The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-07-09
WIT AND WISDOM.

SrrrscE does not always mark wisdom.
EVERY little frog is great IN his own
bog. ,
No 1srERIon person feels and forgives
an oifcnse.
The man without iuture-a bus'ea
stock broker. -,
sposoH cake Is cake that is made with
borrowed eggs. it,.
tho Aruup two wolves, and you will not
catch even one.
A uErpYuI, countenance is the index
Of q good disposition.
The most important lessono OF morality
is this: Mover do al injury to any one.
Avorp as a serpent him who writes
impetuously, yet speaks politely.
A NEWSPAPER publisher calls his ad,
verlising solicitor 20 business scenter.
SPEAKING is a sign OF vanity, Tor nc
hat ia lavish in words is niggard IN
deeds.
Turnr il no mala> or sickness more
severe than to be 'contented WIN
ones lot.
THE wrath which on / viction sub
sides 81 into mildness is the W. h OF gen.
erous mind.
SLEEP may knit the raveled 'eve OF
care, but it absolutely refuses darn
holes in socks.
scryTIsr asserts that n bee can
sting once in two minutes. Ihs S
ten enough. ,
l APPEARANCES are often deceltul;
r honco wa should not decide with haste
u on the uniavorab.e side.
!, CurERFuLYEss is not proof that the
% mind is at ease, for often in the midst o
\. laughter the heart is sad.
4. YOUNG Ward should be sent to relieve
n, General Gordon. What he doesn't know
~ about false profits isn't worth knowing
OF A CORRESPONDENT asks: "What shall
re Get for moths?" There is nothing
or hat gives moth or lady greater
H. pleasure than seal.skin sack. Suppose
lg you try 1t.
er or all the Hcnds that walk the earth
n. There's one that would like to smother
nv II 'twerc not for his sisters worth
y And modest merit of his mothers;
u Uc should have died before his birth
Oh Nv sWCethcarts slnlul, pathh pIo'het'
nd YOUNG poetess says she "told he
secret to the sweet, wild roses Sh
er' was very imprudent. When the swee
ese wild roses elbow" she will wish she Ina
INK kept her secret to herself.
ess @ "Were You ever vaccinatedP" asked
vs. small boy of Milwaukee base Dali pla
S n or, "No," was the reply. "Well, 8
, ieu ter said she thought you must be,
,"o 10 cause you never catch anything
,, y, Of TIE sweetest thing to man-hatte
,ot;. ~ the dearest thing-his wife; the m
ink. troublous things-his corns; the D
hree friend-his mother the most faithful
nil. NIL his dog the truest-his God the me
M ,ho est-his uncle by marriage; the m
comforting pipe. .,
for "How FRESH and green everythi
,ode looks" murmured Claribell, as IL
ONE wandered along the road. Eve
,mc, tbing?" questioned Adolpheuss, look
le OF down into her violet eyes. eyes, eve
etual thing" she replied, abstractedly.
and wanders with another girl now.
it sc A LITTLE four-year-old boy residin
your ;he North End Of the city, on retir
nned said his prayers to his mother, an'
ly to conclusion said: "a lady," She as
,ride, him what he meant by that. He ST
this "Isn't it proper to say "A lady when
factor nut me to bed, and "A men wheh
,e ap' puts me to bed?" =.
A YOUNGSTOWN mother Is maxi
move to have fire.bell tap every n
inc between 6 and 7 o'clock. She
that when she calls her l4.year'old
Cuur il takes him more than half an no
dress but when he hears tiro-bel
he's out of bed and dressed in
saloon, u no ,',;rntes
i''slo,; i A LITTLE Rhode Island girl was
5, may py her iiio,net ns aoWrso ~ the oneraton @,
n,eu, se,ho n good deal of pain. How deepl,
NV ..a,;mo ; feelings of the little girl were inv
',";s .,,"s;nS appeared when, in repeating the ev
a.erS oernnr PRAYER, she said: Forgive us our
h w, car. an as as We forgive our dentists
saw a "IHE difference between ro
Of the mill and clock, my son" rem
man of Rollo's father, discussing the
, of re. troubles in the iron districts, "is u
;,erated the rolling mill the hands do the st
ss dissi. and the waits mark the time." An
% ;oht.6t. he resumed his dialogue with
ust like George, ge,-Burlington Hawkeye,