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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-12-20

Within very near approach to truth,
the human family inhabiting the earth
has been estimated at ZOO, 600, 600; the
annual loss by death is 10, 600, 0O Now,
tbe weight Of tho animal matter Of this
immense body cast into the grave is no
less than 63l, 1000 tons, and its decom-
position produces $4,000, 900 cubic
feet of matter. The vegetable prodnc-
tons of the earth clear away from tho
earth the gases thus generated, and de.
composing and assimilating them for
their own increase. This circle Of changes
has been going on ever since man pe-
anne an occupier Of the earth. He feeds
On the lower animals and on the seeds OF
plants, which in due time become q part
5f himself. The lower animals feed upon
the herbs and grasses, which In their
;lirn become the animal; then, by Its
leath again pass into the atmosphere
md are ready once more to be assiinl'
ted by Wants, the earth or bone sub
lance alone remaining where 1t IS de'
pfsitlu.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-12-20

Tue Cincinnati College Of Music have
announced the third Of their grand op
cratic tests 70 take place in the Music
Hall OF that city, on January 20, 81
and 81, and February l, 2 and 8, 1888
embracing eight distinct performances
The orchestra engaged for the occasion
will number ono hundred pieces, AM
over two hundred persons will partici
pate in the mass chorus. Tho combina
ton OF musical celebrities will be head
ed by the renowned Adelina Patti. The
annual recurrence OF these Opera Fest.
walls is hailed with the greatest interes'
by tho people Of Cincinnati and con,ig
uous couutry, aud by euch enterprise as
the above has Cincinnati achieved the
reputation Of being tie Paris of America.
The operas TO be rendered at the Gp.
preaching Festival will embrace the fol-
lowing: LAfricaine, Semiramile, Don
Giovanni, Mignon, William Tell, Aida.
Romeo and Juliet, LeNozLe Di Figaro,
Lucretia Borga, Le Prophetic, La Fa-
scrita and Lohengrin.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-12-20

THERE is quitc stir in the higher cir
lies OF society at Dstroit, Mich gan, on
recount ofanew departure by the Sketch.
ing Club, Of that city, an organization
composed of young society people. A
day or two ago an advertisement mp
peared in one of the local newspapers,
reading: "Wanted-NIodels--Male and
female" There werenumerous responses,
out few being males and about twenty.
dive females. The person selected as the
first model is described rs young lady
Of rare charms, beautiful face and
splendid physique. She is reported to
lwell ia ono Of the best quarters OF the
town, and said to be highly educated.
The conditions upon which she consent.
ed to become model we're that her name
should not be disclosed and that she
should be allowed to wear veil ct pos
ings. Leading members OF the club de-
TEND their action by asserting that there
can be no harm in studying from the
nude as long as the matter ia properly
conducted. II remains to be seen whether
The use OF female model will be toler-
ated in staid old Detroit.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-12-20

A PARIS actress AYERS that each per.
lumc has It's special moral aud physica
qualities, which-so far as her ohsvrva.
ions have gone she states as follows
dusk 7redisposes to sensibility and
,niiability; rose, TO audacity, avarice
nd pride; geranium, to tenderness
toilet, to mysticism and piety bonzoin,
odreams, poetry aud Inconsistency ; mint
md verbena, to taste ior the beautiful
Tts; camphor, to stupidity aud bm
atty, Russia leather, to indolenoe
While ylangylang Is the most dangcrop,
Il nll.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-12-20
NUMBER 40.
HUMOROUS.

--'What are you always thinking
about, Ida9" "I'm always thinking
about nothing, auntie. ! never think
about anything unless / happen 10
think of something to think about"
1t now appears from the statement
OF two OF the best surgeons Of this coun-
Try that tight lacing is not injurious to
woman's health. 1t is the cud OF gum
she chews on which warps her out Of
shape. Detroit Free Press.
--Ayoung lady wrote to the Phila-
delphia NeWs inquling. "How can
avoid being addressed II walk out at
night without protectorp' The OK.
perienced editor OF that paper tartly re.
piled: "Wear an old shawl and carry
clothes basket"
--"No, Idon't mind being called
mastodon and dodo," sad an Illinois
Judge; "but when that female said was
two.leggcd relic of remote, barbar.
ic period, was compelled TO fine her
for contempt OF coult.--M Y. Com.
n'erctal Adrsrtiser.
No, we are pretty well satisfied
that there is no companion 10 The Ian
Suage OF flowers known rs tho language
VI food. II there was such book, Ii
would contain something like this: Hash
innocence; Eoarding-house steak -
tender thoughts; sausage-kiyi; beans
--culchach; iisb-bails-forget- me-not;
etc. Puck.
A society" item in Philadelphia
exchange says: miss Hattie Wood
has made several conqucsts during the
gala week." We didn't suppose Miss
/ attic Wood net that way. And now
that she sees her con iuct reported in the
papers she will probably wish she hadn't.
Mr.. + ward Fitzsmythe, who parts his
hair in the center. ilrted with forty
seven girls during gala week-which Is
considerably more than gal week.
but the society" editor iailc to get
hold Of this important piece Of intcll-
gence. ---Norristoon Herald.
Mr.. Isaac and Mr.. Blumenthal kept
rival clothing stores on the b VERY,
within few doors Of each Other. Mr..
1saacs was always to be found with his
head out of the door, soliciting custom
from the verdait passcr-by. Mr..
Blumenthal objected TO this shoddy
manner OF doing business, having found
that the watchful Isaac had captured
several OF his customers; and ono day
he'went up to Isaacs and said: LOOK
here. Mr.. Isaacs, Wy don't You keep
your ugly face inside9 You might bet
Ter get iackass to stand py do door.
lilo would pc big Improvement"
Ivy" said lsnacs, "ldid try dot voncc.
und all dc people as dey pass py say 10
him: Good day. Mr.. Blumcnthal; I
see you've moved. "-7he Judge.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-12-20

II Is said there is living in Cumber.
land, Maryland, soldier who was
wounded in the battle Of Gettysburg,
and the wound, in healing up, shortened
his right leg 30 that he became perma.
nently lame. Recently he he'd bis left
leg shattered at the thigh, and when he
recovered IL was found that HE left leg
was also shortened so as to be ON a par
with the other, and no now walks with.
out limping.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-12-20
RELIGIOUS AND EDUCATIONAL.

The Baptist churches OF Germany
lost 1897 members by emigration lass
year.
The Minutes Of the Presbyterian
Church show that it has 1873 ministers
in this country that are not PASTORS
Interior.
The Maryland Agricultural College
wants more students. and has sent ont
word that the demand for graduates In
agriculture is much greater than the
supply, and that there are man paying
situations that can be filed only BY
graduates o! agricultural collie es.
The Missionary Herald for Novem.
Der contains interesting narratives OF
the celebration, dur NJ tho past season,
OF the gcldn wcdd NJ Of Dr. Elias
Riggs and his wife at Conslantinople.
ard OF the close OF the & eth year OF
missionary service oi Rev. Lorenls
Lyons, of the Sandwich Islands mission.
In the sixteen Southern States and
the District Of Columbia the white
school population is 1899. 1861 and the
colored 1882 There are 1862
colored public schools, A normal
schools, 50 colored institutions Of Soc
ondary instruction. Is o0lored universe
ties and colleges. 70 co orcd schools Of
theology, 3 colored law schools, col
ored medical schools and colored deaf
and dumb and blind institutions.
"A Philadelphia school.boy failed 10
put on the final 'g'' while spelling tho
word skating" For this heinous Of.
Tense the teacher "did with force and
arms make violent assault upon him,
bruising him and beating him. and
called him q lying whelp, The teacher
was put under 5000 bonds TO appear for
trial. The boys of Philadelphia are to
be taught how to s~cn II 1t fractures
every bone in their bodies. -Dcro&
Free Press.
"A Rhode Island clergyman. not
having had timo dur NJ the week to
write new sermon, was compelled "
fall back upon an old one, which h
rugged up with a new text and appl on,
ton and knocked out part Of ".ourthly'
and "iifthly." On announcing his tex
be remarked to his hearers: al hay'
. IAN old sermon for you to-day; but ]
has new collar and wristbands, and
don't believe you can tell where the
. stitches are set In. (" Tho conGrsgaslon
listened to the discourse as patiently =
II Il was new for them thse wech
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-12-20
Tho Income.

A Baltimore man who bought him a
farm two or three years ago was re-
Gently approached by friend who had
some money to invest, and who asked;
"Can | buy pretty fair farm for
S15,0O0P"
ayes, about that figure"
Sand III want to lay out about Slo,'
900 in improvements, l presumeP"
"Yes, fully that" ooo
"And can invest another $4,000 In
blooded stockp"
81 think you can"
"And $4,000 more in grading, filling
up, creating fish.ponds, aud so forthp"
"Well, you may get through with that
"That's $4,000; aud now let's figure
the income"
ooh you don't need pencil or paper, ="
said the victim, as a shadow of sorrow
darkened his face. "The income will
be about So for turnips, 50 for potatoes,
S5 or Sc for corn, and bull calf or two
ct SO a head. To save time, call it 1926.
III see you again In day or two.
Maybe I've forgotten something which
will add dollar moro. Morning tc
you. wal Street Mems.
There arc six coal m,no wcrking IN
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-12-20

EXPERIMENTS recently made In Ger.
many promise TO overcome the difficulty
heretofore experienced in the use OF the
telephone for long distances where the
wires are laid underground. The details
Of the new scheme are not made public,
but it was found op the underground
cable that runs from Cologne to EIber-
field that messages we're safely conveyed
distance Of more than thirty miles,
and this in spite Of the fact that the rest
OF the wires in tho cable were used at the
same time for other purposes.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-12-20
THE Washington Post relates that q

THE Washington Post relates that q
few evenings ago Col. Emil Frey, the
Swiss Minister, was in the House res.
taurant, Washington, with Gen. r. d.
NIussey when General Longstreet ely
tered. Col. Frey turned to Gen. Mus
sey aud asked who that gentleman was,
aud upon being told requested an intro
luotion, saying by way Of explanation
that General Longstreet took him pris-
oner at Gettysburg, since which time he
had not seen him. Therenpon the two
veterans, once enemies, were introduced.
warmly shook hands and spent an hour
or 80 in pleasant conversation.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-12-20

TIE Dublin (Irelsnd) Freeman's Jour
nal admits that the spirit of Nihlism
seems TO actuatea desperate organization
which has its headquarters in Dublin.
English newspapers compare the state of
me country to that Of Russia. A leading
journal says: 'Ireland has outgrown its
existing system Of government, and, un-
able itself to change il, is writhiug con
vulsivelv in the shaekles imposed upon
.. The servants OF the Government live
in terror OF their lives, aud are protected
from. assassination solely by body-guards
II police and soldiers. II is exactly the
ame state Of affairs as exists in Russia,
md il is marvellous that our statesmen
will not recognize 1t,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-12-20

A BAPTIST minister Of Marysville,
Tennessee, recently declared that he had
been restored to life after being dead
three days, his return to tho world being
Tor the purpose OF evangelizing it. His
work, however, was stopped, because he
undertook it naked, aud he is now III an
insane asylum.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-12-20

actual expenses while attending Court,
in lieu Of mileage and per diem now
allowed by law. Ho also suggests as a
remedy to overcome the complaint,
because the Judge who presides In the
District also sits in the Supreme Court
when his decision is reviewed, that either
an additional Judge be appointed in the
Territories, or that q Circuit Judge be
appointed US in the States.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-12-20
Tho Rev. Thomas Guard, a highly

Tho Rev. Thomas Guard, q highly
esteemed Methodist pastor OF Balh-
more, wrote to ono OF two sisters vic
had gone to California. He meant %
address the younger, but made amistaxc
In the namo and so sent the letter to tho
elder. After considerable correspond
ence he made an offer Of marriage.
and was accepted-by the wrong
woman. He got released, but was never
successful in the other qusrter.-Chicogo
Mo,no
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-12-20

MIssANNA DICKINSON denies the report
that she has withdrawn from the stage.
She says she is under engagement to lee
ture and read plays, aud to act in tho
Western States.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-12-20

OwrNa TO the boldness Of train robbers
nd the number Of bad or suspicious
characters infesting tho towns and
country in the northern part Of Texas,
he railroad companies are taking unusual
precautions to protect their trains. In
tuture all passenger and express trains
IN the 1exas and Pacific road will carry
strong force Of State Rangers rs a
guard between Fort Worth and Ell Paso,
and other roads will probably pursue
the same course. No capture has yet
been made Of the men who attacked
train on the Gulf, Colorado and Santa
Fs road few days ago, but 1t is pretty
we'll established that one Of them wat
MORALLY wounded in the Eight and died
,ext day near Cleburn, and was secretly
ouried by his comrades. a
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-12-20
Nav Hars,.

When they told the Secretary Of the
Navy that four new bars had been dis
covered off tho Maine coast, the tarry old
son anor'wester shook the briny CRYSTALS
from his salty beard, and said he always
told Neal Dow that he couldnt enforce
his sbsurdly impncticable laws egeinr>
the LIQUOR traffic. 49,. s y. y !, 5.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-12-20

TIE fact is now recalled that Cover.
nor-eleot Pattison was formerly base
ball player, having been u member Of
the Harry Clay Base Ball Club Of Phila-
delphia in 1868.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-12-20

Mn. TuURLow WEED BARNES says no.
body knows the exact value Of his
grandfather's estate, hut that 1t il about
81, 900, 900, and is chiefly in railroad and
Government bonds.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-12-20

Ey.GENERAI BREWSTER has
communicated to Congress his views
,pon the inadequacy Of compensation TO
United States witnesses in Western
States and Territories. He believes the
nresent law causes many suits in behalf
If the Government to fail because Of the
witnesses. He recommends the enact
aaent Of o low providing that Witnesses
md Jurors in California, Oregon, Nevada.
colorado and the Territories be- paid
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-12-20
THAT LITTLE COAT.
81 MRs- J. V. u. KooNa.


There was man, 'ts sad 10 toIl,
Lived In our famous city,
Whom none that ever knew him well
Could either loyo VI pity.
He was no bigger than . MOUSE
do not stretch the story,
He had tiny, old-ime house,
illumined WITH his glory.
lie had . coat. this little man,
lie NJ exactly 10 IT.
20 longer than half span,
Nor WIDER than minute;
Thread-bare and old aud dirty blue,
Yet all who ventured near him
He'd squeeze into that coat-'tis true
TIL folks were taught 10 fear him.
II was tho coat his father wore,
Yea, fathers fathers father:
And yet he'd worry, tease and bore,
Annoy, vcI and bother
AL that he met about that coat
And Its eternal fitness
For high and low Of every note
Who could its virtue witness. :.
Now don't you wish he could have seen
The folly Of this passion,
And let his neighbors choose between
His and some other fashion
frScIL. Ind
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-12-20

During the past summer the hay
used at the front Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad cost, in some instances, as high
AZ eighty dollars q ton. Oats rctsiled
o. high as SIX dollarsa hundred pounds,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-12-20

Lillian WHITING says that in Boston
theatres lit is almost rs usual to see two
ladies' come in together as 1t Is gentle
man and q lady,"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-12-20

TEE manufacture q agricultural I'M
Elements has doubled within the last ten
years. In 1850 this industry gave EN-.
ployment to 8, 1861 hands this yepr "
gives employment to a0.6Sl
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-12-20
TOPlOS Or THE DAY.

, Four Presbyterian clergymen in Phil.
deiphia have lately adopted the custom
OF wearing gowns in the pulpit.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-12-20

-ll'hcrc arc six coal m,nc wcrkng in
Arkansas.
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-10-14
Hats Sc BOnnotS
Mothors Mothersii Mothers!ll

Are YOU disturbed at night and
broken Of your rest by a sick child
suffering and crying with the ex-
circulating pain Of cutting teethY.
II so. 90 at once and get bottle OF
MRS. WINsLOw,'s SOOTHING
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upon it there is no mistake about
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the child, operating like magic
II IL perfectly safe TO use in all ca.
es, and pleasant 10 the taste, and u
the prescription Of one Of the oldes'
and best femala physicians am
nurses In the United States. Soil
everywhere, at % cents a bottle.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-10-14

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az naani 81 eupu gisaia 10 wa'rh over bod receive a
hrlir nas ia eonfa u ataim ssfe'f ls.ea sf'ss aa
ns pa,an lake faid. TIE Hnse feailanl stirh 'w 10
lover ihrif actions. mo asio ilBa 'ihai fpf't owes
b. dI,ens f 10 fsi ma t. piaahd, ana 70 b At
ieatio inrhss IN fiirslfailhe safiar n he rfr'ni
These posfi viii not lsat exceeding seven yesfH heiare
ih,y viii have iois fmasrd. and nia tfiire eo'ti
mo county 81 50 pet ioi We afs informed that those
specifications hra to govern lhc efet,im oi sl ltile'-
IN me- future. We want 10 know WIN Il responsible
it ihls ysai errrnalurei We are also informed hal
W. must pay ~ WILLS usra un thr lollar this yesfi
! mat ORR county ir,asnty ran ont " tandt last April
Vow We afr dlspoacd u hold The noarl NJ snprf i'ota
rsponsftie i1r w IT this. unier carpei.hRg rui' ve
bad To pay ~ mills on NE dollar but at hat tins We
spanued Tallahatehlf flyor with a1,sfl foot bridge, a
eoart-house Tor SO, 900, d iail ior $4,000, sclr'nl'
housos ~ over the county, and then our county treas
ufy wsan IN . moro dilapldaied condition than nov
We hold the Grcenbaet party responsible ior All thns'
charges. The bridge which has lust INV iallcd acfos
Peach eregk. was built 10 years aqo, and ono equally
a. pool could nnw le hullt FOR si16 per inol' INT !
the Board Of suprr,ifou continue the present aiop'e
srcelncatlons-to ddve With q plle.drlver-good c9''
potent bridge men will he ruled out AMI one OF Z"
can have II all lbclr own way, and the great county q
: Pamela with hrr " 900 acres grown In cotton WIN
Yield Of 30. 0b6 bal,s-lhe 9Th county In the state, q
a farm proiuc,i conceded, The 2d-vll soon he reduce
10 bankruptcy. How long, oh bow lons' must "e n
main under Grsnhsck ale. Il ~ are wrong, plea
: .ct a. dy,t. TAY.rAiEa.
Oct. 10Th, 1910.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-10-14
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nessee, Saturday
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land, has been visiting friends IN
Aafdis this week
Miss Laafn johnson, n Court
land, IL visiting In iown, sioppiai
nj Caps Ilainwntef'a
Lieutenant Frank Jones, n N.
United alalos Army, has bocl
Visiting lis parents here the pas
week.
i Mr. w. A. Gwartney has refigi
r cd IA Financial Reporter II Oh
knights Of Honor. Mr.. w
Helm succeeds him.
' Chancery court has been In sc
sion during this week, Hon. J I
y Hall presiding. This Is judi
= Halls first court, but he cntorI
upon the discharge Of his duti
though modostly, yet with u
re coolness and Grmness which CT
y only result from n consciousness
&c ability to perform the importa
y, duties to which he has been assip
90 cd. We predict for Judge Hall
administration Of his Office TIL
for fairness, frmncss and jude
rs ability, will be equalcd by fC
D. and exceeded by none.--Aus
Cotton Plant.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-10-14
st. Agnes
ACADEMY,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

TIT. institution /. drliyltfully luiatedln a rr'r'f ana
b.si,br mart Of no eiv " Nemphls, commanding We
adv ,ntsres Of town nnA country Tho entire '%arronha'
lora bree,hc m Af Of peatetl %seelnslau, Nh'eh ever
a,,,is M uoNeriul IN Influence over The moral phys
,,.i and intellectual NO. me course % study onbrac''
tho ,etlorebr ofn sond ani narfl education
Il, IA, regular rngltsh course. the ptpila o1 %cni'rlnF
arc ranked according to thcIr proficiency w ot'h'sra
,bv. Grammar and Arithmetic. Particular attention
a.. ,ty,p TO Sacred and profane History, lhrloto and
| conpnsltion. Latin and French enter Into tc regular
copr,e. A portlo n Of the tire l' allowed to eaeh pp-
al tr Plain and Ornamental y,@Hiiavork, She'll flow.
-. cic. Terms, per srs,lon, payable haHYfarP ~.
,,,lsb,y IN advance. ror board and tuition 10 all
branches taught In the hlgisrl schools, pl'ln sewing
marking. etc.. bed. hsddinr, stationary anil ~e'''n'
un0 and fss, according 10 Tho arc ~ cl'f' oi V' pm
,l. spcetal terms Nhen several mpluh'tto 81 ih- Hf'n'
rullv attend the sghool. 80 allowance q mats 10
martial absence or v~lihdrswalb b. 'orc ne expiration n
, ~ torn, escert IN rase oi serious p r~r1'fae''i ~
nass. F~e,ra4-derinan, itailan. ce, zach ii3i Nuf'
= ON pian, nni uss II instrument. 80 nffvlns ana w
& Tor Coiorr. SO. IN Painting, i@i E'uhfoiiefy ~
; Ornamental WORK. ,io, Zee Of Library, Pi nnnsi'
and csiestherles At Professors charges Vocal hnH
n in class. g., Private lss'ons. as Board per NOM
durlnq vacation. " spcn, Al tho Academy, vs'hin
z etc. SIS. Medicine and plyslcisn's i'ss VII form .
il ira charges, Terms for day pupils ~, Wv ~
psr month. For further particulars, apply 70 the
l f.uqieusus1l LADY SUPERIOR
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-10-14
s'TouGn Of clifKIs,

Are you suffering from indiges.
tionY If 90 ask your druggist for
n bottle Of sherman's prickly Ash
Bitters. Taken as directed 1t will
cur. You These Bit.ers have now
been before the public for a mum
Der Of years, have been thoroughly
tried, and give entire satisfaction