The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-07-29

EooR ont for more earthquakes. An
examination of the history Of these SUBJ.
terfanean diktifbaHcds. shows thatH ehdh.
great earfhduake-sstys of the dfmeh-'
sions of the recent one at -Cucuta, in
which ten Thousand lives were LOST
has been followed for q certain period
by by1inhumsrablee5eEseEzaOn zaOnessf sIsE AtR
sufamef o. fee8s tile coass of Chi4i ana
Peru were shaken by TERRIBLE eartIil
qd&zes, in which many lives and, . vast
amount of property were lost, and, Just
tx6 NJ onths later, one October 81, SAT-
Francisco was shaken So violently that
buildings cracked from top to foHnda,
ton, and assures throwing forth jets Of
wafer otened : IN -lt5a5 sfxeSts. In iAei
same year the Hawaiian volcanoes had.
violent 7eruptions, and the subjects Of
Kamehameha, were made seassick by the
coREinueti -s7vaying- of their islands. In
the1 sarae. year NesuViuss 0peped CUT
Win ay.fresh. elaIPtioh. 4lez great
earlbquakes of Caracas, in Venezuela,
and.New Madrid, in the United States,
occurred aust six months sapart.F.i II
weWre TO. i9gard2the pFSced5nts, Ian
other great upheaval. may. be expected
somewhere on the American continent
betwe eeens this tin6laniA the s1st of sIsaue
ary- Tire .hHs = booked us & foF&sGk GktsEii
clySsns, cyclones, and earthquakes, and
similar lively oeeurrenees.ad during the
month of October, Taking ib altogether,
the prdspaetf lot IA q elnaind ers5of -t1By5 {
lis decidedly uncomfortablefn for everybody
except Elder Thurman !ana his fol
lowers. iiILl a.. l - u = y lI-.5L' -'
zETF-T==T : 5T522k3 lbi
The American GraNgers!: and the
e~.s i'English operators. .'..'' d .l.' l''
"a ia Ufr ,7-1--7-'''l i4-3h5i-i'i - i't
Ilappears that the English c6-op
Observation-Disclosures whose representative
are now hegtitiatings with tue IeSecuiye
committee 6fyths na4tcDa ip5tpge rare
mot secret bodies. Hence it viii be
impossible, under existing soircum-
stances, for 4hen 10 sunite sFitg sbR
patrons. But this difficulty has been
metdby the formation of o Iaaipgs eQnar
panE, having she SAd9TseAlent ttnR sup
| portFof the united cooperative bodies
| jim England, and fully organized Under
! the Eughsh laws, The propositions
l pre'to have two branches offhe society,
/ onein England and the other IN the
Unified States The board. in each
| country ia TO have the absolute control
of the finds Subscribed therein, ard all
/ 10 be used for the purpose of the inter-
| natiopal exchange of commodities. The
| capital is S25, 600, 600. All transactions
| are 10 be for cash or ats equivalent
! The British co-ept "a Ors number SEQ,
| 600 members :; have over 1890 stores,
/ some 80 or 60 cotton spinning mills,
/ about 20 Touring mills, an agricultural
! andahorticnltural society, and number
! Of manufactures; and. of course, CON
! sume a large quantity Of American pro
| ducts. The funds subscribed by the
/ EnRhsh branch of the company Will he
empIoyed in the, purchase of ships, the
/ erection of.warehouses, and the manu-
/ faotuTe of such articles as are IN con-
/ The beautiful spotted brook trout re
| ouifEs conditions not always attalnable
pure water, gravelly or sandy hot
! tom, and temperature not over SIXTY
7 degrees in SIMMER, but bass, and
perch, will flourish under less favorable
! circumstances than front. They vii
not object to a muddy bottom, nor te
i water whose temperature Tor q part o.
j the year may rise above sixty degrees
t,nor 10 water without any current passing
through it for some time. Temporary
streams may be damned for these hsh
or ponds in which there is only spFiins
i,wateF, enough TO supply the evaporation
! will meet their needs. A considerably
supply OF food may be gathered iron
the offal of the farm for these fish, ane
in a short, time. Insects and worms WI
/ accttgaulate ia s the pond, whlch sNVSl
Furrigh food. The necessary labor ana
I skillis so small, and the pleasure Ppi
profit so CREST from uthea culture OF, hsh
that il is only necessary to point on
how il may be readily undertaken 70 ln
ducesmany fafelsrs. to expeStn1etk5 4s
needfvl to follow natures ways as Siiea
as possible to .ipsnLey ElI0vsss4 aut 81
not the least part of tbes Profit tut.
I fish pond upon q 'farrr' wfil -furnlsh
constant IreseryofT of istosk water AZ ses
II sons when llsWateF IA scarcs}''e'i % -ze' 4 =
A candidate for treasurer of a hlis
| ,,.,rrnku fhof