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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-06-25
Cass Ceuuty Carefuimess,

Young gentleman, when thay take their
"duxieS" buggy-riding, should pay every
attention possible to their safety and well
fare, We noticed young man last s un>
day that seemed to understand the art of
protecting his lady-lovo to perfection.
As they passed down Fifth street she was
doing the driving, while he had both arms
around her, and we could tell by the wi Id
look in his eye that he was determined
she shouldn't fall out. Thisis as it should
be pcrhaps.-Atlantic Cap Shcaf.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-06-25
The Mether's Last Lesson

A mother lay dying Her little son,
not knowing of the sorrow coming to him,
went as was his custom, to her chamber
door saying, Please to teach me- my
verse, mamma, and then Kiss me aud bid
me good night: | am very sleepy, but
no one has heard me say my prayers
Hush = saida lady who was watching
beside ber.-your dear mother is too i'll
to bear you tonight and, coming for
ward she sought gently TO lead him from
the rom. Roger began to sob az if his
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-06-25

Robert Kettle, a temperance missiona.
ry in Glasgow, left few tracts with a
young lady one morning. Calling at tho
same house few days aftcrward he was
rather digcqncOrted at observing the tracts
dong duty as curl papers on the damsel
to whom he had given them "Wecl.
ma laSsie," he remarked. II soc YOU
have used the the tracts left We ye;
but" he added in time TO turn confusion
into merriment, "you have putten them
on the wrong side o your bead, my w,
man."
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-06-25

A good wife is like a snail. Wby2
because she keeps in her own house. A
good wife is not like a snail. Why +? BE.
cause she does not carry her all on her
back. A good wife is like Q clock.
Why7 BecauSe she keeps good time. A
good wife is not like town clock. Why?
Because she does not speak 50 loud that
all the town can hear her.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-06-25
HIr, Kobb becomes a Mason,


thing about secret societies. | haze a
passion 70 r that sort of thing ever since
| was old enough to tell lies. | have
secuted aroupl pretty extensively among
the different organizations. I've been
an 0rangemen and Fenian, and Good
Templar, and also d Knight of Malta.
| b'ye belonged 10 the Sons of Temper-
ance, and the Young Mems Christian As,
sociation, and a Band of Hope, and a
band oflobbers. I've been iuto every
thing, and thought | knew everything
almost, but | didn't. Three months ago
| became infatuated with Masonry, and
since joined that worthy organization |
have discovered several things connected
Herewith that outsiders don t know lust
pretty good deal about. Now, Mr..
Editor, | propose making these secrets
public, not out Of compassion for my fell
lowmen who may be tending toward
Masonry, and act as a warning, and so on,
because ! haven't a spark of human kind
ness in my breast, and would rather see
every mothers son of them put to the tor.
ture than not, but because | have got a
spite against the fellows who initiated me,
who made the irons hot, and the goat friz.
~ and treated me with IougbneSs gen.
orally that the occasion did not war
rdut.
Before Illuminating my narrative | will
state for the benefit of chose who don't
know, that Masonry Is about six hundred
thousand years old. 1t was old when
the fraternity got into trouble at Babel,
aud it was old when Adam first put on his
apron us Grand Master of the Eden
Lodge. Asa more convincing proof Of
its antiquity | Will just mention that a
party of miners the other day, in their
excavations, came upon the potriGcd res
mains Of a Masonic lodge, with tie mems
berS in their places and all complete, and
eminent geologists who have examined
the fossils are of the opinion that these
bodi have been imbeded in the rocks
for more than fifteen thousand years,
On the evening | was to be initiated
| mada my will and took most affection
ate leave of my family. Thus prepared
| started for the lodge, accompanied by
Bro John Smith, S. r. S. p. T., who
was to 'see me through" We had no
difficulty getting past the first entrance.
but when we knocked at the second fat
little fellow looked out through round
hole in the door and put startling init
eatory to Bro. Smith: Chatexcchronhigh> :
cockalorum to which Brother Smith re .
piled cheerfully! Nix-my>dolly,whack>
doc. Then the little fellow said Flod>
heStcompbritidytumtum and my con-
ductor' giving satisfactory answer, we
were permitted to enter. BE ore / had
time to look around me long legged
fellow knocked me over with club, He
then stood me on my head, and another
marauder made rush at mo and brought
ule down again. After | had undergone
this exhilarating exercise for about five
minutes they stretched me out on bench
and examined my teeth, pinched my mus.
cles, showed cayenna pepper in my nose,
and poured molten lead into my trouser
pockets and pulled hairs out Of the back
Of my mock with red>hot pinchers, with a
view, | suppose, to make me- feel EN-
barrassed at home.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-06-25

A young lady Of Lyons. Iowa. recently
said /: Some men arc always talking
about patronizing their own town-slways
harpiDg on that duty-aud yet Itsy g.
abroad to get married, while here We all
stand waiting / DO hope that some Of
these mel who marry Eastern women will
get cheated =
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-06-25


No YER DoN'T JUDeE.-Scenc in
court. BY witness of assault of Mr..
Brown,
Judge-Young man, do you know this
Brown?
Boy-No yer don't Judge.
Judge-What do you mean by that
sir? Answer my question. Doyou know
this Brown
Boy-No yer don't, Judge.
Judge-Answer me, ylH young villain,
or | will commit you for contempt of
court. Do you know this Brown?
Boy (applying his thumb to the tip Of
his nose aud wriggling mystsriouSly lis
elongated fngers)-Yer can't come it,
Judge. know what yer want-yer
want me to ask what Brown, and then yer
going to say Brown Stout. No yer don't
Judge.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-06-25
Rather Early,

There iS young lady in this city who
has the misfortune to talk in her sleep,
and it issaid she will answer, unceIsciops.
ly, the question which are secrets in her
waking hours. She is waited on by
timid young man who has never been
able to screw his courage up to tho "stris-
ing place" aud ask her to marry him
Tie went up one night last week, and en-
tering tho front door, as was his habit
without ringing the bell, be saw his dpl-
ciuca asleep on the parlOr sofa. lie hesi-
tated a moment over the property Of ad.
vancing without announcing himself wheu
he heard his own name softly expressed
from between those coral lips lpmsdii
ately the pent'up burden Of his heart
baoke out in words:
dearest, do you love me?'
Yes" was the soft response from the
sleeper,
"Will you marry mc?"
Yes
Shall it be in a year2"
Any time
Let it be in six months"
There was moments silence aud su'-
pcnse, when the liRs again moved and the
young man heard distinctly the little
word, June" lie stepped cautiously
back and glded quietly from the house.
lie has been up every night since, but has
not referred to the conversation with tho
sleeper June is very pleasant month,
but tae time is rather too soon for tho
young man.-Helenq Herald.
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Chronos.

We have just received lage lot Of
Coming a beautiful Chromo. and tor
sale afthis Office 10 subscribers ofthe pa
per al h0ets. each. The regular retail
price isS2 90.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-06-25

IL n. GRIFFITH, ATTORNEY AT
IL, LAW AND COLLECTING AGENT,
Jonesboro', Tenn, Special attentions
given TO collections, Office. one door
East of Faw, Deyault u Co., under
Keen's Gallery.
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PHYSICIANS.


nR. G., WHEELER. PHYSICIAN AND
~ SURGEON, and EXAMINING SUR
GEoN FOR PENSIONERS. Office in the
Court House, up stairs, Sonesboro, Ten
nesSee. IauglG.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-06-25

A j. BROWN, ATTORNEY An LAW
~. AND COLLECTING AGENT, Jones'
boro', Tenn. PROMPT attention given
to collections IL East Tennessee, and
southwestern Va. [G9aug26
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-06-25

A. II. PETTIBoNE, JAS. II. ROBINSON.
DETTIBONE Il ROBINSON, Il ATToR-
Il NEYs AND C0UNSFLORs, Greene
vile, Tenn. VIII practice in all the
Courts of Upper East Tennessee, and
in the Supreme and Federal Court at
Knoxville Collections promptly made
and femilted. 73mayS
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-06-25

w =. GILLENWATERS, ATToR-
w. MY AT LAW, Rogersville, Tenn.
VIII practice In the Circuit and Chancery
Courts OF Hawkins, Greene, Hancock and
Washington counties, and in the Supreme
and Federal Cour is at Knoxville, Tenn.
april3tt.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-06-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
EUTAW HOUSE,
BY Mrs. NJ. A. DOSSER.
IoneshGro,, Tennessee.

This house located on Main Street,
where parties wishing to stop over can
be comfortable situated, has been lately
repaired, and is now oIi1 for the recep-
ton of guests. Every pains will be taken
and no cXpencs spared to make this a
pleasant home for all who wish to stop in
Joncsboro'. The ahle will at all times
be furnished with best the country
affords. Terms reas lie.
mar27tf
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-06-25
A TITO RNEYS.

- j. KIRKPATRICK, ATTORNEY Ar
~, LAW, Jonesboro', Tenn. Office in
Grisham u Lampson New Building, Up
Stairs, No.. I. L60aag26.
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Rates Of subscription :

single copy, one year, 80
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Esg~ For a club of Ten. at 81 ,2J each, we
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-12

Thee psla are hishsy Recommended h5 tie sntig
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* + d "a = 20 sl.e Il
Is taught ia thorough and scientific n,auu.,
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svunts WA AeQ ~ sthasastA, siAsssshx tn
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are tn.Ory hAs Os-iss c.lnpscnegd,d b, LEe ps,A.
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-12

Il " MOI th~ design u tbss dHpas tmena " maxi
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tair.it 10 asutt e1Jrnsi.s.lt sAwye.s se<& Asd 81
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A. NJ ,iaa - Excused ar Ign Vi the isw.
ulslteT the ItsIss-st tfssa,sgSa1e 70
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. tis- tsa~ % ssssszse. itupt which be cAnnvs
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I've lAskAahsu ~ UNtek lnen VI bpsNssA are IRA
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No. b anch cf 81. ce has beer
more ther,ushl, ma terei than opt G.
The princip e Of = sion must be essen
tnllv ehe same IN ~ cs bun the,
ilifSs ssnaTk alk,, according 10 tle
hebiu r sie a1i,~ MsIsol les.
Tight, g the c iaor, Gag /, vti'turs
and carrion-seesing pros ers of TN
Zen hered race. hive tele. coplc Us
ions, and iha~ they are nahle1 to
look sdoxn and is.eoysr ia If uneus
pecting victims As they approach
nois lessly from above, the AXIS o
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aess.fe 81 COurterfeits /,
mo pfsSrc. sss.. !4rRs fgsRhs
fjO tH JSkI EEyIAleE PILLS

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z1~ateF q - rasssssfrzs y es raaleY gFe.t.
TO p1ssArs hsss So ~ .1eS tis.r~ da ss.si
pszSHs1xA. ~ A~rs nstes< aznsss4 Ys.s n
sgSrfey Tia i3flfns n the Of al tho-e
DsrAfu1 nna EatEHMH nsssasea q Nh.ch tho feun4.
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go enrs a. -ssvressses 81 the rnensee when
" eaj0, so1nzmak&GD, Ct dSease Ia sii cxseS o
N-rvscs ant Spinal Affections, Pain. in The Farl
snd iAmhA- fatigue % siiRht sxsrsifn Pafpstatlm
q ~ tass<t HystsTics and Whites. u.ey Will effect
cure Wnea AL other means Eave failed and ythoset
sser pssssfsl. coEtAsn nothing hutfni to tbs mos,
Circular 10 Ensiish German ana Fteu<h cxuund
e1sh bsttis Eises tub dveesion and sdyisa
he GEsElsK Pills arc sold drug stoyes bu'
yaf Gckgst earnest soVply the egxufkK. 81 ro'
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cse bos eead DIVE Nes-y :, snc sols prsri~tof .Ie1
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80. o0d b!ftSo 81 the okNUJNR pSIls seenrelj
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Isl 1vh arelsPeb ssroaa
-seteasion. procliyiiies. During then
he managed he plan,
tations Those Of the ab,ldrcn wig
;::;;;;;.3!'':s-YE;|E ;;]|'
ta|ins had i.ern again ia Europe.
kT he,caup0uf vh9ir -m0vsen IS as
/ a1erFsew 6lder istelievedi- 10 have
been the probability of The "a al effect
u one's dcA,h. upon the other. The
idea Of separating them BY surgical
: 5fHl6 Ed0Gl nofte,fl ~ 4yh6 Hdt
- n ntat1ss6y 1re2 $3.50,
rould 4 u t,y M. There orr each wa.
j 9',ass sd tsSaaSof ,bs;6s i #
ho,,ni 70 BE dead brother, with a.
,pat crit Unity Of dy NJ under .
spt seA. tsf9e /
81 Ell the most I'm nent surgeons -
One experims nj, however, dashed al
ho,c Of serar1t-scxIs ence. The lie-l
d. - dbmp&s Atll - (1A1aa
tio0 Of blood between them was st ]
ped Ee6 sons landed, and .
removal ef the c mpn ssion WAS m c.
eSs1fy - prevent de.th. This proved
hst nj her cou d sustain q &c rate
circulation OF the blood, and 10 have
cut the ligaturr would Lav~ k.asds.
b.,th. With this knowl Dr.. ih' ! re-
tarned 10 thf,s houaesrni lived a
hey had don. b.tore. Later til
KNsnh Ming g ew worse, End Chang
ras frequently olllg,d, althr.,g'
vii b mself, 70 keep 20 bed with b
ejakbr tie, But about year az,
0xg~seenih 4 paral,tic strok
from witch inc lis b, a.th vas TIL
lw..rse 81 the s&o. He iuSk o tiri'L
= arelief FROM suffering, and the live,
q tho twins grew wretched andei d
The details o. their death sre mea
ow. Cbape died 6rst, and . few
nScments afser~ard b /, VINO haA 'ics
! few tlays been well, became d Ii
RODS Ind nved wildly. This may
lave peAnltad from the inenlal- she's !
end Api xehension as o his own fate;
bstnare 6kST ii was be r suit of :
q. AfAu d #a bio d circu'at on
between him and bis b,o,her. Astu
nor 4oslowed, d he died tao ioiis,
afterward.-N 7. Sus.Joe. 2lsea Z
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On these very low rates we win
give al agents who get up clubs
for as q liberal commission.
Send for sample copies, circr,-
lars and instructions to agents.
No papers sent unless paid for in
advance. Money sent 10 US in
registered letters, money orders,
drafts, or BY express, at our risk
Address,
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We ci..a, taat The pav.nporl Business Coilsx.
u"t exceis ~ say iHssnutrsn u eae kind ~ ii
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.i best fsu ssscs iraIit,tss schssI ii he WeAl
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A d-y wis.el ! .ldicr of,he 10Th
'Nss.sns, dssiag sls wAr. asS- heasa
:" prsy once, when the bullets were
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Lord! make ne as TIA asas knit
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A Little four-year-old clild told h
father be was fool On being repr
uaand d By his mother, and requires
% say he was . rry, toddledup to !.
|ikuNod parent aud excl.Ined: "Pa-
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prcnns1tiAai. male rellicill ,l.,,i, ll,e 81.
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tie !ilcftn NCvasl;s lsinuniai,,s ~ 4 .alif,p e
nia. si,O sscslieinssl lssn.xrtis.s pl ai,ish
are distracted tisrrrf,nin xill.m,, ,l,e ,,.p 4
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cOv0lx his health. The, alr tl,e iyfca.
bl,Nsl purifier and Il life giving princhfc !
u perfect 1scimnaiar and insisari.lar Z
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are . gentle t'mrEAssvs as we'll as . Tonst.
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E~TATE or DASiEI. Hu JOHNSON, De
"a ceased sEst A#6f "
rhe state of Iowa. Cedar county. IN: To
whom II may concern: You are hereby mo-
t1Aed flIat the nna1 report 81 William T..
DOudney. Executor eif the last will and tss-
lament OF Daniel hutchinson. dereas@d Is
nNW on nls In the once NJ the Clerk ar the
Circuit Court Of State Of Iowa. within and
lov Cs,star cOunty. showing full settle n5ehs
81 sasa estase: .ccor1ine To said Win. 500
slsAt the 1ss day ~ The F~tp. terfu 81 aassi
sport edso maneine on the - Monday, III b
day Of Februarys 1875, has been aee ~ the
day sOr nnal heAsfng In satd 60. at yhtNh
time al porD0Ds Interested may appeaS and
snoE cause Why laid Exeeusos sk6atd NJ
ven. Las. w ~. ylt sss,s ~,