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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-03-04

Irish stew" 'murmured Mrs. Porter
regretfully, "and she could do tripe
aud onions beautiful. Now what do
you think this Christine said when /
asked il she could cook tripe and
onions, thinkin' to give you a treat"
81 gives it up, Mariar. Go on"
"Christine she says as 'ow she 'ad
never card OF it. Wot was it2 And
l was castin' about in my mind for an
explanation, when Maud she says, with
sort of laugh, 'Oh, it's the entrails
of q ruminatin' animal, she says, but
1 didn't know it was used for food ;
and after that, Tony, ordered white
bait, and loin of mutton and pleas
ant"
'1t seems to me, Mariar, that
you're losing flesh over this. You
amt the figure you was three months
ago."
1.-THE thing that worries me worst,
Tony, is that the 'ouse amt near well
enough cleaned. Maud she does her
best, but she amt got the trainin.
She's afraid to do bit of scrubbin'
and she does all ii G dustin with gloves
on"
"Umph. Muffled cats catches no
mice. "sententiously remarked Mr.. Por-
ter. Take my word for it, Mariar we'll
never feel the 'ouse our own till they're
out of it."
"And:I'm sure, Tony" went on Mrs.
Porter, determined to fully unburdeh
her mind, THAT they employ chair
woman surreptitious. l saw one slip
pin out by the side door yesterday
"Well, Mariar, there's just one
thing to do, and that's to give 'em
warnin' at once"
"Me, Tony? Oh. no, I couldn't.
Don't ask me. Their third months
up tomorrow, too. If they was only
dissatisfied now, and would leave"
"Don't you count on that, my girl.
They knows when they're comforta'
BILE. They're here for life, except you
summons up your courage and chucks
EN-"
"Tony, dear, you're brave man.
Won't you, to please your Mariar,
just tell them to go youlselfP" said
Mrs. Porter coaxingly.
But Mr.. Porter refused decidedly.
"No, Mariar, nonsense. A man as
no business meddiling with woman's
affairs" Then, temporizing, "I'll tell
you wot'll cheer you up, old girl.
You come into town tomorrow and
I'll give you lunch and treat to fol.
low. Wot'll it be?"
ooh, 1 know, Tony. Pork pies and
stout, and we'll go to the Aquarium
afterwards"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-03-04
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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-03-04
UPSTAIRS AND DOWN.

SOFT light from a
large hanging lamp
fell upon the daintily
laid dinner table. It's
glow centered upon
the russets and Colds
of the chrysanthe-
NUNS in the Venetian
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-03-04

Papa ION the top of the stairs) -"Is
that young man gone, Mamie?'
Mamie-"Yes, papa; awfully p
Judge.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-03-04

Maud carried the heavy tray down
stairs and dumped it down on the
kitchen dresser. The apartment was
decidedly untidy. Soiled plates lay
heaped on the table. Two dirty sauce
pans and a greasy baking-pan Uttered
the steel fender. On the stove the
kettle spluttered fuIiously aud boiled
over; but the cook, seated in q chair
drawn close under the gas jet, was too
absorbed in book to notice matters
external. Her cap was set awry over
mass OF tawny hair drawn loosely
back from a pleasant, studious face.
Evidently hers was the artistic tenn
permanent, full of ideals, showing an
intense love for the poetic, but useless
as regards mere household affairs.
Her younger sister Maud was cast in q
different mould. Clever, impetuous,
desiring to command, she suffered
keenly under the restraint of her
present servitude. The knowledge
that, while admirably suited to fill the
part of mistress fate had apportioned
her the role of servant, CALLED her
bitterly.
Having deposited the tray on the
dresser, Maud cast disgusted glance
round the kitchen, and sank discou-
solately into q chair. On becoming
aware of her presence and attitude,
the cook with an effort withdrew her
thoughts from the volume and looked
inquiringly at her sister through her
glasses.
swell, what is it tonight, Maud"
she asked placidly.
ooh, Christine, I'm sick OF this, "
was the passionate reply. "Talk of
the drudgery of governessing. Gov
ernesses can keep their hands clean,
and look like ladies at least.
"But we know we are ladies, dear, "
interposed the milder Christine, "and
governesses are often much worse of
than we age here"
"Goverhesses never need to come
down to a black -beetley kitchen at
$50 on a cold, dark morning, and
kindle fire"
"Cleaning the flues is the greatest
trial have yet experienced, paren-
thesized Christine with a shudder.
''This is supposed to be a good
place, >" continued Maud. 81 wonder
what bad one is like?"
"Well, we might have had washing
to do, and windows to clean, and
children to look after" replied the
more conciliatory Christine. 81 do
think, Maud, 1t is because the work
is so new to us that we are awkward
and don't get on quickly"
"But it humiliates me to find that
work which quite uneducated girls
would think nothing of should seem
so difficult to us.
81 certainly never anticipated find
ing any difficulty" said Christine,
thoughtfully, "though naturally what
people have been working at all their
lives comes easy to them"
"We are nothing but rank amateurs,
and we must face the fact that a third
of our salary-wages, beg its pardon
lis squandered in secretly employing
a char-woman."
al loathe and detest caps and aprons,
too" went on Maud, getting up and
beginning noisily to collect the dishes
by way OF letting of her steam. 'II
the postman smirks at me / feel mad,
and when the green grocer's man tried
to kiss me 1 wanted to murder some,
body"
"But Mrs. Porter is really kind,
dear. She was quite anxious when
you had that cold last week. Only
must confess, Maud, that l cannot re-
spect employers whose only idea oI
literature is represented by the penny
Weeklies."
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-01-02
Street Car Accident.

The car that leaves Nuuanu Val
ley at 1850 came to grief yester-
day. Shortly before reaching
Halls switch the brake got out OF
gear and the car became unmanage-
able. Had it not been for the
presence of mind of the driver in
detaching the mules, a loss OF LIE
would undoubtedly have occurred
The car brought up against Water-
houses fence. Rev. A. Mackln-
tosh and wife and T. B. Starkey
were on the car. The latter had q
yery narrow escape from a tata-
accident. Mr.. Paine should look
after the brakes on his palace cars
1t is not the first time they have
proved defective.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-01-02
Prices Baking Powder.

One full page of this mornings
paper is devoted to the merits OF
Prices baking powder. Experience
has demonstrated beyond the pos
gibility of doubt that the manu-
facture of this baking powder con
tains the highest intrinsic value;
with a reputation unsurpassed as
30 purity. The Worlds Fair Jury
decided that Prices baking powder
Is +he best on the market.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-01-02
SPECIAL OFFER TOQOSE

Choice line of Organdies. IS to SO COM
plete; choice line of French Organizes, Sl2
complete.
We shall continue to offer you your
choice of cloth suitings made to order for
SIS, SIG and SIS complee.
Linen Duck suits to order SIS.
Linen Duck Skirts to order So.
Cotton Duck Skirts to order So.
Cotton Duck Suits 70 o der SO.
If YOU wish to take advantage OF this
opportunity to obtain a suit of cloth,
organdie or duck cheap, good workman
shin fit and faultless style guaranteed
place your orders early as this offer will
positively not be extended hevond the
snecified time B. T. EHLERS u co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-01-02
Piano Goes to Wall.

We. Wall won the fine New
England piano offered by l.. n
Kerr. He guessed the pumpkin
contained 745 seeds Mrs. ii. IL:
Williams, 744. There were ~
seeds, and Mr.. Wallis guess being
the nearest to the actual number,
he was awarded the piano. A
committee of newspaper men
counted the seeds.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-01-02

being done some smart Aieck tele-
phoned the Club Stables to
come and get the rig and
take charge of il This was done. DIR
Anderson spent most of the day in
trying to locate his vehicle and horse,
and as a consequence had pleasant
days enjoyment spoiled. If the party
who played the contemplate trick is
found out he will likely receive les
son not soon to be forgotten in the
form Of good thrashing.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-01-02
LOCAL BREVITIES.

1896.
New Year.
Leap Year.
Opium" Brown is in town.
The Miowera sailed at midnight
last night.
Dance on the Bennington to-
morrow evening.
Ladies' ready made duck suits
cheap at Egan's.
Hawaiian Annual for 1896 is
ready for delivery.
Prof. Stoeckle left for the Colo
nies by the Miowera.
Prof. C. J. Lyons predicts cool
weather this morning.
The New Year was ushered in
with propitious weather.
The Hawaiian Band will play at
Thomas Square this evening.
A young American girl wants a
situation as nurse or companion.
Bo'sn Ben was run over by a
hack yesterday and badly bruised.
Kerr received a large consign-
ment of new goods by the Miowera.
No. 81 won the silk kimono
given away by Iwakami. Mrs.
Lille Nicoll is the fortunate one.
The holder of ticket No. 827 is
entitled to a fine embroidered
Jacket at Iwakami's, Hotel street.
A. S. Humphreys now occupies
the office on Kaahumana street,
formerly used by L. A. Thurston.
The boat boys gave a grand
luau at the landing New Years
eve. The affair was greatly en-
ioyed.
Friday morning Luce will sell at
his salesroom a fine lot of Satsuma
ware just to hand from Japan.
Goods now on view.
James Holeao, in the employ OF
Hustace & Co., held ticket No.
1856 and is entitled to the bicycle
offered by Egan. He chose the
Columbia wheel.
Harry Ingram and Archie Nc
K.eod, snare drummer and clarionet
for the Hawaiian Band, arrived by
the Miowera and played with the
band on New Years.
The cook of the Miowera, it is
reported, died on the voyage down
from injuries sustained by falling
down one of the companion ways
He was buried at sea the next day
The interior of Oahu prison was
tastefully decorated with greens
and flowers. The words Happy
New Year." formed of choice flow
ers interviewer, occupied a promi-
nent position just inside the front
entrance.
The Richelieu did a rushing
business last evening. The large
dining rooms were constantly fllec
during the evening. Many had tc
take turns in being served. The
dinner was an excellent one. A
dance followed the repast.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-01-02
A Contemplate Trick.

DIR. r. w. Anderson and his family
had their New Year enjoy ment marred
by the act of some Jackanapes who
wanted to be funny. The doctor drove
his phaeton to the Hawaiian Hotel
dnring the early part of the morning
and vent into the bal Der shop to get
,o-pe work done. While this was
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-01-02
Weak And Nervous

Describes the condition of thousands
of people at this season. They have
no appetite, cannot sleep, and com
plain of the prOstrating effect of
warmer weather. This condition
may be remedied by Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, which creates an appetite and
tones up all the organs. 1t gives good
health by making the blood pure.
Hoods Pills are the best after
dinner pills, assist digestion, cure
headache HOBRoN DRUG Co.,
wholesale agents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-01-02
LABOR BUREAU.

A LABOR BUREAU FOR THE EN-
ployment of servants both men or women
as cooks. maids. ward men or for pianta-
ton work will be opened January I'd at the
office of A Barnes, Fort street, (next to
w. F. Revnolds) The work will be under
the direction of Mrs. II. Herbert.
Especial care will be taken to pace only
such servants as are wanted and the best
of the kind. Efficient Interpreters OF all
classes. Call or address
MRS II. HERBERT,
187-tf Fort street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-26

Section 1 The city council shall unless
otherwise prescribed by the avs or me
sfata exercise control and rnaaas efl@nI
OF the harbor and water front or the city
OF Seattle, ant shall. by ordnance, estAo-
li.h such rules and regulations as Fhall
prevent any sncroAcnlnsht ssSA ti1e tso-
area Of tns same
See. 2 The construction Of all wharves
WHICH may bs built by the city, and all
repairs on the saFns. or otner work done
on the water front by the city, shall os
t,er<0rrn@t by the board or pubic workaf
after proceedings had IN the manner ard
form prescribed for the construction, I'M
provenaent and repair Of Puplc ollidlnEs'
Sc z This city council shall By orfi-
nance regulate the tolls for wharfage.
dockags and other charges at all nhsryes.
Sisps docks and landing places within the
elfv and provide for tie regulation OF
berths and landing 81 all steamers. sail
vessels barRes or other water craft. and
shal exercise I'm regard to ali such
suoh other control not herein specified az
shau not b. inconsistent with the laws Of
a.. limited States aid Of the State Of Wash
ssc' 4 The city council may by orii-
nance order the construction OF wharveS.
sltps, docks or landing places upon any
streets abuttinE upon or leading into any
nayIgsbls waters within tho city. which
wharvex. slips. docks and landing places.
xrhen % constructed. shall remain Gndar
the exclusive control OF the city.
Sec 8 The mayer. BY and with the ad-
vice and consent OF tho city council. shall
appoint port warden, who shall perform
ter, in relation 10 harbors and wharves.
as may bs prescribed by ordnance. and
who shall DO eesTned the head OF the harbor
GspaftmsgL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-26


- Al engineers er,n,,w~s
sly steam bass.- .s-es1-1 AS =
- sc eity sssll be licansss 49, rrssSsss
=. sNais. ataea as ta ffr.s~s -. ss@-ay Afs-s
- - 4atAun ~ manner -.%. AssAsxs
: N0.taila ssioa shall appoint : s. slss1 ssrs.
ssil4EleFs q laree nler,i.srs -. : s'ss-s e En-
90 Pey examine and c,r.ssv -, - - sisA.
Ter engineers License slrssS- -. 80 ~syssssza
mission. eAs-A serves S.ssss
Sc Ne person shan 49,,
49,. ss'a tesieT ~ltesu Ire citv Ilsss.s kzy
- eetelusfg license ~ - essas0s
lie, loT ss-1a any perssa e-,Ss' kTasee
-,si4Ste2 person. tc operate arsT -. a. e.
lie tisE council shah snsef al -. y oesa&-.
EgteessFS Az. proper Tor earry,s - - ah1ss
seet ne pFeFast0ns % iris a~fsssss 4asa -
rs tHetesn suitable Tseassf ~, ss.sssss
= tteA oE tIae requirements ~ 49, ~
names and shall make All sanres.s 49, ~
- eSs4fy ttervt1r, and shan n $3.50
keilaA tten o. ths boiler Insn4ssso~ srss.zs 90
nasS ef work actually F.erFaT-,s - -
Sha-4 alS1 TX the license Zee Tor 49, -
ana me fees fer the snSrssNss-.--rs71
boilers: provided. thar IN
snail ne expenses 81 IA -
OF boiler Inspector, fnrhsss,. 800
airy. exceed the rccetnts from 49, -
Tees and Tees Tor examining 49, -
other Income q said Office. ara 49, -
further, the fee Tor an insnsc;ion 49,
exceed I've cents per horse power -. -
Zee Tor = 4lceElSe the sum % two acI,ar.. -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-26

legislation by Kim deemed necessary 20 I'm
rrove tlse condition and administration 81
tie Ere Department ass4 shall reseoff II Ike
rzznf1er f1llT 20 the city G81ncBI the esis3-
resN and condition ~ the fire department.,
snoplux ire number CT alarms responded
70. this estimated Ioss by each IRE during
fns Year with the czszae taeTs0s. with such
other information as he can furnish tend
srg 10 throw I4znE upon t1e advancement
or IMPROVEMENT 81 tns department ard
fhe reeess TEES thereof also an estimate
81 money required 20 pay salaries and sx-
penses of the IRE Department. for the en-
rutYx fiscal year, specifying IN detail ffss
items for which the same viii De required
Ttffh-Ths chief shall have ouch further
po~ers and he subject TO such further Gu~
tles az may BE granted or Imposed 5y the
city council. ereeCk as otherwise IL tAis
Charter provided
slxtn--ff stall be the duty % tire chief
O. the FIRE department. to inspect and Keep
3 record ~ all new Buildings Sra course %
erection IN The city. and report 70 the city
council any building IN process q cl1l-
s1rurttoa or completed without the nre
protection and escapes prescribed ~ law
Eeventa--Tbe chief % the FIRE eeEs2Tf fsleHI
shall keep . record o. the conduct 81 me-.
IN the department, and send 49, %
sans monthly &c rhs Secretary % me ttNsi
Service Commission. keeping sAia reser1
IN accordance with the rules or arc sPeE
forms supplied ~ said Commission
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-26
THE CHARTER or THE CITY OF
sEATTIE.-Gonff
ARTICLE NV.



Section !. There shall - library fuEsd-
which shall consist Of
EirHt-Sucb gfsfz sseguexts ard feStses
- may - given. helfisatnef % aesls~1 - =
Uses cr purposes Of the Seattle Puoiae Ii
kTary"
sseond-Ten per centun q the gross re-
eelgis q the city from al ni1eS. s~-''-A's'Ss
Thlrd-The rents. issues Art profits De-
rived tr9n any property Niile9 tnak =
ped Or 0Nned IL trust Tor saia A0F&Fs
by tbs cify or any other trustee
F0urtb--Auy appropriation mat tne city
council fsay make for said fgnz rom uffas
Flfth-such annual tar levy. not 10 ex-
eee4 gre nin or The dollar. as the city
Sc Tne title n all property belong
ing to TIRE Seattle Epifhlae library shall he
and remain Ia the name 81 the city ana
shah be held invioIatsEe IN trust for The use
and benefits Of sad library.
sec There shaiI bs five library com
nslssioasrs appointed by the mayor who
shall hold offiee for Eve years serve WITH
out ragensatioTi. and he subject 10 re-
rnGFai - the mayer. The i've con1ifiis-
slpners first appointed s8aH 50 classify
OF Office each year beginning December
3fst tssS. The commissioner having me
shortest term 70 serve shall be chairman
Of the commission. and the librarian saAl
- secretary thereof
There shall be a Librarian appointed by
the mayor. whose appointment ana tenure
Gle XVI. OF this charter
Sec 4 Subject 70 the direction and con-
troll % the cts. council. the librarian shal
have the custody. management ana control
Of the library. and. under civil service
rules have the appointment and remov-
al of his suboroinatez.
Sec s. II shall DO the duty Of the libra
~ commissioners 10 visit the library az
least monthly. ard TO make proper reconi-
rnendations 10 the mayor city council ana
librarian concerning the management OF
the library and the purchase Of books
Sec. 6 The city council shall uroyide Tor
the expense Of operating, maintaining and
charging the library BY monthly approprf-
alton from the library fund. the same TO
be expended in the manner provided by
ordinance or by this charter, bat snail roc
have power 10 create any debt or obhga-
ton against the fund. exeept IN 80 Tar as
there shall be money therein with which
10 pay the same.
Sec :. The Seattle Public Library shall
be open for the use OF the pubic uucer
such regulations as the city coun II sian
by ordinance rcscrlbe-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-26
ALTERNATE pGoposrrToS no. !
In Lien OF subdivision Fifteensh
Section Eighteen OF Articae iea
the Foregoing Charter.

Flfteenth-To provide for hkh.ins .sfr.
streets and all puhltc places ~ ~ q M
ard for furnishing tae nhsssll 49, ls-s.4s -
csfv with gas. electric OF etlsI s-e s,ssr 80
Tor the ognsrsair pure L.2sss 9. -. 80 4
qulsltfan. construction - Hill ILL.,. - egsss@
sacn works as may o. neeesss s5stIs.rt -
vsnienf therefor. - charge ana ea -.sst. ~
tire use ~ such light, ana - tsssss tis..- ssgr
ssss and .ricss ~ sut.n ~ p = - ,--,,rtszrae
pijsd bv the city IT either 80 sofa - 1859
ton. provided however 81 80 =. ,g.ts xsths
81 anv such lIehf slant sa4ll = ~ - ~ 81
oslf first submitting the 2as,v
rlrFrfase - tne ELECTORS % ~ -. Sssr
FfFt1enth tsg-~To provide - ,tsn. esp
,fr7gf.tIar pure sass or cofl3 - zsas.
srsfff, and operation ~ Ire q Z, shs 80
sis.,-frtf az other railways 49,. ~. 49, 80
r.,ssfs Hrnifa - the city. ais1 ~ sserAoa.
risra ~ freight and Fssss.l = As.,s,.-si faFst
- "a lx Alter. regulate ~ ! - s,ss "a Al
az rates on ali sfeh Fahs - .ssnjn -
Sfh.r r.ilWays 81 IKE ntEs.In - 1s,rgyss-
sifsy owue5 or 0assTafed - 6ss..,l sfsxH 90
- hssS.et.r that abe City - i-s.rf ssssf-
.r,sr tr.to any eeafracf or - -ss.s.s,,narB5a.
s,,s- ~ me construction .sss ~ -
1890 Ownership 50 ~ 1870 ssfkeas
Fsttv - srv such street 49, 49, sse.nsra<t -
49, ef,tFriffiuas SUCH prqF9ss4s- .,s~s z -
ss-rsern.at u t.-s .42.liis1 ss-
CIV.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-26
ARTICLE XXr.
Streets Upon Tide Lands and Sea and
Lake shores.

Section l. All streets avenues and other
public highways heretofore established
upon. over or across any tide lands WITH
IN the CITY % Seattle. or into the waters
Of Lake Ns~hiueton. Lake Union. Green
Lake or other lakes, streams or bodies q
fresh water within the city % Seattle.
either under and bY virtue - the Coustt-
tution ard laws ~ The state 81 Washing
ton or under ard oy virtue 81 any charter
ar prrtire-ce % tie city cf Seattle. or ~
the dedication % any plat within the citV.
or hv any Otner lawful authority estan-
Ushe1 as public streets or highways. are
hereby continued established and declared
20 De put4t~ streets and highways Of fhe
citv II Seattle. subject 20 the same power
g the city 70 control Improve or vacate
fFo same 1s is ~ shall he provided fcr
other public streets and highways within
IL city
sec. p The CITY council may ~ ordinance
evter1 establish or varafe arv street over
or acrces ar along the harb0r. shore or
tae lands Ia the city
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-26
ARTICLE XXI.
Inspections or steam Boilers and II
ccn-ing ~ Engineers.

Section J. The mayor shall appoint after
competitive examination ~ competent en-
boiler Inspector who may subject 10 IN.
provisions 81 Article XVI. Of fnfs charter.
= remove bv tne mayor. and whose duty
u e1ail 0e 70 Inspect 81 least once -aen
year all steam boilers and steam coFIa~e-
Tons thereof within the city limits. EXCEPT
lna following Locomotive boglerE. boilers
ior heat3ue OF lighting private dwellings.
l-faieTa subject 10 inspection ~ Tinted
states inspectors and such others As may
Pc excepted by the city council The boil
@r inspector shall perform such other d.
LES as may D. prescribed ~ ordinance.
ne Inspection OF boilers shall - thorough
ana a. near as may De in accordance with
We provisions % fhs revised statutes Of
L9u of sls2u .o..sxA