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john Mitchell has been elected &c
the British Parliament from County
Tipperary, Ireland, Mr.. Disraeli gave
notice in the House last Tuseday night
that he would move resolution de
claring him incapable Of election, as he
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"A Michigan man recently got a
divorce from his wife, intending to
marry another woman, who, however,
got tired Of waiting and married an
other man the day the divorce was
granted. Then he hesitatel whether
Or not to make up with his former
wife and marry her again, and while
he was considering the matter, she
married another fellow.
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David had q GOOD time

King David had good time in
Massachusetts,. The whalers called
on him, and among them were very old
sailors. One, Captain Gardner, nine
ty years of age, is the only survivor o.
the crew of the first whaler that called
at the Sandwich Islands seyenty-fve
years ago. At that time the Queen
swan out to the ship. The contrast
between Sandwich Island Queen,
guiltless Of costume, swimming out to
a whaler in 1900 and an Island King,
loaded with furs, careering across this
continent in palace car IN 1874, is q
spectacle of rare significance.
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An IRISH GHOsr SToRY.-A super
natural incident is said to have oc-
cured in the wilds Of Kerry short
time since. 1t seems that woman
residing in Glentleck received q call
from the spirit of her husband, q "man
Of the farming class, clothed in a
shroud and white strockiug and
gloves" The farmer in white gloves
stated that Since his death some time
back, although he ought to be in
heaven, he was detained elsewhere
on account Of owing sum of Glj to
friends of his, and he begged of his
wife TO give him the money. The
woman in full faith gave him $40. and
promised to give him the rest in q few
days if he called for it. Meanwhile
she went and told to the priest the cir
cumstances of the case, and he, seeing
the fraud, made proper preparations tc
receive the poacher of the manor
When the ghost, in complete buria,
costume arrived for the bank note, he
was at once received by couple of pc
lice, and proved, as ghosts do in oul
day, mere pretender. He will now
have to answer for his misconduct be
fore q magistrate.
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no the Afflicted. No matter under
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"A pious colored clergyman ex-
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in the following concise remarks.
Breddern, knows dat Brudder Beech
er am innocent, and you must belebe
him innocent likewise. Butt am
gis possibul he's done been among
sllunks.
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They tried to scare a man in Mis-
souri, by threatening to tar and feather
him; but he replied: Come on with
your old tar; I've been there six times
and I've got a receipt for washing it
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Arrangement of Trains, commencing
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through to Bangor; also with train leaving Bos-
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and Portland 2.35 p. M. for Boston.
*Pullman Sleeping Car Express Train. ~. B.
This train runs Sunday but not on Monday.
Accommodation Train.
fast Express.
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GEORGE BACHELDER. Supt.
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