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The Serious Purpose Behind His Fun.

The serious purpose is hardly hidden
beneath the light hearted play of many
of Holiness stories or biographies or
essays l told him once that an over
sensitive reader had taken the fancy that
his description of "a possession" in Elsie
Venner was SO true that she VINO read
felt in danger that she was thus con-
trolled by master mind, as, indeed,
the Hypnotists would perhaps teach us.
Holmes was very grave when said this.
Often, indeed, he was the gravest of
| men. He said that he wrote the book
merely as psychological romance, with
the eager wish to expose the folly and
wickedness of the doctrine of transmit
ted sin. For this purpose he invented
wholly what he called the psychological
Imagination of Elsie Venner's possession
by anotEer's will. He did not believe,
and he had np5 supposed that anyone
would thinkfhe did, that such possess
ion is possible. He was eager to say to
me that he had no idea that one person
can 50 control another. He was surprised
that anyone fancied that he thought so.
But, son the oJher hand, his wish was to
snow that sin cannot be inherited. Sin
must come from the will of the sinner.
1t must be conscious act and purpose
of his own. Hewas eager that I should
say to anyone that he never supposed
such case as Elsie Venner's really
possible.
All which copy from note I made
at the time by way of showing how eager
he was to enforce some essential truth
IN what he wrote. Wisdom or joke, fun
or retrospect, there is rose behind it
all. And as l meet the young people of
today, and as / look round on the men
and women whose writings they like to
read, I see no one left whose serious pur-
pose seems to me to affect them as did
his. From character sketch of Oliver
Wendell Holmes, by Edward Everett
Hale, in the November Review of Re-
views.
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H0saoGi-LESti FOR FOOD.
The Taste For 1t Spreading In Europe.
Sentiment and Science Against 1t.

Sentiment and Science Against 1t.
Hippophagy, or, to speak less euphemis
tically, the habit Of eating horsefesh, is
spreading in Europe. While savage man
is known to have stated his ravenous hun
ger on horsenesh or any other variety OF
flesh he could find, the modern origin OF
this peculiar taste dates from the siege OF
Paris during the Franco Prussian war.
when the populace were compelled from
dire necessity to sacrifice this noble quad
ruped to sustain life. Many acquired 9
taste for the meat and the demand fol
it did not cease with the capitalization Of
the city.
1t was to be seen on sale at many OF
the butchers stalls and has been ever since
staple article of diet for thousands of the
poor of the French capital. For horse
flesh is much cheaper than beef. Beef in
Paris is worth 20 cents a pound, while
horseflesh can be had for cents pound,
which affords reason why the barbarous
custom should take such firm hold upon
these people when once necessity gave ii
root.
Once planted in Paris, the practice
spread to other continental cities, especial
ly to Berlin, where horsefesh is now con-
ouii0u III COASAu0EdUl6 quduJltl6S ny but
poorer classes, and the medical authorities
and humanitarians are raising their voices
against what they justly consider q bar
barous and dangerous custom.
The medical men warn the eaters Of
horsefesh that the horse is peculiarly liza
BILE to the disease known as trichinosis,
also found in hogs, and while cooking
generally destroys the germs of this dis
ease it cannot always be depended upon
to do SO. The disease is frightfully fatal
in its effects and battles medical skill.
The humanitarians take the ground OF
sentiment, urging the almost human af-
lection Of the horse and the close compan-
ionship he has shared with man since the
dawn of the human race. A base return,
they deem it, to slaughter and eat this
noble creature In spite of these warnings
and protests hippophagy is on the increase
in Europe. 1t has not yet reached Eng
land, nor is it likely to as long as the roast
beef and mutton of Australia and New
Zealand LAST Still, if the sentimental
Britishers are too squeamish to eat theil
horses, they are not too squeamish to sell
them to the continent to be eaten. Quite
number of superannuated equines are
exported for that purpose.-New York
World
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THE MAKING OF THIEVES.
A Significant Increase in the Number of
Child Criminals.

There has surely been of late very
great and significant increase in the
nump per of child criminals that are
Drought to our police courts. There are
more OF them. and they are much young
eli IMAM they used to be, and they are
vastly tougher" Their manner shows
plainly that the street has been their
teacher, and that they have been apt
pupils. Its method is simple and varies
IN Heirs Kitchen and in Jew town only
In the opportunities offered. 10 begin
with the boy idler in the street during
school hours is there in defiance OF law.
whether the fault is his own or not, and
he knows it. He is in the attitude of
opposition, the normal attitude OF the
street. The policeman is his enemy and
the Policeman stands for the esta bllshed
order Oh things. Thus the ground WORK IS
Iald Tor whatever mischief comes along.
liz is not long in coming, rarely longer
than the dinner hour of the first day.
Inc BOY 10 hungry. He wants some
thing to eat A boys hunger is not like
a mans, which can be appeased with
promises. He wants something at once.
Ii he is playing hooky he does not
want to go home to get it. Anyway
there is no need to do so. The street can
show him an easier way. A grocer's
stand is handy, or a pie. wagon. Better
still, soda water wagon; the bottle is
worth..so much cash at the junk shop.
The drivers back is turned; the boy
"swipes" one 1t is not very great
crime, but it is the stepping stone to
many greater. A horse blanket or a
copper bottomed boiler may be the next
effort, aud that not a very great one,
with the clamor of a hungry stomach to
drown the warning voice within him
that whispers of the policeman and the
lock up. The friends he makes in the
street soon help him to contempt for
the one and secret pride in the other.
Jacob A. Rills in the Century for
Novem Der.
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W.T. AND WISDOM.

Bilger (meditatlyelyj-Yes, we were
threatened with woman suffrage up our
way, but old Hardhead squelchehed the
whole business in about five minutes one
night.
Dinks-Did, eh? Howl
Bilger-Got up and made speech at one
of the meetings descriptive of scenes at the
polls. He showed the women that their
hats wouldn't be on straight more'n halt
the time on election day, and they voted
the equal suffrage schemes down by aocla-
nation From the Buffalo Courier.
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As True as Gospel.

A married man walls thus:
Nothing maddens me more than to at.
tempt to read the paper to my wife.
I'm sit down and begin-it's always
something interesting-and she'll be seat
ed for minute or two. Then she'll rise
and say:
" Go right ahead, dear. I can hear ev-
cry word.
Then she'll prance into the next room
and tinkle and tinkle with things on the
mantel or the bureau while I raise my
voice and have to roar out some paragraph
that loses all it's sense by that means.
"Then she'll disappear again, and I'll
hear her voice come out in muff1ed tones
from the clothes closet:
Wait inmate, dear; I'll be back
"But dor It wait.
II put on my hat and go down town
and read to myself all the way" New
York Recorder
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Captured River Pirates.

Chicago, November 5.-Ten river pirates
were arrested on the Chicago river in this
city lest night. Early in the evening Frank
CaIloski and James Novak were rowing in
the river near Paulfna street, when three
men in boat came alongside and de-
manded their money. A race up the river
followed. The three men succeeded il.
catching the other two and after robbine
them put them ashore and started down
the river with the boats. The matter was
reported to the police who found the pirates
in a ''dug-out' at Blue Island avenue and
I'D street, in company with seven other
men,. The place was fitted out for house
keeping and was we'll stocked with pro
~isions. The men were locked up.
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A. Great Financier.

The somewhat impecunious young man
had married the daughter of the rich leg
islator so much against the fathers will
that he had left them to shift for them,
selves.
Your wife's father, - remarked friend
one day to the young man, lis great old
fnancier' -
Yes but he is no statesman
SIS that so?"
or course for when married his
daughter ne denonetized her, and we've
had hard times ever since. Detroit Free
Press.
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WEST GRAY.

Mrs. Alkaline Libby. widow of the late
William Libby, passed away on Monday
night, OctY. 28, aged about IS years. Mrs.
Libby has been sick long time with a
very severe and painful malady. Her
suffering at times has been intense, but
she bore it with great fortitude. She
was attended during her sickness by her
daughter, Mrs. E. L. Field. wife of Capt.
E. l.. Field of Gray who has devoted her
whole time to the care of her mother.
Mrs. Field and son, Willard Libby, sur
vive her. The funeral took place on
Thursday attended by Rev. Mr.. Thayer
of Grav Corner.
Mr.. Daniel A. Foster has bought farm
on Dutton Hill of Mrs. Sarah Stiles. Mr..
Foster will move on to it in the near
future. The price paid is understood to
be about $3.50.
The many friends of Miss Laura Allen
are pleased to see her out again and
looking SO we'll after her late illness.
Miss Barrows of East Raymond is at
work form d. L. Bailey.
Miss Morse of East Gray is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Gorge A. Bailey.
David and John Huston and George
Hunt are engaged in painting sleighs
for Charles E. Allen for the next winters
market.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Perry of Boston
are expected on Wednesday next to do
the trimming.
Mrs. Cannell of Cumberland Mills. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. David Foster.
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WEST HARPswELL.

Mrs. j. Richardson, with her little son
Perley, from Lewiston, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. VIM. Randall.
Grin johnson has been driving the
stage the past week for Mr.. Storer, who
has been painting Mrs. Pages house.
W.. Merriman and family have moved
to Brunswick for the winter. Mr.. Merri-
man is in poor health and hopes the
change will be beneficial.
Mrs. L. M. Merrill is quite sick at this
writing.
Miss Julia Stier has been visiting
friends in Richmond the past week.
The gale on Saturday Rblew down a
barn belonging to Mrs. Charles Bibber
on Basin Point.
Horatio A. Orr is building cottage on
Bailey Island for Misses Wheelock and
Schof of Boston.
Charles Durgan and Philip Webper.
who are attending Business College in
Portland, spent Sunday at home.
CharlieiMerriman shot a large owl one
day last week.
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Important Facts.

If you have dull and heavy pain across
forehead and about the eyes; if the nostrils
are stopped up and followed by a disagree
able discharge; if soreness in the nose and
bleeding from the nostrils is often expert
enced; if you are very sensitive to cold in
the head accompanied with headache; then
you may be sure you have catarrh; and
should Immediately resort to Ely's Cream
Balm for cure. The remedy will give in
slant relief.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
(ArEaGclaEsy DIgesfed).

NNH 80 N7~N~~J'
Stimulating, exhilarating and
strengthening, without alco-
hol. Relieves WEAKNESS and
exhaustion. 1t adds new It's
sue to emaciated forms,
makes them plump rosy and
healthy. Tim pale beobh will
become heshy and rosy
checked after using it. Pas
hoAa supersedes Cod Liver Oil
(without its repulsive taste)
and arrests the zOastamg in con-
sumptive cases. You can buy
it at any drug store. Send
your name to The Pre-Digest.
ed Food Co., 80 Reade St,
New York and get their inter-
esting pamphlet.
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EXECUTORS SALE Of REAL ESTATE

PURSUANT to license from the Probate
Court, I offer at private sale about five
acres Of tillage or grass land lying on the north
side of the Fowler road, near Ocean House
close by the residence of the late James s.
Sweetsir, being portion of his estate. Apply
to GEO. w. VERRILL, Executor. No. i9l
Middle street, Portland. oc27 S, Tu&Th-tf
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Cobwigger-I've fiddled away a week try
ing to get up a design for home made
flower stand for use in the Ladies' Friend.
Terwilliger-That shouldn't be such a
hard job.
Cobwigger-But you don't understand.
The idea is to get up something that can
be made entirely by woman; SO, it
mustn't have any nails in it From Puck. :
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The resistance Of canalboats to traction
increases with the displacement of the boat,
but moro slowly.
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Robin Ito his sweetheart)-Come Jen-
ny, don't be an owl. There's duck! II
was only lark, you goose.
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nor SALE-4 new houses at Woodfordsa
4 near steam and electric cars, at prices
ranging from Sl30u to $500, which can be
paid for in monthly instruments. These
houses are fitted for one and TWO families
and have cemented oellars, Sebago water,
perfect drainage, etc. RICHARDSON &.
CO.. ATS IL Congress street. IL
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ELOUR and sugar lower han ever. Pills
bury's best flour, 1886 per barrel;
barrel, 20 pounds graduated sugar. 81; best
California can apprlcots, Is cents can; new
large cooking raisins, pounds for 25 cents,
a dapdy cooking molasses only IS cents
gallon: choice Vermont tub butter, 70 cents
pound; fancy Vermont creamery butter. rs
cents pound; best pea and yellow eyebeans,
fancy can corn, 10 cents can; new bulk
olives. 20 cents quart; best red Alaska
salmon, IL cents can; best round steak. 10
cents pound; pork steak and sausage, 10
cents poDnd; roast pork, IL cents pound !;
nice coined beef, 2, 4 and 6 cents pound !;
get our prices on teas and coffee. All
other goods as low as the lowest for same
quality. Goods deli vered. JOHNSON &
LAMBERT, "a Wilmot street. 81
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Do you want to know what is going on in the
world-Take the PRESS.
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nor SALE-House lots at E. Deerlng on
IL the well known Lunt property; Sebago
water; perfect drainage. fine view of the
city and islands, situated close by tine street
monthly instruments, which will not be made
burdensome; interest only six per cent.
RICHARDSON & CO., ATS IL Congress
street. IL
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FOE SALE.
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one week for rs cents. cash in advance

TOR SAuE-One black Hambletonian
= mare, $ years old. weighs 1860 pounds,
driver. Call on JUNIOR, 247 Commercial
street. 81
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NOR SALE-At Oakdale, convenient to
Il electric cars and Forest avenue, a
single house with eight good furnished
rooms. Bath. furnace, recently papered
throughout, cemented cellar. Now rented
at 500 per month. Price $4,000, terms cas-, .
N. S. GARDINER. 1856 Middle street. ST.
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FOR SALE-Briek house, IS rooms and
bath. hot and cold water in a first class
ne1ghborhood, and street in western part of
the city. only one minute from street cars.
4 parga to close an estate. W. II. WAL
ORION, $50 Middle street. 81
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NOR SALE-East Deering, new house of
IL seven rooms and stall BILE, Sebaso water
and IA acres land under cultivation; handy
to street cars. Price $500. A mortgage of
$700 now on can remain If desired. W ii.
WALDRON, 1870 Middle street. Bill
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ITO LET-Nearly 1000 books at the PEOPLES
Circulating Library, 247 Congress- street.
Among the new books are Trilby, by Du
Burnham: &ath erine Landerdale BY 4.
Marion Crawford: The Manxman, by Hall
Caine; A Modern Magdalene. Virna Woods.
Terms 2 cents day. Monthly coupon
tickets 25 cents. A. B. MERRILL, proprie-
tor. 81
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nor SALE-Near City Building a three
IL story brick house, in good Condition.
containing ten rooms, with all m odern con,
veniences. II not sold will be rented, fully
furnished for the winter. JOHN +.
PROCTOR, Centennial Block. al
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EOR SALE OR TO LET-House ana lot "a
Il Hanover street. above Portland; sunny ex-
posture; cemented cellar; set tubs; hot and cold
water; fine bath; two water closets; con-
venient to electrics and business centerS. APP
ply at 461 CONGRESS ST. 81
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TOR SALE-Curnberlaud street, a two
iamily house. Ii rooms and bath, hot
at great bargain. W. II. WALDRON. lS0
Middle street. al
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MANIFESTATIONS.

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WANTED-Middle aged American woman.
w experienced and thoroughly compel ant.
wishes situation in widower's family as
house keeper. Fond of children. No oh
lection to country. Address for one week.
e. f. D., Box 81, Hallowell. Me. 81
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EOR SALE l-2 story house as Smith
Il street containing eleven rooms in first
class condition. piped, for gas and Sebago
etc. Lot 50x1O0 with fine garden and fruif
trees. Price $1,000. A. q. LIBBY, AZ IL Ex-
change street. 2-I
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EOR SALE-In central part of city, nice
house containing nine finished rooms in
perfect repair, hot water heat throughout,
good lot of land and within five minutes
walk of post office. Pr ce $4,000, and easy
terms of payment. JOHN f. PROCTOR.
Centennial Block, 81
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EOR SALE-l 1-2 story house, corner
Il Grove and Grant streets. contains q
rooms in good repair, .tted with Sebago.
water closets, etc. Lot x0xa0. Win make
good home or investment. Price $500. A
G. LIBBY, AZ IL Exchange street.
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tho LET-At Woodfords on electric line
Il lower fat of two family house, entir O.
ly new, seven large rooms. bath, set bowls,
&C., electric bells, hardwood floors. finely
decorated, best location in Deeriug. SIS.
A. E. MARKS, Alb Congress street. 81
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EOR SALE-Three fine house lots at Wood
y fords Corner, near Maize Central rail
road; large lots. aigh and dry. handy to
steam and electrics; price only six cents a
foot can be paid for in monthly install
ments. RICHARDSON & co., AIS IL Con
gress street. IL
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NOR SALE-1 liz story Louise containing
u ten rooms, situated So Monument st.
Has Sebago water, bath room, oemented
cellar, etc, Lot 55x120 with good stable.
Inquire of A. c. LIBBY & CO., AZ IL Ex-
change street. 81
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EARM FOR SALE-in Bridgton near vii
81 owing timber. large orchard, fine place
for summer boarders. For particulars ad-
dress D. f. PALMER, West Falmouth,
Maine. Bill
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TO LET.

TO LET-At Old Orchard, a very con-
Il yenienJ upstairs tenement of four
large sunny rooms, new house. City water
two minutes walk to electric cars. Rent
very reasonable. Address. +. A. S., Old
Orchard, Me. 6-l
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no LET-Upright piano, ten dollars Der
Il quarter. 207 STATE Street. 81
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ITO LET-Two story frame house of nine
L rooms, situateds on Fessenden Street.
Oakdaie, Deering. Furnace, bathroom. hot
and cold water, sewerage. has just been
& ADAMS, 81 Exchange Street. 81
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ITO LET-House No. "a Deering street con-
4 tanning eleven rooms, finished, all in
fine order and all modern convenfences
Immediate possession given. JOHN Is.
PROCTOR, Centennial Block 81
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

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MISCELLANEOUS.

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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

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nor RENT-Iower tenement in number
II LEO franklin street, between Congress
street and Cumberland street, now being
repaired; seven rooms, $50 per month.
BENZ. SHAW. No. 81 IL Exchange street.
IL
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WANTED-A teacher of experience will
w take either Grammar or Primary Pu-
pills at fair prices. Saturdays or evenings.
&c ARSENAL STREET. 25-4
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ITO .LET-Witb board, desirable large room
4 hot and cold water, open fire. Gum
Spring street, opposite Portland Athletic
Club. 23-2
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FOR SALE-Granite Quarry. cheap, by II,
Il HANSEN, Cumberland Genre, Maine, l
1-2 miles from Cumberland Junction. 81
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FOR SALE-Oakdale. One of the best houses
on William street; eight rooms, bath,
cemented cellar, frescoed rooms sewer connec-
ton. Sebago water. apple, pear, plum and
cherry trees. grape vines currants rospberries,
strawberries. gooseberries. Cost oyor $4,000:
VII be sold at bargain. Apply at 8 WILLIAM
STREET, Oakdale lott
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no LET-Han bed room, up one flight. II
L Free street. 25-tf
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no LET-Oskdale. down sstairs rent of s
4 rooms, Sebago, perfect drainage, water
closet, bay windows. large corner lot,
price SIG. Inquire of D. r. FROHOCk. %
William Street, Oakdale or Alb Congress
Street. n
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FOR SAL Il

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NOR SALE-Beautiful new residence in fine
4 location; everything modern and complete.
Easy terms to right party. Il. H. SHAW 1854
Middle ST. 81
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ITO LET-A tenement of five rooms TO a
Il family without children, As Winter
street. Inquire at 43 Winter street. G--1
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10 LET-Down stair rent No. IA Winter
= street, in best of repair. Possession
given after November 10th. Can be seen
any time by applying at No. 1l9 Commercial
street. JAMES Balm, 81