The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-01-25

RI, JANUARY %, 1877
.-,,n WE LEARN CoMMo i.
s .hs ABSENCE oflocal items tn
10 WI Winchester, perhaps our pa
" 4, .cribble a homily under
nov s,'t. heading than the one Il
|npI ~ surely we do not propos
a whiting beyond " homiiy
n " ,.s never yet made us aspir
y DO, ,hau the inferior clergy ar
~ iDa,l welcarn common sense
' 'a0gs.sors of languages prolc :.
hslles .lettrey-professors il
l ','re common-sense. why cal
- college for instruction Il
f"p, W, could find professor
s' Professors in mechanics pro
f,ls art Of success If money
,%war, it is no less the tenao 10
I N Al.
community. Money is til
.-tbat is, money will pro
y .Ss comforts and luxuries o
E,'.sfore we labor for it. AM
~. i, money to compensate
'.no trouble in finding labor
S,:,yer been the case and eve
T,en the spread of Glad Iid'ng
hi ip.a'great measure upon pc
immense. Our preachers woul'
[,,,,p, or sacrifice their pride
'''d, Us still" by begging, if NJ
simulated and the aid of CHI
\, INVOKED to make. christian
a contracts. Now these com
MN know how to make money
,,sr see one fail, and wher'
E,ssore Of learned men viii
I,,bedificulties Of impccunios
indeed, they rate their "book'
r above dollars and cents will
mthumous fame akin to tina
cities accorded great Home:
rather painful to reflect tina
ppphsrs, bards and wise mel
,,v, Common-sense men arr
not appreciating them NOR
|, vet it is not to be wondered
reflect that little or no in
,iyen to common sense. 1t /
our schools. Once-in-a'
Lunlettered youth, ito FORUM
Unknown" goes to work ant
risnce of trade, and makes
Jim Fisk, who was murdered
\. He helps our colleges by
children to them to have ad'
never had. Nine times out o
Them, for the faculty of com
not improved.
bnligent men in Winchester
we poor? Everybody seem
|u%Oney-meney is all the cry
tho universal echo, and tn,
easier times is as vain as TIN
man to lift himself over
nsot pulling at his pedal ex
Ne are waiting like very Mac
Nnething to "turn up" ant
bHturn up very often ii W.
common sense with which
Die golden opportunities Of
(hey are lost in foolish thee.
bur course is still "bound il
% money is made. AS many
|ns out as there are dollar!
D the dullest intellect ough1
b from ten leaves nothing
good bankers. The Mary
brings in many a dollar, an(
are being educated Upor
many are banking. They
bat in a commercial point o
ege is no benefit if all th'
Ks has to be sent out o. TIN
tldes we would not need i
Harry Sharp. And now W
Of citizensspeak of sendin!
yO be educated because W
FchOOl. Who can fail to dis
thiSwill have upon our cap
unity? To expect pecunia
under such circumstance
Pllsh as to think the diurna
Fhe earth could be suoppe'
OfO weak a ruler as U. $
\ does seem as if resigne
y our part would be NOR
ft0r's unguided by commo
d in mythology that 40 {
Of Danaus murdered thei
! order, and as a punish
'cr'me were condemned t
Toll Of filling with wale
PAD no bottom. 1t seems Q
Ptneed ourselves in Wir
lSil' without having don
'1'aght to have a splendi
% make 1t not only a NEAR
a' boys, and young mel
haNurce of revenue. Z
|al Mggest that the educs
slng sadly neglected. W
70 much attention is bein
s'e'tlon Of girls, but too III
elsa Of boys. Rather tina
1--WE 'e's to the former an
%"'e'' Surely there is I
'ne Complaint made SON
a'aln women, and certal
v women, that the provi
sducation are not equ
a'eation Of men. Such
asas as much foundatic
"s from the same sourc
Wi say that a male az
aanOt succeed in the san