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tjcip Wanleo.

WANTED.-A responsible, energetic man,
w accustomed TO employ amt superintend take
charge Of business 10 be Established this city capital
required but bond OF $1,000 honesty In
Of proceeds and care OF merchandsa. Aswer givgg
perence ami IN what business With reference aud address
W. y. MILAN, CITY z. o.
E0 LADIES wanted Immediately for the
w AmlzoDian March at Hyde d Belman's Theatre
BROOKLYN. Apply between 10 and II a.
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Gost nno Goun0.

| OST-PasS-bOOk on Greenwich Savings
II Bank. No LOO j6J. finder, return sam" u tan"
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NY iobbcr or manufacturer of shoes. in this
"A city neighhorhood nceiaE The services 81 tenn
peIae aciye Young nan ha ine ,yen ye. ana
please dres; me GI % i"l I No
2d.st., Williamsburg.
4 SSISTANT BOOKKEEPER, &c.-By a
"A Young Ancca.l - years OF a-e a. as"sia@i boot
experience can uIns best lily nonas ana Wi |'k
SO iIenry-st.
pAKER-Baking is my profession, and am
ID experienced in fine work, lscnll7 specially am -
ana Sreei hotel restaurant Or pryaic house Any
1T3M F;2gMn65 a tor 'snu me
DOOKKEEPER or ASSISTANT BOOK
ID KEEPER BY younG man vim six y,ear;' eIperencc
dIe es1 MhKRY U;iVIS Lock6C 2GG waterbury.
PUTLER or YALET.-By a Frenchman,
iis aged single ms bushes c best c,y
The city Adde'S TEENCnGXS' tribune Uptown ONCE,
CLERK.-By a first class dry goods clerk 3
porae. Address W. G BIGGAK, 2i9 Eat 55tn.st, cry.
COOK-By Chinaman as lrst-class cook in
tween tisrE Leroy.sts
COOK, i&c.-By a respectable woman as
IN sa rT eSE a a aA good %' &c. 1874 %
DRY GOODS.-By an active, temperate
ence salesman, porter yacker IN hole ale tan
mence Please cali address n BURROWS 80. 5S3 West
ijths.
GROCERY CLERK or BOOKKEEPER.-B
O awtlDiOrmed and highly ihdorsch man, = years Of
Keeper covering period OF ten Address c. c. TEIC
Leeds, Greens Co, y. 7.
HOTEL FIREMAN or USEFUL MAN.-By
young lrishman. 20 years Of age sharp quick aud
modrratS conpensStion Please call or adress JAS VII iE
$50 3d.ayc. care Of Mr. outings.
| IGHT PORTER, WATCHMAN or coll
H LECrOR.-l am an active temperate married ~
years OF age and desire empoymcnt hight porter watch
collector expectations moderate the
Pease CAL or address LOUIS KEPPLkR, 2sG Hooperst,
Brooklyn, II. D.
~ By temperate, Trustworthy Young man Of education
and cCnce appearance. Office lu porter IN
wholesale house hotel OF any character Of employment
dress J. V. LONsWAY, lOl BergensL, BROOKLYN
DORTER, &c.-By good, strong, willing
Il age %. as porter. fireman or useful Is viii.
ing wVk hard for moderate wages and furnish first
class references Please call or address NJ NJ ~ East
broadway.
DORTER or USEFUL MAINLY compc-
i tent Iolander C}6i. single and afraid WORK
best reference. Address H. WINK, 10 CmtonsL
DORTER, STOCK CLERK or OFFICE As
Il SlSrANT.-By an active. teDIera.e young man, pos
sesd Of good education address an1 energy az po stock
clerk or office assistant In Wholesale house can furnish
e1ceptonaDc references and Will accept moderate cOmpens
WHlTLEGGE l3S Chambersst.
SALESMAN. BY man .(42) who has had
- experience IN dry goods fancy goods toys conc ,Dery
salesman has 4 references Address W. H. STEWART,
WAITER.-In Il private family, by thor
W oughy COMPETENT man. with hrstclass references
Address WAITER. l67 last 33;h.st
WAITER or USEFUL MAINLY n coored
w man city references. Apply 10 WILLIAM II. SMITH
127 West 3lstst. hfst floor.
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MONARCH LINE. -

MoNARcini . NM; ana LONDON
splendid n'W Last II, amctt each i,tol loS butl'u
Lave dock adjoining plvora Ferry. Jersey titY.
SA&ON MONAECll. January H.
CELTIC MO%Alu II, January %. 49,
Saloon passage Win 7uprf."r 1'cpnn ia'lol: 80;
No Stcrrage taken ON eastward VOYAGE irpi
tickets ls.uut for passage loni0u to NcW YORK at
PATTON. NI'KElt~ K CO.. Agents. Bowlirg'EN'l.
NATIONAL LINE.-From Pier 80. \. K.
~ FOR o. EENSrOwN AND LIVERPOOL ,,
ron LoNDoN ,yictorla DockU. -..,...u
CABIN s3Oto So currency prepaid steerlye uc%c -
Htug lower tn m0-i Ines T. WI. n L lt7I Manager
- Gnd IS Hroriw1v, y. J..
NEW YOEK AND HAVANA DIRECT MALL
~ LI%I.
Ihcsc frat elias, steamship. su regularly 10 . r. ~ lrum
Nn. . NOIih itlyc ~ i,llOWs
81 NTIAGO DE- 81 80. capt to0tr W"ine9dty ~. .
ACCOMMODATIONS unsurpa. - For h"igh o pa.'wc A?pP
fu WILLIAM T. CLN ~ x CO., No. - BrOdiwH.
LAYTON Ei;V~.. Agents IN havata
EEAClFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
1 sailing from ii'r foot Oi Caurl-,i.. Notth EiN'r
Tor Ishmus ui Pa. ANA
Connect NJ tor central ana south America ahd MEXICO
from san tiInclsro tOJa,an ana emma ,., 90, 81. 81,
From san Francisco 10 Honolulu. Sew Zealand and Aus
%ENGANDIA ............ SATURDAY January -, p III.
urlyrl 90 London niis ~ -an tr'rrl9c' ,.,,,.,
It-.'il:rtS for 'ardrd To A. KANtl~Ol ~ DN ltt
ISLA&D-. JArA&. CHINA. tEW ItALA -, lNTfN.
ia. -plIH AMERICA, CEN TRIAL AMI.Nl y am
FOR ir.eh passn9c. AMI general information apply ut
Company Olcr. f'r lot 81 canal sig, Nnnh ld''E
H. j. 49, llAN.
lf
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line.

pOITERO AN line.
III y lriSC Ma -ON'N STOKES, Riooklyn.
StItlEDAN .Wr,Er ilfutry -.
AMSIEitpN 81 ..... w ''urS iy. Jantl tfy 20,
ri rGr-r 20 ~ taDtu. 200 Strorarr. 80.
II. tNXAGN, N. Yet. - ~uJth " % ilm
Ft'Sti EDi - O.. - ~uuth william 81. Freight APt3
J.. ". MOttiI~ 80 broadway. OrntIal ia sa@" Agent.
WHITE STAR LINE.
w Isl led STATES I'D EONAi. NAL lFAMERs
FOX at EENi' rows AND LlN l.HfOGL
NOTICE The @trlmcrSu nj, Lane lake The Lane "no:
by lirh MuIry. L. = NJ uOtA the out 'arl
iiu
ttEI; MA IT, Can't Kennedy Sltufda' jan - p H.
O. LIlt Capt.. Gciul lli eCli. jan -, a. M
ApAlAIit. tdpt Jennings -lt.,tdi, Jan 80. - r. hi
BEiIA Mo capt Prtry....S1uri t"uruntH .. lpH IN.
FROM IHI WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF WE9r
luTliir
h,-r steamers uniform IN -iA dul dnsurp Use ~ AZ
r.r ~iaterl0n-, SmOhlng ana bl'h'
placed ship, The noso ant motion .io
lu anOng gree Of comfort llthe 10 uatllhlDo
-....
Sainon ESQ SOD Return ucKcta on favor
abe stccrgo from the Old Couhu'' $50 From Now
AOIk, So
these steaple:Sc rry neither ratto sheep nor pgA
aud Ohor information apply at tho
COMPANY = Offices. No. 81 broadway. NewGurk
RI. COKrlS, Agent
G. L. BARTLETT & CO.. Agents.. Boston.
ARII RI a. CAflEL1. Agents I'M rdelphia
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,cnXDc,rf-1l O'CLOCK A. VI.

Anne VandcwMer Con Va sierra Nevada
s0o ~ 40 100 so 3OO...... 100 loo 500
500 b. 90 Copper Knob Cirys"ht" I hoa con
s,i, 5.0i J. 20 10 li
-o1 ''''A ~ Gri bln ugI Mc1ican silver Nusgt
mn, ,o, g..t Herrr lOO...... 30 1000 h3J -
On ~ 100 500. OplIir Lite chef
500. .... tahiofnn l2O...... ~ lpo..-.-. -
100 So. 80 8, o. .-.- 10
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IHlnD CALL-2:30 O'CLOCK 2. N.
AMER1cAy MINING sroCE fxoHiyGE SALES

Roston Con ( Vandewater California Mexican
Am ~ lOI - G0u..... l2J 2OO........ O.3S
5,n IA uO NiueralCreck Goa Va Ophir
100 Is iOO..... l.9J 100 .-.-.. u -
uil,e,nia Ann. Chry,oiitc SrTraSevaGa
100 " 10 1870 .... 50 3JO..... $50 H. $40
climax Gc-tt Btchrr Union Con
ono Al 10 7AN 13O......l0 -
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Hnw = Man Balanced Europe.

\ good many years ago George Saud
gave Il grand dinner to n" notabllltleS
OF the Rrruc IL D'"r Noa4's, the
principal attractions of the party being
a distinguished English diplomatist and
VI. T., passing through Paris ON I1s way
to Vienna on II crctmision to Austria,
and the poet Alfred de Mus5ch When
tue hour and the guests arrived, til"
dipimutist was found at hi@ post
naughty aud reecrycl, not to say stiff,
nut De MusseI, to c'rry ones dlsap'
ppiutment, was abscut. Wha guests,
however, -ee'ed themselves, and, ont o'
compliment TO t&"'r distinguished VS.
itor, the conversation turned opon poll
ties, the greet gun Of the Reco, S"inH
intent ON drawing cat the British d'p!o-
malist, who however, maintained an IN
aular silence, hroA,n only by occasional
mOuoHyi'ahIe7, spoken Wliil lcY Poilt"-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-19

baCrlDCeS WHICH lOAOr 70 irc0uo0tly de-
mands.
"Now. for NV mother" thouoht he
and tremblcd at the interview boyor,
lim for, had the oltcrpotiy, been prr.
scntcd TO him, he would have prct,ntl
that the ma.d.. he had parted with
should have been acquainted with LIS
Noon had Just been prorlnimcd by the
great bell Of st. Pmls when Walter
presented himself nj the office OF the
merchant With some difficulty he ob.
tanned private interview.
Well, my man said the merchant,
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l,,n Mnshse.Masheo Al sahool.

Tborc is school for 'hn Chinese in
pLil,dplnhio aud tl,s Times Of that
oitv tolls how Jobu Chipamnn is lnl-
rrS'vtuo ,ho snini.r hour
Mr. 50 is fmtv wears OF age. and
although ho has lived ip America tNn
wears h, bosD', even luu.trrrl inc -implc
hroptins or "nidaiu" Cugliyh. II. is
lbg dolt of The school. hnt that fact
Iorsn1i ,ocui ~ iisn,rh btln particle,
AMI tl.n lock- Of pla.sad astnnanmunt his
f1co wore when ha Wa told for the
twcrtiraH Il Iyp lhyt -" IS the lirSt lot-
fer oC tLe AjpnaI;t would have driven
any bngaChris.ian traeh.rt, distraction.
,,H-p-p sad fhe teacher. rs he wrote
ilas, Iattprs nn rno nlaashnnrl and re-
saiyrl an a,prDymo. g.,ilo tr,m Mr.. So.
"Wbot does that sppllm continued
tbo ;rstrctnr
Tba mn,0 smiled. scratched his lett
.;l, rri rtN,r,.j
",IL,t - len. chicken" said the
t.,cLlr
"NIe 3,he hon " rcn'icI Mir. So, as
.o.lr. o.. r,,npn n. ,utrr,nnt;op waS
nnt ~. an, ,,oa,.s. NOV.
'''. ..W.n ~ A. v,Sto n" .il u,o tp,cErr
u.,..,,;,.,, ,.,na 81 ,J,,I, n,tn tEr
lf..,',,lin,,, nh;,,l,t L,,l m, il,o n,
'I,@ ''I,"@,. L;, :, ',.,t', ,,,,cI fine nthrr
,ri., t.,,.,,l.,f..., o, ,.,,,,,n, Il,
,,,, I u.., Iii,.. Ei,,, l,, Moi
49, ~. ...',, ,,.,,. t,n-,..J lit,'n,,r.
'>', "''' \ ~ ''"o rrl5',, .,,,y ln,I
5,5HIl 5,..HI ,,''I ,It ,..,,;,,,, am ih. i,.r;-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-19

THE French Government has taken
steps to prevent poisoning from the con-
sumption Of canned goods, Cans con-
tanning meats, fish, fruits, etc, are re-
quired to be so!dered entirely upon the
outside, and the can to be made Of pure
tin. All canned goods imported into
France are subject to the same rcgnia.
ton, Il violation of which will subject
the goods to seizure b, the customs Off
Gers. This is an excellent decree and
should bG in force throughout theNoIld.
There is scarcely day that we do not
read of the fatal poisoning Of persons
from eating canned goods, the contents
having absorbed the impurities OF the
lead
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HISTORICAL.

TnE probe was invented by Escu-
apius.
THE aucients used pitch to give odor
to wine.
ANmrnysTs were found in Kerry, Ire
land, in 1863
CHERRIES were first planted in Britain
100 years b. G,
france adopted the system of postal
stamps in 1919.
MoLE traps were precisely the same
in 1897 rs now.
PopE JoHN XII added the third crown
to the Papal tiara.
Az AIR auN was made for Henry ~,
in Normandy, in 1888.
Is 147t, William Saxton introduced
printing in England.
TnE Scaudinavians believed the earth
to rest upon nine pillars.
The order of the Garter WAS insti-
tuted in 1913 by Edward III.
Is THE fourteenth century the sale OF
nosegays occur as trade in Toulouse.
The Sicilians borrowed the term adj
mirot from the Saracens about ll49.
The first tragedy was acted in Athens
in SO. The first comedy in 562 b. G.
l'uE canary bird was introduced into
Eruope early in the sixteenth century.
lHE first mills in England for turn.
iug grindstones were set up at Sheffield.
AMONG the oldest representations of
diving apparatus is o print OF the year
1911.
Nrnn study of the classics was dis
comaged by tho bishops in tho fourth
century.
u TIE seventeenth century, on the
continent, boots were never worn With
ont spurs.
DURING the reign Of Edward vi
Tyudale's Bible was printed more than
thirty times.
luE Eddystone Lighthouse WAS begun
in 1866, by John Sweaton. 1t was built
i'll four years.
QUEEN ELIHABrrH wore her prayer
book hanging from her glrdlo by
golden chain.
TnE tirsa clock in Europe was prob
ably that sent to Chnrlemagno by Ab-
dalla, King of Persia.
* 1864 the members of the church in
Collamc, Mass, voted "to color the
mcetmg-houso blue
AuONd the Greeks the death punish
Iocnt Of certain criminals was aggravated
hv the denial Of funeral rites
GliN 1922 the coast Of Chill, one hun
bred miles III extent, was raised from
two TO SIX feet by an earthquake.
Is THE early days Of printing books
! the paper was only printed on one side
and the blank sides pasted together.
BELLS we're first introduced into
chulches about 400 4. D., by Panlinus
Of Nola, and were then called Nole.
The ucxt use of the Mayilower, sitter
Grr memorable voyage 10 Amerlcn, was
to carry Il cargo oi slaves 10 the West
Indies.
L, BY AsrArurE Of Henry Wiz. person
whose vile wore silk gowu WAS bound
to furnish horse ior the use Of the
Government.
TARmNu aud fcathcrnG ~ European
invention. 1t was one Of Richard Cmui
de Lions ordinances iOr seameu IL
punishment for theft.
PYNsoN was the first English prfntef
who introduced borders and vignettes in
hs books. Vignottes with human fig
mc5 are probably Of the date 1927.
FmEwogKs are little spoken Of ID
i.ugIish history till the time of Eliza
BETH and then very slightly, but in the
time of Charles they were commonly
used ut rejoicings.
T,E cnrliest magnifying lense o.
Which We have any knowledge was one
rudpiy made OF rock crystal, which was
fmmd among n number OF glass bowls in
the palace Of Nimrod.
BEER was the common drink of thu
Germans IN tic time Of Iacitus, whG
wrote his "l'reatisc ON the Manner o.
the Gelmaus" about the end of the
trst century. ry.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-19

PRESIDENT GARFrELD's remains have
been transferred frcm The casket i'll
which they came from Elborou to M air.
tight case made of sheet bronz'. 1t is
present from the Union League Club OF
New York. 1t is elaborately wrought,
with gold trimmings, a solid gold plate,
to be fixed on the top Of the casket, will
be inscribed as Mrs. Garfield directs.
The remains were i'll an unexpectedly
good state OF preservation, and now t2ot
proper cashct has been provided 1t is
probable that The rlcn Of the Monument
Committee viii be changed and instead
Of the body ilg pat in the ground, II
crypt will be erected and the ca,ket ca
nos d to view.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-19

PRESIDENT ARTHUR was tifty-one years
old on the 9TH inst, and weighs 4lj
pounds. He thinks something of get
ting married, and the Aamo OF Mrs.
Marshall o. Rotcrts, Of New York; i,
connected in a roundabout way with the
event,
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NEVER DESPAIR.

the private office Of London mer-
chant, ii yonng man, yerging upon his
2lst year, stood before his employer il
the character Of culprit The face Of
the merchant betokened the possession
OF character in which what the world
calls logged Resolution was thc prevail
ing element.
81 tell you again. said he, ~ can.
not--will not overlook your oiicnsr.'
Believe me, sir, rprcaleo the youth,
81 had 10 criminal intention; the fault
was entirely mpremeditated-it wds m
act Of folly, which [ shall neyer-oh
Sir, never repeat.
One of those cold and horrible amilcs
which so forribly express ncrclulity
swept across the merchants face, and ho
waved his hand as if he wished the III
terview to he terminated.
Inc young man, whose comtcnancc
up to this moment had been burning
with shame, now became deadly pale;
lie saw hi3 empIoyer'" differentiation was
not to 'n Hha',en, aud that disgrace
stared him hidroasly in the face. He
made vain effort at another appeal, bat
the words died on his lips, ana feeling
of despair utterly e&tinguished the faint
hopes he had entertained Of beng mcr
ciiully dealt wi'l'
"Mn popy mother p gaspcd he, hid.
ihg his face in his hands and sobbmg
bitterly.
The merchants hard features slightly
relaxed perhaps he loved his mother
dearly; but the feeling, whatever it
might have been. was only transient
one,
"Waiter jackson" " said he, in hard.
ringing tones, which instantly rou,cd
the Young man from lis rrieY, "i t"il
yon on"P nsHin, Iny mlnd Is made M,
ana the sooner yon leave my office the
better. never prosecute in small eases
like yours, Begone, and never LET me
see Or hear from yon again.
The delinquent, awed by that iron
will, MECHANICALLY 'u"nei npdh iIs heel
aud lett The Office. Stunned AMI hewiI
dared by the catastrophe which had, III
one moluent, crn5led nll hi7 young
hearts hopes, ne moved along the
! Streets like Il man drunk, OF hending
| beneath burden which exposed him To
tbc mercy 6f the pNsror-hy. Pressed
nu3 Yc,gncu down by 4 heavy fear, he
! went from that noisome place TO ramD!c
like fallen spirit until the hour Ut
which he usually returned Uom his ia-
hnfs tn The hn'na 3rh".c he WIS welcomed
! - mothers smilc and fond dnttentions.
1 =. I l.. ,.i. y. 4, Il.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-19

MAGGIE ISMAN, who was presented II
sowing machine at the Rock County
wis Fair for being the " boss W gIrl
of the county. is possessed OF 4lllte u
record. Several years ago she captured
den of wolves and secured Their
scalps, and last summer went 10 Dakotl
Territory and entered a quarter section
+ land. She is not particularly hand
some, but sne is energetic, an excellent
nouscKceper. aud IS, IN many ways a''
romplshed. The sewing machine was
aiycu by Mr.. George W. Peck. " Home
Missionary of PccHS SIM. When the
presentation was completed, Miss luman
mounted the huN with as much conll-
deucc rs I'm old stager at public speak
mo and did herself much credit Ill
thanking the committee for the honor
they conferred upon her, aud remarked
in closing that if the committee learned
in after years that the gift hal not oeen
u,rtbily bestowed, it was not the hrst
time that man was deceived BY "omah'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-19

CONTRARY to the report current it
should be stated that the government
has fixed no valuation upon mutiatod
silver coin other than the market value
Of the silver they contain. They are
purchased at the mints by weight as
hnllinn
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-19

FIGURES are startling. In 1853 two
Portuguese brothers named Goes took
into the Argentine Republic eight cows
and one BULL and from these have des-
cended herd of 90, 900, 900 cattle, which,
with the sheep, constitutes almost the
entire wealth of that country. OF recent
years the stock, which has run down
considerably, has begun to be improved
in the vicinity of BuenoS Ayres by
crossing with short horn breeds.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-19

TIE total transactions at the New
York Clearing House for the year aggrc-
gated $50, ,341 ,S36, ,373.S 50, or an average
Of l65,055, ,20l.22 per day. OF the
balances for the year, 1872 ,41o,00 were
paid in gold coin, the weight Of which
was 6S6I tons. The volume of business
done was 81, ,Gi3, oG9, 12l moro than in
any former year.
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In Anurimnni ilnmsnS nNiels !

No less q prts hgge than Gen. lla'-
corI, elected from the Suptalno CoWt
some explanation on tins subject. h'
took for lis family rooms at one oi the
leading family hotels III this city. The
engagement was ior the entire winter,
unless the General should be ordered
away on military duty This did not
occur. the party remained and during
the winter valuable jewels belonging 70
Mrs. Hancock were stolen iIom hrf
apartment. The proprietor uf the hotel
denied being responsible tor ~" loss, l"r
he said that, when rooms are let ior tnc
rutrc season, ut fixed price per mohsh,
thc establishment is NOT an inn, but an
apartment house. Thus We see that
there is opportunity for nice distinctions
even important ones-between Inc
three arrangements visiting Il hotel
without making any bargain, hiring an
entire house and lot for the year round,
and the halfway plan coming into
vogue, under which the owner ot the
building retains the general manage
meIt Of it, lust as III II hotel, white ile
Tenant hires suite for definite term,
lust Il, one takes house. In the Han,
cock case the judge said he considered
the establishment hotel. 1t was called
ahotcl and kept in the manner Of a hotel
on tine European plan. Aud the hiring
was not absolutely for the winter, hut
subject 10 he closed ii the General
should bo ordered away. Therefore the
proprietor was told he must pay, as IN
iun.kccpcr, sor the stolen jewels. But,
if the establishment had been ayo"tdlt
an apartment house, ii nu business III
receiving trausients had been done, an |
il tllc rooms had been hired lor the win
ter, irrespective ol contingencies. the
'cmmt4 would, no dnuht. have been ,"i,'
that their property was at their own r'eh
with ltancct to thieNcs.-N," lar"
b J,.jiyfy,g
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-19

In coNsoyAScE with other things the
present year. the apple crop is light
one. Michigan, the great apple State,
reports the lightest crop in many years.
In Illinois "apples are selling at five
times their usual price" In New York
and Maine the crop is very light, and IN
Massachusetts the trees are almost bar
ren. Seven Of the best fruit growing
countries report almost no crcp.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-19

THOSE who Mere so horribly mortified
with surpns of hot wcathar must have
felt greatly relieved when mercury fell
suddenly on the 9TH inst. from up the
nineties down to freezing point. In
places in Pennsylvania leo an inch thick
was formed. and snow fell in the New
England States. Much fruit was frozen
on the trees.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-19
SIaE OLD STORY.

l.
When wds maid,
Nor Of lovers afraid
My mother cried: "Girl, never listen to men"
Her lectures were long
Bal thought her quite wrong,
Aud cried: Mother whom should | lister &C
thrn2p
II,
Now, tea hing. in turn,
What nlvrr could lean,
find like INV mother my los'OLS all vain;
Men ever deceive,
silly maidens believe,
And still 't5 the old story over again.
H.
Su hunlbly they wol,
What can poor mailens do
Bat keep them alive when they swear they must
dtr
OH who can iorhear,
As thcy weep in despair
lhclr crocodile tears IN compassion 10 dry
"
Vet, wodd,i at last,
When the hOncymOOn's past
The lVrtrj iOrsakr u, the h,NJlaiS remain;
oar yluity's checked,
Aud We nrcr can expect
They will tell us the old story over again.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-19

has been appointed principal editorial
writer, in the place of /. Chamberlain,
deceased. John Russell Young and
Joseph Howard, jr,, are the assistant
editorial writer's.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-19

Ex-Gov. HutRD HALL, Of Bcnniu3.
ton, VT, who is aged eighty-six years,
has heard the announcement Of aI. the
deceased Presidents at the time that they
occurred, beginning with that Of wash
ington and cndil : with that OF Garfield,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-19

We MAY still congratulate oUrselyc,
that we live in America. In Rus io, in
spite of the most rigid measures the
eruption of revolutionary yn.cm.o is
momentarily expected. Everybody j.
suspected, and everybody lives III fear.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-19

I. Il. CoSyERY has been retired on u
pension from the editorial management
OF the New York Herald His successor
is Frank Langley, OF the editorial stan
Of the london Ts,egraph. Mr.. Nord-
hoii, the chief Washington correspondent,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-19

Mr.. THOMAS J. BRADY, late Second
Assistant Postmaster General, who de-
sired to be tried in order to establish his
innocence. is to be accommodated. "ln.
formation has been filed.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-10-19

AGRICULTURAL fairs are wondrously
beneficial. 1t is estimated that their in
auence, producing competitions, has in
creased the value of stock SO per cent.
in many localities the past ten years.