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1HE PHONOGRAPH MAKING MCSlC.-
Ibe phUnogI aph has done many wonder
ful things, but it surpassed even Itself on
Wednesday night, at Irving hail. lIrtc-
tofore the sounds which it has emitted
have been smOthered somewhat, aud The
tone has had nasal tSang- But within,
:he past week Mr.. Edison has supplied a
new Instrument. which rep oduces wpr6s u
almost the natural tone and puch Of the
person speaking. This has been accom-
plIshed toy causing the cylinder to ley i've
as rapidly when lie phOnOgraph l. SpeaE
ing as when the person talks into it.. Ca
Wednesday evening The iu> i1Iment sai.u
one or two soprano songs, aud gave fpith
III capital manner coinet 500. blown
into it by Mr.. Levi. Nine. Cole SAM.
"COmin' Ihro' the Rye" with all ;he ID !ll>
and iourisi;es usually accompanying .{taf
air. The phonograph repeated Tie iuhe
and the words almost perfectly. The key
was the same. Some Of the uoies were
remarkably sweet, and the tril.S were uui
missing: the tones were only slig ht Iv smp. D.
cred. The phonograph thdS beccm,, =.
musical Instrument. The audience mas &c
lighted, and applauded loudly. Mr.. L.yi
next blew on his comet ''God Save lie
Queen" in four different ociaves. THis
he claims is an octave lower ,han any one
has been able 10 play ON that iusf rumc.tt.
The photograph faithfully repeated lie
anthem in each key. The pitch was te-
markably sustained, and only d slight nasal
twang was noticeable. The phunograph,
however, not having Mr.. Levy's lungs,
could not give forth the tune with as much
force as he did. 1t had been intended thai
Mr.. Levy NhoulG play the air in the lowest
octave, while the phOuOgIaph was repeat
ing it i'm the highest. THIS would have
been perfect test of the ability of the i'll
Strument 30 sustain the key. But owing
TO the lateness Of the hour this part Of lie
programme was postpoued.-N. \. Trt6Uae.
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ASSICNFF'S SAFE
"a DNINISTRATION NOTICE-

Ches, Srr-p,y r..----, as.ignce II SAINT VIII
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\ Long BRIDGE.-The railway bridge
across the Tay at Dundee is over two
miles long. Including the extension on
the northern shore, the exact length is
1862 feet-that is 20 say, it is longer than
the Victoria Bridge, Montreal, and the
Britannia tubular bridge, taken together.
This great length is taken in eighty-five
spans of varying width. There are longer
viaducts over marshes and meadows, bat
there is no bridge of the same length over
running stream. The greatest difficulty
which the engineers encountered arose
from the varying character of the bed of
the river. Near the shore, the rocky bed
was easily reached, and on it piers were
built of brick throughout. Further nut it
was found that the rock Suddenly Shelved
away to a great depth under clay and grav-
ei There the cylinders, filed with con-
crete, which form the foundation, were
made of much greater diameter. and.
above The high water level, iron pillars
were substituted for brick. The level at
the shores is between seventy aud eighty
feet above the sea; IN the middle it is 13O
feet above bigh-w water mark. The platform
on the top of the bridge. which carries the
single line of rails, is only fifteen feet
wide.
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Lersar.,s t->'dIe Of PHILIP HARDsoG. Jr
pH4rIz5- 'ilinisiration on the estate Of phil
el-1-y f-.- IL l-le 9i Carroll township Cambr.E
-usi -5.-,' ~ have been granted TO tbe un,Ie--
ars 2 .3il All persons indebted to said estate
l-.se Itv % %,..-..' .' make immediate payment. and
ll-ll rr.. '''iia- ainst the same " I'M present
,s'ItS ~, 9,henticated for settlement
Cs---rNl lNCENT RIG Adm'rs.
--- "g., June IA rs S-st
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SILKS
Dress Goods
Mourning Goods
CIOakjn0s
Ty0NneIs
Linens
MUSIins
Uhite Goods
L0ceS
Ribbons
Trimmings
EnIbrojderies
FrjHOeS
ZepHyrs and WO3'SteCIs
NecEgUea9
GIOCes
Toilet articles
Stationery
FTO1CerS Dc Feathers
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PRO BONO PUBLICO.


] HAVING 900 ambition tn pay my debts I will
j -. .E much ui the following described real
ea- E... ." necessary for ihe purpose. viz
y. g. 5 HIa.- DI; PARCEL Oh INIPEOV-
Il @ LAND situate i'm the West Ward of Ihe Bor-
u. .. E.aU-.ur-- containing - acres. having
rem erected q TWO sseIy double Dwelling
y..- Square OF GROUND situate in
...- ..rt u. The Borough of EbeuShUrg.
... f." j. .-. s.In.. st est street. grIe street
~r... a.. -. having thereon erected a dou-
! tr.w. if-. ..-. House and "a Frame Stable.
l.... I|. OF GROUND situate in the
EEL. . sri .. -.a Borough OF Ebensburg. front
| Il Lloyd street. ami adjoining the Foundry
80 & A IlaEE OF GROUND situate in the
. Ward u. .Hs Borough OF Ebensburg. bound
.- '.s lT... .se E.nytstTeet and West street.
tanning #.H.. one acre.
N"5 PIECE OR PARCEL OF INPROE-
EHLANH .ua.e In Cambria township (near
| r-.-r- ,. bounded bv the Clsy Pike land Of
.EarI H#"7S auH John AITschner. containing
acres au. la TernaeE-
&c. PIECE OR PARCFL OF UNINI-
rh-N -H Ian ID sl.uHtc ju Cambria township
H.at...- bounded Hy the BcuIrh read IaHd Of
.. ..-Hu. Heirs of James and Geo. Mills
..E-. T.....u ming - acres and S3 pcrchcS.
N..I. TRACT OF LAM ID situate in Black
q. .N.-.".- known as the John Gillian farm
...."..- .."u. I-5 acres. having thereon erect
>..-" Dwelling House and q Frame Barn
.. ..I- HaH- oueuet ga the premises.
. ..l- I.a. above properly ri. admit osdivistOn.
-..- .e SOLD .l lots 60 suit purchasers.
w N. hITTELL.
-1s1s.u .urg. May 81. 1s75-tE
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'tN0 Beautiful Concert Grand Pi- ORGAN
INV amos. cost SI51E only 500 OlLO " IE
.rE Grand square Pianos. cost 81 %. only
Elegant JUright Pianos cost IS o. only
Naw Style Upright Pianos, S1l2 81. or
.s $50 rg.us. j. stuus. SD 80. Churcn Or
s u stops. cost SGD. only SII5. EIng mt 1915
r.- T.r Organs only SI0j. Tremendous sac
f.a tH close out present stock. New = cam Fac
-r s..l rU Ia erected. Newspaper with much
-..H..u about cost Of PItEoS and OECANs
NTFHEE IIegse address DAN'L +. BEATTN.
fa.ilrrtag. Nj.
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+. CAMBoN.

Una verte semonee du Propagation
Catholigue aux Louisianais qui aifec.
tent le dGdain de Ia langue ~franeaise.
Son Altesse le prince de GALES,
heritier de la couronne d'Angleterre.
sans donte I'll amateur passionne de
la lansue anglaise, est present a un
diner donne ell son honneur, on les
neuf dixiemes des convives sont an
glais pur sang. LIE tatur roi d'Angie-
terre porte un toast. II s'eyprlme
ell f~raneais... ct il &c trouverait en-
core DIES Louisianais ayant honte de
parler francais.
Depuis longtemp deia, les diplo-
mates de Russie ct d'Angleterre. mi.
mistress ON amhassadeurs. envoient
aug gouvernsments de l'Europe les
Communications DIES propositions.des
notes au sujet da traite de San Ste
fano.
En- anelle langne ecrit-on au prince
Bismark GU au comte Andrassy
En- franeais ; ct Bismark, rarchi-
prussieu, est oblige lie correspondre
avec les autres gouvernements Ell
langne franqaise.
Louisianais, sera,t-il iiatteur de ne
pas savoir lie franeais
On parle dun congress europ6en de
want Sc tenir a Berlin pour trailer
les aifaires d'Orient. La convocation
n V assister serait adressee aux di!ffo
rentes pu~issauees par lie gouverne-
ment du Kaiser Guiiiaume, emperor
d'Ailemagne.
Cette eoavoeation, ou lettre d'invi
tation, aevra etra ecrite en- ~fraueais.
Les arrangements pris au congres. lie
trait6 passe entire toutes les paissan :
ces. touy celia deyra etra ecrit ca fran
Gals,
Allons a. c'est uue oonue chose en-
core de savoir tegire ct Iagief e
francais
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
SEE EtEs7tS IaskEMEA.

Mr.. Thomas Albert informs his friends
ard the travelling public that he has made
some new arrangements which viii enable
him to satisfy all those who viii honor him
with their customs.
Meals furnished at all hours Of the day.
Breakfast ut ID O'Clock A. II. and Dinner
DIT i O'Clock p. Nj.
Commodl0us and well furnished rooms.
MODERATE PRICES.
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acnEIER

leurs claussures nous ayons fait inprimer
DIES catalogues contenant la description ct
les prix de nos articles de cette tac0n on
peut fare venir ce don't on n bcsoin. soft
par In poste, soil paa bateau OIL par express.
Aussit0t que vous d6sirerez des informa-
tinns. nlrpsSnL
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'ES

ccornlGsse17saaEasE. do voir d quel prix
on yend La ~ehaussuro a Reimbursement don't
nous nous oecupons en- &c moment. Lisez
| Ia liste aes pix qui va %snivre, ct vous con
yienarez q~aesiamais vous n'avez WI articles
| aussi ben eonttitioHG6s a IN bon marcllG
| aussi etonnant; aussl
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III. Es 4aENEfNaAEN II,
EReaEcra IRA

EURNITURE, Hardware, Paints, Oils
IL Window glass, Wall paper, Lime, Sand
Plaster, Cement. Metallic, rose wood, Lnml
tation black walnut Collins, also cypress
collins made to order, &c, Sc.
II connection with A, II. HOFFMAN,, Cali
met Maker and Reuairer of ali kinds OF fur
mture. Main Street,
l5ianI6 ~ Bet jackson and St Philip
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II. Tetresez1, Proprietor.

II. Tetressz5, Proprietor.
INFORMS his friends. and the public III
L general, that he is prepared to under,
take all kinds OF work in his line, at advan-
taneous conditions and moderate prices.
He has secured the services OF first class
workuaen of recognized ability. He has laid
in q full and varied supply Oh spokes aud
felloes Of first choice, for carriages, etc.
Also an assortment of patent carriage
wheels. steel hubs-a rev article.
Grand opening Of large and small sized
| new style Cof,ins with glass;, imitation rose
wood. black walnut and ash.
4 choice and select stock OF r~eady-1nake
| shrouds. for men, women and children, an
| article Of luxury. new style. at very model
ate prices.
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T0IJH

nos artioess sont Marques en- c%llitfres oonnu
de sorte Tue vots savez excitement ce que
yons ave. ii d6penser pour lie %soulier qni
vaus plait. Pour aecomuder nos clients
qui ne peuyent venir &c Vile pour
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MnMEnI'
t}lT

touyerez- yous des
Bottles ~cIaquees pour danes a 81 SO la
paire ?
On rouyerez-yoUS des
Bottles tout ell cllevreau f~rancais a 81 Ia
paire 4?
Ga rouyereZ-voIs de
Bellies Bottines elaqn6es pour DANES a
81 33 Ia paire!
Gu trouveFeZ-youS des
Bettes en- peau pour Gllette d 81 % h
paire r.
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| part eos relations marufacturieres, nous

f'es messieurs sont sp6cialeruent charges
DIES aehats de ehaussures dams les graades
ventes a feucan du Nord ct dc lEst. ainsi
que des avanees Il faire sur consignations.
Avec Gus ces avantages r6unis Ton on
prendra faeilenlent comment La chaussure
peut Sc vendre en- detail, au pri1 du Qros,
eli Ton camprendra aassi d'oa Went Ii vogue
don't ioiIit en- &c moment
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LIE

soulier MARJOLAINE article pour DANES
81 rs Ia raire. Get article est eonyenable
pour s~orties.
Pantoules ca peau, u talons 50 cts. ii paire
tscarpins lacGs pour DANES -
Pantonfles tn peau pour bGh6s 25" !" :"
" en- prunelie pour DANES 10 " -" "
Les acheteurs co~mprendront que c'est 10
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ATTENTION.

sur une dc ces maisons don't Ia popalarite
ne fait que grandir chaque jour. Cette mai
son a aes conditions des plus avantageusos !
d'abord ellie ne veud qua prix Axe, puts on
vous raEssa E9aeg2eEEt Eaosar G0s4s
somEier q sz5 savssRaG rssaaGe q ccsse
de s,ssazre. C'est de ces conditions ~
| raclleteur est t~ouiours benefici6.
Pour nous servir du yeritable mot, nous
| dirons que
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cEhuSSunE

est Ia seule au Sud ayant DIES relations con-
stantes avec les plus plus grands manufae
turiers des Etats-Unis. Parmis ees manu-
faeturiers nous citorons Ia maison Stribley
Il CO., lie Cincinnati; la maison dc Kelley
& Moore. lie Philadelphia; la naison dc
E. Erling, de Newark la maison de Cox
~ Bros, Gle Rochester.
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examiner III assortment conlplet vous y
gagaez torJoafs. ear celia vous met a meme
d'acleteT en- conIlaisSeur
Chez nous pas de surprise pour qui que
&c soft. Pas de sureharge.,
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sIaMaRn

on lie vous a offert dies brodeglins en- iru-
nellie pour danes Il 80 cts. Ia paife
DIES h~rotlequins Il talons pour
enfants Il 81
tes bottles & t.ions pour en-
iiuts i 10 -
lies bottles bleuos a talona ] IS
=. bron1eesa %
neiees dc IS c. d / 90
des paafeutiastr tres gentiiles
pour ehfants a 60
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TlEnTEllI5S

C'es5 par Economic que la ~prosperite re
naitra dams lie pays: c'est par IL s. sesse de
nos actions que Ia aonfiance revicneFa par
mi nous; soyez done prudent daos yos ac-
QUESTIONS ct n'aehetez que dans les malsons
de c%oniiance. II est heufeuN CUE dams fetat
de ,lorable de la situation coflGnerciale du
paysl'on puisse encore hardiment appeler
,rnf "
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VnTRE

dcmande chez nous ct nous nous ferons Ill
piaisir de vous laire paryenir nos Gaia
LOGUES PHIX-COURANTS. Rappelez
Vols Que notre maison de
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plus, CONNIE article fin yous tronverez en-
core
pour y as une belle bottine en- prunello
pour danes,
ponr Si25 ciaqu5o
/ 10 un b~roiaqain elaqu6 reur DANES,
ID nu Strap '2'ie.
leo uae joiie pantouae en- cilcyreau
| paif dame.
Qlaad volts aurez besair to eiapssure dc
| oa~uanaehe vous he paHvcE 1.deuX
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magasin des bottines pour hommes a s; %
Ia paire.
bes bottines pour gareons a IS C. 81 90,
81 p ct 81 SO Ii paire.
Des brodequins .%jaunes pour homme u
81 . Ia paire.
Des brodequins noirs pour hon.Ine q 81 90
Ia pai1e.
| i}es s~ouliers de iaboureurs d s. 30.
Ues b~ettinea cousuea pour honlmos dc
81 = 4 81 75a s. 50la paire.
N'nuhiinz nas nn'en
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Ayant tout lie materiel necessaire. nous
somfnes a meme de METRE "a execution
.ous les ouvrages t~ypographiques qni nous
seront comics. Les briefs d'avocat. carte
d'afaires, entetes de features. tickets d'ha
bitation, blancs, circuiaires, ETC., seron'
imprimes dams le plus BRET delai ct aux
prix les plus moderes.
ss3yrTous les JOBS devront etfe payer
aussitot la livraison du travail conmaade'
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ITlInE

int6rat d'aeheter chez nous. Notre assorti-
nient de souliers poar hofames ct iegnes
gtus est tout-a fait cnfnplet ct ne iaissc rien
i tl6siror quaint d ~l'6l6ganeo eli i Ia ao!i,iit6.
LIE b~ro,icauin de BhT!NsLLIEh pour
homme est l~fartiele 10 pitts solide pour le
travail de la oampagle; aussi &c soulier
semhfatji.
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Eaf3E

Cue d'acle1er Ia olaussuro BC&IAE~
porr yes eBia1ts; eet article est d'a pies st
pafistrs et re c9ata pas ptU5 ehce sue coax
qni sort hen i19fsrienrs It que Ton vons
yead soHveut 'saHr 81 con.
in sentnt nous voir CT en- ealdulfant nos
urix, vous vcrr"z quI! est dc
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EAU: EMoignure Market ct Patriot.
ADJOURNMENT.
i acknowledgements. "S w
L Nnmero
ANNONCES.
EAR carre de IL lignes --lere insert VI sv
8. .. - 2me 10
T. g Insert. add 81
-oates les annoi ces Indignant la
profession ct qui n~'excedera pas an.
i,uit ingnes par an-d'avance.- w
hroonces de Candidats-d'avance lU w
m-Toute o puhliee par interval
les sera pavee au taux dune piastre par
ARE.
nyToute o don't lie nombre din
sertisns nest pas specific, sera inseree
usuu'a n mveI ordre, au taux ordinaire.
ATELTER TYPOGRAPHIQUE.
Rotary jon Press
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uCV0an

6tre preGere &c tous cesiZ qui cherehent Ia
ehalssure durable. Dams cette mareue de
chaussare dIonune tteus lemons le Kip
Esse.ssza ssta.r. se aarsaEsa Esss1s2-
sSOas. se Calf WzassaEAsssas Nous von-
dons egalenlent les bottles lie la meme mar
que, pour honmes ct ,Ieunes gems.
Pour ie mJulant oas prenons plaisir d
announcer aux aclleteurs, que nous avons
,2r
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LFTBES CLAsSFQUEs EFT REIdGTEUX.
E014njGtFes dc B9aaeG,f. pqpier dc Rpsj0ue.
AisFICf,i4s DE=PiETIE:
CroiT- CArlsrs, Aedaiiies. Chapeicts. Ben.
iiers, Images. Fa',ieaux, statg
tcs, Cierges.
l0UhONNES DE iere COMMUE4 ON
o..
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preserve % Tke Ee1, wE-ez I'D c1.s1k-- - -
-his STATE IL fruits = ( fs@ f1xs& - "a
hsgvzs ard EerErGGS4E 1z-1~r~eS- = sTAs-- -
or nsras-afEe s--.ez- Z pzbsie s-eE1o-s- 20
rzAEufazz he CE5Cr xz1 1-lsec- - = EAzs
e7..srG tks Ezse O. - q tas eeI1 . = 1-e1 x
IT, r4r-s u he z-cZ. Liberty a. AZ AZ
- vzEdiez-e al U1E EGts al PE-E'a~~@. = Sc
zznz and n6sszrr 1f Ehe EarZs-1r7z EAftF 1-Ee
And else<hzres 4-1 frs q all 70 o tE4A
wk.cA = bezz ter rss r-ez erE1tl- : aEa1 E--E-s-
zstt 2 q sfz- sGrsy arsz T. ErIEe1El ss = 4
fng all Eez5s lain All ~ a-sc-s -s1s-1-
zry % tA-z@ LiEh alzs AID =rsirs H. AZ
e u GEz2e@. ard these - g1teZ = e u
r.os= -zrezz5zs1y EAs-:s-z AID RToE
r. D. EAEEIS. Azz-z&E-
ALI LUFEN srrFst1-y
Of tEe EerE5i5-sE S.ase Cana Csz--ad1iee-
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Delinquent Notice.

can FRANCISCO srLPHUR MINING COMPANY.
LOCATION of Irinrlpal place Of business,
san Francisco, california,
Location Of Work, Humboldt county Nevada.
NOTICE-There are delinquent. upon the
following described stOcE On account OF As
setsIneIt No. levied On the 9Th day of
septemter, 1915. the several amounts 81
opposite the names Of the Eesl ectiye share
holders as follows:
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Mcrino Bucks

ElNE Spanish Merino Bucks, warranted
1T Thorough bred. for sale at reasonable
terms at 6uih. ICES ranch. The bucks are
from NE to three years old, and. II desired,
VIII he delivered TO purchasers at Winnie
mucca. JOHN GUTHRIE.
Sonoma Ranch / ep. %, 1875. lw
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-02

And III accordance with law and an order Of
the Boald Of Directors made ON the 9Th day OF
september 1915, ~ many shares Of each paI eel
i such stock u may be Necessary, will be
sold At public auc,i. IA. at the oftee Of the
company, Room 81 No 30 Pine street,
san Efaneiseo. California. ON TUESDAY,
The IwE FTH day Of NOVEMBER, 1873,
at the hour Of 2 o'clock NJ, OF SAID d. y. 10
pay said delinquent asst hsnIent thereon to-
gether with Gusts Of advertising and EXPENSES
" sale.
=. NJ. McLAREN, Secretary
Once Room 81, No. $40 Pine street, san
Francisco. California oe1s-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-02
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE.

Ii WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN, viii
"A please take notice hat Alex. Vie has
bten appointed Deputy 4. ;. internal Reyenu,
Collector for the second District OF Nevada
NIte " l.. French. Resigned. All communi
cations concerning ley enue license shurIc H.,
addressed, "
ALiX. WISE Deputy U.sIRC.,
octl6-tf. Nipn, NM. ~.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
q Proclamation.

u Ctife j. bsreby given, that CT Tuesday.
~ the Sin day q November Ee1f, Il the
county q = ncS.Gt. state ci NeFsds, az
election V I'D d p ID tsr tie elsetlo1 q; The
following eTneerss
Governor.
Lieutenant Goverr0r.
NerFtber a C.gneYe-s
J1,sze ~ H.. eTTT,-.r,a frrr+
Clerk OF the -uI,reLae Court.
secretary # STATE.
stat I. o1strogIer
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-07-02
A WOMAN'S ADVENTURES.

81 THERE is destiny which shapes
i our end )" and am a firm believ-
er in it, for how else can explain my
adventures and their results while trav-
cling in Austria in the year of the Welt
Aussetellung at Vienna?
AS is usual with novice in European
travel, received during the week prior
to sailing the ordinary amount of advice
as to what / should and should not do.
Meantime, my aunt Edith, who had
spent year in Europe ten or twelve
years before, rather surprised me by her
reticence in regard to my proposed voy-
age. However, the night before 1 was
to sail 1 suggested to her that she might
be able to give me some valuable advice
as she had probably not forgotten how
one should behave in Paris"
Forgotten !" she exclaimed with
start, and then, raven-like, nothing
more" played with the tassel of the
window curtain and wondered how 1
should ever get on without this aunt, the
dearest, bravest and handsomest woman
in all the world-to me. She was thir-
ty-six years old, just ten years older
than myself, for by happy coincidence
our birthdays fell in the same month,
and upon the same day of the month,
the twenty-fifth of August.
Aunt Edith was great comfort to the
maiden sisterhood. Spinsters referred to
Edith Mack with sense of triumph
whenever any disrespectful illusions
were cast upon 'old maids" She was
always bright, charming and witty, and
people wondered, like so many idiots,
why she had never married, instead of
wondering why most other women did.
When questioned about it, which was
rarely, she usually replied that she nev-
,er ''had the time" or that she awaited
her ''kind over the seas"--some such
betise. But to me the fact that she had
never married was never matter for
wonder she had never loved, 1 suppos-