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SIl1UH WIS iHitt' 'ltbNhlNNS' 10y a 'llNo w
ingenious assaults upon the NJ nistcral policy
he gradually dsin'rgratct he Radical party
and finally gave Gladstone hlS emp NJ g"2r'
on his lrlsh University reform >2hcmr H.
one Of the great debates ou tha, 'u'n~urc d.
racl showed all his orutDncl power ui 'ulr}
year, before. Turning upGu Gladstone b"
said:
"You have uoN had four ,,.r, at b.. ,.J
have drspuilcd churches, ,uu u.lyc threatened
every corporation aud ,vrIFcpjuNmcu' n 'ar
country. You have examined uIp oycT,uJtl p
affairs lou have criticised every profession
and vcXcd every trade. Nohpdy i certain ~
his property; nobody Is certain Whp' duties
he may have t. perform tomorrow
The Cabinet was defeated and Gladstone re-
tired. Di~rlclI was summoned 10 form a GOV
ernmcnt, but refused to encounter - hostile
Parliament Gladstone resumed office and
had anothsr year of it, bur IN 1874 was fore.
cd to appeal 10 the people. In that appeal the
Tories achieved u triumph, and Disracli again
came To the Premiership Then followed ms
entry into the House OF Lords as Earl of Bca
cOnshcld and his decoration with the Order
of the Garter, that hauble most coveted by
English MOBILES How he purchased con
trolling interest in the SuCZ canal acquired
Cyprus. made the Queen Empress of India,
and contaminated the Treaty Of Berlin, are
matters Of recent history. Scarcely two years
ago Disraeli was one of the most conspicuous
figures IN that remarkable cOncave at the
PrussIan capital, e which GOItSChakOil OF
Russia and Bismarck OF Germany were mem.
bers. where he successfully asserted the au-
thorlty of England in European affairs. But
the other dav the people who had welcomed
him back to England with such demous,ra-
ton as had not hccn seen since Wellington
huI rp,ururl from Waterloo drove linn from
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\ startling surprise, after the fashion OF the
story of Glucvra, was experienced not long
ago hy a panty of Stvrian wood cutters in the
forest Of Drommling They began tn fell n
venerable OAK. which they soon discovered tn
be quite hollow Being half dccaycd II speed
lly came To the ground with crash, di-clos-
ing skeleton in excellent preservation. Even
the boots. winch came above the knee, were
almost perfect BY lis side was powder
horn. u porcelain pipe bowl, and "a silver watch
on which WAS engraved the name, ill. Won
Krackowitz, 1872 The teeth were perfect.
II would seem To he the skeleton of man he
tween 80 and 10 years Of aye. 1t i conJec-
tured that, while engaged in hunting he
climbed the tree for SOME purpose, and slipped
incautiously into the hollow trunk, from
which there was no release, and he prosably
died of starvation.
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CLEAN PEOPLE

Builders Painters, remember that keep
rye seck OF pure Leads, Paints Os !srnshes Pains
Brushes and ell kinds Of material for painting wiE
be undersold. h rAooss
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Do not buy your wall paper until you have OK
amined the elegant stock to be reen at osman &
Hapeman's.
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!. e. HATHENAN. GEORGE Z. VANCE.
AILs-. HATH l.N y y s. Y y = CO. lhyNi'
~ clans and surgeons, Ottawa, H. once southwest cor
ucr of Main aud Ia sale streets Dr. llayW 1ls residence
east ui FOX river, school house. Or. Vance VIII be
found IN Office, day and Night. Janll
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= n S.CiaN s.

4 +. RICH ARDS, N. H., HOMEOPATHIC Ply
VI. stefan and surgeon. Office northeast corner opera
Mnnsc BLucN. ErsIdoncc, CLIFTON lOtrl may2I-6nlO'
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GORTsCHAKoFF.--ln Prince GortSChakoil dis
appears one of the great men Of our time, and
perhaps the most remarkable of that company
of very old men who until recently were
prominent in the government of 50 many of
the European States. GortSChakON ThIrrS
Bcaconsiield and Emperor William were all in
active political service 5t one time, and all at
an age at which it appears Ia be assumed in
our country man Is iii for no other place
than ;hc chimney corner. Doubtless it l. q
characteristic fact that In conservative coun-
tries old men should be better able 10 retain
their hold, fpr the easier movement OF plbic
lite does not sweep moh out O.. sight with the
desperate rapidiy common with us But few
men in all our short history have remained in
public lite 90 the age at which Gorl>Chakoil
died, and without any dIsparaggmcnt of them
it may fairly he said that one 81 the rcmarka.
bic things in their career was that they 50 held
on Prince GortsChakoN was first Minister oi
of one of the great European States tor twenty.
four years, and in all that period held the
helm with stcldiuesS and discretion winch
will always entitlc him To be regarded rs one
of the great statesmen of the age. He was our
friend at a time when we had few in Europe
and foresaw the results of our war with a "a
raclty that was credtablc To him aud incalcu
lably important to us.-N. J. Hcrdid
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hI2. H.. w. w E,ISS, tDeutchcr nuctOr,) late Physi
Oncr over Srcs Cloth. store cor Main and la Sale
streets. Residence south BLUM at Mr.. iculs. ap2b
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ma. y. NJ. NIcAltrItiI2, OttaNn, m. o3ce
~ ID the opera House Glpr| open FROM Sucurk 4. "
oEoyocS Residence On B'utpu street, south Of !ll
moi, Avenue. whEE'o
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II NI.CDDFItIlN'. VI. -, l. r. C.. $. Edn
Il. burg. ONCE, ArmoUrs new building, on Madison
street. Residence, II webster street. duslIh
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I IL ~ = II - q ii .ltf.ltr, Attorneys At Law.
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Al KIN t.USSL, German Drue-lst ana Ap2tnec2ry,
vi twhulcstc and retail Main street ottawa, I'll. In.
porter Of Drugs, Chemicals, French CcEnac Brandes,
Wines, a..
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&. IsOTI4t.. Attorney q, Law. Oncc with u +
y. Lincoln, 10 Ii Sale street. OuWJ, Illinois, frh9lG
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nR. w NJ. sSlI IGpl'A ID, Member Of the Royal
~ College of Veterinary surgeons, England; LH"W o.
Tie London Veterinary Medical Associations also Ne'cu.
nv Editor DHhtou, Spirit ~ tie Yf can De- cor ~": a
his olce at Dcgens sale stable, Madison street aug
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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-04-29
NASBY
Mr.. MASBY'S FRIENDS HOLD A CON
vEMTl0N AT THE CORNERS, THE
SUBJECT UNDER DISCUSSION
BEING THE DEMOCRATIC
NOMINEE FOR THE PRES
lDEMCy.

Confedrit X Roads (Which il in
the State uv Kentucky, March 18Th,
Is 0.-The question ez to which hon
ist statesman the Dimocrisy shell nom
mate for the Presidency hez agitated
the Corners oncommonly NV late.
The Dinocrisy Of the Corners will
vote for anybody that the conyenshun
chooses to put on the track, for the
Corners recognize that the fust duty
NV a, Dimocrat is to open his
mouth and swallow whatever his lea
ders choose to drop into it. The DIM
ocrisy NV the Corners is a very easy
one to git on with. None NV 'em
reed without sich great labor that
they RELY don't consider. it worth
while wat its costs, and their infor-
nation, like their close, is generally
second handid.
decided that it wuz best to hold a
meetin to assertane wat wuz the
preferences Nv the Dimocrisy NV the
! Corners on this important matter,
and accordingly called one. am
ruther fond Of holdin meetings, for
not only helps to manetane to get
Bascom interested to the pint NV as
kin us all to take suthin wich is sooth-
in to the bowels. Likker erned in
that way is sweet, for it tastes jist ez
thoo yoo paid for it, and the gitton
NV it is a trlboot too yoor genius.
There wuz a great diversity NV opin-
yum on this pint, and every man in
meetm had a candidate NV his own
Decking Program w,lz quite yoonan-
imus in favor nv Voorhees,, NV InjeanS
for the first place on the tickit, fol
various reasons. Fust, there wusn't
any doubt about his Dimocrisy. Ht
wuz, dooring the late onpleasantness
a stanch friend nv the South, and Il
to-day jist as yoosful to us ez tho h'
wuz actilly a Southern man. In ou
opposishun to seckshunalism, we in
sist upon hevin n man entirel.
Southern in feelim The fact tina
Voorhees, is a Northern man does no
count again him. We are opposed tt
seckshunalism, and are willin to vot'
for Northern man, if we kin de
pend upon his entir devoshen to th'
South. This is all we require.
Another man wantid Tilden, anoth
ersBayard, NV Delaware, and yit an
other Thurman, NV Ohio, while
great many wuz entirely willin t
support Hancock, and even Gen. Nc
CIellan he'd some friends.
Finally some one asked il the Dim
ocrisy NV the Corners he'd thot up tn
great and good Tilden wich wu
swindled out Of the Presidency b.
eight to seven? Wuz there no sens
NV justis in the Corners? m
From every part Nv the meeti1
ther ariz q murmer NV disapproyal.
I'VE don't want no Tilden in ourn,
sed sevral; "he rs the tool NV the bloa
ted bond bolder!
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TtlEGRAPHiC R0TkS.

Parnell's candidate in County Cork
was defeated.
Distress in Ireland is reported on
the increase again.
Es-lImpress Eugene has arrived at
Cape Town, Africa,
Gen. Grant reached Bloomington,
ILL.,, last Sunday morning. NJ
Six more Of the alleged Pemsylva-
mia bribers are to be prosecuted.
Gen. Grant was we'll received at
Cairo and made neat speech.
The furniture factory at Martin
Warn, New York, burned. Loss,
500, 900.
Attempts to poison the Car by
mixing arsenic with his food have
been discovered.
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ising faithfully nevet to touch anoth-
er drop, but he was drunk in very
short time.
1t is indeed a most lamentable and
shocking affair, and the afflicted FAM
lily and relatives have the most pro-
found sympathy of all in their pecu-
liarly sad Bereavement. II also stands
out boldly as the most fearful war.
ming against the habit of intoxication
ever yet put on record in odr city.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-04-29

A dispatch from Atlanta, Ga, says
additional advices from the gold
fields III Nocooehe Valley, Ga. show
richer results than before reported.
A solid nugget was found on Monday
weighing 440 pennyweight, without
flaw or gravel. Two hands picked up
900 pennywcights in one day. The
mines are not for sale at any price.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-04-29

b Mail, Southwest, connects at Gor,lOns-
vile. with Ches. & Ohio II. r, East
aud West. At Lynchburg, connects
with Atlantic, Miss. II Ohio Il. u.
through Southwest Virginia to Nash.
villc, New Orleans, Memphis, Little
Book and TcXas-and ct Danville with
Richmond Il Danvillc Il. r., to Sonth
and Southwest.
Express Southwark connects at Cor
lon.villc to all points on Ches Is Ohio.
Mixed trains for Maine Line leave AL
exandria daily, except Sunday, 800 am.
and u noon, and returning ARRIVE at
Alexandra IL 10 and 2 80 p. IN.
FOR MANASSAS LINE leave Wash
ington Z 10 y. m. and Alexandria 35
IN. daily, except Sunday, arrive Mt
Strasburg Mt II % y. m c,nnecting with
the Valley Railroad East and West.
Leave Strasburg $50 p. IN. arriving at
Alexandria at s 40 p. m.
Mixed trains for MANASSAS division
leave, Alexan lria, Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, at . a. m, and returns
Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday, at 2 4s
| p. m.
For Nijllcburg, daily connections at
| Plains station
Fo. Uppervillc, regular connection at
Delaplanc.
For Warrentoh, leave Washington at
10.
All trains make good connections, at
Washington. to and from North and
/ West.
/ Ncw Orleans sleeper leaves Washing
ton ot Z 10a. nj. running through with
out change.
On express trains, leaving Washing
ton ut q, 10, p.i m. Marks Adjustable
Reclining Char Car, with extra charge
only 81, through to Danville, conncc-
ting with all South. ae ,l
Excursion tickets to Jacksonville
Fla, good to return until May 10th, lsst
on sale ut Washington, Alexandria
Charlottesville and Lynchburg.
through tickets very low to the Soiitl
Southwest. 1f9g ea Z
j. NJ. BBOADTS, G.T.A
Alexandria Va.
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TIME TURNS THE TABLES.

p - A-N
Ten years ago, when she was ten,
| used to tease and scoldsher;
l liked her and She loved ME then,
"a A boy some five years Older.
| liked her, she would fetch my book,
Bring lunch to stream or tbicket, E
Would oil my gun and bait my hook
And feel for hours at cricket.
Shed mend my cap or find my whip;
All! but boys hearts are stony;
I liked her rather less than "Gyp'
And far less than my pony.
She loved me then, though Heaven
knows why
Small wonders she had hated;
Fer scores Of dolls she had to cry,
Whom | decapitated.
| tore her frock, I mussed her hair,
Called red the sheen upon it;
Out fishing | would even dare
Catch tad-poles in her bonnet.
Well, now expiate my crime
The Nemises of fables
Comes after years-to day old Time
On me has turned the tables.
I'm twenty-five, she's twenty now,
Dark-eyed, fair checked and bonny
The curls are golden round her brow
She smiles and calls me "Johny."
OF yore, / used her Christian name,
But now, through fate or malice,
When she is by, my lips cant frame
The letters that spelt "Alice.'
I who could laugh at her and tease,
Stand silent now before her; q.
Dumb through the very wish tt
please, 4
A spcechless, shy adorer, z
Or, if she turns to me to speak,
I'm dazzled by her graces;
The hot blood rushcs to my check,
babble commonplaces.
She's kind and cool; ah; Heave1
| knows how, =
4
| I wish she blushed and faltered!
She likes me. and | love her now;
All me! how things have altered
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-04-29
A GOOD STORY OF JACKSON.

General Jackson was once visiting
a Kentucky town, where aihong the
gentlemen presented to him was Maj.
Lewis, who desired to impress Jackson
and his admirers with his own inde-
pendence. Taking dlgniied atti-
tude, he said: "Well, General, have
all my life been voting against YOU
jackson eourteously bowed to him
and said, good humoredly: "Well
Major Lewis, ] have all my life beer
fighting the battle Of my country in
order that you might enjoy that priv.
Disqualification News.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-04-29

The Charleston News says in South
Carolina farming is being done. more
extensively, more industriously and
more intelligetitly thai ever before
known by the Oldest inhabitant. Men
are working with all their might, and
with cheerfulness, therby raising ag-
riculture from the previous status Of
an isolated and plodding calling to
that OF q I've, hopeless business, in
which an enlightened and economical
consideration is given to surroundings
and their bearings.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-04-29
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SCHOOL MONEY.
The COmptroller's Scmi-Annual
AppOrttOnment.

BY the acts Of 1873, chapter 95, all
moneys in the Treasury Of tile State
for the annual support of the public
schools, on the first Monday of Oc-
tober ard April of each year, shall be
apportioned by the Comptroller
among the several counties of the
State, according tothe scholastic pop
ulation. The following apportiona
ment for the different counties in
East Tennessee has been made: