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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-02-13
The Limitations Of Education.

We have spent two generations now
in praising education and endeavoring
to Guido one another in our estimates of
what it was possible for education to do.
But in our enthusiasm We have over
praised it. There are many things that
the most careful education cannot do
And the sooner we come to understand
our limitations, the more wisely we
shall carry forward our work Take
even the matter of temper. The child
who is quick or violent in his passions
viii always be so. How many mothers
have sunk down in dependency be-
cause they could not eradicate a violent
temper Yoa could more easily make
blue eyes black. People talk of sub
DUNG a strong-willed child, of breaking
the force of his viii. You may change
the manner of the action of his will, but
you cannot break the viii unless you
break the boy. And just such hopeless
things are undertaken IN educational
institutions. Boys are sent to college
who should have been sent anywhere
else It matters little that you say you
will develop deficient faculties That
can be done within limits. But when
you try to turn boys whole life in a
direction in which he is poorest, you
condemn him to failure and intellectual
penury. Strengthen the weak side,
but let the life-work lie In the direction
of the strong side. If your boy is
mechanic by nature, do not make him
preacher. Give him large general Gull
ture if he will take it, and then let him
lift his burdens with the strongest arm,
his constructive faculty. But shall we
give over trying to do anything for the
'rhigh-tempered child? Shall we let
his passions run riot Certainly not.
What we insist on is that they can be
regulated, but not eradicated There
was near city a crooked stream that
wandered round and round, obstructing
travel and injuring the value of proper
ty. Nobody dreamed of drying it up.
But the citizens Strengthened it, and
walled it in, and embarked. against its
overflow, and cleared distractions from
its bed, and built mills upon its margin.
The unpleasant trait In a child's
character may be walled by habits of
self-contrel, may be utilized by giving
it right direction, may be made more
blessing and less curse than it would
be without discipline But it cannot be
destroyed. Education can do almost
anything in the sphere of habit It can
do little in the sphere of ingrained
quality Powerless over nature, sovereign
over second nature. Hearth and Home.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-02-13
Can any Medicine Do More :

The art OF changing the base metals into gold has
not been discovered. but the happy results of a
discovery Infinitely more important familiar
TO the community. and have been SO for the past
twenty years. To exchange debility for vigor,
sickness for health apathy tor energy, gloom for
cheerfulness, Is a much more desirable operation
than TO transmute lead into the root OF all evil.
And this is what Hostetter's Stomach Bitters &C
compIish, aud have been accomplishing daily, ever
since their Introduction. Dyspepsia. bniousness,
nervous affections constipation, intermittent fe-
vers. rheumatism. sick headache and general de-
hIlity are no longer the bug-bears that they were
a fifth of a century ago. The Bitters taken a
protective medicine, prevent them, and taken as
a remedy cures them, end the people know it.
Hence their overshadowins reputation and enor-
nous sale. The fame OF the great vegetable spe-
ciac is ever the march. and at pace that no
competitor can live. It is TO-DAY the foremost
medicine Of its class In the civilized world. Every
now and thea attempts are made TO rival 1t. and
sometimes a nostrum connected in the idle hope
OF sharing its popularity has brief squirt OF appa-
rent success. But il is aIl illusion. One by one
they sink Ike stones in the sea- while the great
tonic whose celebrity has been the cause OF these
hind ventures, continue TO ride the tOpmosi
vvavo OF pubiic favor, unapProaohed and map
SOONER on LATER a neglected cold will develop
n constant cough, shottnesS OF breath, falling
strength and wasting OF flesh. all symptomatlc OF
some serious lung atectlon, which may be avoided
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-02-13

DYSPEPSIA OR WORCESTERSHIRE of
our readers has not suffered from the
ills and varied forms of this hydra
headed tormenter, which originates
from loss of tone in the stomach, or
more particularly in its muscular or
fbrous coating, which becomes pale
and feeble. It would require pages
to describe all the symptoms and vari-
GUS sympathetic affections of indiges-
ton, and the torture to which the dys-
peptic is suggested, but which may be
compressed into one brief comprehensive
sentence: You feel sick, depressed, and
unfit for the duties of life. Neverthe-
less, there is nothing more certain than
that dyspepsia IN all its phases, can be
thoroughly eradicated.
There is but one way to cure indiges-
ton, viz: by toning and strengthening
the stomach and general system, gently
relaxing the bowels if constipated, and
regulating the liver if disordered
A remedy for this human peace
destroyer Is CALIFORNIA VINEGAR
Buffers, which have the rare merit
Of containing no alcohol, the virtues Of
the medicinal California plants, which
constitute their healing and curing
agencies, being extracted by a new
chemical process. The popular verdict
Is that they are the most perfect article
for the stomach, and are to be taken as
circumstances may require, with the
fullest confidence, and that by their
means can the return of this distressing
malady be prevented We are satisfied
this remedy is of great valne.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-02-13

CHAPPED HANDS, face, rough skin, pimples,
affections cured, and the skin made soft and
smooth, by using the JUNIPER TAI soar, made
by GAswELI., HAZARD & Co, New York. Be
certain to get the Juniper Tar Soap made by
US, as there are many limitations made with
common tar which are worthless Com.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-02-13

MANY people, particularly children, suffer
with the ear ache; and for the benefit Of sach
we give a sure but simple remedy. Put in two
or threa drops Of Johnson's Anodyne Lini-
.1lent stop the ear with undressed wool, battle
the feet in warm water before going to bed,
and keep the head warm at night
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-02-13

CAPT. CBAs. SAaER, who keeps superb
stock of livery horses in Portland, Ne, in
formed recently that he uses Sheridan 3
Cavalry Condition Powders regularly in his
stables, and that the expense is more than
cessary to keep his horses always IN good order.
Offset by the diminished amount Of grain ne
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-02-13

Neglected Coughs and COIds.-F Few are
aware Of the Importance Of checking a cough
or common cold in its first stage; that
which in the beginning would yield to g Browns
Bronchial Troches, if neglected, often worke
upon the lungs
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-02-13

A LADY writes. Il never knew anyone to
speak disparagingly of q The Queens Toilet, .
for the complexion, who had given it a fair
trial. Everybody likes it.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-02-13

WANTED, a Farmer in every town as agent
for CoIIINs' steel. PLows. For terms, etc,
address COLLINS & Co., 212 Water street. n Y.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-02-13

THE Elmwood Collar is decidedly the best
ever worn Every one that tries it likes 1t and
viii wear no other.
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SOONER on LATER a neglected cold viii develop
constant cough, shottness OF breath, falling
strength and wasting OF flesh, all symptomatic OF
some serious lung affection, which may be avoided
or palliated by using In time Or. Jaynes Expecto-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-02-13

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arsfree. 2. NozTH, 81 1se1i., Me- Box ~.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-02-13

s'-,nd esit.l invieoraut that ever sustained
.-crn
=. nsti other Worms, lurking In
=. 30 rainy thousands are effcctually de-
-reotci Saws a distinguished pifssiol-
- -r1fce'y individual upon the face Of the
i-slyi exempt fr@m the presence Of worms.
Hiv'l iis healthy elsmenis OF the body that
l.Ht u9o's the diseased humors and slimy
o. x he'd these living monsters Of disease
ri .dicine, M vermiftgcs anfhelmin-
free the system from worms like these Dit
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-02-13

Ji,ars h not q remedial ageHf 81 filis World that
s-ill cars aud assd al other lsteflsis.
81 Iutfs scarlet -5rhdid. Feiaqf ana ot3sf ferr
fsltslat ~ feaHsg,5 tllia5- - aric< - RAD
VA - READY BELIEF my IS. Der bottle.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-16

cientemente sobre la mesa de la Ca
mara de los diputados los proyectos
de ley sobre las elecciones directas
por el Reichsrath y ell aumento de
representatives, declarando en- ell acto
de II presentacion, que los reteridos
proyectos han sido discutidos dete-
nida y ampliamente en- ell seno del
mlnlsterio a fin de que puedan con-
tribuir felmente al desenvolvimiento
tranquilo, pacffico y normal de los
principles constituencies del impe-
rio austriaco. La Camara acogi6 con
aplausos la Iectura de las reformas
electorales, asf copo el discurso pro-
nunciado por ell presidente del Con-
sejo principe de Auersperg.
Las relaciones entire, Russia & In
gIaterfa siguen siendo amistosas, ha.
bienio desa parecido por ahora, los
temores que estos dias corrian de un
pr6ximo rompimiento. Russia declara
neutral el RENO de Afghanistan, que
separara las posesiones asiaticas de
ambas naoiones, sxigiendo de IngIa-
terra que contribuya con sus conse-
jos q que el citado reino este en- paz
con ell inperio moscoyita.
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nabiendo podido sesta-

-nabiendo podido sesta-
su dictadura en-, nombre de la
t4Dlea ha entregallo al partido ra-
y acaso no tardara en- entregar
la misma XAsamblea, atado de pies
" manos 4 mSqced de Ia exigua mino
ia Npublicana.
[ypSp Sc ST son completamente JUS
,,)tod6s estos cargos que Sc dirijen
| contra ell Sr,o Martos, poro la verdad
4s'que tenia 4 sus inmediatas 6rde-
res una inmensa mayorfa en- el par
lamento, fuerzas materiales sobradas
para batir todos los republicanos
de Madrid, votada su propia dicta-
dura y, que sin embargo SO present6
4 la Aamblea pidiendo un ministe-
rio repSb Sblicano- -homog6neo, que por
su ilhlsiativa, dsspues de acordar el
nombramiento' de una comision
permane6te, la Asamhlea suspendie-
Sc sus sesiones para no embarazar la
marcha deF,gobierno, que empezaron
las nuevas eIecciones ell 81 de MARIO
y que la Asamblea constituyente
SO reuniese ell 20 de abril, de modo
sne con su talento y elocuen ia que
rfa convencer 4 sus amigos Y correli-
gionarios los radicales de que estaban
en- ell case delconsumar patri6tica
mente su suici(E 20 en- benefcio de. Ia
patria y de1k1 rap1blica, Nadi6 80
resigna 4 morir : mucho mGnos los
radicales que no tienen esperanza
alguna de resurrection: asi que no
tengo necesidad dc anadir que los
argumentos del Sr. Martos, lGjos de
convencer, irritaron mucho mas q los
ra4icales, quienes hoy, con ser mayo
ria 10 son en- la AsambIea, andan
bustando un hombre que los saIve,
lnilitar 8 civil, Moriones 8 Rivero,
sin que 10 encuentren en- parta algu-
na, estando destinados providencial
mente con su oscureoimiento defni
tive y con su ruina total q sufrir Ia
mas terrible y Ia mas msrecida de
las expiaciones por que haya pasado
ningun partido politico en- el mundo.
Siempre SO ha dicho.que las revo
luciones consumer de. prisa q les
hombres que en- elias. tppan parte;
pero en honor DE la verdad, ninguna
ha devofaio con tan vertiginosa ra-
pidez institueiones, ministorios, par
tidos, camaras oomp Ia crisis espano-
la de estos momeptks. Ha sucumbi
do la dinastia de Saboya, ha sUcum-
bido la monarqufa, ha sncumbido oil
partido radical, ha sucumbido Zor-
rilla, la sucumbido Rivero, han su-
cumbido los ministries radicales que
Sc hicieron ministries de Ia repdblica,
ha sucumbido Martos con todo su
maquiavelismo Y con toda su trave
sura, sucumbira Ia Asamblea Nacio
nal. - tquG es 10 que vi hotar en-
Ia superficial Mas que una realilad
efectiva, con raices en- la sociedad,
con inteligencias, con caracteres,
con fuerzas que la defendan, con
intereses que Ia amparen, COZ ira
diciones, con hlbitos, con classes,
con compromises quo la sostengan,
un nombre, el nombre do In repd-
blica que sonne todas las uto
pias y todos los instintos do Ia mui-
tltud y que es una tregua que fir
man, obiigados por las cireunstan
cias, todos los partidos monarquieos
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-04

CEAEeED WIN SHOOTING III SwEvrHHARv
Philip Newton. q young mHn. vas arrested 4.
THIS city yesterday, BY policeman Corr. charges
WITH shooting a young girl named Margaret
brcoks, living ~ WsverleY, Baltimore 60 lntt
with Intent TO kill. The arrest was made NM.
warrant tssued by Justice Lewis. OF RNlti-
more county, upon oath OF the father OF tie
GIL The shooting 10 Is alleged occurred oa
Sunday afternoon last ~ the house 81 the vouRf
woman. The accused had been paving his al
dresses 20 the giri for about eight months ana
ne alleges the shooting WAS entirely accidental
q pistol which he was handling being nrema
turely discharged. The girl was quite seriously
injured the bali from the wea pen having passed.
through her neck. The father Thought the
shooting Was not ~ accidental. aud couci aae1
20 have Newton arrested. with q view OF haF-
ing the matter legally investigated. Tue ac-
cused Wa handed over 20 constable John q
Noolf by Cart. LepSon soon after q e arrest
anu ne was taken 20 Towsnutown fsi 20 await
the action Of the county aUthOrities-R 81.
C0fh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-04
EVENING STAR.

FEEsInvsT GRAsT AND TVS wtSs ta.r-
"Howsrd." the lively correscondent 81 fAs
PhistelUhiA Pres. tells the following % Press :
dent Grant You VIII remember that darine hs
lat trip 20 the White Mountains, the patriots
o. we Prcnie Hous. were moved 70 give him a
bag dinner. They feared the wine demonstr,-
non would not he long and strong enough. aus
therefore Seuf for several new brsnds Tier
made an imposing appearance upon the bia %
IAe. winch the waiter offered - Grant. vita
an engsging flourish. and then awaited the re-
s ~, WIZ the sereneiy solemn aspect OF has
Ssse. The fresldeut Rad IL attentivrly auS
SId y down What VIII You take Inquired
me suendsnt. "lou may bring me rrturnes
Grant, "A plate OF roast beef With r.otsta~. -
,en,sto sauce. and cup Of strong coffee
After this vas DISPOSED Of, the guardian snxea
o. the table approached, and calling the Pr
dents ATTENTION 10 the wines. aid sswhst a.,
bring your al have a touch OF dvrre.si.
and VII take q glass OF lemonade. q htfle tart :
vas the second astounding reply OF his Frcei-
lsncy. Whether the lemonsAe wss Tart.
enough for the President not, Il Was % tart
that the very sight OF 10 puckered hots
wsiter and diners % such a degree thA "a.
word vine Vas rot heard ~ that table again IL
YOU don't believe me ask Henry Ward Reecher
who Vas st the table.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-04

1HR COLOR % THE SKAsoN.-The predicfios
that blue would be the popular color OF the SEA
soh Is more than verified, for already blue suit,
have become common on the streets. 4 adias
make mistake m selecting blue shades that
are too light aId bright, unless the blue Is a.
dark As IndigO-indeed scarcely more thaR .
blue black-it makes a commentaries cost ume
The long dark blue pOlouaise. fastened by silver
OF steel buttons. and worn over a black siik
skirt, is a favortte costume for norniug ana
afternoon walks, TRAVELLING. etc. Camei'-- hair
waterproof cloth, or cashmere " selected fOr
tlse over DIRE -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-04

A DAHRuEy MANN CoAf ARA h,r..
belonging 20 Marshsn's coal want ran awsy q.
West street on TUESDAY Afternoon A man WI.
witnessed the affair rau out In the street aad
catching bold Of the tail hosrd OF the cart sue
ceeded IN getting IN. IL Wa his Intention %
grasp the retns witch were attached TO the dasl b
board, but ~ soon - he struck on his fret Ne
began 60 realize that q coal cart has no sprfpg.
EoT other appliances for helping it over rougs
places Ills lace, which hat in the beginning
10 series OF extraordinary grimaces AMI mosi
grotesqne and bewildering pulsations Ne
made grab at the retns. but owing 70 fhe Az
iul uncertainty Of the cart notion came doS.
on his knees instead, and nearly bumped h,
head on on the side-bosrd. Then he bounced
MP on HE feet again, and at once Jumped ont A.
the rear end of the cart and landed square q.
the back OF his heels, and immediately turnes
three jackson merSsults before he could re
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