The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-05-30

FLORIDA and California SURPRISING those
of Italy and Spain,
WE earnestly recommend every man
who IL langui.hiug for Job to retire TO
the country; rent farm, raise every.
thing that you will need Tor the support
OF your family; sell what you can not
use be frugal, enterprising and indus,
tfious, and all the paDics that the world
has ever seen may come aud 60, for they
will not effect you in the least. - Wheel-
ing (Va.) STANDARD.
1uE Kentucky horticultural society
has determined 10 compete for the
Wilder medal to he awarded at the meet
ing OF the American genealogical society. |
10 bO held at Nashville, Tenn, in Sep>
tember, 1879. This medal is given to
such societies only rs make meritori-
ous display of fruits. The Kentucky
society expects 10 place upon the tables
not Iess than 1000 plates of fruit,
'IuE chief industry of New Mexico is !
sheep raising, and is highly profitable as
pursuit, while in Colorado and Wyo.
miug territory it il but little less 50,
though by no means as fully developed |
The number and value of the sheep in
three divisions are estimated rs follows: |
New Mexico, 1000 600 head, value 81 :
100000; Colorado, 950,0OO head, value
$l,O00,OO0; Wyoming territory, 225,OOO
heSd, value s45O,OOO.
PROF. JOSEPH HENRY, who died Mon
day, had been secretary of the Smith.
sonian Institution since 1916. He made
many valuable discoveries as an electri-
clan and physicist during his long and
useful career. He was eighty.one years
ofagc at the time of his death, and had
attained great celebrity as scientist. He
took very prominent part during the
recent session Of the National Academy
ofSciences Rt Washington,
Goals have been sent TO Newcastle
(trom Belgium at profit; and now, IL
seems, lager is to he imported into
Germany from America, also at a profit,
we trust, Doubtless good beer is made
in GERMANY but it is not alwavs and in
some rIaces not even conarallv tn he had
in the ordinary becr houses and hper
Gardens. and many an American who
has trqveIed in Garmany has cnmplsincd
that the most difficult thing to obtain in
Germany WAS GOOD beer.--Graphic.
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ONE secret of OLeary's success in the
great pedestrian tournament il told in a
recent letter from Sir John Ashley TO the
Sporting Lite, Of London. lie says that
the American had India rubber and
his boots. which materially counteracted
the hardness of the track after II had got
net, and he had au ample supply of the
hest made boots. whereas the other com
retitcrs had, most Of them, ill.made
boots and shoes, and very few had two
pairs, and many not even change.
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