The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-11-27

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NoNE are rash when they are not seen
by anybody.
In the meanest but is a romance if you
knew the hearts there. - VaTahGge'l.
he that lives alone lives in danger;
society avoids many dangers.-A'sTeti-
as.
NEWSPAPERS are sails by which minds
circumnavigate the globe on the tide Of
/ events.
PHnosorHx is, to tell the truth; a
home-sielness. an effort to return home.
NoUaHs.
THE good, when praised, feel sOme-
thing Of disgust, ifto excess commended.
E,sripides.
A PLATFORM philosopher says that a
man falls in love as he falls down stairs
by accident.
A MANS reception depends upon his
coat his dismissal upon the wit he
shows.-Baisac.
A MAN has generally the good or the
i'll qualities that he attributed TO man
kind.
THE force of selfshness is as inevita-
BILE and as ealculsble as the force of
gravitation.- HillGrd.
I've never any pity for coneeited peo-
pie, because think they carry their
comfort about with them.
A KANSAS paper remarks =" The prof
it is not large in killing ten-oent buffalo
calves with fve-cent cartridges.
THE Chicago Post wonld like 20 see
Bret Harte get up an almanac, as that
finishes every author who has won any
reputation.
A WATERBURY, man has christened his
daughter Glycerine. It says it will be
we easy to prefix nitro, if her temper
resembles her mothers.
A TRUE man never frets about his
place in the world, but just slides into
it by the gravitation Of his nature, and
swings there as easily as a ChGPfi,.
AN exchange says: Our Mary Ann
don't see anything so sad in the phrase
" it might have been" When she was
told that she might have Ben, she was
glad of it.
WITH many readers, brilliancy of style
passes for affiuence of thought they
mistake butter-cups in the grass for
immeasurable mines of gold under
ground.-LonQfeIlow.
COUNT DE CHAAmoRD's unlucky letter
reminds one of the saying of Martin
Van Buren, that he would rather tunnel
fifty miles to hold an interview with a
person than write him a letter.
THE man who drove the first spike in
the Union Pacific railroad has " suioi-
ded. There must be some awful cat
astrophe in store for the man who drove
the first spike in the North Pacific.
NoTHNa is so difficult as the appa-
rent ease of a clear, flowing style those
graees that from their presumed facility
encourage all to attempt an imitation
Of them are usually the most inimitable.
Cotton.
WE forgot to mention that the world
was to have come to an end on Satur-
day last in Connecticut. The second
adventists are now consulting the Dan
bury almanac to see where they blum
lered
THE man who gave the toast 90 Wo-
man, the last word on our lips because
it comes from the bottom OF our hearts"
vent home and gave his wife black
eye, and said he'd be shot II he didn't
wish he was single again.
In England postal telegraph cards
With space for twenty words are now is
sued at the cost of one shilling each.
They are intended for inland messages
only, and are delivered free within one
mile from the terminal station.
THE trustees of town in Iowa, in or
der TO exterminate the rats which are
making frightful havoc in the village,
offer bounty of two cents to every boy
who, like Othello, shall "a round un-
vanished tail deliver" 20 the authori-
lies.
A cLERaYsAS IN Dundee, Scotland,
announced 70 his congregation that, in
consequence OF his inability TO afford
coal for keeping up his study fire, hs
had discontinued studying, and would
preach old sermons until a fall in the
price.
A NEVADA paper says The many
friends of Bill Thompson viii regret 10
hear that he was hashed up by cata-
mount the other day on Nixon's hill.
while lying in wait to shoot Chinaman-
This was always a world Of disappoint-
ment.
THE brick chimneys Of the new San
Francisco mint are turning q beautiful
green. This peculiar color is ocoasioned
by using saltwater brick, or brick made
Of clay taken from salt marshes, which
the acids used in the laboratory thus dis
color.
THE case of Brown, the negro who is
in the state prison of Indiana for viola
ting the states law against intermarri-
age Of blacks and whites, is 70 be con-
tested in the United States supreme
court on the basis Of the 14th amend
ment.
Thirty feet long, shaped like snake.
three sets Of fins, head like an alliga-
tors, are the general features Of an at
tractive looking animal which Captain
CharIesvorth saw basking on the beach
Of San Diego bay q few weeks since.
The dragon plunged into the wster.
leaving a deep impression on the cap
tain's mind, also In the sand. Aocuraio
portraits Of Il viii appear in the picto-
rials.
Mr.. BAoEHoT. the eminent writer on
financial topics, holds the theory that
commercial panios are largely mental
phenomena, and that they can be al
layed by remedies addressed 70 the i'm
aginasioni that is 70 say, by a plentiful
supply Of money 10 frightened people
by the banks at the first outbreak. II
is a curious fact thst panies occur in
London every ten years with almost per
feet regularity.
How uleasa,t II l. IN shis wicked old