The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-06-19
woMAN's WORLD.
gnIvaHeart,

Bravsly done like gentleman,
Turn on your heel and go.
Only hearth What harm is done?
Let it bleed IA the dust and moan;
Or stiie its anguish best it may,
Or stihen, my lord, into stone.
Only heart it was fresh ana young,
And tendeE and warm. know;
AS pure the spirit Of chastity
Ny lord, and it loved you 60.
Nothing is lost let it die, my lord,
Let it's death be quick or slovs
Such hearts are as plenty as summer leaves /
We and them wherever we go.
Only heart do not fear, my lord;
Nobody on earth Is near,
To come to the cry Of the wounded thing,
And God is too far to hear.
THE female students at Colby Uni
versity, Maine, took the second prize
for excellence in defamation.
NEW York women, IN a number of in
stances, are adopting the profession of
surgery, and with success.
Now, that we have their fans, we have
revived almost every thing belonging to
our grandmothers but their thrift.
A NEW style of collars, French, we
believe, is to have the first letter of the
fair wearer's name embroidered thereon.
=" ANY woman who wears false hair is
q
the Lord, said an Indiana preacher in
| his sermon.
BROOKLYN ladies have caught the
mania for sculpturing, and every house
is supplied with a hunk of marble, a
mallet and cold-ehisel.
Mrs. LIvERMoRE has received an offer
to come west. Rumor says she has
been offered the presidency of the new
female college in Ohio.
In Paris the ladies have adopted the
Louis XIII. vest, a curious garment,
trimmed with band of feathers of
every imaginable color.
The young woman in Pennsylvania
who upset the cooking-stove on herself
and had the manufacturer name brand
ed on her arm by the accident says that
she dosen't see any poetry in ''words
that burn, scattered from a pictured
urn"
If women would only learn to be SEN
sibIe and honor one another, and give
less time to dissecting and pulling each
others characters to pieces, society
would soon be rid of viragos on the one
hand and its whited sepulchers on the
other.
The women of Philadelphia are form
ing for the purpose of &c taking a hand'
in the management of the approaching
centennial celebration. They propose
to take 50, 100000 of the stock, and ask
the women of the country to emulate
their example.
This is how a country exchange puts
it The sad effects of matrimony
were never more terribly depicted than
the other day, when a meek-eyed man
who had been married about year pa
troled the village street all day trying
to swap a meerschaum pipe for a second
hand cradle"
A VERY devout-looking Bible-pedd1e1
called upon a Detroit widow and pro-
posed to sell her one of his works OF
holy writ. She refused to buy, where
upon he proposed marriage. The vigor-
GUS widow has all her chairs at the fac,
tory being repaired, and Bible-peddIine
in Detroit is at discount.
A TALKATIvE man annoyed lady at a
dinner party by constantly arguing in
favor of strong drink, and at last said to
her You know, madam, that drink
ing drives away care and makes us for
get what is disagreeable. Would you
not allow a man to drink for that rea-
son?" We'll, perhaps So" said the
, lady, eff he sat next to you !'
WE know of nothing so susceptible Of
perversion as the efforts of a young mar
, to kill a mosquito on young lady.
} cheek. A censorious world would never
forgive him for trying to seize it with
) his teeth when any less extraordinary
method would do well; and yet it is
! said that in New Jersey no gallant o.
sound incisors ever adopts any Other
= method.
5 WHITE suits for the street, so pIenti.
: full two years ago, are not now to b,
g seen in the stores or elsewhere. There
S are white suits for children, and whit,
= house and evening dresses in abundance
/ but the pretty costumes of linen ant
: pique for young ladies have disappeared
s and will hardly be revived for summe
S wear, every thing now being deeply
: darkly, beautifully blue and ecru.
= NEVER marry man until you hav,
a seen him eat. Let the candidate TO
e your hand, ladies, pass through thu
g ordeal of eating soft-boiled eggs. If h
e can do it and leave the table-cloth, tn
d napkin and his shirt unspotted, TAX
> him. Try him next with a spare-rib
/ If he accomplishes this feat withou
g putting out one of his own eyes, O.
4 pitching the bones into your lap, nam
d the wedding-day at once, he will do {,
Il tie to.
A WISCONSIN school-ma'am demand
o "a, 600 for four kisses stolen from her b,
a freight conductor. She missed tn
I passenger train, and rode in the drover'
e saloon of freight train, and this cor
o ductor took her hand in his, threw hi
u muscular arm about her slender waist
! and did the damage aforesaid Sh
o sues the railroad company, but the
e decline paying the $1,000, though the
II have discharged the conductor.
:, The Siberian ExiIes.
Among the many reforms introduce