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I'm insolvency.

Court Of Insolvency for the County of Cumberland
State Of Maine,
October Sd, A. d. 1882.
In case Of JABEZ H. CUSHNIAN, Insolvent
Debtor.
fVHIS u to give netice that on the second
Il daJ Of October, A. ID. 1882, a warrant In in
solvency was issued by Henry G. PEABODY, Judge OF
the court Of insolvency for sail County OF Gum
berland, against the estate of said
JABEZ H. CUSHMAN Of windham.
in the County of Cumberland, adiudged to be
an lnsovent debtor on petition Of said debtor which
petition was fled on the second day Of Octo-
Der, A. ID. 1882 TO which date interest claims
to be computed.
That the payment of any debts to or by said Debt-
Or and the transfer and delivery of any property By
him are forbidden by law;
That ameeting of the creditors Of said debtor, to
prove their debts and choose or more Assignees
OF his estate, viii be held at Court of Insolvency
TO be holden at Probate Court room in said Port
land. on the sixteenth day of October, A. ID. 1882,
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
Given under my hand the date first above written.
GEO. w. PARKER.
Deputy Sheriff, Messenger Of the Court of InsoI-
vency for said County of Cumberland.
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The Woodbury's Eastward Cruise.

The revenue steamer Woodbury., Capt. G. A.
Abbey, arrived at Bangor yesterday afternoon
and reports having taken the British schooner
W. H. Lancaster, of Weymouth, N. S., from
dangerous position on a ledge off Deer Island
Sunday. The Lancaster had been ashore
three days, and all efforts to move her had
failed. The Woodbury. got her afoat within
half an hour, and without apparent damage,
towing her into Queens Landing, from
whence she will soon proceed to the eastward
The Woodbury. will fill her boiler with fresh
water, and leave to-day, cruising to the east
ward. She has just finished supplying the
life-saving stations with fuel,
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addresses by Miss M. e. Gouldy, Osaka, Japan
Mrs. Q. W. Park, Bombay, India, Mrs. @. R.
Allen, Harpoot, Turkey, Miss NJ. S. Rice, OF
the HISTORIAN Mission, Mrs. j. L. Atkinson,
Kobe, Japan, Miss E. M. Stone, Samokov,
Bulgaria, and Miss F. M. Morris Zulu Mission
The members of the Board, and those at
tending the meetings, began to arrive yester-
day, and last evening quite number arrived
The great bulk of the strangers however will
come to day.
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CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY


SPECIAL NOTICES.
OVisitors to Portland-Loring, Short & Harmon.
Card-Young Ladies' Circle
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Steamer Eleanora.
Visitors to Portland oriug, Short & Harmon.
Special Sale-Oweu, Moore & Co
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Owen Moore & Coz
Wanted-Emery & Holman
Notice-A A Mitchell
In Insolvency.
Popular Excursions-P & ORR
Wanted Neutrality-suspicious.
Work Horse for Sale
g A Susskraut-Furrier
Removal-Dr Holt
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Wanted-Reliable Gentleman
Strangers and Visitors-230 Middle St
Cumberland County Agricultural Society
AUCTION SALES.
just Received-F. o. Bailey g. Co.
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Mackerel have taken another boom, and
there was a sale of three hundred barrels in
this city at So, Sill and $14, an advance of {
dollar. 1t is reported that there is syndicate
in Portland holding 5000 barrels of mack
for speculation, and also that quite qua
of the same fish is held in Boothbay fen
same nnrnosa 49,
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ORDER OF EXERCISES.

TUESDAY, 3tober Sd.
3p. m. Reorganization aud Devotional Ex-
ercises.
2-Home Department-report by the
Home Secretary, Rev. E. K AL
den, ID. d.
3-Annual survey of the Missions of
the Board by the Foreign Secre-
tary, Rev. n. G. Clark, D. D.
4vTreasurer's Report. Brief Adj
u p. m. Annual Sermon by Rev. e. P Good
win, d. d.
WEDNESDAY, October 4th.
a. m-Special Papers presented by the Secre-
tares. Addresses.
p. m. and evening of Special
Papers, with Addresses.
THURSDAY, October 9TH.
a. m.-Reports from Committees upon vari-
GUS Missions, with Addresses from
Missionaries and others.
Up m.-Sacrament of the Lords Supper, at
a1zzzs Payson Memorial, State Street and
Wiliston Churches.
81 p. m.-BusinesS Meeting for the Election of
Officers and Reports of Committees
"a p. m.-Addresses by President Hopkins and
others.
FRIDAY, October 9th.
9 a. m.-Farewell Meeting. Business conclud-
ed. Brief Addresses by Missiona-
fieS, the President of the Board.s
the Chairman of the Committee
Vi Arrangements and others. THIS
meeting will close about II o'clock
q. m.
MEMORANDA.
The ladies of the Woman's Christian Tenn
peranee Union wish to announce that their re-
freshment room at Congress Hall will be open
for breakfast at o'clock this morning. While
this refreshment room is to be opened for the
special accommodation of the guests, the form
er patrons of the coffee house, and the public
generally will be welcome.
The Second Parish vestry will be open for
picnic dinners to those from neighboring towns
who may wish TO bring their own proyisons
with them.
Cots may be secured by addressing j. FL.
True II Silver street or 81 Spruce street.
Hosts are again reminded to send to the COM
mittee of arrangements, Rev G. A. Dickinson
chairman, the names of their guests for publ
cation.
Overflow Meetings, when required, will be
held in the First Parish ard Payson Memorial
Churches.
Letters and kilograms fer guests may be adj
dressed to Room a. City Hall, Portland.
The Portland and Rochester will run q late
train as far as Gorham Wednesday and Thurs
day evening.
The Tuesday evening prayer meeting of the
! Free street Baptist Society will be omitted this
evening because Of the meeting of the Ameri-
| can Board.
Miss Sewall's school will be closed during
the meetings of the American Board.
The sixth public meeting of the Woman's
| Board of Missions will be held at High street
church at 10 a. m. Thursday. There will be
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Important Suit.

An important suit is on trial at Alfred 4ro.
taking the land for the Old Orchard b
Railroad Company, Mr.. Eben Styles
awarded $4,000 damages for strip of es ]
Mr.. Styles claims $4,000 damages. se I
Thomas B. Reed appears for Styleschan
Messrs. Geo. G. Yeaton and Fairfield 9 eo az
road
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SECTIONS FOR STANDING COMMITTEE
Room To- third Rnn,.

Missionaries, Second Parish Reading Room
ENTERTAINMENT DEPARTMENT.
Room 5-Jfrst jfoor.)
All matters pertaining to the entertainment
OF guests are in charge of this comm ttee. As
early as possible after arriving in the city,
guests should register at this department, in
order that Names residences and hosts may be
promptly furnished to the Printing Depart
ment for publication.
Tickets for meals in the Refreshment De
partlnent will here be furnished to guests not
otherwise provided for.
Lodgings and meals at reduced rates may be
secured on application to this department.
REFRESHMENT DEPARTMENT.
Rooms 4, 5 and 6--Hdll floor.
This department is designed chiefly to make
provision for those guests who cannot be fully
entertained by the hosts to whom they have
been assigned.
Free tickets for meals can be procured by
those entitled to them at the Entertainment
Department.
PRINTING DEPARTMENT.
Groom first foor.)
At this department. mail matter will be de-
nvered and despatched and facilities for writ
ing, etc. may be found.
A complete registry of guest, residences and
nosts, ana l, report OF the proceedings of the
can be obtained at this department
THE COMMITTEES.
The following is full list of the loo al COM
mittees:
GENERAL COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Ghairnadn.-Rev. Charles A. Dickinson.
1reaSurer.-H William W. Thomas.
Secretdry-Rufus III. Hinkley.
Rev. +. Z. Clark, Rev. w. FL. Fem, Prem
tiss Loring
The following are the special committees on
accommodation:
S. W. Larrabee, Rev. w. Fl. Fem, Rev.
Francis Southworth, Lewis O'Brion Rev. A.
IL. Wright, Rev. j. G. Holbrook, D. d.. ] II
True, Rev. S. w. Adriance, Rev. E. A. Har-
low, Rev. d. M. Seward, D. D.
ON ENTERTAINMENT.
Rev. T. E. Clark, Rufus I'll. Huxley.
ON FINANCE.
w. w. Thomas H. Fl. Burgess, S B. Has
kell, w. o. Fox, G. y. Chapman, 81. II. Ney-
ems.
ON REFRESHMENTS
William M. Marks, T. B. Perc y, A. L. Bur-
bank.
ON TRANSPORTATION.
j. F. Jefferds, William q. Conant, @. o.
Leach.
ON HALLS,
j. j. Gerrish, Richard Abbott, Stephen Marsh.
ON PRINTING.
Prentiss Lorng.
TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT.
Room 6-Jtfrst foor)
Informations relating to tickets, trains,
steeet cars, ETC., will be cheerfully furnished
by the Committee in charge of this depart
ment. Guides, designated by badges, will be
in attendance at railroad stations on the ar
rival of trains, to direct guests to the Hall,
and places OF entertainment, and to render
such assistance as may be required.
Carriages will be in readiness to carry guests
to any part of the city at reduced rates.
All railroads terminating in Portland have
reduced their fares.
Horse cars pass the Hall. Guests who are en-
tertained at Woodfords can take the horse cars
at corner of Congress and Preble streets
Special trains will run to and from neighbor-
ing towns, to accommodate attendants upon
the meetings
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F. o. Bailey & Co. will sell at II and 8
O'Clock today the balance of their consign-
ment of Italian marble. Some very fine groups,
vases, SC. remain and will be sold to-day with
out reserve. This opportunity should be inn
proved.
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are invited to call and see the new bookstore
of Loring, Short & Harmon, opposite Preble
House, 474 Congress street. 1t is said to be
the finest store of the kind in the country.
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St ickland. the swindle.. m

A letter was received in this city froL
Haven yesterday saying that the man
tempted to 6efraud Portland Interchangeable
viting them to become members of a msn y
tile agency, could not have been Suicklstsbd
that person is confined in Jail in New Haver
serving out sentence for the same offence
and the writer thinks the man must have bee
Martin himself Os
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Valuable Offer.

Send a three cent stamp to WHEAT BITTERs
Co., 10 Park Place, New York City, for New
Drama with eight illustrations and set of fancy
cards, five elegant designs. Mention this paper.
Write name and address plainly.
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HALL DEPARTMENT.

NH0oH o-HdW JtooT.)
The three regular daily sessions of the Board
will be held as follows;-9 O'Clock A. NJ, to IL
M, T. M. to P. M, and 730 Pm, to $50
P. M.
Front seats are reserved for Missionaries.
Ushers will be in readiness to furnish seats
and to care for the comfort of attendants npon
the meetings.
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United States Circuit Court

BEFORE JUDGE WEBB.
MONDAY.-Stephen s. Haswell v. Norris S. Curtis
ct ais. NoDdelivery of $500 TOES of ice. Continued
from last week.
VIM. L. Putnam for plff.
rout & Holmes for defts
Adjourned to Tuesday 10 a. m.
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Marble and Alabaster.

SPECIAL Sale of Heavy Cotton Hose for
Children to-day at Is cents. OWEN, MOORE
e, 10
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M G. MI. Association

A STATED Meeting of the Maine Charitabls
"a Mechanics Association, will be held in the
Library Room Mechanics Building THURSDAY
EVENING, Oct. 9TH, at AZ 7.30 O'Clock.
octSdtd K. B. SWIFT, Secretary.
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Administrator's sale of Real Estate by
Auction.
DY virtue OF license obtained from the Probat6
Id Court In and for Cumberland County, l shall
sell at public auction on the premises, on WEDNES-
DAY, Oct. 25th, at o'clock p. m, the two and
half story Wooden House and Got containing
1000 So. feet No. 20 Spruce St., in Portland, and
known as the John Wall property. Terms cash.
NJ. LYNCH, Administrator est. John Wall.
II. o. BAILEY q CO., Aucsisneers,
seas se23, 30oct7t oct16dtd
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NOTICE
To Shippers of Freight Via P, B. Mt. D.
g. NJ. Steamboat Company.

After this date (until further notice. freight
will be received on Tuesdays and Fridays (only)
for all landings on Penobscot river and
Machias route. e. CUSHING,
General Manager.
September 90, 1882. sep30d3t
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New tions.
| The Ethridge Keeling Machine Co. has a
capital of $250,o0O stock paid in, nothing; par
value shares, IS.
President--J. Cullen Aver.
Treasurer-Stephen d. Osborne.
| Directors. @. Aver, 8. D. Osborne, J. d.
Dexter, M, V. B. Ethridge.
The Thiery Watch Case Company has a
capital of $4,000: capital stock, $50; par
value shares $50.
Observation-Disclosures Curtis
| Treasurer-Geo. +. Cild.
| Drectors-F. Curtis, G. f. Child, G. FL.
| Brown.
The Farmer Smoke Arch Company has
capital of 100000; stock paid in, $125; par
| value shares, $25.
| President-Frank T. Bremen.
| Treasurer-Douglass A. Brooks.
Directors-D. A. Brooks, J. @. Farmer, @.
FL. Brown, G. E. Ferreira, f. T. Bremen.
The Boston Corrugated Boiler Company has
acapital of 100000; stock paid in $3.50; par
value shares, $40.
President-John P. Collins
Treasurer-Louis @. Southland
Directors-L. O. Southland, w. A. Travis,
o. w. Mann, j. P. Collins, J. @. Coward.
The Jamison Crimping Machine Company
has capital of $5OO,00s; stock paid in, $125;
par value shares $25.
President-Charles Fl. Tilton.
Treasurer-C. c. Foster.
Directors-C. Il. Tilton, @. G. Foster, E. d.
Brooks, S. w. Jamison, G. f. Coburn.
The American Illumin ating Company has
capital of 100000; stock paid in nothing but
stock is assessable par value shares, S10
President-W. FL. Spaulding
Treasurer-W. f. Miller
Directors--W. f. Miller, w. III. Spaulding.
w. III. Knight.
The Argo Mining Company has capital Of
100000; stock paid in nothing; par value
shares, 81.
President-Charles d. Jenkins.
Treasurer-Wm. III. Newcomb.
Directors-C d. Jenkins, w. H. Newcomb,
Stephen G. Perry.
The Boston & Gila River Cattle Company
has capital of 100000; stock paid in, moth
ing;. par value shares, ST..
President-W H. Newcomb
Treasurer-Charles d. Jenkins
Drectors-C. D. Jenkins, W. Fl. Newcomb,
8. G. Perry.
The Atlantic Ruiz Der Company has a capital
of $4,000; stock paid in, SIS, 900; par value
shares, 800.
President Fred II. Hersey.
Tressurer-G George r. Eager.
Directors-G. R. Eager, f. M. Hersey, VIM.
Proudman, Jr., Ell. A. Eager, f. M. Crum-
NETT.
The Eclipse Mining & Milling Company
has capital of 100000; stock paid in $500;
par value shares, ST..
Presidential B. Nottage.
Treasurer-S. W. Pollard.
Directors-H. S. Vanderbilt, Fl. B, Nottage,
G. I'll. Kimball, S. W. Pollard. F. 7. Crum-
NETT
The Bay State Manufacturing Company of
Portland has capital of $4,000; stock paid in
nothing; par value shares, 500.
President-Geo. H. Blake
Treasurer-George w. Spur.
Directors-G. III. Blake, G.. w. Spur, L. c.
Pratt,
The Improved Elastic Soapstone Roofing
Company has a capital of 100000; stock paid
in, 800; par value shares, $40.
President-Lucius Allen, Jr
Treasurer-David Ell. Priest.
Directors Allen, Jr., G. III. Colby
W. s. Coggswell, ID. III. Priest, j. r. Melcher
The Locomotive Feed.Water Heater Compa-
ny has capital of $5OO,OOO stock paid in,
$3,4S0; par value shares, S..
President-Edmund H. Hewins.
Treasurer-Daniel B. Whittier.
Directors-E. H. Kew ms, e. A. Hunting,
ID. B. Whittier, Fl. Fairbanks, P. E. Merriken.
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

CuMbEtsLAND COUNTY.
The shop of the Durham Packing Company.
at New Gloucester, finished packing corr, Friday
| night 100000 cans were put up, the equivalent
of about 10000 bushels Of corn in the husk
This amount was only two-thirds the quantity
with the company expected to put up. The
drouth materially injured their seasons bust
ness. All their corn product is sold. The shop
is now running on apples.
KENNEBEc COUNTY.
The Winthrop Budget says the West Kenne-
bee Home Canning Companyfat North Wayne,
have closed up the business of canning corn
for the present season. This company has put
up 800 cases of its own raising, having employ
ed from 20 to 30 hands daily. The work in this
establishment is carried on with the utmost
neatness and order.
The Journal says: 1.-THE school building now
being erected at South China, through the gen
erosity of Mrs Mary T. Erskine will, when
completed be the finest building of its kind in
town. 1t will be known as the Mary T. Ersk-
inc Free High School. A fund has been plac-
ed in the hands of the trustees by this lady,
the income of which will be sufficient to sup
port two terms of school each year.
The Journal says the smartest old man that
we know of is Luke Jsquith, of Palermo, al
most SO years of age. He is still able to do
good days work on the farm, and it would
take pretty smart young man to follow him
all day in the potato field. Mr.. Jaquith is
stone mason by trade, and assisted in building
the State House half century ago.
The Maine State Sunday school convention
will meet at Hallowell October a. the session
continuing two days.
PIscATAQUIs COUNTY.
The Observer says: j. B. Peaks, Esq, while
on his way home from the office of Lebroke &
Parsons one evening last week, was assaulted
by some unknown person, who hurled large
stone at him, striking him hard in the side
An effort was made to ferret out the miscreant,
which has proved unsuccessful. 1t is surmised
that some enemy of the Attorney who was
prosec uted at the late term of court had hand
in the outrage.
The next semi-annual session of the Grand
Foxcroft, Oct. 18th, snd will be held during
one day instead of two days as usual
sAGADAHoc COUNTY.
The Mining journal says the spinners at the
Bath ropewalk wind huge skeins of manila or
hemp around them, catch thread or two Of it
upon the hook and as the spindle whirls walk
slowly backward down the length, spinning
as they go and leaving before them the long
twisted strand. Every twenty minutes they
disappear from sight and are seen as far as the
eye can reach coming into view down the dim
iy lighted walk nearly mile away. Thirty or
more times day make the wand, and every
wand Is half mile and every day each spinner
walks fifteen miles and spins seven miles of
hempeD strand.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
The Times says over geo hogsheads of sar-
dimes were sold at Eastport, Wednesday. Over
$1,000 was paid out for them, the average price
being $15 per hid. This was great thing for
the factories, as for two weeks previous num-
Der had been idle, and the few sardines that
were taken brought $50 per hogshead
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STEAMER ELEANoRA will leave for New
York this afternoon
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METEOROLOGICAL Renort 70,

Meteorological Report for September.
Sergeant Eichelberger, of the Signal Ser
vice, furnishes the following summary of
meteorological observations at the Portland
station in September:
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STATE NEWS.
ANDRoscoGG1N COUNTY

ANDRoscoGGIN COUNTY.
Trinity church, Lewiston, will be dedicated
| Friday.
The Auburn, Y. M. G. A., is corresponding
| with gentleman who will probably act as
General Secretary for Auburn this fall and
| winter.
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a. B. O. F. M.
Programme of the Great Meeting To-Day

The seventy-third session of the American
Board of Commissioners of Foreign Missions
opens in this city at three o'clock this after
noon, at City Hall. During the four days of
the session the PRESS will in regular issue and
supplement furnish complete accounts of the
proceedings and verbatim reports of the inn
portant papers and debates. Our supplement
this morning contains directory of the guests
indicating their abiding places during their
stay in the city. 1t is arranged alphabetically,
and will be found of great use to all in attend
ance on the meeting.
Those g6ests whose names are not to be
found in the directory can leave their address
with the entertainment committee, Room Five
first floor. City Building, and the addresses
will be Published in the revised directory to be
issued from PRESS office.
The following is directory to the Hall and
the Department offices:
DEPARTMENTS.
The Chairman, or some member of each of
the Committees, will be in their respective
rooms during all sessions of the Board, and will
be pleased to furnish information relating to
their several departments.
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AUCTION SALES.
JUST RECEIvED

Five Cases Of Italian Marble and AIabastsr,
Which we have opened and added to our sale and
will close without reserve MONDAY and TUES
DAY, Oct and 3, at ii a. m. and 3 .. M, at
salesroom No. IL Exchange street. Elegant Fig
ures and Groups, Vases, Card Receivers, Fruit
Stands, Ornaments, SC.
+. RAILEK 81 co. Auctioneers.
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$1,000 i'm Premiums.
Open to All Horses Owned in Maine.
FIRST DAx-TUEsDAx.

$500 for horses that never beat miuutes-S10O
to first, $50 to second $50 to third, and $50 To
fourth.
SAME DAY-PErse 500. Hurdle Race milo
and repeat over Hurdles.
SAME DAY-S2O0 for Horses that never beat
2.40; 800 TO first, $40 to second, $50 to third
$50 to fourth.
SECOND DAY~WEDNEsDAK
5000 for Horses that never beat $50; 500 to
first. $50 to second, $50 to third, $50 to fourth.
SAME DAY-Set of Harness valued at 500.
Open to all horses without record. owned by mem-
bers OF the society," mile and sepeat to road wagon
to be driven by owners, they tobe allowed TO sub
stitute driver weighing not less thai $50 pounds.
SAME DAY-s2oO for Horses tEat never beat
234 500 to first, $50 to second, $50 70 third, $50
to fourth.
CONDIrIONS:-Allraces will be govern ed by tha
rules OF the National Trotting Association Five To
enter and four to start to constitute race. A
horse distancing the field to receive first money
only. Entries 70 close Tuesday. Oct. 10th, 1T. .
O'Clock D. m.
Emit les, ten per cent to be made to j. j. FRYE.
No % Preble st., Portland, to whom all letterf
should be addressed.
Horses to be called promptly at 100 p. m aud to
start at o'clock sharp.
octSdtd ID. FRYE. Secretary,
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SECOND DAY WEDNESDAY.
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