f1r ssys-.l
weeks lad baA s1csoda3 tran ks-o-assus+
This lE md iAiihfal serTkri .hrss hizas,f
On Als knees. and wringing his hxrsd. II.
CA 1ea, -AR, madam. unhappy ne. was
srG q E8z u earth the Sesrr- Of sn,A
sorr0E Is shall tF, vhsc j rsv,-z ,s.,
nv good and grscaoas cuesa and mistress
vas hshsa8sa II England Hsx fis
gnei Iug,s3e3 liz uras-En,s. ErI N.rr-t,
pllsa GOOD Neville, cssss 10 aEsu-
Iscf1 bEs1 7AtoE; csass 20 jgT Iaxa n III.
IQ- aecc stakli see ihs saa ui NEry SanErs
1s0Ubles know 1bEi tEls Eyr55 Is t,r,
vAniIy, s1tgegs = ucTs scss3y thar 81
ocean a sszrs cAa nsSal. En- a-,r
thee. report that ] aie t,-ge vv,u,,r =,
'rs4iglo0, - Scotlto5 ko3 - F-In,s Ms,
-N5oa S1-gTvs tas12 TIKI hErs lunr ,ui-x.s
m NJ oloo-, Is he kk-T 5g.k IL -.
nra1ks Of water. 0 Gas tn,r ~ -
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koo~sS The inEt-i cEIutsrx q: nv
theasts sod laAs / llErvs tisbai Tb.
4oa1on Of Eng So3 Ioi Scotland. C.1n.
mend me 70 nv s9rs x13 tel hin th.; !
have eotse so1Aing rrsD6irix ~ ii.
Nc1gOllr u Independence of S5s ,-x- :,
'iarOursois 10 Ii. pretended supsriu-ii,r a,
or eosn'es' Ihza bzrEing inas isas
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R@kIEM HCRGAAA.

Tn S-H8ay On 0RElEBs The p1N
lice fres Of 01r CIV. Aonlrazag . the rs-
esnnesaE-i.n Of Hxse- Almond, LIS
nu bsn Sefnassv dispoae1 q. L N
thrsfurs. s1iE cpsz fr 6isra=i0n-
n. &Eyo-, n making ths -sgDsE for
IL increase Of the f1rce, Il Il Egrss1sDt
with ths aesiUn Of k5tA he z-sEigen: gsn-
ham.z WIS szss preceded hin This y
Krina hcse syiSeors Of he necessity jE
the increase No one VIII question the
so1nines of the jadgnsus f su-klyrs
wki.saey xs1 Ssnsi md, unsss tbsrs i
g-ozDd 70 impaEr thsir n0tireA rsAaun>
aols men maz hszi1x.s x13 investigate os-
fare they viii commit themselves 10 4
cgurse which v5cE kuzT tasz in opPo-
sitisn 10 the visss Of thsss Respectable ciri-
zsas ups1 4 sakssr Which d .vn thsrEvs1
Grfy 10 adniriaer.
Ii ID nss Kghs responsibility Which the
ehi. nRgiErzss Of = city Ike Wilmington
azuna- The okcs IN tr froz beng .
Eineezre- Ths hiEhst interests, ihe p'ssce,
properly, lives md naak-af fory thuc-
sKDi hEnHn bsinEz n. erras.ed 10 his
gua-dSnsair- Nc wonder th1i eonsdD-
tiO1s Dan, when called to shoulds- EDc3
responsibilities, and ere coafruatsi, On the
tareShoA Of fhsir ofsiisl esrse., with the
inAdeaRAg Of the means provided for ths
exss1tion offhs trast, call lo1tfy Epoa
fhnss who have the poFr to strengthen
their hkndk - Do 10. Ii vvald be dare
kctioa, or wurse fer them MOI ts DO II
By conparison Of the prop1sioc Of ps>
hoeDea 70 inhabitants Of the several cities
of the Uaitsa S:xssssi. VIII be fTad, s
slrASy ssa.sa IN the HnALo, tha,
Wl1ingtoa EaEe-s In the ecUrxn, By Is
HDch - ion % 70 81 per es1.-
In the 5sisnsesaR bozr Of nigha vine
il L tint protects the properly Of ogr css-
.sas from the trch of he ioceodiK-!, or
tss infamous zpAl1y Of the hurglsrs
Fear Of whom Is Il thkt girs gakxn:es Of
sGfsty fuz the Ezr5err's rioSeau. I.
EFgy conside-z-s nan Or wanxa rstirs
nj night seur u The kEny :hfi the Po-
bcszzu's rigilkrs ere, Ernag Ers
and hrzFs bex-f u between hin or hsrI
and The hsfPls@ Ettls anss ana 3Engs..
And yet the impossible tzsk Of prsssetlET
nearly thirteen hEpdred persons u imposes
upon each one Of tbs small police farce of
thE city. In periods ID calm, a cockIs
sbel may arncs in safety upan the gegtls
svels Of the placid ocszn;b7t when the TEN.
pat nssk 4 Is rs1t in Azguauts xad Ist
irsver. So, - 70 The sasjsS n hand, rs
Ers ssss hsessse tbe-. Is Dc danger threat.
ening. Buavhs q. isu ..hov long the
prese1i cooditica of peaesfrl sEis. Dry
Essc
Mryor.Alln "a Is risht.n.p placing be,
'ure the City Fsthsr the necessities Of Tie
ne. He thns nj lease shares with
,tbea, If he doa MOI rslisTs himself vhOs.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-03
NOMINATING sAylR0

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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-07-11
The Hot Springs Commission.

Washington correspondence of the
Baltimore Sun: The omission of the
clause relative to the Hot Springs of
Arkansas from the sundry civil bill con-
tinues to be & matter of much comment
a democratic member of the conference
committee on the bill expressed to-day
the belief that the commission was de-
signedly done, and said that he thought
that it would end in landing some par
ties in the penitentiaIy. Ali the mem
bers of the conference committee, dem
ocrats and republicans, have united in
a request to the president that he exc
cute the provision as it was agreed to by
both houses, and that they will undeTs
take to protect him. It was said by the
members of the conference above all
luded to that some of the old claimants
of the Hot Springs property had been
very active all this session endeavoring
to prevent any legislation in the interest
of the government, and it is believed
that this interest had something to
do with the singular omission in the en-
rollment of the sundry civil bill.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-07-11
Vienna as the New Jerusalem.

There is probably no city in all Eu-
rope, or indeed in Asia and America,
which contains 50 many and 50 induen-
tial Jews as Vienna. They are said to
number not far from 200, 900, and they
hold many of the most prominent and
important places in the community. In
commerce they are very powerful, the
trade of the capital being largely in their
hands. Many of the leading firms are
Jewish, and the banking business is al
most entirely controlled by Jews. The
press is, for the most part, written, man
aged and directed by Jews; many of the
musicians vienna is nothing if not
musical) are Jews; the restaurants and
inns are kept by Jews; and the prettiest
women are Jewesses, Go where you
will, to the Ringstrasse, the opera, the
theatre, the Vo!ksgarten, the Praden,
the Belvedere, Schonbrunn, the beer
gardens, the picture galleries, the treas
ury, up the tower of ST. Stephens, the
arsenal, and you will find Jews; and as
a rule they are very intelligent, polite
and pleasant. Talk of the new Jerusa-
lem, it has already been discovered,
founded and enjoyed on the banks of the
Danube. Vienna is one of the finest and
most delightful capitals in the Old
world, and owes much of what it is and
what it yields in pleasure and prosper
ity to its large Hebrew element.