The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-06-03

H. eeAC AGAGoANo AZ
"a gs says :-One Of the fussis
! est So ver seed wuZ 2 old maids
waitin os85ne sick widower.
| General Longstreet participated in
the eolOred peoples Fifteenth Amend
| ment celebration in New Orleans.
Jenny Lind is so embarrassed in her
| pecuniary affairs that she thinks OF
opening singing school in Paris.
| What nuisance that word "if" IS;
it stands in the way like the danger sig
nal of railway and stops every
where.
a tiger was recently shot on the road
! between Mool and Chandah, India,
which is supposed to have killed and
| deVOured 127 human victims.
A lizard, five and a half inches long,
was found, on a post nlOTtenl examina-
ton, in the heart of an OK which re-
| Gently died at fremont Center, Long
Island.
A Mississippi paper says: ave are
fearful the frost, day before yesterday,
killed the acOIns. If so, the hogs will
have to go 'half-maSt' next fall"
A man registered his name at De-
troit hotel, and added: ''The man who
is the word and spirit of Christ" The
landlord made him pay in advance.
Everett graduated when he was II;
Charming when he was Is; Moses Stu.
art when he was 10; Prescott when he
was IS; and Ralph Waldo Emerson
when he was Is.
A lady correspondence Of the h1deDe7s-
dent asserts authOritatiVely that Queen
Victoria is utterly opposed to female
suffrage, much to the disgust of strong
minded British matrOns.
Troy young ladies carry little bottles
of cayenne in their pockets, and when
rude fellows Of the baser sort, being
strangers, accOst them on the streets,
make their eyes smart for it.
About IS grinders of organs were lie
censed at Boston, one day lately. They
were most Italians, and are accumula-
ting money to send home, to enable
their relatives to come and grind.
French doctors have classified q new
insanity - " ZOanthrOpes Or those
married people whose love becomes
chapssiQtO hate by jealously or gem
eraIS Rnce, and cannot get on.
GeOTs- put to do a great busi-
nesSs in ackberries. She has
orders BE quantities to Cali
form hey find a ready market
s. North Carolina has
rders to the same effect.
"a Y local appends the follow
ing tQ iage notice: "The dream
of bl cOme a reality, and as
they e-hand in hand-im-
paradfSS in the others love-we
thought nd love could afford no
happier Eden-unless we might change
places"
They also resoluted in condemnation
of the ownership by husband Of his
wife as illustrated by the Mcfarland
case, and expressing sympathy with
Mrs. Mcfarland. All the speakers
found fault with the verdict, and said
if the jury We're honest in it Mcfarland
should be sent to the insane asylum.
The SOrOsisters adopted a resolution of
admiration for Mr.. A. ID. Richardson.
Cards were in existence before the
time of Charles V, of France. The
figures on them are however, symbolic
of the four great French orders. Clubs
mean the trefoil or three-leaVed clover,
and designate Ahusbandmen. Dia-
monds desig ne merchants and
traders-carII square tiles having
been fOru ed in calculations.
Spades b order, being meant
TO n leads of Iances (spado
Sc Apondents recommend
the u nganate of pOtasad
for Pr from the impuri.
ties m coal smoke.
Enou tC give the faint
est possible tinge to the water is re-
commended to be added, and as the
coloring property of this salt is very
great, little used in this way would
purify large quantity of water. At
ter standing twenty-four hours the
impurities will all be precipitated,
and the sudsing property of the wa
ter is not impaired.
Any person may analyze lozenges,
opaque candy, or sugar-plums, by SIM
ply dissOlving in water. If the water
remains transparent the candy is pure,
but if milky or depOsiting a sediment,
terra-aIba or some equally harmful adj
! dulteratiOn has been used. The above
| experiment will not, however, be nee
| essary to convince any one that con-
fectiOnery is largely adulterated, for it
IS only necessary to go to large whole.
salers and ask their prices, which they
will quote for both the pure and i'm
pure articles The quantity Of terra
alba eaten i'll confectionery is terrific.
The passage from the New Testa-
ment, q 1t is easier for a camel" etc,
| has perpleXed many good men, who
have read it literally. In Oriental cit
les there are in large gates small and
avery low apertures, called metaphOric-
ally . needles eyes," just as we talk of
certain windows as "bulPs eyes.n
| These entrances are too narrow for a
camel too pass through them in the or
dinary manner, or even if loaded.
| When a laden camel has to Dass
through one of these entrances, it
kneels down, its load is removed, and
then it shuffies through on it's knees,
1" y Hesterday," writes Lady Duff Cor
don, from Cairo, I" l say, a camel go
| through the eye Of a kneedle-that is,
the lOw-aTched door of an incIosure.
He must kneel, and bow his head to
creep through; and thus the rich man
must humble himself"
Mr.. Surgeons church owns proper.
ty said to be worth nearly four hundred
thousand dollars, most of which has
been accumulated during the present
PASTORS ministry. Their tabernacles
/ has twenty rooms besides the audience
room. Their Orphanage supports two
/ hundred children; they conduct two
/ large day schools, and support a hos
/ pital for their poor and infirm members.
! Their theological school educates eigh.
| ty candidates for the ministry; and by
! the services OF tneSe young men ana
/ of other members, over one hundred
! places in London are every Sabbath
! provided with religious services. The
! entire expense of this work is about
! one hundred thousand dollars annual
| ly, besides what they pay to support
| their missionary in India, and their lib
eral contributions to the general funds
/ of benevolent societies.
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