The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-01-09
W0MANS WORLD.

She was a maiden for man to love
She a woman for a husbands life
One that had learned TO value far above
The name of Love, the sacred name ofwife-
Her little Iife-drea1n, rounded so with sleep,
Had all there is of hfe-except gray hairs,
ve-trust-passion, and devotion deef'-
And that mysterious tie mother bears.
She hath fulfilled her promise and hath past
Let her down gently at the iron door
Eyes, look ON that loved image for the last
Now cover it in earth-her earth no moCe-
THERE are FIVE hundred female post
masters in the United States.
NEW YORK fashionable weddings now
come off an hour after dinner.
70 WASHINGTON, anticipating the arrival
of Laura Fair, is organizing a powerful
Husbands Protective Union.
Miss KARNELL, Long Island woman,
isengaged in exercising herself in a walk
to Omaha.
AN old bachelor says that woman
may be surprised, astonished, taken all
aback, but never dumfounded
A YOUNG man who proposed to hand
some but heartless creature, the other
evening, suggested a very popular poem
the Beautiful's No.
OLD maids and young widows with
good winter quarters already provided
are quoted No. in the Olathe, Kansas,
matrimonial market.
The Harpers are utilizing an over
stock of railroad maps by sending them
over the country to eonfiding subscribers
to their BGzar as fashion patterns.
ONE day when Mrs. .Partingten heard
the minister say that there would be a
nave in the new church, she observed
that " she knew who the party was. "
THE married ladies of Hannibal, Mo-,
have formed "Come Home Husband
Club" 1t is about four feet long, and
has brush on the end of it.
A HEART-BRoKES young man says no
one knows how the heart is pierced to
the core when he sees a rival fellow
wearing a splendid tippet he himself
presented to the common object of his
affections only a few days before.
GIRLS may be very graceful with a
tatting shuttle, and excel in working
Saxony wool, but there are two things
in which they can never equal the boys.
They can't ride bareback, nor ehaw to-
baeco. Little boys should Remembers
this and be happy.
A NEAT little gilt button hook, with a
; tortoise shell or agate handle, il now
carried by the ladies as a glove fastener,
and is much superior to the hair-pin-
1t sometimes has handle shaped like
the haft of dagger, and Is worn in a
Russian leather sheath, swung w a
couple of gilt chains TO the belt
woMASs rights is properly exempli.
fed in Spain. A correspondent thus
describes the loading Of the iron ore al
BiIbOa: It is a curious sight to see the
women loading the ships with then
bnlky cargoes, carrying It in baskets on
their heads, singing gayly the while
and tripping up and down the steer
planIs with their short petticoats,
brown bare legs, and straight supple
backs"
/ FEATHER flowers are the finest. They
are made in Florida, and the new brancl
of industry promises TO become VERY
remunerative. The flowers are made %
the beautiful plumage of the white
heron, while the leaves are taken fron
the paroquet. They are already veTl
fashionable among the Southern ladies
THE boyish Emperor of Ceina, VIII,
ga recently married, has over one hun
dred ladies ia his harem, who attend Oi
the Empress proper. The ladies are ex
pected 10 make themselves useful a
well as ornamental, and srom each .
them is annually expected a cer4aiI
amount of plain and embroidered work