The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-07-04
ODDS AND ENDS.
There is company organized in
: England which insuress you against
burglary.

There is q company organized in
s England which insuress you against
burglary
The Americans in Paris subscribed
$40, 900 in single day in aid of the
Pennsylvania flood sufferers.
The cat population of Great Britain
is over 1000, 900, and almost A, 500, 600
kittens annually enter the world
In the Sydney courts it has been
decided that no Sunday newspaper
can sue for advertisements, the con-
tract being illegal
Plenty of sleeps conducive to beau
ty. Even garment looks worn when
1t looses its nap.-Binghamton Re
publican.
The majority of the writer's on oc-
cult subjects are Hindoos and English,
and the best theosophical works are
issued in London.
There are only two women living
who have gowns embroidered with
real pearls. They are Queen Margu-
erita of Italy and Mrs. Bonanza Mac
kay.
The Paris Academy of Science is
just now excited over plant called
colocasia. The plant often exhibits a
trembling or vibrating motion with
out any apparent cause, a. !. as many
as 100 or 120 vibrations have been OBJ
served in single minute.
News comes from Toungu, Burmah,
that Koh Pal Sab, timber merchant
there, has founded a new religion,
which is described as sort of mixture
of Buddhism and Christianity. The
disciples, who number several thou
sands, keep the Christian Sunday and
abstain from strong drink.
The Paris exposition has brought
sadness to large part of Paris. The
shop keepers, the restaurant keepers
and theatrical managers find that the
show drains the boulevards, and that
their business is reduced in a manner
unknown since the siege.
Ten years ago there were twenty
one railroads which could not inter
change cars owing to the gauge. Now
all are alike and cars owned in Maine
are seen slipping oyer the rails III
Texas. The railroad system of the
United States is declared to be as per
feet as SYSTEM can be made.
A Connecticut woman is suing her
neighbor for damages for putting ur
fly screens She claims that the flies
which cannot get into the neighbor's
house on this account will come tC
hers, and she will thereby Gave
double the usual number.
re- a,,, az, ,,ota iu 40,
there is 20 longer any money in the
novel Of passion. The public have
become tired of heroes who 'press
kiss after kiss into the rose vale OF
her curved mouth" and of heroines
whose sighs of love rend their fragile
frames with their tigerish fervidity.
Attainments are never so well ex
hibited as when they exhibit them
selves. The attainment ought to show
the man, and not the man the attain
ment. A small man is generally anX
ious to show all the size that he can
but great mans sizo is seen without
his effort to show It'll Clay Trum
bull
The city of Buenos Ayres, in tho
Argentine Republic, has expended
during the last six years so, 900, 600 il
constructing sixty magnificent schoo
buildings for 800 hundred pupils each
These school houses are the Gncs
buildings in the city, and collective
exhibit Of them has made. n sensation
at the Paris exposition. The Argen
tine Republic is now, after the United
States, the country which spends most
in proportion to population. for edu
cation.
Bankruptcy in England ranks mex
| to a high crime. If member of par
lament lose his property and be ad
| Indicated bankrupt, he at once lose.
his seat in that august body. A mayor
alderman, councillor, guardian, over
seer, member of school board, high
way board, burial board, or select yes
try, also forfeits his office if he prov,
so derelict in his business affairs as t.
be unable to pay his debts.
No man ever achieved a great sue
cess in anything, whether finance
trade, art, literature, law or science
who is habitually buttoned up in
Prince Albert coat. No mans min,
and body can be entirely free who's
arms and body are incased or crampet
in anything but an easy business suit
Boston Saturday Evening Gazette.