The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-05-20
sUNDRIEs.

We forgive too little forget. too
much.
Dan Rice is going to take his circus
to China.
Years do not make sages; they only
make old men.
Russia has appointed Beet Root Su-
gar Commission.
The fashion in hats repeats itself
about every six years.
There are I46 different religious lie o.
nominations in Great Britain.
Mrs. Abby-Sage- Mcfarland Rich
ardsOn is writing her biography.
General Fremont talks of joining the
army of the Pacha Of Egypt.
Boston's "NIilk Inspector says the
milk sold there is "thin but healthy"
Tt is only those who have done moth.
ing who fancy they can do everything.
The estimated population Of Penn
sylvania by the coming census is over
1000, 600.
In Great Britain there were 10000
convictions for offenses against the
game laws last year.
Georgia fruit-grOwers are indignant
that they have been buying young pop
lars for peach trees.
Ireland has 547, OIL acres under crops,
8, 1888, 1888 grass or pasture, 231 10 fallow,
md D., .25S woods.
p. Rogers says Livery tree is
u III the earth's cap, q plume in
et, tress upon her forehead"
gements are being made to car
water into London, so that sea
may be enjoyed at all times OF
rear.
ssafras tea is used in some portions
South in preference to the article
nina. 1t is less liable to adulter.
ing and shad arc fast disappear
iIs4tom Virginia waters, and legisla
tive action is suggested for the Better
protection of fish.
The New York Evening Post says
that the answer to the question, "What
is house without a baby ?" is "WeII,
comparatively quiet"
Lalandc, the French astronomer, Of
ten ate caterpillars and spiders, affirm
ing that the former tasted like almonds
and the latter like walnuts.
Mr.. Boutwell, has ordered the heads Of
the late General Thomas and ex-Min-
lister Burlingame to be engraved on the
next issue of national bonds.
John Jay, the last survivor of the
regiment TO which Wellington al.
drcssedse famous words, up guards,
and 1," has just died in London.
lIinsOn is reported TO have
q With her Rhode Island lover,
e doesn't tell how much mon
her Is going to settle on them.
bool engineers are discussing
ibility of cutting Ireland in two
from Galway to DOublin, q
200 miles over level cOuu-
Nard Beecher says that al
most every scrape into which he ever
fell, has been III attempting to befriend
some unpopular cause or some unfortu.
nate man.
The new fractional currency Of Cana
ia bears striking resemblance to that
of the United States. It remains to be
seen whether it will take the place of
silver in the affections of the people.
y few days ago beggar stopped at Il
house near RaYenna, Ohio, over night,
and the following morning died from
heart disease. The Coroner'g jury
found 81 ,0O0.S5 sewed up in his ragged
clothing.
An old merchant thus instructed his
clerks :-"Whena man GENES into the
store and talks of his honesty, watch
him if he talks of his wealth, don't
try to sell to him; if he talks Of his re-
ligiOn, don't trust him dollar"
How TO KNOW A GoosE.-'fNIother,
mother ~ cried a young rook return.
ing hurriedly from its first flight, "I'm
so frightened I've seen such a sight !n
What sight, my SON." asked the
rook.
"Oh, white creatures, screaming
running, and straining their neekH
holding their heads ever so high!
mother, there they goW
Geese, my son, merely geese,
calmly replied the parent bird, looking
over the common. "Through life, child,
observe that when you meet any one
who makes a great fuss about himself
and tries to lift his head higher than
the rest of the world, you may set him
down at once for a gOOse!"
Adviccs from China state that OH
the lSt of March a remarkable dust
storm was witnessed OH the Yang-tze
for distance of quite so miles, during
which steamers were forced to anchor,
The atmosphere was so filled with par
ticles of dust that it resembled a thick
fog, and objects were not visible the
length of a steamer i'm any direction.
The Chinese hail these dust storms with
delight, as bencfactOrs of their land.
They say they come all the way from
TaTtary, and are sent by joss TO enrich
the soil.