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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1878-09-04

model? If Bee had believed it any of
these things, her tongue would have
avenged her, but some look on the
grave, sorrowful face made her remem-
Der the moment when she had seen
Loves confession trembling on his lips.
She rose quietly, said few words of
gratitude and farewell, and before Lepel
could answer them, was gone.
Then Lepel, taking from q shelf
pair of small bronze slippers, locked
them carefully away, and with them
locked away the one love of his life. He
worked harder than usual, worked
till the room was cold and dark, then
throwing down his pencil, he made his
only complaint on the subject ST don't
blame her; she never knew 1 hardly
knew myself. Well, well, life is full of
might have beens.'"
Again the January snow is in the
brisk cold air, and Lepel's CHEEKY studio
has its old look of earnest labor. He is
before his easel, but he is not working
with his usual serious attention. The
reason lies on the table beside him in
the shape of q note of invitation to din
ner at Mr.. Belmar's. A year has passed
since he saw Bee, and he is not at all in
love now, but still she possesses a
greater interest for him than any other
women. He wonders how she will look,
and what she will say, and whether he
himself ought not to buy O new evening
suit for the occasion. Also there is dimly
present pleasant expectation of orders,
for Lepel is never oblivious to such
profitable contingencies.
Still, If he had one selfish thought,
he forgot it in nobler feelings when he
saw Bee again that night. Standing in
his quiet recess, he watched the beauti-
full woman, serene in temper, elegant in
manners, and exquisitely clothed, guide
the whole entertainment charmingly to
it's end. Her husband-still her lover
trusted absolutely in her, and his
sister watched her with pride that was
almost motherly; it was evident she was
to be woman of great domestic and
social influence.
Lepel sat long that night over his
studio fire thinking about her. "How
often I have scolded her in this very
room how often she has said THANK
YOU for two dollar bill right here on
this hearth-rug and yet how cleverly
she made me feel, without shade OF
pride or unkindness, that she was now
Mrs. Belmar Belmar has got O model
wife," And Lepel smiled grimly at the
only pun he had ever made. Nov no
man could slip into position like that,
and fit It so exquisitely; but women
puzzle me more and more every year
especially American women. ."-Hdr-
per's Weekly.
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TERMS, $500 A YEAR.
The Path Throngh the CorM

Warm and bright in the summer air, -
Like pleasant sea when the wind blows fair,
And its roughest breath had scarcely eurled
The green highway to distant WORLD
Soft whispers passing from shore to shore,
AS from hearts content yet desiring more
Who feels all forlorn.
Wandering thus down the path through the corn?
A short space since, and the dead leaves lay
Mouldering under the hedgeHsw gray,
Nor hum OF insect nor voice OF bird,
Der the desolate field was ever heard;
Only at eve the pallid snow
Blushed rose-red in the red sun-glow;
Till, one best morn,
Shot up into life tho young green corn.
Small and feeble, slender and pale,
1t bent its head to the winter gale,
Hearkened the wrens soft note of cheer,
Hardly believing spring was near;
Saw chestnuts bud out, aud campions blow,
And DAISIES mimic the vanished snow
Where it was born
On either side OF the path through the corn.
The corn, the corn, the beautiful corn,
Rising wonderful, morn by morn;
First scarce as high as a fairys wand,
Then just in reach of a ohilds wee hand;
Then growing, growing tall, brave and strong,
With the voice of new harvests in its song;
While in fond scorn
Tho lark out-carols the whispering corn.
A strange, sweet path, formed day by day,
How, when and wherefore we cannot say,
No more than Of our life-paths we know,
Whittier they lead us; why We go,
Or whether our eyes shall ever see
The wheat in the ear or the fruit on the tree
Yet, who's forlorn9
He who We tered the burrows can ripen the corn.
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Rates of Advertising
Items Of Interest.

Americans eat twice as much salt as
the English.
The grasshoppers have appeared in
Central America.
A fast young man; The one who sat
down on pot of glue.
The first piano in the United States
was made at Philadelphia in 1776.
All honest men will bear watching. It
is the rascals who cannot stand it.
Women love flowers and birds. They
are, however, not so partial to swallows
as the men are.
A quidnunk il an individual who goes
about stealing other folks time, and
phooling away lis own.-JOsh Billings.
Chow greedy you are !" said one little
girl to another who had taken the best
apple in the dish; 81 was going to take
that"
The people who never make emmy
mistakes nor blunders have all the nee
essarys ov life, but miss the luxurys.-
Josh Billings.
There was time in this country when
the man who was sunstruck would strike
back, but Americans are loosing their
taste for war.-DetrOit Free Press.
The small boy looks with longing eyes,
Upon the apple green;
He will not touch them If he's wise.
Lurking in the core there lies
Colo and cramp unseen.
'eWill, fear you are forgetting me,
said bright-eyed coquette to her favor
ite beau. eyes, Sue, have been for
getting you these two years" p" was the
suggest4$e reply.
Shakespeare makes use of the.words
''And thereby hangs tale" In four OF
his plays-"Taming of the Shrew,p
"Othello," "Merry Wives of Windsor"
and GAS You Like it.
The inhabitants of Madagascar are
dying to get hold of an American ship
captain who sold them 10000 quart
cans of tomatoes as new kind OF gun
powder. Their old blunderbusses
wouldn't go off.
THE BUMBLE BEE.
"Buzzing little busybody,
Happy little bayfield, rover.
Don't you feel your own Importance,
Bustling through these wilds OF oioverF
"Don't your little wings grow weary
OF this never-ce asing laborP
When the butterfly swings near you,
Envy you your idle neighbor?
"Stay moment Stay and tell me.
Won't my gossip make you tarryf
Hurry home then, honey-laden,
Fast as busy wings can carry.
"Fare-the-well, my tiny toiler,
Noisy little mid-ar steamer;
Thou hast taught a wholesome lesson
To an idle daylight dreamer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-17
NOTICE.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

DHE LADY WARRINGTON OOHsoL
IDATHD COMPANY aud the BENTON
NNeULIDATlD COnPAsY are two ~ min
ing corporations vhich have been formed, with
. capital stock Of SO, SO, OOJ each. divided into
ios.iOO shsres OF the par value Of tioo each, for
the purpose Of mining and WORKING the follow.
ing. named mining claims. situate In Cold Miil
Mining District, Storey county and state Of
Nevada, 20 wits
WARRINGTON and the KRYbTUhH claims,
s.id claims having been decided To the new
corporations above named.
Tho s~iockho,dsrs ip me LADY W~ashinstop.
tbe Brnion And ths BoyIs niuins Oompsniss
are entitled 10 sIrh.nge their Stoci Tor slock
The s~tockhoidsn Of the Lady Washineton
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
MINING APPLICATION NO. s,s.
=. { .:..;lsS i. =, TG:iS: B. 4. =. = SS:r'.,

kan8s ~ Haste ". ID. u. . N.
TINTED STATES LAND orYIcH. CARSON
" CITY. Nevada, July 9, 1875 = Notice 10
hsfeby given that the DELAWARE SILVER
MINING COMPANY, . corporation organized
under The lawn OF California BY J. G. Cory, its
| City. county Of Storey. stsis Of nsvsds. has
this day made and nled 10 this ofics IL daily
verified applieau0p for patent from The Unitsd
States for twelve hundred ti3oo) linear ret %
the Delaware lode OF vein, bearing gold and
silvs.; With sstfsee ground q, HUNDRED eoGl iss;
and designated % u. .. Survey Nd. %. Town.
ship 10 nonh, Rangu % east, n. d. d. and ~,
sld more particularly described - follows. 70
Bisinnlng ~ . post Married " north e~sstss."
.hsnee u. center o. the Dslsvsr. silver hiaing
10 ninutss est. distantfB feet; thence running.
nnt courss. south 70 degrees o minutes vest
800 feet 10 post marked No. !. U. y. survey No.
%, thence, second course. south 10 degrees ~
minutss east $50 feet 10 post married No. !,
y, =; ssrv:y 70; y; thence: ,A ma eS our I. no oSai
Married No. .. u. b. Survey No. o.. thence,
fourth ooufpe, north 10 degrees IS minutes west
lin so-l0O feat topost Married ''rsfsrsnee poss,'
u. D. Survey No. %. whence the northeast coz
nsr Of section u, Township 10 norh, Rangs 70
ssss. n. D. D. and ~, b..n north % degrees
is minute east, distant s11l feet; thescs. ana
eourss. north 10 t<gpss % minutes wsst n
so-io0 fsst 70 pct uaxts1 NJ. 4. u. y, burvsy
No. "a md thsesS. dftf 900. south. " o.,
n!ns, MARRIED soTh s,sssr.f son,sinihs 70
$500 acres.
oosrsss expressed ron u. .ru. meridian.
With . msensic variation Of ieh degrees east.
This claim 10 situated iu 0old Hill or Amer.
lean flst Aining District. aud duly recorded IN
Book b Of locations. storey County hecords,
pages 90 and an. and notice 10 hereby iurthst
" 70 the said DslAvass Silver Mining Company
The hsrsinbefors dsscrtbed mining ground. vein,
lode Or prstpises, Or any intsrrst In CT part
thsreof. ars required 10 prrsens and Ole In this
once such sdverps claim during the siIty ttol
days nsvspaper publication Of this notice. of
VII BE- barred By virtus Of the provisiops Of the
statute.
jys esd @. n. HARRis. Register.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

OYyIcK CALEDONIA sILvn NINrNo
" Company. Ban Inncisoo, August .. ISM.
-Noties.- The eighth annual Inssting Of he
stockholdsrs Of tbs above named company for
the purposs OF sleehns Trustees 10 serve dur
Ing The ensuing seaf. win be held on wKDNEA
pAi; The tventy.ars. DAY q Aagst. isis; :,
California street, San Prancisco, California.
Transfer books will be closed from . O'Clock ,.
=. on Friday. August 10Th, ISIS, until sftsr The
: ssas n. wsorNEa. Secretary.
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And In accordance with law and an order Of
The Board OF Directors. made on the eth day
Of June. 1878, 30 many shares Of each parcel
81 public auction, 81 the once OF ths Company.
No. IN Montgomery street, Ban fran.
cisco, California. on MONDAY, the 18th day Of
July. is1S. Of the hour OF I O'Clock =. y. OF said
day, 20 par said delinquent Assessmsnt thereon.
together with costs OF advertising and expenses
DAVID wlLpRR, Secretary.
ofce-s1s Montgomery street, Room 81, baa
Yrancisco. California. 1911 I'd
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE Is HEREBY OWEN THAT THE
IN copartnsrship heretofore existing bstwesn
o. Poll and Louis batter In shaving and hair.
dressing business, Main street. 0old Hill, 10
this day dissolved By mutual consent. q. rohl
will c~ontinus the business at the cid stsnd, op-
posiis aibsoa's saloon. and 10 fully authorized
psy al dsbts thersof. All pspons Indebted An
fpqusstsd 70 settle immsdistsly, and I'll hAyins
bins aEAinst the late nrm will please prssSnf
The Ans forthwith upon reading this notice.
p, p0HL,
ootD HUI. August Oh, JVs, it
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DR.. l.. ]. clAPkAY's
PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE

100 ,s..t~>-.vv .sr~ss. a.. Rr-ucisss
onrS.,s ~. n.s,S".,s, ~,
Spf~' ''e"
r,srAafIsHRD I'M ,asl THE
" nermsnent curs Of All spcciaI ma mronio
~ sa IA II, rsm.is oomnisinss snd
Dissssss on ths Nsryous systsm.
Tic immeuse destucuon o. human life an
pusily from secret and chronic dlsessss caussd
this old and reliable Institution 70 b estab.
nshed mt N fnisaelphM. fsnn',i iseo' and
private aisPensAfy. IN ofcef 70 nnofu ne
smic.ea ne oest mseicr 2 usesnen'
I9f tne so0ve ana ~ oIne. anecslon. M oo@.
aAtt.r vtsE NV ="
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TIE ICsTIc. .!.Jse 60.

THE JUsTICE MlHIHQ coz:
j PANY.-Locasion Of prineipal plsos Of
business. Han Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Goid Hin, Storey county,
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that a. . meeting OF
the Board Of Directors. held % the 18th day
OF August, 1878. an Assessment mo ~ OF One
Dollar and Fifty oenis per share VS. levied upou
the capital stock Of the corporation, payabh
Immediately. in United States gold coin, 70 the
Secretary, st the once Of the Company. Room
Q IIay~ardhs building. No. tis California strsst,
San frsneisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid ou the eth day Of Ssptsmber.
l5D, will be delinquent, and Advertised for sale
II public auction. and unle~s payment 10 made
before, will DO sold on SATURDAY, the 9Th
day OF Oetobsr. 1873. 10 pay the delinquent
assessment, toysiher with costs of Advertising
and expenses OF salo.
by order Of the Board OF Directors.
X. X. KELLY. Secretary.
OyrcE-ftoom . Hayward's building. Mods
California street. San Francisco. California.
ani6td
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
NEW Yonx nrHrxu .uxpAm,

NEW YORK MINING COMPANY.
~ LocatJn Of principal place Of business.
s.n franeisco. California,
Location Of works. Gold Hill, Storey county,
btats OF Nevada. -
Notice 10 hereby given. that at . meeting of
me board OF Dlrectors. held on the LIT day OF
August. 1915, an assessment NO. l) OF Thirty
wv osnu per share was levied upon the capital
etoSk OF the corporation. payable Immediately,
70 united States gold COIN, 10 the Secretary. q
ne once Of The Company, Room n. No. tio
osiifornia street, San Francisco, California.
Any STOCK upon which this assessment shall
femain unpaid on the ID day u september,
Io.o, VIII 90 delinquent, and advertised for
sale ct public auction. and unless payment 10
mads beioro. win be cold on TUESDAY, the
5esh Gay OF septeinbsr, ISIS. 10 pay the delin-
Qucnf Asfesament, together with costs of sdyer.
Using and expenses OF sale,
ny order OF the Board OF Directors.
D.. u. THOMAS, Secretary.
Omce-hoom u. nayward's Baildlng, NJ. 40
oahiosniA s'rsss' s&n francisco. California.
H. auJ III
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Ir,sTI,ONH,fRNr.

Tue day OF sale Of the above named Company
10 hereby postponed until TUESDAY. August
10, is7s. IL the same hour and place.
by order VI the Board OF Directors.
jysitd DAVID wILDkR, secstary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-17

BEST ss ss ; ( s g g; ss,. !: !: !
tisuArs md anpses worth y fiss. lnprgvs
Jour spsfs time q this buslssss. Addfsss
mht eas rrfN1oN D On, Portland, ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-17
syocKHoIpERs' MEETING.

0FPfcE GROWN POINT RAvINE GOLD
~ and Silver Mining Company..n ouee;-
The ANIMAL Meeting Of the stoetholde,s o. sne
above named Company will b heid o. tns on.os
Of the COMPANY on hoNpAi. 1. ~
sion n TSustess and such other business q
nav eoms Mir aid meeting. Transfes books
mi be- cJossd on saturday. Augnst %. 1878.
Ban Fnnelsco, August 4; III; -
..eond noor. San francisco, California.
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The public are hsrsby cautioned against ne.
sotistihs The Aboyedsseribed certificates.
II. X KELLY, Secretary.
0vGicR Room Q. HayvAfds building. si9
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Or. a n
HAS REMOVED 70 MS NEW OFFICE
No. IS south G Street, Near Taylor,
lopposits Hammer Br0thsrsl,
v'ael s..i$ NEW.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

A Il. PRRs0xs INDEBTED TO the
sinia C1sy. bstter hno On e. the WHITE HOUSE,
srs requested 20 mahe imnediats payments 70
The undsrsigns1. Who 10 daily anthesissd. ~
ordsr Of ths unitsd staiss Dtstrtet csars W
ssasu D. ruLvEaxAN. Trsssss.
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LETTUCE INNING ConrANl

BuTUCk HMM
IN Location OF principal place OF busi.
ness, Ban Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Gold NIL Mining Dis
trict. storey county, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that at . meeting
Of me Board OF Director, held on the 1th
day OF August, 1878, 81 assessment mo. ~
Of Ons Dollar 1871 per snarc was levied
upou the capitsl stock OF the. corpora.
lion, payable Immediately. In United states
gold coin, 10 tho Berretsry. q tne once OF the
Company, Room No. IS, No. 3io pine street,
San Fnncisco. California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remsfn unpaid on the Ninth day Of Beptem.
Der, 1873, viii be d~elinoueht and advertised
Tor ssle st public snetlon. and unless pay.
msnt Ia made before VIII be sold on
MONDAY, the tbirtieth day OF September.
1878, 70 par the delinquent assessment. together
With oosts OF advertising and expenses OF salo.
N order Of the Board Of Directors.
j. W. PEW. Becrstay.
on,ce-Room is, $40 Pine street. Ban Pan
ciseo. California. I'd
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l0vTicrALl
NR0POsED AMENDMENT TO
the Constitution Of The stats Of Nevada.
passsd q tho Eighth session OF the LsGf
laturei
Ruo,wd, Thai there shall be added 70 the
pfassnt Consultation Of this STATE an Article 70
be called and Known % Article XVIII, which
Article XVIII. Tue rtghts q sunnss aed
once holding shall not b withheld irom any
mas citizen Of the Unitsd State By reason OF
his color or PREVIOUS condition OF ssrvftuds.
Passed February 10. 1871.
Rsssrsd, By The Asesmbiy. Ne ssssts 500.
eurrina. That Article hlsvsn Oil o. the consti.
tuiiop on he Btats Of Neyads p Amsndsd "
sSdins 10 ssld Article Klsyen uQ section ten
iI0 thsrsfo. which shall resd ~ follows
SrorIon 10. No public funds OF any tind o.
ehsrsoisr vbsievsr, stats. e0unty 90 muniefpal.
snsii b. used Cor ssctsrtsn purposes.
Psssed Yebrusu n, ls0.
hereby eerify the foregoing 10 BE- true
eoplss from the enrolled rssolutions 90 Ole In
Wins: my hand and the ons. ssai Of STATE.
J. d. MINOR,
lsEALl Heefstssy OF STATE.
and tno6
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DENTON MINING COMPAss.-
ID Location OF principal place OF business,
San Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Gold Hill Mining District.
storey county. stale OF Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that . meeting OF the
Board Of D.rvctorp. held On ThurAday, the Let day
Of August, ISIS. an assessment mo. u OF Thirty.
ave 1881 Cents per SHARE was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation, payable mme-
distely. In United States gold coin. TO the Bec-
rotary. at the once Of the Company. Roous 0
and O. No. 500 Montgomery street. Ban Fran.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Thursday, the Sch day Of
september, 1873. win be Delinquent. and advef-
Used for sale ct public auction, and unlees pay
ment IL made before will be sold on TUESDAY,
The Gath day Of September, ISIS. 70 pay the de-
veriislng ami expenses Of tals.
By order Of the Board Of Dirvctors.
WIN. II. WATSON, Secretary.
Oncs-Rooms 0 and o, No. ga Montgomery
street, Ban francisco. California. Auetd
DOYLE MINING COMPANY
ID Location Of principal place Of business. Ban
Location Of work., Gold Hill Mining District,
Storey county, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that 81 Q meeting OF
The Board OF Directors, held on Thunday. the
lst day Of August, 1875. an assessment tho. II OF
Fifteen Qg Cents per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation, payable
immediately. In United States gold coin. TO
Rooms 8 and 9. No. 5o1 Montgomery street, San
Francisco, California.
Any stock upvn which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Wednesday. the 9Th day OF
September. 1878, will Be delinquent. and adver-
tised for tais at public suction. and unless pay.
msnt u made befbrs will be sold on MONDAY.
the I'D day Of September. 1878, 70 pay the delin-
quent assss together with costs OF sdver.
tsins and expenses Of sale.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
WIN. II. WATSON, reeretary.
O1ics-Rooms 0 ana @, No. S0a Montgomery
street. San Yrsncisco. California. su5td
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a Invaiids. - well - business msn o.
families. selling recreation and pleasure, VII
nnd this The very place. le6 u
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The Stars and Stripes in Turkey.

AS was hurrying through the streets
of Phillippopolis the day before yester-
day, an hour or two after we occupied
the town, [ saw little printed Ameri-
can flag stuck in the corner of build
ing away up on the top of a rocky hill
that is piled up with houses, jumbled to-
gether at all angles and in every con-
ceivable form of architecture. Nothing
could have been more unexpected than
the sight of this little flag, and nv first
impulse was to rush into the house and
investigate the matter, but was unable
to do so for the moment, being on a
mission which required haste-to put
stop to plundering IN quarter of the
city not yet occupied by troops-and
consequently did not get an occasion to
visit the owner of the flag until tlse next
day. / met at the door a very easily
recognized type of an American woman,
and she asked me into little room
which was so strangely furnished that
could not believe my own eyes. Amer
lean painted furniture, American chro-
mos in black walnut frames; "God
Bless our Home'' worked in worsted :;
" Scratch my Back" on perforated card
board; little vases on brackets, even
rocking chairs to sit in 1t was like
making a single stride from Roumelia
to America to cross that threshold, l
found ! was in the home of Mrs.
Mumford, who has been in this
country, with the exception of recent
visit to America, the past seven years,
first in the service of the American
/. Board of Foreign Missions, and later
acting independently in the interests of
education. She had arrived from her trip
home shortly before Gen. GHrko crossed
the mountains in summer, and reached
Philiippopolis just in time to open
a hospital for the wounded WHO came
in from Eski lara, and to give shelter
and protectionto numbers Of Bulgarians.
All through the horrible scenes Of the
succeeding months, when more than 800
Bulgarians were hanged in the streets
here, she remained at her work. The
panic which started here when Sulei-
man Pasha announced his intention of
burning the town on the approach of
the Russians did not affect her any, as |
can find out, and believe she is about
the only householder in the town who
did not pack up the furniture to escape
Certainly her devotion to the work she
has undertaken solely in the cause of
humanity deserves every praise TOR.
Philadelphia Times.