The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-06-11
NUMBER %.
wOMAN's WORLD.

Women know
The way to rear up children (to be just)
/ isey know a simple, merry tender knack
| OF tying sashes fitting baby-shoes,
/ And singing pretty words that make no sense,
i And kissing full sense into empty words;
/ Which things are corals to eut life upon,
| Although such trihes children lesn by such
/ Loves holiest earnest IN pretty play
/ And get not oyer-early solemnized
/ But seeing, a. III q rose-bush, love's divine,
/ Which burns and hurts not-aot single
bloom
| Become awsre and unafraid Of love.
such good do mOthers- Fathers love as we'll
l Mine uid, know but stil With heavier brains.
And wills more consciously responsible,
/ And not as wisely, since lees foolishly.
/ So mothers have Gods license to be missed.
| YOU'VE GIRLS who want to remember
any thing write it down and paste it on
the lookingglass.
PLAcARDs or the st. Louis street cars
| declare that this car can't wait FOR
ladies to kiss good bye"
THE great want of Fair Play, Col,
/ ''is car load of manageable girls. -
and no foolng about it, either.
THE Cincinnati Enquirer adds to O
marriage announcement, Their moth.
ers did not know they we're out. "
Come TO EUROPE to study music or
marry a nobleman is the average ex-
peetation of young lady travellers.
Mrs. GRUNDY decidedly objects to
cremation, for if there is anything she
does like it's a nice respectable burial.
WHEN a Cincinnati woman shoots at
her drunken husband and misses him
the newspapers say: . Another bullet
wasted.
ACCORDING to the Kolnische Zeitung,
the armory of feminine weapons has
been increased by the invention of arti-
fetal bushes.
AN ATLANTA firm has named a new
brand of whisky after female crusader.
It viii empty q man into the gutter af-
ter few drinks.
THE average length of a eourtship in
Nevada is only three hours and half,
but very often they get Disguised with
each other in five minutes.
A MICHIGAN manufacturer has is, coo
broom handles ready for shipment.
This ought to set husbands thinking
about coming home earlier.
BoBBs complains that his wife is an
infationist. She blows him mp every
day, and makes him circulate until he
actually feels that he is beyond redemp-
tion.
AN Iowa schoolmistress lately had
under her charge little boy with such
a ridiculously soft head that he died
suddenly just because she broke chair
upon it.
THE couple resolved themselves into
& commit ee of two with power to add
to their number, is what western pa
per has the audacity to say concerning
a recent happy event.
In BRooK1YN there are twenty-five
lady physicians. Three of them at
least have very large incomes, one of
them enjoying the satisfactory stipend
of ten thousand year.
A CONTEST in archery has recently
taken place on Dorchester heights,
South Boston, in which ten young ladies
participated, and a gold medal, valued
at 800, was won by one of them.
A YOUNG lady in Ohio was so moved
by a sermon that in the midst of the
congregation she took out her earrings
and stripped the flowers from her bon
net. Fortunately it was not her new
spring hat.
A WASHINGTON belle has fOrty-eight
pairs of shoes. Some curious wretch
calculates that if they were arranged,
heel to toe, in a straight line, its short
est possible length would be a fraction
over one hundred and ten feet. He adds
by way of postscript, "That girl came
from Chicago"
UNCLE BOB BREEDLovE, aged seven
ty, was married to Aunt Betsy Phillips,
aged sixty five, in Kentucky the other
day. Though their epidermis is under
the cloud produced by long centuries
of too ardent African sunshine, yet
their love is as white and pure as that
of two young doves in the back yard.
EVERYTHING appears to be beaded
now in the feminine dress line, from
sunshade to underskirt. All kinds of
beads are used, from the real jet to
those sold at five cents the string. The
newest bonnets, said to be imported,
are literally covered with beads on top,
and the same may be said of the sun
shades, which, to be admired, must be
always kept up-sun or no sun
THERE is one decided change in the
fashions. After having for nine years
worn comparatively short {" wal is, the
ladies are gradually going back to the
old-fashioned long ones. 1t is pre-
dicted that this fashion will bring
tight-Iacing into vogue. In fact, slim
figures are already becoming much
more common than formerly, and art is
accused of having something to do
with it. Doctors are glad, and SO are
corset makers.