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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-12-19
A Coffin Torpedo.

SAYS the Scien.ifi; American " In
consequence of the increasing number g.
graveyard dissertations, the genius OF
the inventor ha. been melted to devise
means for their defeat. Among the most
rec MT patents is one for coifin torpedo
which consists OF canister containing
powder, bulls, and firing trigger, so
arranged, that on placing the TORPEDO
WITHIN the collil, and finally closing the
iii should any attempt b. made to open
the coffin the torpedo viii b. instant Y
exploded, a noise like thunder en- ne, and
deadly balls will fly in all directions.
Had the remains of the late millionaire,
Mr.. Stewart, been protected by meaus of
this invention, the neighberhool in that
part of our city where his body rested
would have been alarmed, while the rob
bers themselves would doubtless have
suffered sudden death ss the penalty Of
their rash and sacrilegious attempt"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-12-19

Out of one hundred glass balls tossed
in the air by Texas Jack in Augusta last
Friday afternoon, DR.. Carver broke with
his rifle ninety-three. After this feat four>
teen of Augustus crack shots made a trial
of their skill, They were to shoot at ten
balls each for cup offered by the Doctor.
The prize was won by Mr.. j. b. Rocks, who
succeeded in breaking one ball. The other
1870 shots all missed the mark.
Griffin (Ga. News 1t lie remarkable
coincidence in the history Of Georgia, that
for quite a period of time the number of
inmates in the Lunatic Asylum and the
Penitentary has been about the same. Pre-
vious to the war, say up to 1860, the number
of inmates in the two institutions was from
one hundred and fifty to two hundred, ali
whites, the accessons and discharges from
each being about the same for period of
ten or fifteen years previous to that date.
Since the war the doors of both institutions
have been thrown opeE for the benefit of
the colored race, and the number of inmates
has increased to upwards of thousand in
number. While the accessions are largely
coored, there has been visible increase
among the whites.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-12-19

mentioned paid all the expenses of the
thieves" fifth, that "the body is in a
cellar on Murray Hill;"a sixth, that "it
has never been removed from the vault
and 80 on indefinitely. One offers, il met
"alone, between eight and nine O'Clock
p, m.," at an appointed place, to give inns
portant information, "without reward"
another says, "When reward of 81 ,0OO,-
600 snail be paid, and perfect immunity
from prosecution be most thoroughly
guaranteed, then and not till then, shall
we for an instant entertain any idea Of
opening negotiations" etc. One party
pathetically writes to Mrs. Stewart:
Believe me, it was the earnest, honest
desire to stop the cries of hungry babes
that melted us to do you this wrong"
and goes on to state that six professional
men performed1the deed, and that their
price forreturning the remains "is $50, 900
per man." This writer gratuitously adds
"We are not bad men. We are especially
anxious that no harm shall come to
society from this" OF course all com,
mupications which contain any valuable
suggestions have been welcome. Al
though many sensational stories have been
no important discoveries have
been made public, up to the present
writing, which would identity the per-
petrators Of this outrage or lead TO the
recovery of the body. But that the ut
most efforts will be continued to bring
the criminals to justice there is no
doubt
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-12-19
Probable Fate of the MurdcrOuS AsSail-
ant of the King OF Spain.
Pail MullGuEcttu

1t is generally expected at Madrid that
il Monc'si is sentenced to death the king
will exercise his prerOgatiye of pardon !;
though, ~ matter OF lact, capital
punishment is by NJ means unusual in
Spain, nearly fifty persons having been
executed since the restoration OF 1875
The mode of execution il somewhat
barbar0us one, as the condemned man il
placed upon a chair in sitting position
an then strangled. The execution
takes place in public, and after it is over
the body is placed upon scaflold and
exposed to view several hours, with
monks in the sJmber garb OF penitents
surrounding it, and reciting the PRAYERS
fol the d adj The last execution which
took place at Madrid levOlted popular
feeling, and the press unanimously pro-
tested against the scandal OF these public
exhibitions. The public curiosity is
stimulated by the maintenance of a
tradition which adds TO the horror ofthe
punishment. Two days before the ex-
ecution takes place the condemned man
is taken into the chapel of the prison,
add handed over to the clergy, who tor
forty eight hours exhort him to repent.
ancc and repeat the masses for the repose
OF hls soul, 30 that, when the time arrives
for him to march 10 the Dafibuto, he has
already hsd foretaste OF death.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-12-19
EE. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1878.

to great deeds of daring. The unusual
c..,rtion brought on slow fever, through
which Frederetta nursed him. Her
manner toward him had changed she
regarded him with difference which he
vas not slow to perceive.
"Do you despise me as you used to
doY" he asked, suddenly, one evening
as he sat in an easy.chair, supported by
cushions.
"Despise you? | don't understand"
she said, consciously.
81 love you, Frederetta, will you
allow me to tell you 70, or are you still
looking !cr one OF the Knight, OF The
Round Table p"
Their eyes met moment, and .. hers
he read his answer. He drew her to-.
ward him, and pressed his first kiss upon
her lips, And so she found her hero.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-12-19
WINTER.
ny JOHN ANTRoBus,

sharp winds that blow in gusts about
The sci0ns OF the lusty days,
la jOCund lr @ iOm laugh aud shout
Through all tho mellow woodland way
The trees, not al denu'cl yet
MAX ample gifts OF leaiy gold
Like Age with ohildten proiligatc
That pays he peli 1t cannot hold.
What time With sunken CHEEKS and eyes,
And thin. blown hair the trembling sage
Beholds the hands Of ruthless heirs
49,. Anticipate their heritage,
H.
Amhr0sa uts are tossed about;
la hudled heaps the summer shcay,s
Through meadow lanes diiit in and out
With shrunken pods and dying leaves,
The hrecZe blown fees OF the hi Is,
A. mt with caps OF frosty rime,
Are first OF merry wassailers,
Assembled the thrismss-tlme,
The holly bursts In burnside green
Through irOndcd tents OF geld and red
The mstet0e now weaves unsc II
Its wintry crown O er mOnarChs dead
Like those who are at the funeral feast
Grown merry with the last Request,
They furnish from tse pomp Of death
he garllLds for the coming guest.
H.
shrlller wind from yondcr wool
Now pipes and through the chimney CALLS
Whlle nllul CLEANS OF Wlniry llbht
Make dancing shadows on the walls.
And children By The window-pano
See gorgeous flora wrought IN llO3t,
And loye-!Orn majeDs trscJ In VAN
The names they bictthed and c,thii 4 lost
The sca-Clal fire that Il INES and iiees,
And many GO,h!c legend tings.
Now w0Os TO magic reyeries
And dreams Of nigh forgotten ihlngs.
Queer fl CURES grave and gay appear
Ana NOT fantastic through lh smoke
And all the wickci elves aic there
In pantomime with fairy folk.
".
Anon the night, with koener blast
ehall press against the windOw.pdne;
IND DER the wood th III slt the SOW,
Or DER the void shall beat the rain.
ihen thought, beside the lighted lamp
ehel there unlock its garnerel things;
And all the tIeasures loved IN books
The winter frcside only brings
The Youth and Love shall kindle hope.
And Manhood share a calm rePOIO;
While Age shall tread the downward slO 70
In soften beauty 10 its close
And gentle as the voice OF prayer,
The swe test ballads OF old time
Shall bill the pause OF guilcss j. I
With dreamy tunes and ancient rhyme,
The story then the Sage shall tell:
There is no time in oil the year
That hath not some glad charm or spell
10 soothe our ChCCkercd journey here
I've known the fullest JOYS in Spring.
The ummer's gladdest days were mine;
Tho jocund Autumn laughed with mo
Ger igons filled with harvest wine.
And Mintcrl why, Its u'tv breath
Hath blown the crust Of cares away,
And walked the energies divine
The soul that might have Known decay,
The fee, glad trumpet OF the winds,
That strikes the frostc harp Of pines
Statutes the closing year with tones
In harmony with Gods designs.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-12-19
FACiS AND FANClES.
ARAB AND HONIAS.

, overs sat lcnoath the shade,
Aud un2 the other sayci
Glow li-S that you BEG
Hath smilci upon this suit OF mine;
II 5a hcT,, itpalps iyou-
Thy voice Is mi d melody,
isl 10 lie thy loved /, a.
Say Oy nymph, viii marry me2"
Then ispol she, why l3lyl
81. LOUS JoWHdi
"near NJ, no 'Oye hat tongue can tell
Said he, "my own love can Ma
No u lover tee you C.,
For ~ medical d,grtc'
No fell Dec my skill dcdos
The elbow Joint can XII
sweet rab maid Non III In me
Your own voted NJ PC;
Thea nv with me TO distant T. XaS,
} our own dcyo'cl loved l.XS"
-BwiiRgion MwkCgc
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-12-19

CHICKENS allus come home to roos"
is a mighty good prowerb, but dat don't
allu5 apply in dis part, kase Pm been
look all day an all | kin fin OBJ mine
dat didn't roos' home las night war a
few fedders in de cullud preachers door
ward
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-12-19

THOSE who fancy that woman's work
does not amount to much in the domestic
department should read the following
record of Vermont housekeeper as to
what she did in the cooking line alone
during the last year She has made and
baked ,o3S loaves ofibread, AL pies, 1872
loaves of cake, 1913 puddings, and 2,l4O
doughnuts. Also she has cooked 1000
pounds of meat, 100 bushels potatoes,
taken care of the milk and butter of five
cows, to say nothing Of scores OF other
duties which fall to the lot of the house
wife.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-12-19

HORSE raising has become large bus
mess on the Western plains. Some Of
the herders on the Yellowstone have
from five hundred to fifteen hundred
hesd, and are making fortunes by selling
the three year,olds at $50 to 500 each.
No grain is fed and no stabling is pro-
vided, abundant grass and rough sheds
suliicing. The business is exceeding
laborious and risky an entire herd being
sometimes lost in a night by scattering
or Indian raids.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-12-19

COMPLAINT is made that deer are
ruthle'sly slaughtered in the Adirondack
wilderness, during the fall months, by
the use of dogs, in defiance of the game
laws, which prohibit the pursuit of deer
with dogs at any time. IT is said that
at least four hundred deer have been
daily killed during the fall months
this year At this rate, soon the deer
will be wholly exterminated.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1878-11-26
A Boston WOman's Pets,

Mrs. Lincoln, Of Boston, has two tame
lions--great tawny handsome beasts,
about two years and half old. She
took them when they were irst born, and
has brought them up as household pets.
Until very lately they were in her parlor.
and went abont the house as freely as a
dog would, but the city authorities re.
quested that they should be kept under
some restraint. They now live in a
room back of the parlor, anl opening
into it by grated door, which is said to
he strong, which is often open, as Mrs.
Lincoln goes in and out of the room,
playing with the lions, petting them. and
making them do til ir tricks "When
saw them" says correspondent of the
Spy, "'Willy, was eating his breakfast
and did not like to be disturbed, How.
ever, at Mrs. Lincoln's command, be
streatched up on his hind paws, to SHOW
how big he was, rolled over and did 9th
or MANTLE tricks Mrs. Lincoln ther
opened the low parlor window and called
pleasantly, Martha, little girl, come
here and up trotted the lioness, who was
taking her morning walk in the narrow
ard. Both lions kiss Mrs. Lincoln. ane
she had no fear of taem. They seem tt
9 ae ~ HI. s ss a s1 s Il tss MS
understand how any visitor can b
afraid
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1878-11-26
Death Of Maj. Elias Rector.

Maj. Rector died at Fort Smith, on
Friday evening, the ed inst He had
been citizen of the State, since 1918
and was, prehaps, better known than
any other man in it. He had reached the
age Of 76 years. His funeral was atten.
ded on Sunday afternoon, and Judge
Turner, DR.. G. F. Brown and Col. Geo
+. White went over. Quito a number OF
Others were prevented from so doing by
the rain commencing to fall just as they
were about to start.
Major Rector leaves a wife and five
children, three of the latter, Mrs. Gen
Cabell, Mrs. Maj. Thibaut, u s. A., ant
Mrs. Maj. Glass. Miss Minnie, the only
unmarried daughter, is spending the
winter with her sister, Mrs. Thibaut.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1878-11-26
A REMARKABLE RESULT.

1t makes no difference how many phys
iuians, or how much medicine you have
tried, it IL now an established fact thai
German Syrup is the only remedy giving
complete satisfaction in severe cases oil
Lung diseases. II 10 true there are thou.
sands Of pesons who are predisposed Of
Throat and Lung Affections, Consump
ton, Hemorrhages, Asthma, Severe Colds
settled on the Breast, Pneumonia, Whoop.
ing Cough, DC, who have no personal
knowledge of Boschee's German Syrup
To such we would say that &c. 600 dozen
were sold last year without one com
plant. Consumptives try just one bot
tic. Regular size 10 cents. Sold by
Ward 4 Ogden, Druggists. IT
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1878-11-26
AN ASTONISHING FACT,

A large portion Of the American peo.
Pile are to-day dying from the effects Of
Dyspepsia or disordered liver, The 70.
suit of these diseases upon the masses Of
intelligent people Is most alarming, max.
ing life actually burden instead of a
pleasant existence Of enjoyment and use
fulnes as it ought to he. There is no
good reason for this, II you will only
throw aside prejudice skepticism, take
the advice Of Druggists and your friends,
and try one bottle OF Green's August
Flower. Your speedy relief is certain.
Millions Of bottles OF this medione have
been civ away to try its virtues, with
satisfactory results in every case. You
can buy sample bottle for ~ cents to
try. Three doses. will relieve the wors,
case. Positively sold by all Druggists
on the Western Continent.