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Divorce in Other Lands.

An Arab may divorce his wife on the
slightest occasion. So easy and so
common is the practice that Burck-
hardt assures MS that he has seen Arabs
not more than forty-five years OF age
who were known to have had fifty
wives, yet they rarely have more than
one at time.
By the Mohammedan law a man may
divorce his wife orally and without any
ceremony; he pays her portion, gen.
orally one-third Of her dowry. He may
divorce her twice and take her again
without her consent, but il he put her
away by triple divorce conveyed in
the same sentence, he cannot receive
her again until she has been married
and divorced by another husband.
By the jewish law it appears that .
wife could not divorce her husband ;
but under the Mohammedan code, for
cruelty and some other causes she may
divorce him.
Among the Hindoos, and also among
the Chinese, o husband may divorce
his wife upon the slightest ground, or
even, without assigning any reason.
She is under the absolute control of her
husband.
The law Of France, before the revolt
ution, following the judgment Of the
Catholic church, made marriage indis-
soluble, but during the early revolu.
tionary period divorce was permitted
at the pleasure of the parties when in
compatibility of temper was alleged.
The code Napoleon restricted this lib
erty. On the restoration of the Bour-
bons Law was promulgated, May 9Th.
1916, declaring divorce TO be abolished |;
that all suits then pending for divorce
by mutual consent should be void, and
such il now the Law Of France. Al5asy
Lar Journal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-28
The Cattle Train.

Shut in from pure ald boundless air,
That lAaly round them flowed,
FROM wanderines free in pastures fam,
They come, a hapless load.
Close huddlsd on their weary feet,
They wavcr to aud fro,
As laundering on, with bounding fest,
Their cTu,l prisons 60.
Thsir sreat, sool eyes look mildly out
Between the wooden bars,
As Gathering o'.r the long, long routc
Sweep on the freighted cars.
Past pastures green IS those they knew,
Past cattle feeding there.
Past tempting streams and rivers blue,
Past all things dear and fair.
Yes, past for these and all things bright;
Their day Of doom has come.
Farewell to life, farewell 10 light
Ye s&ntient beings dumb:
Yet We who speak your wild mute woe,
Are scarce more blessed than &c;
Our hope but strives the less to show
That death we do not see.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-28
An Immsuse Art Sale.

Nearly ell visiton 10 San Franchise sssce
Tie days Of - and - s:e familiar With the
Art Gallery u ssoS 4 Nay. which hss been
for The pass ten yesrs located q 81 kesrns
sarset, sear Marxet- Here they kssp 10 sss,rh
ever variety Of pictures froa The snAii rftns
vhieh resAlk o. ne per dozen n he esssly
Paissiag vsryiag iass The thessss1s IN sslue.
nAsir i0assse stssck q psc;ures. artistic Esd
0sx nsieriala. pirsars Trance. D. b -sv
kaia9 offered a eSss preparatory ~ ~in.,nx
hoaiaess .. The ars, Il January sext fsr-
nee shs d not prep>>e stsifiae ssa zen
&lece sAs fall, ear sssd their os3ess co. sss.
Ne cane pr imply 6ll.d nj Systematically
lsv psirea Tse price II sny picture Oil be
eurpiahed "a app.beaiiea ~ NAL
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-28
A Warning.

To those of our readers who wish good
metropolitan paper, containing the news OF
the world, including full details Of every i'm
portent event, We recommend the WEEKLY
Chronicle, which alec contains choice liter
airy matter. especially adapted for family
reading. We would also warn the heads Of
households sgainst putting into the hands u
young people the eemorslixing trash con-
tained in the continued stories given In scme
Of the Weekly papers published 10 San FrAn-
number
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-28

TARrs.-Make O stiff dough of two
cups OF graham flour and one of grated
cocoanut, with cold water, kneading
we'll. Add a oupful of boiled rice.
Mix those nightly, and roll thin; bake
in gem pans, watching carefully. Fill
with grape or berry sauce just before
they are to be eaten.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-28

At the village Of Ortalgi. near Flor
ence, the earth has sunk TO Q depth Of
fifteen feet, cansing the houses TO lean
over 90 far - 10 alarm the people and
make them leave their homes. Al Q
distance OF about svn hundred yards
from the village the ground has been
upheavei. Great interest has lseea ex-
cited BY these TO opposite kinda al
earth disturbance ~ithin % small n
area.
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NEWSPAPER OFFICES

sss0ss 90 80 sisbest ses s~Das-ae-. 60
sass % ~ ss-ssh s<sss.ss~ - ns s.ssnsD u eve
say ..fvvsnars~s fse- fas re~<ps ss sasssg vAseA
nasy s~taa ssye-s 60; - i~-s s-~ss-r inf~nsasias
..saxfsss n rssssa ~ .ns-~p 90 - snrrss rec
rr~~
tYsspss-s l,sss--. s~r~a~s-s<ss. -, nsrhss ID
- Q ssssl sreasc- - ne IRE q tasAh is-sr.
D n - ss-se. ar~-s ,arlp- wnirE ?. @.
ssz s,i. hs& FrsA.sss
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-28

Any parties DESTROYS Of having goods purchased for
them In San Francisco can do SO by addressing Mrs.
W. H. Ashley. who will send samples Of goods for
their inspection. To the ladies would say that
have nrst class establishment FOR Dress making. and
prepared to execute country orders with dispatch
Beihg engaged IN business here have the advantage
OF buying goods direct from the importers at whole.
sale, and would give my patrons the benefit OF ZANE.
Goods purchased and sent CO. u. Send for Circular
Address Mrs. W. H. ASHLEY, I1O Suffer- street
Room 81 Sen Trspcisr
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Dentistry,

A good set o! teeth are indcspensa able 70
perfect heath. A JfSsi-eIau dentist repairs
the decay and waste Of nature. Such one
10 DR.. Cochran OF San Francisco, his Office |.
at the corner OF Stockton and Market streets,
san Francisco, and Ne can cheerful recon.
mend him to our readert. Call and zee him
whom ysu visit IL city.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-28
DR.. ]. A. Hunter,

No. 39i Suffer ST.. San francisco, devotes
special attention to Catarrh, deafness and oil
dlseasss Of the hean, throat and chest All
letters OF Inquiry VII receive attention.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-28

sPscrAcL.s AID EYE GLASSES. Prices greatly re.
dussd Houssworsh. Optic,An. II Mon ,somery st. s. r.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-28

VITAL MAGNETISM by this mysterious gift OF
Nature to man, the most shattered constitution can
be built up in three weeks; acute cured in few
minutes all pangs and pains instantly disappearing
and health restored. J. d. McLENNAN, vital mag
netlc healer. No. 22O Stockton ST., San Francisco.
You will always ind me In my Office. Letters an.
swcred No charge for advice,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-28

WHY Is 1t that every person that uses wacotrs
Pam Paint recommends It TO their afflicted neigh.
bors? Because ii has done for them all that It has
promised to do, Address r. FINLEY, 1913 Market
St San Francisco.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-28

j. =. HILL manufacturer Of Carriages, Euggies
Rxprcss. Thorough Brace and Quarts wagons. cor
er and 18th streets. } D. box 2SS. Sacramen to Cal
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-28

H. WAcuaoRsr. Matchmaker ana jewsler, Importer
OF Diam onds, watches, jewelry, silver and silver
plated ware. 70 ST.. Sacramento. Cal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-28

ALL Photographic msdo at the New York Gallery
No. n Third ST. f. are guaranteed to be nrst class
Prices 70 suit the times. J. II. PKrERs. Proprietor.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-28

Ne. Csc. d. BIsxAS for masy yesO tho leading
nan ct Rrsdlsy 4 Rulof.on's IL Tow conssessd wish
!. ". Tabsr. the leading Photographer. No. Mont.
gSmery street, y. asd will psrsonally super tend
the busaess The very latsst work done ~ the low.
Get rates. Copyins old pictures specially. Aseond
10 the elevator. Montgomery 81
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-28

NV. sHAErFER 4 cos GREEN SEAL
CIGARS are guaranteed 10 be made Of the On.
est Havana Tuh.~~. *, Sacramento o.. ST.
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REMOVAL.

TAs csscs Of rae'ne Se--p,s-r Pssll.a's< Co.
C.siss whstr. rr-r-s<sor. 10. sres rev~< fsvu
nsrkes ga - r.-sm q. In Wing % sa;i~ea Bisrk
Eutsssr~ o. - sssse.e a. - the eiesssss ss.ir
sasss s.s we-s gnvsv Co.. also "a rs ss<r.nsssss
ST.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-28

FOR ALL LAMENES, AND PAIN. Gou.. Rhcu-
matis, Partial Paralysis. spra'ns Bruises, Stir and
Swollen JOINTS, Sore Throat, Headache, Toothsche.
Neuragi. and lam. BicS, use the ncyer.faing
remedy, PRATT'S ABOLITION OH. Sold by all
druggists.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-28

BursaicK Co.'S Patterns. fall styles. Send
stamp for catalogue. lSA Post st.. San Francisco
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-28

FiSssr BnorooRAPus.- Prices greatly reduced
House worth. Photographer. u Montgomery b., S. r.
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ANTE iEI5S;

A RE THR BEST EvEI MADE PRICE ERoM
"A t7si IN Nsp $3.50 :or . sp'erdsd eesse-
tsos-eian eash vifh Greer. and tio nonthly inst.i
81 Us ant siH secrad hana Psanos t-a 81 s.a
tstn ttse ass tss focr Bsnh1 square tsraEds <ss1.
a.usl price " 0t By nreerise frsssp belns
10 tsrsrs- pa wddleEes- rrscts 81 st-snt tss
e.ch Instrument z. ~ ANrfsEiL co. 90
Aopk a frnrrt@rn
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KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS
PICKLES.

SOMETHING NEW. The best pickle ever
manufactured. Send for circuar to TAFFE & Co..
any Washington St.. S. +.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-06-21

ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO BLACKMAIT.-
The Commonwealth rs. r T. Mccormick
dttoS lS. L Franks-attempt to obtain money
under false pretense." Such is the title of
an entry ia Esquire Kinkead's criminal
docket, and Hearing of preliminary testi-
mony IN the case fixed for Tuesday af-
teraoon last, at ? o'clock Mr.. John Wac
ner, Of Chest Springs, is the prosecutor. Tie
fac;s on which the complaint IS based are
understood to be substantially these: About
a year ago sawmiil belonging to Mr. Wap-
neri at Chest Springs, was destroyed by fire.
lie carried two policies of insurance ON the
property, In different companies, one of
which has been paid up, while .he other
hahgs hre. Some time subsequently the in
umatlon was conveyed TO Mr.. Wagner by
the defendant that it was susceptible of proof
that the mill had been set on fire for the mr.
pose OF obtaining the sums FOR which it was
insured, and that unless hush money to the
amount OF ; 100 was furnished him ho would
proceed to make public the knowledge OF
Wh'ch he was the possessor. Mr. Wagner
was oy no means intimidated by the threat,
y uut on the contrary refused positively to be
oiacKmalied and entered the information
before noted. This is one side of the story
l u ne other portrays totally different state
o. aiIairs, and tits only justice to the accused
70 state that he processes his ability to put
the money transaction spoken of in a differ
eit ight, and place the burden of wrong do
ing on other shoulders than his own. The
ueiendant, by the way, is known in this sec
tloh Dy the name of Templeton He ESSAYS
the business of pri yate detective occasiobaIiv
anu IS the gentleman TO whom the arrest of
Henry Dunlap and Mrs Beales, in Mexican
county, last Spring, is to be credited
L he accused waived Il hearing and entered
ball IN the sum of 500 for his appearance at
The September session of Court.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-06-21
ProBono PublicO-

HAVING an ambition 10 pay my debts. 1 VIII
II sell as much uf the acknowledgements real
estate aS viii be necessary for the purDnse viz
NO J. a PIECE OR PARCEL. or IMPROV-
I'D LAM ID situate in the West Ward of he Ror
ough 81 Ebensburg, cUnta ininr ~ acres having
thereon erected q two story double Dwelling
No. ? A SQUARE OF GROUND situate IN
lh9 est Ward of the Borough OF El,ensfrursr
bounded by Lloyd street. West street fbrle street
ana Spruce alley, having thereon erected "A an,
bic Frame Dwelling House and a Frame Sfabls
No 3 A LOT OF GROUND situate in me
-" est W ard oifhe l'nruugh of Ehenshurg front
Ing on Lloyd street. m adjoining the Foundry
NO 4 IlENE OF GROUND situate in the
W est " ard OF the Borough Of Ehenshurr b0und
ed by the Turnpike. Lloyd street and " est street,
Containing about one acre. -
30 q PIECE OR PARCEL OF IRIPROv-
I'D LAM situate IN Cambria township fnear
EDeEshurg), bounded by the clay Pike land bF
EDWARD Owens and John kirschner. contafnfnr-
10 acres and 63 pcrches
No O A PIECE OR PARCEL. OF TreyTar
FNON I'd LAND situate f. Camtsria tovnsb,r
tai Beutahl- bounded by the Beul % road land -
Joseph " Nilman, Heirs OF James ana Geo MfIts
alg others. containing % Reres and Sc perches
NO I. a TR ACT OF LAM ID situate in Es1ocar
lck TOWNSHIP Z, kuown az the John Gillian far-n
containing about is acres. having thereon pro~f
en stone Dwelling House and "a Frame T{arr
IEsre is a coal bank opened he premises
W mere the above properly yill admit az al vIslo,
II VIII De Sold II lots to suit purchasers.
EbensbErT, May 81 ISIS 1T IL
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-06-21

4 PEN PICTURE.-A few months, OF even
weeks, since, her pallid cOunteuauCe was tho
very type of ruddy health-the delight OF
the school and the pride Of the household
She was always welcome wherever duty or
pleasure led her. Diligent, puHctual, and
exemplary in the class room, Obed:ent aud
loving at home, she won the hearts of all
But Alas those glowing cheeks and lips are
now bianched by consumption The voice
once so enchanting iu laugh and song is fee
bic, husky and broken by a hollow cough
Let US approach her cough and gently take
her bioOdless hand I'm our own. Do not
shudder because of its feeble passionless
grasp, The hand once so warm and plump
shows its bong outlines, while the cords and
tortuous veins plainly mapped upon its
surface. The pulse that bounded with
pletion. imparting beauty, viYaciiy, health,
and strength, to the system, IL delicate to the
touch. The enerya.ed heart fecbly propels
the. thin, scanty blood. Must we lose her
while yet young and so flir2 No. There
Is relief. Rut something more is required
than the observance OF hygienic rules, for
enfebled nature calls for aid and she must
haveit it. Administer this pleasant medicine.
It is invigorating. 1t allays the irritable
cough, improves the appetite and digestion,
a1d sends healthy tingle through her
whole being. The blood is enriched ner-
vous power Increased, and the heart bounds
with new impulse Her face brightens-
the blood Is returning, her voice is cleared
and her reCnests are no longer tleli gered IN
that peevish,- freffu, tone so deadening to
sympathy. Her step Is still faltering h,.s
strength is rapidly returning. Let take
her out in the warm, life-giving sunshine.
In "A few weeks she will go without our aid
and be able to JOIN her companions in their
pleasant pastiu2es and feel her whole being
warmed and expanded into perfect life. -
The change is so great that we think she is
sweeter aud uObleT than ever before a nd
the medicine " which has wrought this trans
formation, wa look upon ~ a blessing to hu-
nanity, for there are other loved ones 10 he
rescued from the grasp of the iasidious de-
stroyer DIR. Pierca's Golden Medical Dis
Covery has raised her. 1t Will raise others
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-06-21

BAROsMA has been the means of doing a
great deal of good in healing the sick, and
benefJing the afflicted, many of whom had
almost despaired of health, or of even being
free from pain. Six years ago a man tTou-
blsd with kidney difficulty came to my drug
store, leaning heavily on his cane nearly
Ject of pity said he had been troubled in
this way for years, and whenever he took
cold it settled across his kidneys, often con
timing him to his bed for days and weeks
with exCruciating pain. He took a bottle of
the Barosma, and in three days returned,
saying ii was worth ffty dollars 10 him. and
was willing 10 pay that if he could not get
1t without. Be continued using il, buying
the six bottles for five dollars which cure
him entirely.
Prepared by 4. x, Thompson, Titusville
Pa. For sale by Lennon s. Murray, EJens-
burg. Price Si.00 per bottle.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-06-21

AN UNDENIABLE TRUTH.-You deserve
to suffer, and if yOu lead n miserable, unsat-
isfactOry life in this beautiful world it Is
entirely your own fault and there is only
one excuse for you, your unreasonable
prejudice and skeDticism, which has killed
thousands. Personal knowledge and com
mon sense reasoning viii soon show ,you
that Green's August Flower will cure you
of Liver Complaint, OF Dyspepsia, with all
its miserable effects, such as sick headache
palpitatiOn of the heart, sour stomach, hab-
itual costiveness, dizziness of the lEaad, ner-
vOus pTostratiOn, low Spirits, &c. It's sales
now reach every town on the Western Con-
tinent, and nOta Druggist, among whom we
may name Lennon 81 Murray, of this place
but will tell you of its wonderful cures.
Three doses will relieve you.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-06-21

THE EDITORIAL REUNTOS.-If the cdi-
tors of the State, in their annual reunion at
Cresson this week, fail 10 enjoy themselves
IL viii not be the fault of the weather. The
programme comprises a banquet at the
Springs Hotel Wednesday, following bv @
speech by Hon. A. X. Mcclure on the duties
aud responsibilities of the Press an excur-
sion over the Bells Gap narrow gauge rail-
road Thursday, aud a farewell oration and
leave-taikiug Friday. We go to press too
early to say more about the gathering than
that the attendance Is large, comprising
editors from every section of the State.
Quite q number of them paid Ebensburg a
visit Wednesday, coming and going on a
special train. Their visit was unheralded
which is the reason they were not met at the
depot by our cornet band.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-06-21

Cambria township meditates the erection
of "A new Rt-hooi house thiH Summer. Il viii
h-- located aUOut fOur I4.Ius u0ttL Uf E0cus-
burg
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-06-21
Notice to Taxpavers

i n accordance with an Act OF the General As
= -nbly ot this commonwealth. approvod the
otn day uf April. A ID. lss2 -'fte atinr TO the
cole ctlon OF taxes IN the County OF Caplirfa' -
noUce Is hereby given to the taxpayers rt.sfd-
ing IN the districts below named. taat the Cousl-
~ Treasurer, ia compliance with the 3i sef.rfor,
ot SAID Ct will attend al the places OF holding
the Borough and Township elections. ON the
following named days, for the nurt,lst. of re-
ceiving The County, Poor aud State taxes for
he year ISIS:
For SUmtniiytlie borough, Tuesday June e5th
Gallitzin borough " eduesday, 2sth
Iunne- hill borough, Thursday, e g7th
SfaHitIin township. Friday. a. 2sth
1I9rc-tu borough. saturday. 10th
Allegheny township, Monday July lsf
9hest Springs borough. Tues ay July 2f
E2elsburg borough. East ward FrIlay Julv
oths We5t ward, Saturday. July 9th
Dean township, Monday, July sth
. 1lear-cld township. Tuesday, July eth.
White twp. at 7. Beers Wednesday Julv
10th; at I4loydsville. THURSDAY Iuiv llt4-
Chest township. AZ St Lawrence, Friday Ju-
ly 18th.
8 Elder township. at St. Boniface, SATURDAY.
July 18th. s
SEr-olltowu borough. Monday. July Is,b
CGTrUll township. Tuesday. July 10th
s-sqCehanna twp. " WcduesLay, July lT.h
Barr township. Thursday Isih
=" EIackltcE township. Friday. 1p-h
:, tamgTIa Ta.h5,l township, SATURDAY, 2o.a.
And, in accordance with the second efrrfrtr
before the lst day of September. there. will bf.
reduction ot per cent, while ppr rent WIFI
be added 70 ali unpaid taxes and ttt.d fr, thf,
hands Of constable.
n J. FRETDHOFF. Treasurer.
IreasuTer's Office, ELensburg. april 10, 1873
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-06-21

The Hessian fly has opened mn the
campaign in the wheat fields of southern
cambria, bar his H&va1es as yet are not
vldvs Dsead.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-06-21
a UDITOR'S NOTICE.-Hevin=g=,

- - been appointed Auditor lsv th. Conc -
o. common PteEsbf Cambria ,ounfv fr ~ of
Gls-rluuttoH' 'ef the money in the.tbsrids -, -
MaFnc-, Assignee of Charles &c 80 oSen
AiieChenT township. Cambria a. she oppOrtu-
benefit Of creiito-s of said Mems occasion of All
oy nis hrst accbuht, 60 and amC to soma ba~.
er ti. iei 70 fS'e..e ne same nod proftabis
Iuthl- az my cflFe tu Eheusi1u a. ON fETf.
" - ts.t. ATT O'CLOCK ~ THE Ar-rrr.roo,
Wheo and where All parties Interested must r-e-.
sem tnetr claims " be debarred from ctrlfur IN
on ,s, s1L.l ii,nd- GEO W OATMAN, Auditor
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-06-21

., THE GOVERN MENT OF DEMO
2 .rrr DELEGATE ELECTIONS.
,ate elections in Cambria county
a ,TIucyed az follows:
4 ..-,,frr for delegates to represent the
a lts,rirrs In the Democratic County
srsII be held at the usual place OF
u . ,.L .grgraI elections for each district,
y .HI o'clock and continuing until I
B 2. y. ..,.ra7ste election shall be held by
- hoard. to consist OF Jhe member OF
rrrv Committee lur suSu uis! .L L.C', W l no
.-ls.fent Of the board, ana two other
n ,-uferz thereof, who shall be elect
l.r, .rr,..,,'rr1rs present at the opening OF
VI use the member CT the County
e.. Shall be absent from the place or
,ra election for quarter or an hour
-frrc appointed BY huie ISL LOT thc
-frrr same. bis place shall be hled by
- -r ra conducted UiCG UGcC By the
..f. ,-a-rrs present at the time,
. .a- -r4Iffcd Democratic voter OF the
--t g- tine preceding general election.
L r.rr.rrntic ticket. shall be entitled
gf the delegate election.
r.-sr.- nj all delegate elections shall
Y ..- r,-r.r which ballot shall be printed
...r Pin. names of the delegates voted
,.r- with ANY instructions which the
- ra-.rD To give the delegates. Each
.-rI N.. received from the person voting
f- 81 rrrEVI her OF me CIGtilDu JtdtG-
.a-r fc0uzited in box or other recep-
-.rGIsT for that purpose, 70 which box
- r.nrufqcle no person but members OF
,..- hoard shall have access.
r b. election board shall keep an accurate
.,T.s names Of all persons voting at such
. r.rs..r list of voters. tOgethcr with a
.r ..rrr.rrfa return OF such election, con-
E. statement Of the persons elected as
80 zrrFT De certified by said board 10 the
g -...rrenri11; and ii shall be the duty Of
. .-.fa-r of the said Convention to take
~ lie same aud deliver them to the
..r.F the Democratic County Commit
...--f lv the 5uit Convention.
s-.m any district qualified Democratic
p. .ra rtfn her 0f five shall complain In
- ~ Hr undue election or false return,
---Ir.uauts shall have the right TO con-
-a sent of such Delegates such COM
. shall be heard by a committee OF nvc
-s-. IN be appointed by the President Of
INVENTION. which said committee shall
+ ra bear The parties. their proofs and
ions. and rs soon as may be report to the
rr.ru which delegates are entitled to
.a-rtr. WlgreuUOE the Convention shall
z Immediately, upon the call OF the yeas
rs. t1 adopt or reject the report OF the
f-r rrrEuittCe-iu which call the names
.tn1. F-
. delegates must reside in .hs district
present. In case Of absence or Inability
Do, sghstitutiOns may be made from cit
rls district.
Convention majority OF pll the votes
q. be necessary to q nomination.