The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-07-01

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r.ass. Of hi. region ' run in norshss.ssrlI
direction; They besin In West virsinia and
Sss x, sn..re'S through tennessee. terminsuns
moss rsrns,d,o",.. q som. V o." snn -.
miles. they present the appearance Of strong
"nd ssa torsiS.sion, Thi. !. due to the
lmos.one FORMATION OF the mountains. On the
or
forty miles IN Width. vheroon Ara rood farm.
Ing land. nns timber and tho Dure: ao air. The
iishtial and have been in times past attractive
IN. .nsre ssnSs b. BEEN covered III,
thick forests Of lne timber. Wherever farmers
nave settled. clearings have been made for az
r aS purposes ' bu. on the road: every.
1helo . Navelier can ride Tor miles through
b Iosssts TR ne ne tree almost shut oSt
vsrIstiss. Chestnut hicfoIy: ssh black walnut.
ed. but II has been sold By the .impecunious
untii yeS Tste q collar sr trunk
make % ths 'l mounts she slopes sopss
bees bees: For, For LANDSCAPE gardening alone. with
make max n,urserymsns fortune The air is filled
sed sSa%n SS look o IT,
the Wild grape; the apple, the wild plum. the
s Sass dewberry blackberry. gooseberry.
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SUN readers Is. Can sheep be herded with
p5oft there ?" Sheep can be bought here for
They would do much better II cared iSr 81 s.;
tSe.u., n t In TINS immediate vicinity
sspe
spaa.h Sst!sr suited 8 shs sse
6erlands: The streams 81 pure spring water
f S' ISSUE trSm every cove; the !uicy shrubs
se a hss Ssysasss fRs
from cold storms in forest depths he freedom
iiesnds,.slI these eontriSats to make il
o9e van ,@1d 10 i0r sneep rshhching, The quality
w whmnai SOL eiAsttc' ana lustrons With an
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ssGSSS e sustained xeii e goats snS sstss
nt rn Hf1 rrb as tne wi,d 1eer NO
and &hs's!ss
the purity Of the air. the fresSsess Of i0 Tie Wa
abundance on though blue grass i not as com
m .2, n mssdow; and besptiul grass IKE
land can So hnHeht baro ~. frMy ~ "a, p .
upward and by Tia use Of stoek man Hnr can can
SroDs TSe mdnsss ~ eba 20 ged ex rSnr
Iife hare Uansmra o c sHe cauo reRaeds
M, na sn INA. can 90 rensea a. mere n0mi
ner Acre and nmv man "a 10 Mans ~ he faiIs 20
make nim i,e nome: comfortable and even
otner anestions are az stncI ind veoo,sbIes
Horss. car he ho1ubf hare ali nv s
to 400 Mules come higher and arc best
or 70 I'm hst use es C9ws can pe oought
fall csn be sGd at an advance oi from 50 to 90
pgF FIJI .ht o tMo yg ; well caIeo i9L.
e lHsoious beyond asseriptop BUT every
nrn ~ n ma STe, nppses pen, nenSiiy mn1
tho best orchsrds 81 The North e Grspss aps
har by ea ase ~ qHarts
Serrs grSTnS wild along
via WAY G o,a D:,s e %H piume ana an,
thrive hsTs You rs!ss see SssIssy aN pea nSs
troc 4f ~ SuS, r hs t an unneathy apple
hriGht trss barG 20 sIIa1gers e see me
Coming e we ad the soil
OM'nE 10 n ,aSk Oh caicAreous mater IN Ln9
soil. general held crops do not average as we'll
mere as IN some sections. Nowhere IN America
are trish potatoes found equal 70 those grown
on the Cumberiand plateau. Thcy always find
an easy market The average yield according
agricuiture OF the states is lOo bushels to the
acre. onions are lust ~ line, and sweet pota-
| Toes grow to large size and keep WE'LL On
| tniS iarm they averaged INST year from three
| 70 I'VE POUNDS each; some weighed seven and
| more. Potatoes 40 not become discussed here
| as ,when grown upon and haying compact
suDsoiI ana the crop rarely nils. have seen
poachblows here this year on the LIST OF June
Us wnite and healthy as when hrst dug. Lima
beans grow finely here and form ono OF the
| most welcome vegetables for winter use.
| =, Drying APPLES is becoming one Of the estab-
iished industries OF the region. The demand
large orchards are being multiplied to MI the
orders from steam dryers II capitalists should
succeed IN buying the mountains for mining
| ana lumDer purposes. the chances for cheap
and valuable homes for the multitude would be
| gone. Tho force OF these mountain streams Ia
greater than would DO supposed from their
| height. Not many miles distant H. waterfall
that turns mill with no artificial dam.
| TO the multitude 81 inquirers who have ad.
dressed me on the subject. would say that all
that Is required to start for Tennessee and be
successful In making q home here Is energy.
perseverance,. and n little money to live on tho
ilrst year; Oi course 1t is better to BIO able to
BUY little stock ns Foundation OF ranch.
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