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1883, THE RXAMINER, 1888.

NOW IS THE TIME

Renew Subscriptions and to Subscribe,

Having faithfully redeemed our promues for the years that are past, confidently appeal to the public, and ask for Tur Dairy Examiner and Tae WEEKLY

Exay INER AND Istanp ARGUS a continuance

we now again

of popular favor and support.

During the coming year, as heretofore, Tar Examrver will advocate, to the best of its ability, the maintenance of every good institution now in operation on the Island, and the introduction of every ln- provement calculated to advance the inter- ests of the people.

Notwithstanding the result of the Legis- lative Council election, Taz Examiner is still in favor of reducing the Local Legisla- ture, consolidating the Local Civil Service upon a sound and permanent basis, main- taininga policy of rigid economy in the administration of affairs, and of applying the public money more particu- larly to the advancement of the agricultural and industrial interests of the Province.

Tue Examiner's policy shall be, as it has been: first national, then political,— first for the Province, next for Canada, and then for the Party by which both are governed.

Articles on Practical Agriculture will be

local

a prominent feature of Tat EXAMINER during 1883; and our columns will, as here- tofore, be well filled with news and inter- esting miscellany.

The publication of a series of lively stories, by one of the best English authors, will be commenced at once, and continued throughout the winter months.

Toe Werkity Examiner ISLAND Arovs will contain a larger quantity and greater variety of matter than any other weekly paper published in the [sland.

The subscription price is only ONz Doutak a year, positively in advance.

Subscriptions received up to the end of the present year will be placed upon the list at once, but will date from the Ist of January, 1883.

All communications should be addressed

AND

to W. L. COTTON,

MANAGER.

Tue Dairy EXAMINER NOVEMBER 16, 1882,

Manitoba's Trouble.

Manrroza has not been permitted to

do just as she pleased with reference to three railway charters. consequence, very much aggrieved ; and the organs of the Opposition are working up sympathy for her. circumstances show that if she had her

She feels, iv

But the facts and

way, it would be detrimental to the interests of the whole country, and in the end, of herself.

As the Montreal Gazeite remarks, the policy of preventing American railways from tapping the trade of the Northwest by uniting with Canadian lines running to the frontier, is one to which both parties have long ago become committed ; and it was in pursuance of this policy that the railway charters referred to were disallowed by the Dominion Govern- ment.

This policy was pursued when the building and working of the Canada Pacific Railway by the Government was in contemplation ; and it was well under- stood, both in and out of Parliament, by both parties to the coutract, that it would be continued in after the Canada Pucific Railway Company had taken the great work off the hands of the Government.

To repudiate it now would, therefore, be in the nature of a breach of contract ; and to permit the passage of the Mani- toba Railway Charters would be to repudiate it.

The Monetary Times, an impartial political critic, makes these sensible res marks :—*‘ It requires but little reflection to convince any candid-minded person

that no other course was open to the Gov- erpmenut. The contract with the Pacific Railway Company cannot be violated by one of the parties to it; and if the Gov- ernment were disposed to be false to its engagement, the courts would certainly enforce the contract. It is unfortunate that the Pacific Railway Company should have acquired a monopoly for a long term of years ; but the restriction is part of the price we pay for the railway. It is mere child’s play onthe part of the Legislature of Mauitoba to continue to assume the assertion of authority, in respect to there charters, which it does not possess. We must all submit to constitutional restraints ; and any attempt of a Province to usurp rights which do not belong to it, must necessarily be put down in the interests of constitutional

government.”’

a Oe iP «2 a+ —_—+---— ~-Professor Foster, of Queen’s Uni

versity holds very correct viewa on im bed ne ; eR ar the end tien of the bed i : the cultiva- aud he enna? he 7 . a toe to cram; car ae = etter to have a few

; » thoroughly mastered as we ean apply them in after ife,

® mass of hazy, unscientific no-

tions which we ¢ fannot even ex p %, not to clearly

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walk maofully throngh life by having

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yround on which we are to tread. Levialative Corneil Flections.

island Reports state that Mr. Bolger is defeate:

the First District of Prince ;

Mr. Reid in Fraser and Joseph Murphy

and that Dr. have secured the respective seats.

In the Second District of King’s County, it is pretty certain that Mr. Clow is victo-

into the field.

The result in the first district of Queen's County is still in doubt; while the election of Mr. Nicholson and the defeat of Mr. Munn is admitted on all hands. —

It is too socn yet to see precisely what the results indicate.

The following returns are all we have been able to obtain to the hour of going to pres; and they are open to correction :

QUEEN’S COUNTY.

FIRST DISTRICT, divisions give

i ; vol in teturns rom seven I ] £ Lot 20 and

Johnston, 262; Balderston, 152. 21 are not yet heard from.

SECOND DISTRICT,

Nicholson.

Munp.

York, 42 37 Bedford, 33 i Scotch Fort, ob 5 Lot 45, 23 56 Covehead, 39 7 Pownal, 7 43 Caledonia, ] 3 Eldon, lll 36 Murray Harbour Road, 39 Is Belle Creek, 32 7§ Total, 404 311 Vernon River majority, 9 Nicholson’s majority 1532, with Fort

Angustus, Gormley’s, Pisquid Road, and Brackley Point to hear from.

PRINCE COUNTY,

SECOND DISTRICT.

McDonald. McNutt.

St. Eleanors, 9 21 Summerside, 26 8 Somerset, 60 — Lot 25, 30 52 Kensingtou, 44 5+ Malpeque, 19 152 Cape Traverse, 12 18 Centreville. 28 32 Searltown, 17 29 Miscouch, 39 10 RUpeR, hme 12 57 New Annan, 10 40

Total, 306 546

Taree polling places to hearfrom. It is supposed that McNutt’s majority will be

about 150. KING’S COUNTY. SECOND DISTRICT. McDonald. Clow.

Montague 58 13 Whim Road 56 9 Maher’s 10 68 Sentner’s 3 125 Murray Harbor South 28 55 Highbank 17 18 Georgetown 26 37 Edmonds Ll 14 Finlay’s 77 22 Cardigan 59 28 Eight Mile Brook 61 26

Total 406 415

Dundas and Goffs Mills still to hear from These will, it is believed, give Clow a small majority.

iii iden Current Notes.

In Memoriam.

(From the Ottawa Citizen.)

L, aid to her rest in the echoless tomb

A ll that was earthly and common to clay ; BD eath but released her soul to its home: Y onder, above in Eternity’s Day.

Loved and esteemed by all classes and creeds, A ngelic Charity lived in her breast ; N e’er were the low!y unhelped in their needs, G ladly she succored the weak and opprest. E. ver the first in each good deed or thought, ¥ irtuous, loving, and tender and true ; I nsorrow we mourn o’er the loss that is wrought, N or hold back the tears which we give as her due. she P. Ottawa, 30th October, 1882.

Concerning Charlottetown, a eorrespon- dent of the Boston Transcript writes : —

**One does not find so much provincialism here as in some other provinces of the Do- minion, nor so much activity. There is not that bustling, business-like air that is notice- able in Halifax or the Canadas. ‘There seems to be a dead, spiritless atm«sphere hovering over the Island. Every one seems to be waiting for someone else to do something. Bat stil], underlying all this, there can be de- tected a little current flowing quietly along, watering the seeds of the spirit ot competition, which are being sown, and mnst in time yield a plentiful harvest. In most cases, I know, the spirit of rivalry should be deprecated ; but standing oa the deck of a schooner that commands a view of almost the entire stretch of the isle, and casting the eyes along the coast. with its numerous bays and inlets, many of which afford good harborage, and then lifting them, to see fertile hills, broad fields and dense woodlands, one cannot help exclaiming, ‘ Whata pity there is no more life here! What a Paradise this might be made, with a few energetic men and women to vie with each other in making this what it should be !’

“There is a healthful moral element at work there; the streets are quiet and orderly, and entirely free from that heart-sickening prac- tice of evening parades upon public thorough- fares that prevails to such an extent in most cities and towns; perhaps this may be attri- buted, in a measure, to the fact that the pro- hibition flag waves over the Island. ‘Uhey have their religious and Bible organizations, their benevolent societies of all kinds, their temperance societies, and, in fact, they bave everything to maké them a prosperous people but enterprise.”

Horsford’s Acid Phosphate 4S A BRAIN TONIU,

Dx. E. W Roserrsos, Cleveland, O., says : “From my experience can cordially recom-

meng it asa beain and nerve tonic, especiall in alberta ah mens inia wae.”

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Fecal and Other itews. ‘ the stability of the | on

| nery at Windsor, in the First District of King's County, and |

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AOL A

Oxx case of drunkennes at the Stipendiary

Magistrates Court this forenoon. P

« > A cotp and silver mine has been opened at |

: __ | Beaver Brook, Colchester county. Tue elections were quiet throughout the | !

~ 4 crock list has been opened to start a tan with $25,000 capital.

> Breckwom’'s Axe Feetory at Canning, N. 8 | was totally destroyed by fire on Sunday last | ; ‘ |

} ic wer Mr. McDonald, though 7 i] Se tatly stil be small; and in the Second | ONE hundred tons of Hay were ae Distri ‘+t of Prince Mr. McNutt has defeated | from Sackville, N. B., to Boston a few ¢ = Si 4 — ‘ L Mr. D. H. MeDonald, who came too late | &

ao Fiurmuine & Sons, St. John, are building three locomotives for the Ioatereolonial Rail- way . - | PRAYER meeting this evening in Y. M. A. Hall at S’cloch ~ Rev. Mr. McLeod in the Chair. > Tur St, John 7'elegraph reports a rose bush in full bloom in the garden of Mr, James Coleman, Indiantown. al In rurure the preliminary and qualifying examinations of the Civil Service will be held regularly in June and December. al Tur new lighthouse at the west end of Sable Island is nearly completed, and it is expected

the light will be ready by the first of December. oo A sRAMAN, named Knox, was killed by falling from the topsail of the brig., ‘‘S. 8,

Mueson,”’ while on paesage from Porto Rico te his native city of Halifax. eels

Prov. MeLeop, of MeGill College, Montreal and Mr. Payne, Meteorological Office, Toronto, leave for Winnipeg on Wednesday to observe the transit of Venas on the sixth proximo. 7 — > —_

Tuer choicest stock of Christmas Presents ever imported to the city, now on exhibition

at the Diamond Bookstore. novl6 > Rey. Gavin Lane is proving @ first-clasa amateur immigration agent. Since he went

to Scotland he had induced frem 500 to 600 English and Scotch immigrants to settle in the Northwest. > Over one hundred new buildings have been erected in Moncton this year. A _ carefal estisnate places the amount expended in build- ing operations in the town tis year in the vicinity of $200,000. A — 7 -~ Av the Stipendiary Magistrates Court this forenoon, young McPherson, arrested for steal-

ing a small amount ef money from John Belecham, was remanded for trial in the Supreme Court.

-_--—> J. L. Harris, Ese., has been elected

President of the Moncton Cotton Manufactar- ing Company, J. A. Murphy, vice-President ; Geo. W. McCready, Treasurer, and John Me- Kenzie, Secretary.

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Younoe MEN suffering from earlyindiscretions lack brain and nerve force, Mack’s Magnetic Medicine, advertised in another column, supplies this want and thns cures when all other preparations fail. Sold in Charlottetown by Apothecaries Hall Co. [nl6 2wks eod wkly

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CHAPPE! Le’s ALMANAC for 1883 is in the press and will shortly be issued. Several new and valuable features will be introduced, which will make it the best work of the kind ever issued on this Island. Look out for it.

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CueristmMas and New Year's Cards selling at least fifty per cent lower than any in the city, at the Diamond Bookstore. Call ard see them. novl6

>

A Toronto ‘‘masher,” named Stewart Edwards, was afew days ago fined $20 for insulting two ladies on the public streets. The civic revenue could be greatly increased by inflicting such fines in Charlottetown.

oni dlinienntiege

From Mohawk Hill, N. Y., a prominent farmer, Mr. Joseph Kapfer, writes: ‘‘St. Jacobs Oil is an invaluable remedy for the farm ; for it has the same curative influences on animals as on mankind.’

>

Crrizens of the East End complain of a band of gamins, who nightly assemble at the corner of Weymouth and Dorchester street. They conduct « boisterous ‘‘free and easy ” entertainment which is enlivened by a species of profanity very rarely found in other parts of the city. Would not the police do well to atiend the entertainments,

doiahiiniae hela

Epwarp HAN LAN says he will row Chas. E. Courtney next summer any race he chooses to make, not under three miles, for $2,500 a side. He will give Courtney $300 to make the race and will row on any water that Courtney names. He alsosays he will beat any record that Courtney may make next summer, he to row over the same course within an hour after Courtney has pulled over it. ~~». --—

THERE is no profession which can be com- pared in importance to that of agriculture, for to it belongs the production of food for man and for animals; on it depends the welfare and the development of the whole human family, the riches of States, and all indus- tries, manufacturing and eommercial. There is no profession in which the application of correct principles is productive of more bene- ficial effects, or is of greater or more decided influence.

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PersonaL.—On Saturday morning Capt Spear, Agent of the Provincial, New England and All Rail Line, received a telegram offering him the position of Superintendent of the Boston & Hingham Steamboat Co. Captain Spear at once accepted and sent in his resigna- tion to the management of the All Rail Line. Captain Spear has served in various branches of steamboat enterprise, and is thoroughly posted in the business. His new headquarters will be st Boston, Mr. Copp, his assistant, is at present in charge of the office in this city, and will doubtless continue in that ser until a meeting of the directors in

ecember. —-St. John News.

macnn telitiapiianes

THE coal shed at the head of Ferry Wharf is in jeopardy. Those who had charge of i*, to all appearance, did not study its inability to

ran uneven burden, consequently a heavy load was a'lowed to remain in the building at the outer end of the butt, while the inner end : was compiratively empty. The recu't was. the butt, last night, sank at the outer end a distance of ten or twelve feet; it sey arate | from the wharf and now the shed lies canted towards the channel at an angle of forty-five degrees. If the weather turns stormy it may atany time turn inte the channel or into the dock in way of the ferry boats an thus prove

at lows of cdal to. coutrat'pr dad an feesnveolence t p rs, ?

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Hlas now on hand a Large and Well-Selected Stock of

HOME MADE AND

As :

Txtx Diamond Bookstore is the best place | in the city to buy your holiday goods, novlé | + |

[IMPORTED

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Our MEN’S and BOY»s’ BOOTS are HAND-SIDED, SIDE- | So that aii who buy wis

LINED, Good Stock and First-Class Work.

In WOMEN’S, MISSES’ and

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CHILDREN’S, a Large Variety,

Nice Fitting, Well Made, and Warranted equal to

any in

A Choice Lot of Felt Boots and Slippers, Overshoes, Rubbers

and

the Market. en ——Q- i Moccasins. O—

The Whole Lot to be Cleared Out as soon as Possible.

Cheap for Cash at stamper’s Corner. C. B. WARREN.

Ch’town, Nov. 7, 1882.—wly

UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

PORTLAND,

MAENE.

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JOHN EE. DeWITT, President.

Total Assets January ist, 1882.

“ Payments to Peli-y Holders, . -

“ Dividends ts ws

STANDING, COMPARED WITH

Uiiem Maseek........4a.0. .. as Ee Fe Se

BECAUSE EVERY POLICY

Total Assets,

Why you should Invitte in the Union Mutual :

IS AN ENDOWMENT

G LARGEsT CANADIAN COMPANY:

past year, $!,053.779 OO 1,00%,164.31

BECAUSE EVERY POLICY t& NON-FORFEITABLE. BECAUSE EVERY POLICY IS INCONTESTABLE.

BECAUSE ALL PROFITS ARE DIVIDED

ANNUALLY,

BECAUSE DEATH LOSSES ARE PAID PROMRTLY.

Branch

W. R. ANDERSON,

Noy, 8, 82.

Special Agent, |

Office —Queen’s. Building, Halifax:

JAMES DESBRESAY,

$6 ,264.215.57 19,000,000 0 : 4£032.915.54

| Total Keceipts | Deposited with Domi’en Gov’t,

$13%,000 54,(0 M)

Agent, Charlottetown.

Yam iJ UR. t day of January

We shall sell only for cash— anlesg arrange Ment—for a stated time

“ur Object is to Close Out

all our Jarge Stock before and to d9 this

os and after the firs Dex!, by special]

the first of June,

| Unr Prices will be Further Reduced,

Ket unusual value

for their money, To those whose C

! 108e€ ACcCOUDtS *#re die, we ask

4 prompt setilement, and seme that are Over

due will be sued for without forther notice ~

if not paid before the first of December i

A.A. BALDWIN & CO.

15, '82.—wiy wlyp ne sj “4

| Nov. i

3 i

Now on the berth, and ready to receive cargo,

Will Sail for Liverpoo!, Direst, ON OR BEFORE ‘thursday, the 23rd inst,

ward without delay.

PEAKE BROS. & C0.

Ch’town, Nov. 15, 1882,—tf

a”

IN BUYING THE

FOR

or Nickel-Plate, Glass, ete,

Warranted not 10 contain «id or grit, and

BRITISH WAREHOUSE,

QUEEN SQUARE.

& A. BROWN & CO., have now completed their FALL IMPOR

e TATION.

Buyers wiil find it to their advantage to inspect their Stock, as they have a

very large an] new assortment of

British and Foreign Dry Goods, OF EXTRA VALUE.

The very latest novelties showo in every Department.

A great variety of Mantles, Ulsters, Wool Shawls, Clouds, Scarfs and Fur Also Mantle and Ulster Cloths, Brown, Blue and Black Pilots and

Goods.

Beavers, Scotch Tweeds and Coatings and Seal Cloths, A large lot Blankets, (Quilts, Horse Rugs, ete.

300 Lambs’ Wool Shirts, assorted A lot of Grain Bags, ete.

sizes. 300 pairs Lambs’ Wool Drawers,

All of which will be disposed of at their usual low prices.

W.& A. BROWN & CO.

Ch’town, Oct, 31, 1882.

CHEAPEST, SAFEST. SIMPLEST

LIFER INSURANT

IN THB WoRLD.

The Dominion Satety Fund Life Association

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‘OF ST. JOHN, N. B.

$50,000 Deposit with the Dominion Government.

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under Government License,

An Assessment Company with a Safety Fund,

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at its actual cost.

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Wc GCood Canvassers Wanted.

LEONARD. MORRIS,

Summerside, Oct, 28, 1882,.—1y

The City of London Fire lusurance Company,

General Agent for P. E. Island.

SO

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CAPITAL, $10,000,000.

20:

DIRECTORS:

THE LORD MAYOR

Lightly Simpson, Esq., Vice-Chairman ;

Sir Henry Barclay, K. C. B., Lord Colin Campbell, M. P., The Hon. Reginald Capel, Spencer Gore, Esq. ,

Richard Basil Huth, Esq.

OF LONDON,

W. H. Matuarin, Esq., ©. B.,

Robert Morley, Esq.,

| Alderman G. H. Nottage,

| Edward Leigh Pemberton, Esq., M. P., W. J. Thompson, Junr., Esq. ,

' Vincent Bevan Tritton, Esq.

Property of every description insured at current rates.

JOHN MACEACHERN,

Chtaslottetéwn, Oct. 14, 1882-~daw

Agent for P. 1. Island,

Working

Life Insurance

CHAIRMAN;

not to injare the finest plate. FOR SALE AT

E. W. TAYLOR'S,

South Side Queen Square, Ch’lown, Nov, 14, °82. lw

WANTS, LONT, POUND, &e.

t, 0 LET.—The Victoria Hotel, Truro N, 8, i situated near the Railway Station. This hotel is fitted wi h ail motern improvements, has a large stable attached and if well Mana.

to MRS. THORNE, Spring Park Road. [{nol®

rgxO LET—Dwelling House, Stabie, ete. ia { yood condition, to Ist May next, or for one or More years, ‘in a pleasant part of the city, Apply to Jao, Wm. Morrison, {nos

OAERDERS accon. modated at the Railway House, Richmond Street, at moderate terms. {no 8 lw

\ "ANTED—A man with experience in Dry Goods to take charge of am establishment in this City with a view te closing it out any one wishing to purchase or continue the business. Apply by k tter to box 185,

W ANTED IMMEDIATELY—Two or three yirls to work on pants and vests,

also a machinist Inquire of John Bell, tailor, ete., corner of Pownal and Grafton Streets. {nold lw

\ J ANTED—Evght or ten Boarders. Ap- ply to Miss Alice Hickey, Dorchester Street, opposite Murray's Bakery.

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FIRST-CLASS HEARSE, fitted with wheels and runners, for sale at a bar- Apply to E. H. Norroy.

gain, no7 3i eod wiy 3i

ANK OF FP, BE. ISLAND BILLS,—I will pay cash for Bank of P. E. Island Bills, mailed to my addrese,—E. H, Nortoyx, Chat- lotletown. (nu? 3i eod why 3i

1f.O LET—The Shop, Wa ehouse and Cellar at present occupica by Mesers, Arthor & Toomh:. Possession given December 12th next —W. W. WEL: ner. nod 6i 2aw wy 2i

‘)} SHABES of Merchants Bank Stock 200 for sale —E, H, Norvos. [207 \ ANTED—Four Gentlemen Boarders,

Apply to Mrs. Robert Rodd, opposite Pickard’s Bakery. joc!é wkly 21

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NOR SALE—A Second-hand Pianoforte, im good order, Apply to A, McNeill, Auc-

| tioneer. [nob Wy Anteo—- Smart Compositor. Good Wages and constant employment t> the Apply at Tur Examiner Orr'e®. [nov

right man.

ry°O LET— A house at the Head Hillsbor- ough Street, Rent very cheap. Apply to ©, H. Schurman, Great George Si, [oc24 tf lee gga Girl for general house-

work. Must be weli recommended.

Will fictl employment by a) td Mos, Hr Hace Uppet Great Geaent

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Shippers of Canned Goods will please for-—

Cleaning Gold, Silver, Electro-Silver,

BARKENTINE ie ETHEL BLANGKE, ALEX, MeLEOD, Commander,

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$10 Labor Saved for 956, | ELECTRIC POLISH,

ged will do the principal hotel husipess, | Possession given in Jaquary o xt. For terme, 7 ~ &c., apply to Phomas McKay, Trare.. | nov 16 Gi COOK warted immediately, Apply af aa uf Tee Examrxer Orvicr, ,oolé tf 4 . go nih bitch ch easihonilesind. sedan eek ‘pO LET—A Dwellieg House pleasantly — oy situated ov Prince Street, Apply te. | Peake Bros. & Co BOW.) on TAN(EL- A ‘ienant tor a House at the a: ; W Head of Hillsborough Street. Rent cheapest in the market. Apply to W. L = Welluer. {nol4 lw = rg°O LET—A House on Long Strect, with i Five Rooms, Kitchen and Cellar, Im- 1¢75 mediate possession. Rent moderate. Apply |

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