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Pills, Potions and Pungencles.

You can't do too much for your employer,
man. said somebody to a big-fsted strong
backed man Of-all-work, on the wharf, the other
day. = Arrah.' eplied Pat, with emphasis
.'neither will L."
THE TENACITY OF TRUTH. When nation
as clear headed ~ the Americans once become
convinced, from long experience and OBJ Serva-
ton, that an article possesses superior excel
lence Is a medicine. not all the preposterous
clamor of all the worthless nostrum vendors In
the universe can shake their belief in its eff
cheney. Truth is a very tenacious thing, a.
these worthless are beginning to discover. Plan
TATION BITTERs has too firm a hold upon the
popular esteem to be in the siignte> degree ef-
fected by the cold water diatribes which the ad-
vertisers of fermented slops without partl-
Gle of alcohol" are so fond of launching against
alcoholic preparations. The public knows very
well that this peerless renovant and tonic doc,
contain spirits, but it also knows that they are
of the purest and most wholesome desc ription
VIZ: fine old st. CroiX, the most active and
beneficial difuser of its remedial and invigorat-
ing properties throughout the system which
could possibly be adopted
Put out your tongue little farther" said a
doctor 10 female patient; "a little farther, If
you pease-a little farther still" 'Why, doc
tor cried the gaping individual, "do you think
there is no end to a woman's tongue?n
GENERAL DEBILITY. In this complaint the
good effects Of the VEGETINE are realized i'm
mediately after commencing to take it as de
| bitv denotes deficiency of the blood All {
| VEGETINE acts directly upon the blood The
| is no remedy that will restore the health from
debility like the VEGETINE. 1t is nourishin.
and strengthening, purilies the blood, regulate
the bowels, quiets the nervous system, act
| directly upon the secretions, and arouses tn,
whole system to action. II has never failed II
this complaint.
A gentleman took lady out to ride the othe
evening, and came home with false curl a,
tached to the side Of bis cap. He wonders no,
it got there.
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To stimulate the nervous system aud nvigof-
ale il when Frustrated by such distressing mala-
dies as kidney, bladder and glanduar diseases,
mental and physical debility, diabetes. gravel
female irregularities, loss of vigor, and com
plants of the urino genital organs and general
debility ther i no medicine equal to or " hch
acts 80 promptly as SMoLANDFR's RUCHU. 1t
strikes at the root of such diseases, and n per-
feet cure is the inevitable result
A Yankee editor out West saws: ''rhe march
of civilization Is onw ward-OnWard like the slow
but intrepid steps OF jacEa>s to peck Of oats
Horse Men" and others who pretend to
| know. say that the following directions h,h bet
ter he observed in using "Sherldans Cav airy
/ Condition Powders: = Give horse "a table
! spoonful every night tor 4 week: the same
every other night for or nights; the same
| for mich cow and twce much for An OK.
| The addition of little tiue salt will win be an
/ advantage.
I Because horses are used to reus it does not
/ follow that they are indifferent to wet weather
| We have heard recently of several severe
| cases of spinal diseases cured by John sons
| Anodyue Lniment;" one case of a man forty
| five years old, VINO had not done days work
! for four wears. The back should first be wash
| ed, then rubbed with coarse towel. Apply
| the Liniment cold, and rub in well with the
| hand
| Speaking OF the danger of catching smallpox
! by handling greenbackS, country editor con-
graduates himself that he's safe enough,
nrnd ~ y sip .ne ~ te
! oI rbIs - eyn,1Ient siso far snra tbro,t ~
j., rho ini,t. snd nao,e sav III rGa i,te =
charm :. A. Howes Il Co., wholesale agents,
! WHY i moth fp,tarino ro,nd candle lipa
man getting Of horse Because they are
poth goitg % a-hxht.
| Trnt-s ,<ps or PROMISING; Ynrrps. Of both
seXe,,, 90 down 70 untimely graves from general
debility and weakness, who might be saved by
foruiyng their systems with Iron. The Peru
| Yian syrup l. an iron one prepared eS press
| ~ 10 supply thi' Vlta'lzlng element ana j. the
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MARRIAGE GUIDE.

~ khI ONE IS OWN DOCTOR Being pri-
Vae n-tructor Tor married persons, those about
10 be ntrried both male and female, in everything
concerning the physiology and relations OF our
sexual system, and the production and prevention Of
offspring including all the discoveries never be-
tore given the English language, by WM YOUNG
NJ. U, Fhis is really valuable and interesting
work 1t is written in plain language tor the general
reader and Illustrated with numerous Engryings.
All Young married people or those contemplating
marriage, and having the least impeachment to mar
rled ite should read this book 1t discloses secrets
that every should be acquainted with stil it is
book that must be locked up and not let lo about
the house. lt will be sent to any address receipt
OF 80 cents. Address DR.. WIN. YOUNG, No. 4l6
Spruce Street, above Fourth Philadelphia.
Hs-AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE-N No
matter what may be your disease, before YOU place
yourself under the care of any Que OF the QCACkS
native and tor,i gn--who advertise in tins or any
other paper, get a copy of DR.. ioung's Book and
read it carefully IL will be the means Of saving YOU
many dollar, you health, and possibly your life
DIR. Young can be consulted on any OF the diseases
described in his publications by mail or at his office
No. 4l6 spruce Street, above Fourth, Philadelphia
6m2lsp
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NJ Stearus, of this city, Mr Sheffield, Of
Newport and Boston gentleman, and
summoned her witnesses who appeared
for the trial, her former husband, John
Boxer of New York, among the number
She intended to make an answer by pre-
ierring the same charges against her has
band that he had against her, but at the
last moment her counsel held out the flag
Of truce, offering to make no defence pro-
viding the doctor would withdraw the
charges of adultery and abusive treatment.
This was consented to aAd the case terni-
mated by having a hearing before Judge
Amesinstead OF a Jury trial The Judge
after hearing the evidence, granted di-
NOrce and thus terminated the suit, much
e the disappointment of Northampton
people, who had anticipated rich scene
and spicy trial. The doctor, though
victorious at last, says as matter of ad-
vice to marriageable young men: Don't
trade horses with a woman; 1t leads to
fearful consequences
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A Peculiar Divorce Suit in High Life.

SPRINGFIELD, April 20. A suit for di-
yorce, between well known parties who
hold high social positions, was terminated
at NorthanXton today, in the Supreme
Court, Judge Ames presiding. The par
ties are Dr.. a. W. Thompson of North
/ ampton, physician OF high standing, and
/ his wife, Mrs. Boxer Thompson, lady
I well know in musical and fashionable cir
1 cles Mrs. Thompson is a daughter of
/ Albert j. Anderson of Newport, r. L.
retired New York merchant She mar
| red for her first husband John Boxer a
son Of the proprietor OF the well known
| Boxer bitters, tipple known throughout
| the civilized world, and a brother OF Mary
Ann Boxer, who several years since as
tonished all New 7 York by marrying her
fathers coachman Mrs Boxer Thomp-
son obtained a divorce from her frs, hus-
band, John Boxer, for adultery, and with
her three children removed to Northamp-
ton, where she took up her residence some
elght OF ten years ago. She purchased q
fashionable residence, kept fast horses
and made great display on the road as
dashlng and busting woman Of busi-
ness Finally she made the acquaintance
OF Dr. thompson, young widower who
held high position in professional and
social circles, and this acquaintance which
commenced in horse trade with the doc
tor, ripened into ardent love and finally
marriage, the doctor believing that wo-
man who could show 50 much skill and
adroitness in trading horses and pre-
side SO gracefully at the piano, would
make an attractive and thriving wife
tor a country physician. The honey
} moon passed most happily, but AS time
rolled by she INDUCED in various schemes
that surprised her husband and final
ly estranged him. She declined to en-
tertain his friends, rented her home in
the summer months, went either to New
port or on trip to Europe. leaving hel
husband to dispense pills and po wders tc
his patients while she had season ol
recreation. This thing finally became
chronic, and the doctor objected and suee
) for divorce, alleging in his libel desertior
/ and abusive treatment. Subsequently h
: added the charge of adultery She mad
t great preparations to meet the suit, am
l employed as legal advisers Samuel T
) Spaulding, of Northampton, Hon. Georg
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{ Obituarg notices beyond the Date, Name and Age
must be paid for.

lObituorg notices, beyond the Date, Name and Age
must be pail for
in this CITY, April >, Mrs. Abbie l.. Frisbie, aged
32 years and months.
Northport, at the residence OF his father, Jere
mah Hart, Jr., aged 3 wears and months. After
4 long and distressing illness, he hade adeu to the
cares and troubles OF life by which dispensntiop OF
Providence a father mother, sisters and brothers,
together with two orphan children are berett of a
loved member of the family circle. Mr. Hart was a
former resident OF Massachusetts. where his wife
died Abou' wear since. Anxious relatives and
friends watched and hoped, but the dark winged
angel Of death hroodel over MIS- pillow, and he pass
ed from the mortal TO the immortal. passed to the
unseen shore whera are al fast journeying. "Th6
silver cord il loo-ei The golden howl IS broken y
but must bow in submission to the will OF Heaven
and meeklv "pass under the rod
Hark theg whisper angels say,
Spirit, spirit come away.
In Ellsworth, April l6 Mr.. Charles Deaitre, aged
Il wears.
In Trenton April 9, Edward j. Haynes, aged s!
years.
In Rockland April 10, VIM s. son OF Sabine ano
Abby Lord, aged Is and months.
In Union, April IS, Hudson Nj son OF Mai and
Ann Mosman, aged 10 years.
In Thomaston, April 4, Mrs. Betsey Grant, sgec
IS wears and mouths.
m Warren, April L., Fannie II Smith, aged Il
years and months.
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Miss Edith OGormans Marital Tribu-
latons.

Miss Edith O'Gorman, the esca ped nun.
is stopping at the Nicollet, room 40, al
though her name does not appear ON the
register. The register shows an entry on
Tuesday last OF the name Of Prot Aut-
fray and wife which includes Miss o.
German, roOming as aforesaid Prot
Anttray" is a large, middle-aged man
with fair complexion beautiful black
hair and moustache. and he wears heavy
cloak and silk hat; he has altogether q
distinguished air about him, and one
would suppose him to be either railroad
president or u senator. He rooms with
Miss Edith, and is supposed to be her
husband. Miss Edith il not allowed to
come down to her meals nor to leave the
room on any preteXt except 10 lecture at
the Academy OF Music On one Or two
occasions tenants OF Nicoll-t, roaming in
the vicinity OF 't49' have heard 4 disturb
ance IN that room. and have been salts
fed that somebody has been naltreated
To-day about noon these noises occurred
again, and mingled with them wert.
screams ot the woman. and blow after
bloW. and entreaty after entreaty for incr-
cy. The ladies attempted an entrance,
but We're denied and the disturbance
ceased. fhe brute Autfray was evident
ly engaged in beating Miss O'Gorman.
whether upon provocation or not, makes
no difference. Minneapolis News.
Similar manifestations are said 10 hay t
been observed when the escaped nun was
stopping in this city On the whole we
think Miss O'Gorman made a poor specu-
lailon when she snapped a convent for a
~ Ant ID ;,,,
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C0rretFed WeeNlp Tor he journal.
BELFAST, "Wednesday, April =, ls7,
BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

MONDAY, April %, 1872.
BUTTER We quote fine New YORK and Ner
mont Butter IL 3}a3ec. good darics 2oie5c
bakers lla'2c. choiee Vermont at 3oat3c choice
New York 29i 22c per b.
CHEESE W. quote ehoice factory at L i-2.,Is l-y
per 10 good actory idll7c good dairy l5tl7c, com
EIGs-w ", qlote " estern at l.s>oo, and Eastern
2h22. per doz
B1AS>-We I,sote choice Eastern hsnd-picked
pea beans at 81 90 Northern do 80 90; common
- 25,} ~; choice handpicked mediums 50 Z;
common 10 good : SOAP -
NkGkFABLtS-W We quote ST 62a65c Tor jackson
Wnite-, and sots5c tor Early Rose. Onions *2 5Oa
- per BIOL
GRASS >EEDs-We quote Herds Grass at - l2
a3 80 per bush. Clover al l1t1O &C, ana Red TOl
- - % p per sack.
DRIED APPLES-We quote choice sliced East
cru ia 4c l<t2c for qu uttered DO New ok sliced
I2tl2 ana qnartered 10 l-2all Il.
ii Awe quote choice Vermont and Canada hay
at : j l56 per ton; ordinary do At s3ol33. Western
Timothy 20 81. New ! Iork straw s30s3l per ton.
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BANK OF DEPOSIT.
II. A. HaWIey \ Co.,
BA ERS

No. 1 Dev0nshtre. cor. state ST.. Boston.
Four per cent. interest allowed on deposit
accounts, subject to check drawn any City
Bank.
Out-otown depostors will have their remittances
and collections promptly wledged.
We do q General Banking and Commission Bus-
ness, negotiate Bonds Stocks Notes and other
Securities make collections throughout United States
and Europe. AS
DEALERS IN SECURITIES,
we invite Inquiries relating to Investments and
give below the prices of few of the most desirab BILE
Bonds
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota 7s 90 l-2
Indianapolis bloomington and Western 7s 20
Logansport, Crawtordvile and 5. W So g5
Chesapeake and Ohio 6s "a
Connecticut Valley y 70
New York and Oswcgo "a IS
o. s. Bonds ami other marketable Securities allow
ed full price in exchange sp3m37
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MARRIED..

In this city, q, by Rev. W. 0. Thomas. Henry c.
Miller ana Miss Martha }. Flanders, both of North
port.
In Boston, 10th inst, Capt Reuben H. Burgess
In Searsport, April 81, by Emery Sawyer, Esq :,
Mr.. Edward f. Larrabee of Swanville and Miss
Laura A. Small of Waldo.
In Rockport, April Is, Mr., George II, Robinson OF
Thomaston and Miss Belle K. Bowers of r.
In Madison April 8, Mr.. Frank A, Jones of Cam
den and Miss Sarah l.. Smell OF Concord
In Damariscotta, March 80, Capt. Oscar s. Yates
OF Bristol and Della o. Hoffses Of D.
In s. w. Harbor, April l3, Mr. John H. Gilley nd
| Miss Emeliue NJ Mason both of Mt Desert
| In Franklin, April l3, Mr.. James Z. Parsons and
| Miss Lizzie NJ. Butler, both of +
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brother employed me Reported to full
court. Hubbard. Varney, Abbott.
The grand jury came in, reported, and
were discharged finally. Indictments We're
found against Thomas Dougherty for as
sault and battery; Alonzo W. Greer,
same; Robert Morrow, Jr., for assault
with intent to kill; Charles Mlliken,
larceny; James Sullivan, same; Samuel
B Coleman ct al, false pretences.
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Bella ST Police Court.
BEFORE JUDGE JOHNSON

solomon Palmer, of Nortbport, was arraign-
ed on Saturday. charged with having made a
pocket and bottle sale of liquor TO James
Smallev. i'll the streets of Belfast. James, who
was found decidedly under the influence of the
ardent. testified that such was the case. Sol
omon declined 10 call any witnesses or to te-ti-
fly in his own behalf. or make any defence
whatever. Sentenced to a fine OF $50 and costs.
from which he appealed.
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This superb Hair Dye is the best in the world
perfectly harmless, reliable and Instantaneous nc
dis ppointmeut ridiculous tints or dsagreeable
odor The genuine Wm A. Bachelors Hair Dye
produces lMMEDIATELY splendid Black or natura
Brown, leaves the hair clean soft, beautiful; doe.
not contain particle OF lead any injurious com
pound, sold by all Druggists. Factory, 1t BONI
SIREkI. y. Y. lYrlIsn
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Rttt>'N PRESIDING

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h7ru Wsiio, CHARLES W.
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l- Dodge = Danlei ward.
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u tue enclosure BY the pound
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SHIP NEWS.

Sch Nellie, of Belfast French at New York from
Demarars reports, March lq, lat. I2 lon. 80, took
gale NE, carried away head OF toremast and was
obliged to put into Grenada for repairs.
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Call and See
FirSt-claSS Tailoring Establishment
FURNISHING GOODS
NOTICE.

The young people, OF the Baptist Sabbath School
In this city [lsssted by their riends) will give
an entt rtainment in HAYFORD HALL, THURS
DAY evening, April 25, consisting OF Dialogues,
Rectations, Tabeaux, Songs, Duets. Quintettes,
and Choruses or the purpose OF replenishing their
library. Admission rs cents Children Is cents.
Per Order
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Foreclosure.

7 THE UNDERSIGNED, hereby give public notice
/ that claim by virtue ot the mort age dt ed
hereinafter mentioned, all the premises in and by
said deed conveyed 10 wit: the land aud buildings
in the town OF knox. in the County OF " aldo, the
same which >ias l.. Woo tbury couvcl ed to me by
his deed of mortgage dated NJ rch Is, 1871 which is
recorded in said Waldo County Registry OF Deeds,
Vol. l57, Page p, the same premises which | con-
veycd to said Silas l.. Woodbury. by deed dated
March Is, 1871, to which ced or its record In said
registry reference may be had Tor a description OF
said premises; the condition in the aforesaid mort
gage deed has been broken by reason whereof claim
Il foreclosure OF said mortgage.
SARAH CARTER.
Dated at Knox AprI 20 1872, 2,-Sw4,+
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BOUNTIES.

NILFS 5. STAPLES is prepared to obtain O
vi States Bonntes for tine following persons on
application 10 hun by letter or by eating at hts
Office
Soldiers, land not thri~ hsr- who enlisted prior
to July %, s6i, and were musterti 'or three years
ana were houorably discharged, uot having received
any L. ). Bounty,
Drafted Men or their Substitutes who entered the
service before sept. D. 1861 Tor three wears.
Soldiers their Heirs Who Ntre entitled TO boun-
ty und,r act OF July - ls6i but neglected to hle
their claim before january l3, ~ I.
All letters accompanied by postage stamp viii be
promptly answered. MILES ), staples.
Belfast April 49, le92--ti4i
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The Liberal Movement.

The Liberal Movement.
New YORK, April IS. An enthusiastic
meeting of the German Liberal Republi-
cans was held in this city this evening,
AT which resolutions were unanimously
adopted to send six delegates to the Gin
cinnati Convention. one from each of the
Congressional Districts, and that these
delegates shall be instructed to insist up
on the insertion of plank in the Cincin-
matt platform which Shall promise thor
ough reform of the civil service. The
meeting was addressed by several Ger
man speakers, and il WAS proposed to
call a mass meeting of German Liberal
Republicans to be held at the Cooper In
stitute some time before the first of MAY
The New York Evening Post. which
has not declared in favor of the Cincinnati
movement. says of the Grant meeting in
thai city. after recognizing All its strong
points Tine strictly personal tone Of
all the official action Of the meet
ing. as il composed OF General Grants
own followers, is enough to prevent it
from exercising great influence on the
country. even if the meeting had been
more united. enthusiastic aud respectable
than il was
WASHINGTON. Apjl l9 The Liberal
Republican call for p State Convention in
Pennsylvania and delegation to Cincin-
nati has, next TO the detection of Gov.
Palmer Of Illinois, caused the greatest
con Sternation in Administration circles
here to-day. from lhe fact that il comes
from = Stale thar the Grant party must
movement becomes as formidable in
PennsN lvsnia and Illinois as is now prom
,ed the Grant men here concede the loss
OF those States and the success Of the Lib
eral ticket. ForneF's Press to-day m
dorses the character and standing OF the
/ men VINO nave ISSUED TINS Liberal call III
Pennsylvania.
olonel W. +, Bartlett was named a 4
Grant delegate IN Massachusetts. but he
declines the honor IN letter 10 the Spring
Held (Mass) Repubhcan. tie says that
ne SHOWS ol thousands OF other good sol
Alers VINO are now counted on to 20 tor
Hrant VINO are waiting Tor me homlna-
hon OF another man ON whom ne passes
a high eulogN nat man, he informs US,
Is Charles Francls Adams.
Horace Greeley has addressed the toll
lowing letter t. gentleman n New
Orleans, IN which lie advises the negroes
70 sustain the Cincinnati Convention. By
PERMISSION It was published IN The New
Orleans Republican last Friday, and tel
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To Joseph williamson, Justice Of the Peace Win.
in and for the County OF Waldo.
WYE the undersigned members Of the First Par
w Isl, in Belfast in said County, represent thar
there has been no legal citing OF id Parish, lor
thrt years prior TO the dttc Of this application.
Wherefore, they Apply to and request you in com
pance with the provisions Of thu 81 tute 20 issue
Your warrant to one OF their number, directing him
TO notify the members OF said Parish in manner
provided by law 70 meet at the meeting house BE-
longing TO said Parish, on Monday, the sixth day a.
May next, nj two OF the clock in the afternoon, to
act the following articles, viz
list. TO choose a Moderator, Clerk, two more
Assessors, Collector, Treasurer, standing Com
mittee, and all other neediul officers.
I'd. TO determine in what manner all tu'ure an
nuut and other meetings OF sald Parish may be here
after notified.
Sd. To determine at what time and place the an
nual meetings of said Parish shalt be hereafter held
4h. To see what OF money they will raise,
and in what manner TOR the support of the public
ministry OF religion, and tor other necessary PARISH
charges.
5th To act on any other business which may
properly come before said meeting
Dated at said Belfast, this tenth day OF April a.
ID. 1872. WM. Il. WASHBTRN,
RICHARD MOODY,
JAMES Z. WAITE,
W, 4. CoLBURN,
STATE OF MAINE.
WALDO ss-To William F. Washhurn one of the
foregoing applicants. \ gu hereby
SIS I directed to notify the members OF the
H''' Frst Parish in Belfast, In said County,
TO meet at the time and place. and Tor
the purposes specit;ed in the foregoing application
by posting up certified copy thereof, and OF this
warrant, three weeks before said time OF meeting,
the principal outer door of the meeting house of
said Parish, and in one more public places IN said
Belfast and publishing it in the Republican ournal,
a newspaper published in sid County Of Waldo.
Given under my hand and seal at said Belfast, this
tenth day OF April, A. u. 1872.
JOSEPH WILLIAMSON,
Justice OF the Peace
true copy. Attest-wlLLlAM F. wAsuBUES.
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The New York Evening Post, which
has not declared in favor of the Cincinnati
movement, says of the Grant meeting in
thai city. after recognizing All its strong
points Tine strictly personal tone OF
all the official action Of the meet
ing, as if composed OF General Grants
own followers, is enough to prevent it
from exercising great influence on the
country, even if the meeting had been
more united, enthusiastic aud respectable
than il was "