The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-04-26

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me larrup the old trollOp once more before
die"
Cure FOR HrDRoruOBtA.-The Indian
apolis Journal says Miss Eller, young
lady living at Beck's station. twelve miles
north of this city. who vas receatiy at
tackled with hydrophobia. is now rapidly
recovering. Bromide Of Potassium trsely
given effected the cure.
What triumph for chemistry if this be
true. 49,. .....t- ..... ~.
SLoBBERINa IN HoRsEs.-A coTrespon-
dent of the Boston CstlsivQtor says that
this is a disease in horses. Saltpeter, 3
tablespoonful for dose, he has found 10
cure the worst case he ever had, and has
not found it necessary to giveaa fourth
dose. He gives a tablespoonful in the
morning. and in three days, if she horse is
not free from it. be repeats tho dose.
The editor of the San Antonio (Texasl
Ledger was ro bbed lately. He feels ugly
towards the internal cuss, for be calls him
an ''unkind, i'll : 7nered, ungenerOus, un-
feeling, unprincipled. uncharitable, villsin-
Gus. sacriligioas, sneeking. creeping. dia-
bolical, low down, internal cuss, william,
rascal, thief. robber, burglar and dam
phoOl."
A gold medal of Abraham Lincoln, the
product of penny subscriptions by French
workmen, has been struck in Switzerland
and been presented TO Mrs. Lincoln. Ma
poleon refused permission to have it struck
in any of the imperial mints. A bold
man, that Napoleon; and, we are afraid, a
little disloyal withal.
A case Of hydrOphobia is being treated
with apparent success at Beck's station,
near indianapolis, by Bromide of POTASH
um The account Of the case does not
state prescisely what the treatment is, but
only gives the fact as we state It, and that
the patient is understood to be recoV-
ering.
One reason why the Southern papers do
not make so much ''iubilation" over the
Connecticut election as some of their Con-
servative cotemporaries II the North do,
the Richmond Whig says, is because
they have forgotten how to crow over cleo
tion results"
, The Southern State Governments are IL
: legal, because they did not ratify the Con-
: stitutionol Amendment. II they had Fati-
, fed, there would have been no military
| bills, and the assembled wisdom Of the
nation would not have placed falsehOOd
on record.
a Confederate soldier aamed Brooks wa
q taken prisoner sene three years ago, aEd
: while in an Indiana prison, Whitfield out .
!. model Of a cotton press. He claims thal
r with the help of a good gin he can pack I
bale Of cotton, weighing FIVE hundred and
/ twenty-five pouads 10 two hours.
/
An exchange says that BY laying Piecs
OF charcoal on a burn, the pain subsidies
immediately. BY leaving the charcoal %
one hour, the would is healed, as has been
demonstrated on several occasions. Il viii
not cost much to try it.
A down-east eoternporaEy advocates tbs
establishment Of Summaries for young
ladies' where spi nology, knitology. weaye-
ology, cookOlogy, etc, can be taught--sbG
|, graduates to receive the graduates to re-
I eeiYe the degree Of +. W, or Go fog wives
A Doctors wife attempted to move him
> By tears.
"Ann." said he, ''tssrs are useless.
/. have Analysed them. They eoatain = lit
lie phOsphOrats Of lime, some chloEata Oi
sodium aud watsF.''
, IT. as the poet says. ''beauty draws us
: with a sinsIs hair, what, oh, What anust bs
the effect OF = waterfall 90