The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-06-29


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A sfites Is tse Ciacinnas ,fliisaes,s :
havisg psrass Horace Ees
boos about farm lng 7.ith ss,e iiAsss@
eIiapu
inaites the foil5r lnas S59
careful to 6 sllal.. Is.hot 5 So
The bessst 80 a - sl.i ~ s. ~ 8
rculture. fhe deasil lsesf 5oi,is re. -.
lss.s that ever sliststed 80 heeaile.
and Slaszisate bessase IS ziEsls1uis
speak With feeling on .ths 81 b}set.s .
fer rTe. beeh qil tered I'D siegu1ied..
and aazzisd end dsslFoved 6y tbs
She has made a thonsand
/ pron6se. snd hraks1.sassfy,b baesef
them-ats e seaLeasS ess3u.a
She has prsmises1sne taE1s sIsaesz
toes,and the hss l!rowIIest tiIen-.
3 She has promised me snnilcr
squashes, and the worms bave cat
.ea them; w5ater sqdSshes aad .the
bugs havs-asaoasrsslztl.aanls.s.-ssses s-t-s
She has tfo0lls "a el4efsos. .sAds
Tie clfeuli5 Has stang tAelaS ann p
they contain saivIag enmes. sba@s
eamely to the eve aud anssvegy' sss4
bne Ea@ls. sez 80 e FsU
e She las ppomisea sEragbersies sQd,.s
she Eepps chickens. hars earelspcd =
them and the eye cannot see tben,t.
. She hss-prouisea telRateasg and
tAe old hens haze encompasses
fheir, a1.l th s. assa,l,l . eaaast - ~ he
IL enff = g 1i as11s f h1R 4s1aw gs1
i No wouder Cain killed hisbrotiers
He was a tiller ofthe ,xrepnsas The
Wonaer issthst be- 'fidRlt lEill his fassf
.thegl and tbenFaen hecsaseslta lssauu
no grandfather te lilh so aoabthiasa
EARLY Ross poszsqes, l5r.-sfgich he
paid. Alasa ssvea dollars batFei,
had been cut dowa by bugs nom the
head waters 81 the Eaphfates. --'-.--'s
: His Pennsgiyasia N.lisat had Dt5A
wiuter.lrillads aud vasf't woltk clt sIz
sIng Hia NorKay oatahaa gonet3e~
straw and would nos yield Eve peelSs r.
per acre, and. his Spanish water
melons had been stolcn by boya ~
who hadputied upthe vines, broken
down his patent picket fence, and =
written scurrilous doggerel all over
his back gate. No wonder he felt
mad when he saw Abel whistling
along with his French merinoes,
worth light dollars heal, sna woaI
gong up every day. No.xpnderhess
want,d d to kill soincbody, aaag
thought he 4 practice on Abel.
The fact is, agriculture would de-
Inoralize saint. 7 was ain CT
saint when / wentinto it.
Tn demon now. I'm ct. wares
with everything. Ifghteyerytling.
y light myself out ofbed at 4 O'clock.
in the morning, when my better ma.
ture tells me 70 lie still sill 2.
fight myself into the .gardentb
work like a frnte, wbeasfeason and
instinct tell me 60 stay 90 tie hoase1
and enjoy myself like a l6aHee IsI
fght the pigs, the ehfekeas, tEees
'moles, the birds, the bugs tAeei
worms-eyerytling in Which IS The
breath of life. fight the locks
the burdocks, the mullens, the this
ties the grapes, the weeds, The roofs,
the whole vegetable kiuglon.
fight the heat. the frost, the rain,
and hail--in short fight the 1ai-.
verse, and get whipped in every bat
tie, I have no adniration 70 waste
on the father Of George WashiHgs.
ton for forgiying the destruction ofe
his cherry tree. / have haifa DOE.
en- cherry trees, ans. the. day Hlsv
yong George. Washington Is sixs
years old I'll give him hatchet
and ten him to slown Wigh every
cherry tree on the place zzssssasq
a smart boy ia one IF tbs. pub,
lie sehools having been roQnired To.
write composition on some paTtg
Of the human bedys expended As.
follows g 4 thFcat q conxelteat 70
have espeeially toroostefs aadEnIh-
listers. The former ,risennds
CROWS wiEh IT, Thelatter pfeaellesa
through hfs'n and then ties Il sgps'5s
The New 0ileans Times states
that some inquisitive fellow. who
thinks Horace Greeley knows every
thing asked him TIE other day how
to stop the crevasse aDanh ST,
sir; don't ask me. /" Nas thc charac.
teristio. not 20 say appropriate re-