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Smith and Jones.


One Whter'herr r.hef" Trenton NJ. :.
two men, named Smith and Jones, both
OF whom had designs upon IN" lt"glSlh.
ture. Jones had Il bad Wtic, ANA was m
love with another pretty WonaA. tie
wished to be divorced from the'bad Wlle,
50 that h" could marry the pretty woman,
who, bY-the-bY was a widow, with spark
ling black eyes, ana such a bust smith
had a good wife, plump as a robin. good
rs an angef,fnd-the mother OF ten rhlldren.
Smith did not want to get divorced, but
sought to get Il charter Tor n turnpike from
Pigs Run 10 Terl~pin Hollow. So. with
these different Objects, they came TO lren-
ton, and addressed the assembled wisdom
there with the usual arguments. lSt.
Oyster suppers, with ariel background OF
steak and vrn~on. ID Liquors in abund-
ance, from the stunning Jersey lightning
to the buhhlin@ champagne. 10 speak in
plain. prose, Jones gave Il champagne
supper and Smith followed with d cham
payne breakfast.
Under the modifying influence OF these
tempting repast~, the wise law-maker>
pas ed both the divorce and turnpike bills,
and Jones and onth-wth a copy OF each
bill, in parchment, in their pocket>-went
My love" said smith, when he was
once rrprc lc1rnfortIbNA ehscqnced before
his ow42 donaeslie hearthstond, and speak
inc to his wife, who was ministering to
the necessities ct the youngest offspring,
Il am one of the directors of the Pigs
Run and Terrapln Hollow Turnpike, and
will be president, my dear. II will quite
set us up in life. We will send our children
to boarding school, and live in style off
the tolls. Here's the charter, ducky."
''Let me See il, pet" said the wife who
was the best OF wives, with plumpness
and good nature beaming all over her
face She nestled on smith 5 shoulder and
threw her arm lovingly about his neck, as
she helped him examine the parchment.
Suddenly Smiths visage grew long
His wife's looked blank. Smith was not
generally prot;tne, but now he ripped out
a fearful oath
"BIast it, Wife," he shouted, luliously,
chose internal scoundrels at Trenton
have divorced us ~
1t was too true. The parchment he held
OF Smith and his wife appeared in fright
fully big letters. Mrs Smith wiped hen
eyes with the corner of her apron. HI sire
exclaimed
''Oh dear, here's a turnpike, Mr. Smith,
with the whole ten of our children staring
me in the face, i amt your wife"
Here the voice of the poor woman be-
came choked with sobs, and her utter
ances were too imdistinct TO be recorded.
As for Smith, he cursed away at such a
rate, AS would have convinced any spec
fator Of the proprietV of sending him a
missionary Although the night was dark.
and the denizcns Of the village had retired
to their beds Smith bid his wife put on her
bonnet, and arm-in-arm they proceeded
to the house of the clergyman OF their
church.
Goodness, bless me Y exclaimed the
mild, good man, as he saw them enter,
Smith looking like the last June shad,
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-SarTsSsS-.s Farmers and Stock Raisers in Belfast
k0N4 and vicinity who wish to improve their
OH stock with good blood are informed
-----4A---,A4 that have il Short Horn Bull and
Jersey Bull, each two Years old, which will be kept
at my farm for service during the season. Take your
choice of breeds. DANIEL L., PITCHER
Belfast. June, lo72.-6w47
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TESTING NIALs,
AUTIDN
10 Females in Delicate Health

DR. DOW Physician and Surgeon, No. Endi.
cot street Boston, is consulted daily for all diseases
ilncldent to the female system. Prolapus Uteri or
Failing of the Womb, fuer Albus, SUPPRESSION
and other Menstrual Derangements, are all treated
ton new pathological principles, and speedy relief
guaranteed in a few days. SO invariably certain s
the mode of treatment that most obstitate
complaints yield under it, and the afflicted person
soon rejoices in perfect health.
Dr. Dow has no doubt had greater experience in
the cure of diseases of women than any other phv.
stefan in Boston,
+ Boarding accommodations for patients wto may
wish to stay in Boston few days under his treat
ment. IA
DIR. Dow. since lS45, having confined his whole al
tenton to an office practice for the cure of Private
Diseases and Female Complaints, acknowledges no
superior in the United States.
n. B.. All letters mist contain one dollar or
they will not be answered.
/ Office hours from A. M.to9P.M
/ hostoh' July %, 1871. 1yr3
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A bashful printer refused a situation in
a printing office where females were
employed, saying he never t'set up" with
a gal in his life.
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TAKEN Down. Captain Judkins. for
many years commodore of the Cunard
line of steamers, had q certain way occa-
sionally of expressing himself in reply to
what he deemed pointless questions from
passengers. In fact, dove-hke sweet
ness Of manner was not the commodore s.
best point.
On one of his latest voyages he had
among the passengers Bishop Littlejohn
and wife, of Long Island. Mrs. Little
john one day. being near the commodore.
;tske | him if i was not going to rain.
"Ask the cook" was his bluff reply.
81 beg pardon" said Mrs. Littlejohn,
sum I not spcohiaeg 10 The cook 2"
History has not informed us as to the
precise phraseoogy of his response.
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A JUBILEE INCIDENT. Two Lawrence
ladies visited the Jubilee on Monday, and
one carried her own and the others ticket
They got separated at the Coliseum, and
the lady who held the tickets. while max
ing anxious inquiries for her friend, was
answered by a gentlemanly appearing
man that he was perfectly well acquainted
with the lady, and would carry to her the
ticket, at the same time taking the ckets
of both out of the lady's hand and darling
away. The action was so sudden, and
the lady so much taken by surprise, that
before she recovered herself the scamp had
disappeared in the crowd. The superin-
tendent of the chorus, on the matter being
explained to him, duplicated the stolen
tickets, and the ladies passed into the Ju-
bilee rejoicing. Lawrence American.
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C. P. KIMBALL
PORTLAND, ME.
3m43 uu ..
For Sale.
For Sale

To close the affairs OF the late firm of Mudgett,
Libby Griffin, the following property is offered for
sale: Steam MILL situated at the mead OF Cape
Jeeson liarbor, in Stockton, very desirable local
ity for general numbering business, eaSyto ship from
either by land or water, good homage tor logs where
they can always lay aioat. TIE mill is thoroughly
built, has engine OF about 60 horse power, built
by Muzzy Iron Works Bangor, and the following
machinery-Sash or up and down Saw Edger, Stave
Machine, Single Machine, Daniels Plantr, and one
of Knowlton's Bevel Saws" for saving ship-timbcr
to the moulds and bevels. There is a ship yard on
the premises and in connection with the MILL is the
best locality for ship-buding in the State.
Logs consisting Of Spruce, liackmetack, Pine &C.,
sufficient to run the mill for thl ee months Some
choice oak suitable for Stems and Stern-Posts for
vessels. Store House at Fort Point Cove and one
quarter of the wharf, oneeighth bark Anne: lean
Lloyd's, one-siXteenth bark Masonic, one-sixternth
bark Henry Flltner, one sixternth brig licrmon,
three-eights sch Emma, ore-quarter sch Minettl,
one-siXteenth brig Moroposa. For further particu-
lars enquire of the undersigned
a~so Ats S'HS%S ns SH%&as. A.-sne~-
EVERETT STAPLES,
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Standard Preparation, endorsed by the most ra
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ers atteSted by thousands who have used It. .'i
II ia sure quick remedy for all diseases Of the
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Drethra, Retention or Incontinence Of Urine,
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dies OF The Urino, Genital Organs.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
everywhere. 1yl9
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Belfast Savings Bank
NOW rs THE TIME TO DEPOSIT
"A Penny Saved is Penny Earned"

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Belfast, July 10, 1870
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Manhood: How Lost, How Restored.

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DR.. A. TRASk'S' 81
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FLEMING, W. J. Robert Phcl.n
agent. Yard near the Elevator. See al
PECK, JOHN l.. Yard corner Of
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Tailors.

SLOAN, F.. d. See card A&@+a z-.s
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Phot0tranhs.
P0iEters d Gknziers.

SLOAN, e. B. nearly opposite the
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