The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-03-19

A bin has been introduced in Con-
gress providing that al claims for sub
sistenee furnished 70 the United States
army during the war, OF seized and
actually used, shall be paid without re-
gard to the loyalty of the claimant.
o, woman in our hours of ease, you
know well do wha6e'er you please I;
We'll promise TO renOunce the sin of
Bourbon, brandy, rum and gin, and go
so far as to refrain Except when temp
ted) from champagne; bus have some
mercy, do, my dear, and leave. oh
leave us lager-beer - oUrier-,T Journal.
RECIPE FOR VINEGAR.-Take two
quarts Sorghum molasses, one quart
shelled corn, with five gallons of rain
water. Keep it warm and let it fer
ment. You will then have as good vine
! gar as you ever had on your table. Try
/ it, The recipe is worth at least one
years subscription to the CITIZEN, and
is practically more valuable than 8
dozen chromos.
We have been requested to say to our
| Giles country friends and Pulaski, that
| the people of Lawrenceburg are ready
to commence the railroad. If you want
the road TO Pulaski you had better
''prove your faith by your works." We
are determined to have an outlet, and if
you viii help us it will be run 20 Pulaski,
but unless you do something toward il,
and that speedily, its course win be
changed Speak out, or forever after
hold your peace.-LGs0rence Journal.
Disguised suburban resident has
just discovered why there's such a
screaming of locomotives round
town. Says 'EJhey all have a tender
behind, and the engineers are al
ways a-switching 'em."-BaRDsr.
Memphis (Tenn.9 Appeal: "The
| Bartlett platform will no doubt be
| the basis of compromise all over the
State, and when the canvass for Gov
ernor opecs, the Conservatives
Liberals and Democrats will be
found side by side under the Demo
cratic banner, standing on the lib
eral and progressive platform"
The Mississippi Valley Progress
for February, 1874, is on our table
and we notice that all new subseri
bers beginning with the March mum
Der will receive extra a pocket maj
of the city of St Louis, containing
the streets, avenues, parks and pub
lie places of resort. A sketch o
that city will also appear in TIT
March number which the map viii
accompany.
The Selma Times is not disposed
/ fO gha1 Aaar. nF ,.oor,.oe Al,
mournful fact that Mrs. Adclber
Ames (Res Miss Butler) has beer
! run out of house and home at Jack
son, Miss, by her negro visitors
1t admits the sadness of the affair
and conjectures that Mrs. Anne
will change her views on the socia
? equality question.
t Wearing thin shoes, neglecting u
take sufficient exercise to keep tn
! ! hands and feet warm. Neglectiu!
i to wash the body sufficiently to keel
4 the pores open. Exchanging tn
l warm clothes worn in q warm room
. during the day for costumes and ex
posure incident to evening parties
Starving the stomach to crafty
J., vain and foolish passion for dress
s keeping up constant excitement
a fretting the mind with borrowed
. trouble; swallowing qpack nostrum
! for every imaginary i'll; taking
t meals at Irregular intervals. Rule
3 for producing ill-health.
For chronic dyspepsia in its wors
e form there is but one certain cur
n absolute rest. Preventive: TAX
as good care of the coats of you
stomach as yoE do of the coast Q
your. back. Do you wish for faitl
l in God, in human love, in earthl
e happiness, in the beneficenee of ma
, ture and in immortality? Kee
your digestion vigorous; on tina
: hang ali of these. Would you pre-
+ fer an abiding faith in tortures IN
/. speakIbIe, in horrors inexpressible
a Destroy your digestion. WouE
2 you live in the body forever ? Keei
your digestion at full vigor; a.
though the end of the world ma
4 come, your end will not come-yo
e viii have 10 60 after it. Old age
{ bnt the failure of nutrition. Muir
: ton is life; non nutrition is death
b The Courier Journal says; TIL
!, indications are that the Centenis
! appropriation job is done for, an
# the wonder is what it was begu
h for. The United States Senate fiatl
e refused to vote the 100000 aske
for by the jobbers as an enterin
$ wedge, and the prospect for gettin
: 81, 100000 appropriated by til
T. Legislature Of Pennsylvania seem
: also doubtful. The State Senat
y has passed a bill making the apprC
r priation, but the watch dogs of tn
r House are growing about it, and sa
; that no spch sum should be take
s from the treasury, for the simpl
:, reason that it is not there. So
; Philadelphia wants celebration sh
e can celebrate. II she wants to pla
It the snob, and entertain Europea
s royalty, she must pay for it. 1t
: pretty clear that neither Congress
nor her State Legislature will thro'
Z itself away on the proposed SHOW
T The man who does the dancing mus
;, pay the fiddler.
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