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TIRED MoTHERs.

A little elbow leans upon your knee,
Your tired knee that has 80 much 70 bear;
A child dear eyes are looking lovingly
From underneath q thatch of tangled hair
Perhaps you do not heed the velvet touch
OfWarm moist fingers folding YOURS so tight;
You do not prize this blessing overmueh-
You almost are too tired to pray to night.
But it is blessednessl A year ago
did not see It as | do to-day
We are SO dull and thankless, and too slow
To catch the sunshine till it slips away.
And now II seems surprising strange 10 NE
That while wore the badge of motherhood.
l did not kiss more Oft and tenderly
The little child that brought me only good.
And if. come night when you sit down to rest,
You miss this elbow from your tired knee,
This restless, curling head from of your breast
This lisping tongue that chatters constantly;
If from your own the dimpled hands had
slipped
And ne'er would nestle in your palm again:
If the white feet into their grave had tripped,
could not blame you for your heartache
then.
wonder so that mothers ever fret
At little children clinginE to their gown;
Or that the footprints, when the days are wet,
Are ever black enough to make them frown.
If could find a muddy little boot,
Or cap, or jacket on my chamber floor,
If l could kiss a rosy, restless loot
And hear II patter in nay house once more;
III could mend a broken cart today.
Tomorrow make q kite to reach the sky
There is no woman III Gods world could say
She was more blisstully content Than /!
But ali the dainty pillow next my own
Is never rumpled by Il shining head
Ny shining birding from its nest has fGWn
The little boy used 70 kiss is dead!
II May Riley Smith.
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POISON OAK
rs to yield every time to treatment with

seems % yield every time to treatment with
swirl 5 Specific.
SPARTANBURG Is. c., March Il, 1884.
Your most valuable medicine (SwfFT's SPrcT-
FlCl has done me 50 much good that | feel like
saying this for the benefit of those who suffer
like did. l was poisoned by POISON OAK, anu
saw not well day for six years, until | used
SWIFT's SPECIFIC. In the six years used a rnost
every kind of medicine, but none had the de
sired effect. After using six bottles Of Sw1FT's
SsEcIF1c am restored to perfect health-tpiti
not q trace Of TINT c5Cjttl pOisoa lejt!
Yours trriIv "A
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When man drops out of sight in a
great city, you not only never hear from
him again, but you cannot even find the
hole he fell through.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NTANTED-A MAN OF GOOD address :;
w steady,worls good pay Call at et9 Fifh
street. between the hours of 5 and Pm
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FOR sALE-T0 LET.

mo RENT-IN AUGUST. A NEARLY 80
new two-story house; s rooms. b0th ;;a
room, hot aud cold water, and III latest A..--t-
improvements; facing State Capitol; rent SIS
AMY at No. 1903 I street. lyiOU
NOR SALE CHEAP 900 ACRES -sz
I half OF which is No. 1 Fruit and Vine ~
ward land; the balance is first class grazing --s=''
situated % miles cast of Sacramento. near Rose
vile. on c. p. K. r. Improvements good
Dwelling houses Fay Barn, Fences. etc; wa
ter brought 10 house in pipes. Title perfect
For further particulars call on o. address
LEE J. THOMAS,
irln-1rn RnALHiiln laIIfN-.liq
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NOTICE 10 STOCK OWNERS.

HAVE YOUR HORSES CURED. ~
1 i The undersigned is fitting up his zEg0
ranch in a suitable manner to receive X
all kinds of animals and cure them of any Kind
Of diseases, more particularly for nor.es. He
has also engaged two OF the most skilful and
experienced Veterinary Surgeons there are in
Europe With their assistance he thinks he will
be able to cure any and all diseased animals
All persons having horses or other animals sick
and want them treated in q sdilful manner can
leave their orders or ANNALS at No 700 J street,
between Ninth and Tenth Sacramento No
Cure, no charges. n KEISFR
San Juan Ranch. miles northeast from Sacra-
mentO Cal ivS-tutf
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The trucst help we can render to an
afflicted man IS, not to take his burden
rom him, but to call out his best strength,
that he viii be able to bear the burden.
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NOTICE 10 PROPERTY HOLDERS.

HAVING BOUGHT OUT H. s. MADISON
/ and r. a. FISK'S interests in the new i'm
proved Qd0rieSS EEcavator, we are able TO clean
CesSPools. Sewers and Vaults on the most liz.
proved system. Work done at reasonable rates.
For further particulars apply at office J. CUTE
& son, Feed Store, % street
JerGplIn J. II. CAMPBELL < co.
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80 DAYS TRIAL.
CAUTION.

~ n WEST HAS z1777-
y. been granted an @ Q: y; Y " Isl
injunction against w. Ee1.g-. ~ : 'S~|1>>,sA
J. HORNE PREVENT stslEC1H0 nIcA BEL n
ing him from callingN Z
the Electric Belt \SsSsStE - E55sssssS -
WEST patented,
Hornes Belt or deceiving the public in re
gard to t. Horne has been given until August
LIST to withdraw all his % ads" signs and other
modes of deceiving the public in regard to the
facts in the case The public are cautioned not
to buy bells stamped with Horne'S name, or to
to represent HORNE'S BELT. as the law will be
enforced against all parties offending Send for
my new Improved Belt superior to all others in
the world. II has taken silver medals and will
cure all diseases. Sent C. 0. D., or for cash:
price, SO. Send for circulars to c. N WEST, $50
Market street, San Francisco, Cal. KIRK,
GEARY & CO., Agents, Sacramento la24-Sp
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- FOR SALE-257iS ACRE EARN. $50
&. 2a0 acres Ia grain: two flowing springs & ~
~ of pure water SO acres can BE- irri- -
gated. adapted 70 cultivation OF Aii3}a, Corn
and Hops; ali being the finest quality Of Vine
yard, Fruit and Grain land; large new barn ana
tWo-story frame dwelling, si;uated one haltmile
nom railroad. Also, Sc number of desirable
farms or choicest soil for Orchards and
Vineyards, for Corn, Hops and Alfalfa su ex-
traoTdiEary bargains. situate i'm the lower foot
hills INQUIRE of y y BUGREy its7-tf
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/ KAPLAN & Co, sos J s~EErT. PAY
~ One-thiTd mC-c Tor al descriptions or
Secondhand Household Goods They sell COM
plete New Bedroom SeL- for So s.. Give Us -
call before going elsewhere i,'}-m
pOA FOR sALE-A GOOD BEDROOM
3DV. set and Spring Bed. eight pieces.
Also, Woyen-wire Mattresses, chCCP. Furniture
Bought Repairing and UpEolstc-iue. al c. n
CAMPBELI'S, Ne. 4}l x street. Give me a call.
apig-lutf
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POISON OAK.

had for thrive eight years suffered cvcry
spring AMI summer with Poison Oak, which /
contracted in bathing when u boy. / tried ey-
eIything iorit including many physicians, but
without any benefit. I took six bottles of STift' S
specinc Is. ). 81 four years ago. aud it cured me
sound and well Three summers have passed
and have had no return Of it.
JOSEPH BEASLY Columbus Ga
Our Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases mailed
free 10 applicants.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co
Drawer 3, Atlanta ca.
New York Office, $50 West Twerty-tIird street,
between Sixth and seventh avenues
inll-lN ILrInS
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The question is, Which will call man
the quiekest-a horn OF belle?
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FOR SALE,

NTATHCSHEK PTAEOS-ALsO 1850 80
vi ORGANS, On $40 per month ssssrs
instal!Inents. "a ~
No 81? street. near cor. sixth.
r. PIANOS TO RENT Send for Catalogues 20
COOPER'S MUSIC STORE.
jyy2-Ipim
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NOR SAIE-PLtNOS AND OR lse>+t,gi-s-sg,
l. gans Standard maAos), ia large Al s+<25ss
variety, cheap iOr cash. 0t easy luz z sc
StallUcu:s sec them oetOre bly.U-.
je2l-lIu A. j. PJ%AiEN % street
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IACK 80 sAlr-A -, I-ARGE.

IAVk FOR SALE-A FINE IARGN
- Jack, lately fOn kcutucE 9 srza
year Old; weighs 90 pounds, good ~
performer ard sure foIi-cetter WIN z-slsss-N
be sold cheap II applied Tor soon, at & W. QUIN,
Pleasant Grove. SGl.cr county jy-tf
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DIANOS AND ORGANS FOR 80 s7,7ls
! sale. Largest Piano House in ei. atd
Sacramento. sold on $40 monthly (. &
inSta.lncntS. Mes Pianos and Organs 60 rent
F. L. GIRAHD. corner Seventh and o.. jt95lm
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The Doctor continued at some length
telling Of their superstition and degrade
lion. He concluded his discourse by ey-
hibiting devil house, and the " Leopard
claws of the hesh-eaiers7 He said
Here is a devil house. Each town has from
ten to thirty acres dedicated TO the devil
This is not because they love him. but he
cause they fear him, and seek to appoase
his wrath. But as the influence of the
gospel increases, these devil houses de-
crease,
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Double Season Tickets; 81: Single Season. 50;
Apprentice Season, s. 50; Child's. 81 80; Adult
Single Admission. 50 cents. Child's > cents.
SEASON TICKETS TO MEMBERS OF THE
INSTITUTE AT HALF RATES.
Any desired information given or sent on ap-
plication to the Secretary, q Post street
2. b. CORNWALL, President.
J. II. CULVER, Secretary. iyll-lm
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NINETEENTH
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION
-AND-
MECHANICS FAIR !
SAN FRANCISCO, 1854.

"Opens AUGUST 18Th. CLOSES SEPTEMBER
" 9th MECHANICAL PROGRESS, INNEN-
TON, ART and NATURAL PRODUCTS win be
represented by the best obtainabie exhibits on
this Coast An
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DISHONESTY CAUGHT PROM WHITES.

It's true that some Of these natives are
tricky and cannot be trusted. But this
cannot be offered as an objection to our
work White men are tricky. Ii was the
slave trade that corrupted them This
group of islands pointing due west of Sher-
hrol is where John Newton, the cruel slave
trader established the slave prison Some
portions Of the old walls are still 10 be seen
which served as a fertilization, and from
which the slave ships took their cargOes of
human beings TO suppl. the market Of the
American slave trade. Mr.. Newton, who
trailicked in human beings was afterwards
converted. and became = noted preacher Of
the GOSPEL
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The attention of voters is called to the in
portance of
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INsTRUlTENTAL conc.

BY an efficient Orchestra, each Afternoon
Evening.
m III FTr-r sct
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ADHESION

Medals of Gold, Silver and Bronze. Diplom!
and Cash viii be awarded Us premiums to me
itOEious exhibits.
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A. LEONARD g. SON,

1912 Fourth street................s acran & iito.
lu17-Splm
The Portland daily press., 1884-10-22

The case of Gomez, the steward OF the
schooner Julia A. Baker, which was adjourned
from Friday, was resumed Monday in the
Criminal Branch of the United States Circuit
Court before Judge Benedict in New York
city. Charles E. Elger and others were ex-
amned for the prosecution. The defendant,
Gomez, was then placed upon the witness
stand, and questioned by his counsel, Charles
Hess. His evidence c1ntradicted that of the
witnesses who preceded him. He said that
about two hours before leaving the Julia
Baker to go aboard the Mary Jane he took
S75 from the mates room to pay his passage
home. Thi' was after the captains death,
the former mate then acting as captain. He
denied that he and the mate had been seen
with bag OF money. Yesterday Gomez was
found guilty of stealing the vessel and cargo,
and was remanded for sentence.
The Portland daily press., 1884-10-22
Boston EIec,ric Time Company.

At stockholders meeting of the Boston
Electric Time Co., held in this city few days
since, the following additional directors were
chosen: A. 81. Rice, Il. M. Pusier, VIM. P
Ellison, E. B. Phillips, Henry G. Cranston,
L. n. Downs, VIM. NJ. Fisher of Boston
aud Henry Howard of Providence, r. l.
Chas. d. Livermore of this city was elected
clerk, and J. W. Duxbury of Providence
assistant clerk.
This company was formed in this city short
time ago for the purpose of supplying electric
standard time in the city of Boston. Plans
have been perfected for large amount Of
business, and already many large establish.
ments and several districts throughout tba,
city have been wired and equipped with cleo.
tric regulators and dials which are now in
operation.
At the Merchants Exchange in this city one
OF these electric regulators has been in con-
slant operation for several weeks, connecting
with dlsls in several offices on Exchange
street and has attracted much attention.
The Portland daily press., 1884-10-22
Grand Campaign Proee.siou.

The invitations sent by the committee on
the coming Republican demonstration in this
city have been accepted by many OF the organ
izations in cities along the Kennebec and
Penobsoot. Bangor's famous Blaine and
Logan company will be present, also the Glee
Club of that city. Augusta, waterville,
Hallowell, Gardiner, Lewiston and other
places east will be represented together with
Biddeford and Saco. A campaign club from
Great Falls, N. H., is expected. and responses
to invitations are received daily. Major Mel.
cher of Portland will be the chief marshal as.
sisted by several leading business men of the
town. 1t is said that citizens will be in the
line and several gentlemen have sienified theil
intention OF occupying carriages on the oc.
casion. 1t will be the greatest rally held here
for years
The Portland daily press., 1884-10-22

An office for the superintendent of railway
mails is being fitted up in the post office.
The Kate Clsxton dramatic company are a.
the Preble House.
regulation letter box has been placed in
the Preble House.
Rev. e. B. Webb, D. D., of Boston, i'll
preach at Williston church next Sabbath, in
exchange with the pastor.
We have received from Stephen Berry the
proceedings of the Grand Chapter of Maine al
Its hfty-ninth annual convoca ion.
Mr.. A. L. Millett, of Milleit & Co.. has re-
turned from successful shooting excursion to
Cape Cod
J. +. Toothaker of Phillips, City Marshal
W. +. Reed of Bangor, and e. P. Albee oI
Chicago, are at the City Hotel.
Two carriages came in collision on Congress.
street. yesterday afternoon, breaking a wheel
OF the lighter vehicle. No one was Injured.
Mrs. Laura ]. Tisdale will give an expos-
tion OF the "Delsarte system of expression, u
this evening, at 7.30 o'clock, at the First Uni.
versalist church. All are invited
There was rdmor yesterday morning that
the Forest City skating rink at Peaks Island
had been burned. There was no foundation
for the report. There was no fire on any part
of the island.
Postmaster Barker has ordered several copies
of a pamphlet edition of post ctfice directory
printed. This will be great convenience to
the public as the book will contain needed in
formation.
There will be special services al the vestrv
OF the Chestnut street church, Wednesday.
: Thursday and Friday, at 7.30 p. M Bible
readings, prayers, testimonies etc. All are in
vited.
The eldest boy of Aaron Hodsdon, of Ysr-
mouthville, stuck knife in his eye recently
He was brought to Portland, and put in charge
OF DR.. SpaldiDg, who thinks he will save the
sight
Mr. Henry r. D w, reported by the Associ-
ated Press as an ascending debtor from Ports
mouth, was in this city yesterday. Be pre-
poses to return to Portsmouth at once and vim.
dicate his character, and has retained counsel
ior that purpose.
Mr.. Wheatley and wife, London, Eng, d L.
Brainard, o. s. A., A. 81. Keith, New York,
81. L. Word and wife, Burlington, W., Il q.
Stiliman and wife, New York, T. r. Alden.
Brooklyn, N. Y, Robert B. Stanton, Denver,
Col. are at the Falmouth
Shippers to Eastern coast points should nav
particular attention to the change in time of
leaving of steamer City of Richmond lin place
of the Frances,) and bear in mind that she
touches st all the usual landings, and goes
through to Esstport. She now leaves here
Wednesd ay, at P. IN.
The fair to be given by the Church of the
Messiah. at City Hall, on Thursday and Fri
day, includes the ever-interesting baby show in
the afternoon of the first day and good m usi-
cal entertainment Oh the evening of the Sec
ond. The fair deserves handsome patronage.
Refer TO advertisement.
The Portland daily press., 1884-10-22
Efforts TO Raise the Drewned.

Yesterday afternoon by request of Collector
Dow, Capt Lay. commanding the Dallas,
proceeded between Half Way Rock and Pom
roy's rock, off Presumpscot river, and fired 15
rounds from her guns over the spot of the
sinking of the yacht Boss Union" in hopes of
raising the body of VIM. A. Day drowned re-
emily. The character Of the bottom being
eel-gIass it is to ee hoped that the next food
tide will release the body. Friends will pro-
coed to the spot this afternoon and watch re-
o,,I+
The Portland daily press., 1884-10-22
superior Conrt.
BEFORE JUDGE RaNNFv


TuEsDAY-Erasfus E. Holt Vs. Charles H Har.
mon. Assumpslt by occuist to recover the
sum o. $40 Tor an operation upon the eyes OF
treatment.
The plaintiff claims that after the operation the
defendant Said he gong to pay the bi is Incl
dent 10 the operation aud that the other chi dren
and relatives we're to contribute for that purpose
The sndant deuies that he ever agreed to be
resppnribei that he did receiye:$l0 only from his
brother towards the expenses and that was given no
the father. Decision reserved.
Ii. W. Swasey. Elliot King
Chester Il. Rob nson VS.. Charles E. Whitney. AS
su npsit npon IN account annexed for iron work
upon carriages and rent of carriage The defendant
flies an account ia Set off few items in each
bill are IN dispute. Decision reserved
A. f. Moulton
s. q. Andrews T t. Eldar
The Portland daily press., 1884-10-22
ATHLETIC SPORTS.


THE NATIONAL LEAGUE MINES FOR NEXT SEASON
The-Chicago Mirror of American Sports publishe
the following a complete list of players reserved
by club members OF seciations who are parties to
the national agreement:
rovidence-Gilligan. Irwin Hines Farrell.
Lovett Radbourn, kadford, Murray, Denny, Car
roll, Bassett.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Purcell. Farrar. Mulyey.
Andrews, Ferguson, Fogarty Clements, Curick,
Lynch, Mcclellan.
Cunning Davis, Morrill,, Burdock, Wise, Sutton
Hornupg.
Chicago-Gore. Pfetfer, Dalrymple, Kelly Cor
coran, Flint, Williamson, Sunday, Burns, GARRISON
Brown
Cleveland-Bushong, Harkins Pinkney, Muldoon
Hotaling, Moore, Motfett, Phillips, Smith, Evans,
Kreg.
Waid, Gillespie, McKinnon, Caskius, Hankinson
Richardson, h umpbries
Detroit Gilman, GetZein, Scott, Meinke, Ben
nett, Gastfeld, Kearhs, Farrell, Jones, Hanion,
Wood.
Butfalo-Brouthers, Richardson, Calvin, Lille.
White, Rowe. Force. Myers, Serad, Eggler.
NOTES.
Clark G. Chaplin ice Co.'s nine and the Exchange
street nine had very interesting game yesterday.
Score, Is to in favor of the ice team. Tommy
woo1s brought out much laughter by running over
second AMI gettii put out.
The Dirig0s will play Our Boys, Thursday after
noon at 2.30 O'Clock, probably on the Portland
ball grounds, for purse of $50 the Dirigos TO
allow their opponents a start of five runs.
Polo and Roller Skatiug.
Remember the skating party of the Blaine Guards
at Storer Hall tonight.
The Portland daily press., 1884-10-22
BEFORE .1unaE wrRn.

BEFORE JUDGE WEBB.
TUEsDAY-Solomon e. Hopkins vs. Neptune Fire
and Marine Insurance Company. Verdict rendered
October II.
TITS was an action to recover an ins urapce of
$1,000 upon saw-mill in Sdmervifle Me- burned
In July 1882. The defendant company pleaded
the general issue, snd also that the pl4int fraud
ulently msstated his title h the pro + of loss in
point material 10 the ri-k; that he fraudulenty
oserstat d the amount of the loss in the proof of
loss aud that he fraudu emily procured the burning
OF raid property. The case tial for nine
days, and the jury after being out for many hours
found the plaintiff not guilty each of the special
pes and ON the general issue found for the plain
TN and assessed damages in the sum of $3.50.
Herbert Nj. Heath,
Hiram Bliss Jr., Oryille d. Baker
Patrick j, Foley Grand Trunk Raj way
OF Canada. An action to recover for personal
injuries recei ed by the plaintiff Aug 28 1878
while driving fruit WAGON along Commercial street
Aa his CITY, The plaintiff alleg that he was driv-
ing owiy along beside The defendants cars about
eight feet fr m them, when great quantity of
Steam suddenly escaping from the engine 50 fright
ened his horse that he tn own upon the paye-
ment and had his bones broken.
open.
The Portland daily press., 1884-10-22
ADvIoE TO MorHrRs.-MRs. WINsLOW,s

ADVICE TO MoTHERs.-MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used
when children are cutting teeth. It rel ewes
the little sufferer at once; it produces matt oil,
quiet sleep by relieving the child from pam,
and the little cherab awakes as ''brght as a
outton." 1t is very pleasant to taste. Il
soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and
is the best known remedy for diarrh@a, whether
arising from teething or other causes. Twenty
five cents bottle.
The Portland daily press., 1884-10-22
Public Temperance y,ee,;,v

There will be public temperance meeting
at the Second Parish church this evening at
7.15, under the auspices of the Maine Grand
Division of the Sons of Temperance, which
opens its annual session at Up. NJ, today.
Able speakers will be present and all are IN
vited.
The Portland daily press., 1884-10-22

BEfoRs JUDGE GOULD.


TUEsDAY-Charles Dunham Joseph Boynton
Cnarles Allen, in oxication; fined So and costs,
John Collins, intoxicasion; second offence; sc
Mara Curran iDtoxication second offence: sixtv
days in city house of ERECTION
the county jail.
cost: aunealed - - 49, -.
The Portland daily press., 1884-10-22

At 10 a. m. to-day f. o. Bailey & Co. will
sellat Farm Landing, Diamond Island about
70 tons hay, oxen, horses, cows, shoats, rakes,
carts, moving machine, lumber, &C. Boat
leaves Custom House Wharf at ga. m. See
auction column
The Portland daily press., 1884-10-22

John p Buckley the oarsman of this CITY, has chal-
lenged John j. Murphy to a one-mie straight
away race with the tide In two three weeks from
sig ing articles in PORTLAND h4rbor, for a gold
medal and the one-mile championship of New Eng
23d inst.
The Portland daily press., 1884-10-22
.Patrifes the Blood
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
For Sale or 20 Rent ON Most Fa.
VOrahIe E'erunS

fEVWO new two story houses situated on Fessendep
rect. Deering, on land of the Deering Land
Company twelve minutes walk of the Preble House
Horse Cars pass every 15 minutes within 500 it,
SAID houses contain square rooms each with am
pie coses, good attics and cellars, and provided
with Sebago water and other modern conveniences.
They are thoroughly bu 1t of first class materials
AND are ready for immediate occupancy. BY adding
a small amount t, the annual rental for few years
tenant can soon become the owner of a good dwell
ling.
Also for sale 80 house lots in the immediate vi
cnity and one fine lot on Cumberland St.. near ell
len ST.. Portland Inquire of Rollins & Adams, 20
Exchange St., or F. o. Bailey & Co., 18 and 20 Ex-
change st. oc22dtf