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years ago has just reached me. Write
/ again. "I"
In moment Lsda, white and trcmb-
ling, was eagerly scanning the lines.
Leda 1t was an odd name. Could
there be another Lsda who had rsked
her whole life's happiness thirteen
years before in letter to "H?" Were
there two Herberts?" Ifit should be?"
If it should bel
The young ladies wondered at the
perfect impuuty with which they mur.
dered the English language duriug the
remainder of the hour but no one guess
ed the tumult, Of hope and fear in the
heart of their gentle teacher-none saw
her, when she was at last alone write
a few words only
''If IL is indeed Herbert, who has put
the enclosed advertisement in the pa
per, he will find me at No. SO, Rue
Mont, Paris. Ever his faithful, loving
betrothed. Z" Leda."
Then she put the advertisement into
the letter, sealed and directed it and
sent it away over the sea to the anxious
lover, waiting and praying for tidings.
The English classes were never neg
lected the comfort of the aged widow
who was Leda's companion was never
forgotten, the daily duties of life were
conscientiously performed ; but it SEEM
ed to Leda as though her whole life
concentrated upon the arrival of the
mails after there was a possibility ofre-
ceiving an answer to her short Eote.
She grew pale with Iestlessness at
night, when the dream of her youth
came again to keep her wakeful. All
the old love, the old hope, the long ago
conquered despair and pain came back
to haunt her as she waited with renew
ed hope for tijings.
81 am growing old and worm" she
said to herself one day, looking at her
pale face in the mirror, "I am not the
blooming girl Herbert loved, but care
worn, pallid woman"
And her own sad eyes could not see
the rare beauty of her sweet face. But,
still thinking of her love, she twisted
her hair in heavy coronet over her
shapely head, and upon one side put
knot of blue ribbon.
"Uerbert liked it so" she thought.
Then she pinned blue ribbon over her
gray dress under soft lace collar, and
put on brooch her adopted father had
given her, and which was fayorite
with Herbert. ..
And thinking sadly of the change
years had made, she was summoned to
the sitting>TOom to meet grave, mid
dleaged mar, changed also, until she
read upon his lips and in his eyes his
constancy and answered it by her own.
Years rolled back as these two, faith
full through all, met at last to know
their hearts still young, their love still
true, as it was in those days when
cruel fate separated them 10y so insignif-
cant an agent as a crack in the wall be-
hind mantlc-piece.
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The reigning priuts-The latest fashion
in calico.
Il dearly love my sweet art, said the en-
thusiastic conlectioner.
A iocky calls his horses Kerosene and
Petroleum, because they are a parailine
steeds.
Anybody can catch a cold now The
trouble is to let it go again, like the man who
caught the bear.
-" What I'd like to know" said a school
boy, " is how the mouths OF rivers can be so
much larger than their heads"
An old hat that once belonged to Ma
poleon /. was recently sold for S35, which is
a good price when we consider that both the
Nap and crown are gone.
This is no weather for sleghing. =. S.
Should it be colder and showing when you
read this paragraph, remember what we said
This is sno weather for sleighing.
The difference 'twixt tweedledum and
tweedledee is illustrated by the TACT that the
rich man with great appetite is called an
epicure, and the tramp with great appetite
is called glutton,
The time approaches whom the thought
ful husband gives his wife some money,
which goes to buy dressing gown that an
the worlds riches couldn't hire him 10 wear
in the presence Of his male friends.
-Atan artistic supper, not long since,
some one said that "The Roll-Call," clever
as il was, had been injudiciously praised.
Il call IT," said this person, "rhe men who
were mustered after they'd been peppcred."
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THE ADMIRAL AROUSED.

New York Sun When Admiral Horatio
Binnacle, the venerable retired sea serpent
who lives in West Seventy-seventh street,
saw roast duck on the bill of fare last night
his always pleasant face took on an added
ray of cheerfulness, but those who sat near
him observed that after he had eaten his
portion his brow was corrugated. Later, as
he stood before the parlor fire, the Admiral
said
81 lived once, gentlemen, in house
which the boarders left in a body. We had
one night for dinner roast duck. 1t was
served in rough Jagged pieces but we thought
nothing of that; perhaps the carving axe
was dull. 1t was tough That was to be ex-
pected. Tasteless? OF course. But when
we had nearly finished it old Commodore
zelotes Finnerty held up piece on the end
of this fork and said
40 AdmiralT
"' Commodore
"' NailsP
"And sure enough, gentlemen, as the
Commodore turned that piece of duck on his
fork saw sticking through it the points of
three nails. 1t was a wooden decoy duck
that we had eaten, served by the landlady
because it was cheaper than the ducks that
are sold in the poultry market, She was
safe in her assumption that we would not
discover by the taste any difference between
that and many another duck we had eaten
from the same table, but unfortunately she
forgot to pull out the nails.
at was too much for old Commodore. He
went to his room, got out the old alligator
mouthed carpet bag that he always carried,
and began to stow his dunnage. His example
was infections. Within half an hour every
bit of baggage, from trunk to gripsack, was
out of the house, and the boarders were
seeking other feeding grounds.
"Now, don't mean to say, gentlemen,
that the duck we had for dinner tonight
was a wooden duck understand me, l saw
no nails; but"
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All that certain Messuage, Tenement and
TRACT OF LAND,

situate in the Township Of Mahoniug, County
OF Caruon, ana Stale OF Pcnnsylyania bounded
ana described MS iOl Ows, TO wit:
beginning ~ a stone IN tie middle OF the
ROAD, thence by land OF David KOcher south
twenty degrees, cast fourteen peruhes TO q
stonei theuce Dy the same north seventy six
utS'e. S, seNcl ana SIX tcnths perChes 10 a
stone, thentc by the same south ~ Cuty de
grcest east twenty one and cluht tanths perch
es tn stone thence by the same north sevOu-
ty-slN degrees, seven and SIX tenths pCrcncs u
stone thence bY the same north twenty de-
greys, east tweuty one and eighI-tCutn PEI Cucs
10 a stone thence by the same north soy cuty.
six degrees east eleven and quarter perrhes
20 "A post thence oy the same south fifteen anu
CS TO post thence by the same nor seventy.
seven and three fourth Ccgrge5, easy thirteen
aud three-slNtas pelches 70 stake thence
south thirteen degrees, east twenty seven and
unp-slN h perchCS to a stone thence by luud ui
jacob kcmvrer south twenty two ana Onu-hglf
de rees, west thlrty six and tulCc .tuurths
parChCs O. u post thence by land ( Nathan
a. Osser south thlrty-iUur and Oue-half degrees.
west uInc,y two and uue-Half pcrchcs 10 post
thence by the same north twenty-five degrees.
twelve and nineteenth pcrChes 10 post ,theuCe
seventy two and a naI dgsrres. twenty uiue
uId three -tNths perches to the place of Oegiu-
nlng, containing
TWENTY THREE ACRES & ONE HUND,
RED AND FORTY ONE PERCuNS
strict measure.
The Improvements, thereon are a
TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING HOU Sc
sixteen ~ twoaty four iest Kitchen attached,
eighteen by tweisy lour ireti Out Kitchen.
twelve 10y fourteen feet Baru, twenty eight
ty thirty lcet, and OutbuluuaEs.
Seized aud taken INTO execution as the prop
erty OF Lydla ana Nathan senslnger ana 10 be
sold by
MauCh Chunk, Doc. 20. 1873
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A ADMINISTRATORS Notice.
E.tnlc r.En.I.n Elal.. d..a.

Estate Of Joshua H'0iz, aes'a.
Notice rs hereby wyen. GA letters Of Admin
Istrituu uTuu tac estate ut Joshua iluiE late
81 Mahuuug tuUl-inp Carbon county, Pa.
decd, have I. en- granted To the a. desrlgr ed.
All persons knowing themselves 90 De ihurUted
Go sglu estate wall mako payment within FIX
wcuks auu those having Ctims Wi present
them duty gutUtutlcatcd Tor settlement TO
THOMAS HORN, Administrator.
MshoniuE Township, Nuv, % ls5s-NG
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RENEDY FOR HARD TiNEs.-Stop spending
50 much on fine clothes, rich food and style.
Buy good healthy food, cheaper and better
clOthugj get more real and substantial
things Of life eycryway, and especially stop
the foolish habit OF running AFTER expensive
and quack doctors or using 80 much of the
vile humbug medicine that does you only
harm, and makes the pn'pretors rich, but
put your trust in the greatest Of all simple,
pure remedies, Hop hitters, that cures always
at a trillng cost, and you will see better
times and good health. Fry il once. Read
OF it in another column. H.,
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LIVE AGENTS WANTED

To sell pr. Chase's Recipes; OF Information
for Everybody, ~ every county m the United
- iates sn0 Chnadas- EulnI ged by The pub ish-
recipes ant Is suited 20 an classes ana con H.
tiOns OF society. A won de- tul BOOK and a
hOu sehOld necessity. II sells at slfsHt. Great
est Inducements ever offered % hona agents
SAMPLE copies sent OY mail, Postpaid, IN 81 Ol.
Exclusive terr tory given. AGENTS more than
double their money. Address DIT. Guasc's Steam
iSinting House, Ann Arbor Michigan,
Oct. lg-WlA
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FRANZ DWELLING HOUSE.

benT one half block, sixteen bv sixteen feet 4:
One story Kitchen sixteen bv twenty SIX feet .
one nd Oae half story Dwelling House, tour
teen by sixteen feet
seized and taken into execution as the prop
erty Ut Thomas strouse.
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THIRTEEN AIRES ONE HUNDRED AND
TWEEN rY-FIVE PERCuES


2 Tract beginning at a stone thence by land
OF Moses SnA der four and one halt de Tees east
S'Nly Two prrches 10 a stone thence bv land Of
Junl smith north eighty live perChes ana three
llSu sou! II Two tcgICts, east thirty tiye DeIches
TO While oak thence by the same south four.
tetn degrees, west twenty SIX DpIche. To n
stone thence by land OF Daniel NJ er. .ir south
sixty ti mt ana one half degrees, east live aud
cOutaiuiDg
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NeWrning, leave depot at Beris and Amerl
C n Stg Phha, at 900, S:l5 and $50 q. M; 2;30
$40 and S:.Op. m, ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
Nov. 25. 1873
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Al That certain LOr OR PIECE or
GkOU ID, situate on the north side of West
Brltsch street ~ the vitlHge OF Ashton, County
Cl Carbon. state Oi PennsYlyaua, numJ cred in
lhe pan or plot thereof eleven, containing IN
mont Of % eau on said West BUTtsCh street
JhltlF ieet, aud extending theuCo uOIthw lrdly
one Eundred aud nity leet to other ground, Of
lhe Lchign coal "uu NuVIVHuOn Company (;
BOulued north OY grounds OF tho euiga Guai
and Navigation Company cast by lot NumD i
Nne s0utn by West Bertsch street, aud west
by 10. Number thirteen.
The Improvements thereon area
TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
fourteen by sixteen feet Kitchen attached,
nine OY twenty feet,
seized ana tagen INTO execution as the prop
erty Of James Murphy.
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DHILA. g. READING RAILROAD.
Arrangement of Passenger Trains.

Trains leave ALLENTOWN as fullows;-
WA PERKIOMEN BRANCUl
For Philadelphia, at 4;25, G5O lao, am, and
O.5l y. IN.
For Philadelphia at 4,2o a. m..3a5 y. m.
WA EAsf PENNA. BRANCHl
For Re ding 23J j.5O, OCi n n., l2i5, 2lO, $50
For harrisburg. 2.3o . 50, oO5 A. M, 1215, 4,So
ror Lancaster and Columbia, $50, 0,oJ am. and
4 30 .. N
tDoes not run on Mondays
SUNDAYS.
For Reading. $50 ain. and 9 O5 pm.
For HnrrihhurE, 2.3J a. m. and O5 D. m.
Trains FOR ALLIE NTOWN leave rs follows:
WA PERKIoMEN BRANCHl
Leave Philadelphia, 7Io II. M, LOO, "l30 and $40
SUNDAYS.
Leave Philndephia. 500 q. m ard 2 IS o. IN.
(ytA EAST PENNA BRANCHl
Leave Reading 749. ;.4j 1875 m, 4.O',Gl5 end
lQ.i) III
Leave Harrisburg, $50 SO a. M, and 200, 4.CO
ard . 5j y. m.
Leave Lancaster, $40 n. m, 1855 and 3.i5 p. IN.
Leave Columbia $40 n. M 40 and 3.3j y. m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Reading. 7.2O n. m.
Leave Harrisburg 5.2l am.
Trains,ma; lSet thus ~ run to and from depot
9th and Green streets, Philadelphia other
trains to ard from Broad street depot.
Tne $50 .. m aud 5.jj D. m. trains from AllHn-
town, and the 7.l5 n. M and b.3l p. NJ. trans
from Phlladtlphin, have through cars to ana
]. Il. wOOTrEN
GeuerGi Manager.
c G. HANCOCK, GelPl Ticket agent
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: = d,
situate IN MahOning township. CARBON county
state OF pennsylvania bOuudGa anu descr b ed
as follows, to Wit:
l Tract Dc"nHlng Gt a post. thence by land
oil Daniel Miller, jr, pOyih sixty seven aud one
Lali Ccgr,es, ", NJ Ul-ht uerches 10 n stone 4,
hence by land OF the same south eiohty.seyen
ana unc-hali degrees, west thirty soy ppIChps
To a stone thence by land ol Jgn than kgs>pl
south seventy degrees, west thlr'y.seven per
Ches 20 stone; tueu"e by land OI john Rein
smith no TN elghty.elght uld One-haf perChCs
Enl north ghiy eight and Une.haif Gegr, es
elsb twer0' pelChua 40 stone thence by land
tl lIe $ 'lnc sOdlh nlne Cog cCS, west twenty
S. ven pDCHes 20 stone; thence stIn by the
same south eiPht, iOur and tmcc-fuuitiis dc-
g,ecs,easi twenty four pelCHes to a post thence
70 other lands ui Juhl seiI2 nor h lOur and one
i.uflh deFrrcs eU8t sixty two peuchcs to the
place OF bc"lnning. containing
THIRTEEN AnNES ONE HUNDRED AND
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more or less.
The improvements thereon aloa
TW O-oTORY FRAME DWELL

twenty SIX twenty two end one half feet out
Kitchen t'n ana ON h9lf y seysn and one half
lett Bain, twenty four y twenty iOur leet;
Oul buildings.
seized and taken into execution as the prop.
eIty Ot Daniel Il Fritz.
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All that certain LOT or PIECE Of GROUND
situate on the north side Of White street. e.. the
village o. summit iii,Carbon countyPennsyl
siNiy-fve, containing in frOnt or hrCacth on said
White street, tnirty feet, and extending tn, nee
nOrthward one hundred md twsntv five feet to
twenty feet wIGe alley bounded north ~
sad alley. east by lot Number sixty .sevcn
SOU il by White street, and west Oy lot No, SIX
: - j..
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Saturday, January Is, 1879.
at ONE o,cloels Z. M. the following nropnrtles

All that certain LOT AND PIECE OF
GEOUND situate on lhe north side Of White
street in the village Of summit Hill Car bon
county. Pennsylvania. numbered IN the plan or
plot thereof Number IhirtY-SeVCn and Thirty.
niue containing in front or brcpdlh on sad
" htte sti eet sixty feet, and oxtcndmr thence
northward at right anplcs one hundred and
TWENTY-FIVE feet to a certain alev; bounded
nol thwurdlv by said allev, easlwmdly by lot
Number EOrty-UHe. sOuthwardly by White
street, ana wcstwardly by Tot Number Thirty
Eve.
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TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
beng ono nalf blocS, sixteen by twenty six
tect; ktCnel one Story zen by twelve feet
sable, twelve by eighteen feet.
Selzed and taken into execution as the prop.
ertv Of " lillian " alex.
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All that Gel tam LOT or PIECE of GROUND.
situate ON the EOrthwprd side of second street
III the Borough of Neathery County of carbon
ana Stute OF PtnrsylVanlp, numbered in the
pan 81 the extension Of the town u ot Of WCa H.
cry on grounds Of Asa l'QcGcr una hundred and
nltv eight iee,, containing in front or breadth
ON salu second street. thu ty. three fcej and eX
tending nurthwirdv of that breadth between
pHIaitel mes at right angles with said s Teut u
distance OF Ont hundred ana tifty.fve feel to
north alley bounded northwaId Y by north al.
les cGslwardly by lot No. Oue hundred nd six
tv, stutEwardIY Dy second street and west
wlrd hv Tot Il o. One hundred anu fifty. SIX,
Ine imp OvemeEts thereon are a
DIV L LLING GOUSE,
30 x 80 feet, with Kitchen attached lIx II feet,
stable, IS Y g2 feet
SeIzrd aud tah en- INTO execution ms the uron
ertY Of ii. ID. Rouse
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New Advertisements.
SHERIFFS SALES
OF VALUABLE
r E A l. E S T A Z E

BY virtue of sundrv writs Of LFvARI FACIAs
and NENDTIONI ENPONAs issued out Of the
Court OF Common Pleas Of CarDun county there
House, in the Borough Of MauUh Chunk, on
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Railroad Guide.
NORTH PENNA.RAILRoAD.

Passeu gers for Philadelphia leave Lehighton
os follOWs.
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ONE AND a HALE STORY FRAME Dwell
LING HOUSE,
being one half block sixteen by sixteen feet
Kitchen attached twelve 10y sixteen feet; Out
Kitchen, nine UY twelve feet.
seized ana taken into execution as the prop.
c1ty Of Henry Z. Miller.
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W ENGLAND
Publisher Of THE sUS, Acw York city,
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BANK sTREET.LEHIGHTON, Pa

Large ana handsome Carriages for Funeral
purposes aud Weddings, DAVID ERBERT
Nov. % lS73.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-23
Trustees Sale.

Under and by virtue of a certain deed OF
trust executed by O. W. Edmonds and W.
/, EdmOnds on the Sd day Of August, 1878, and
duly recorded in the Office of the register OF
Shelby county, Tennessee, in record book
No. Us, page 402, reference being here made
thereto, / will, at the request Of the benehci-
airy therein, for the purpose Of paying the
Indebtedness thereby secured, on
Friday, December 26, 1879,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock am. and 2
O'Clock p.m., on the southwest corner OF
Main and Madison streets, in the Taxing
District, late city of Memphis, Shelby county.
Tennessee, offer for sale to the highest bidder
for cash, the following described real estate,
to-wit: All the right, title, claim and interest
of said 9. W. Edmo nds and w. T. Edmonds,
being the undivided ene-half thereof Of the
following described lot of ground in the said
Taxing District, late the city of Memphis,
Tennessee; being part of lot 373, as laid down
on the south side of Adams street 68 feet 4
inches from the east side of the alley which
runs between Second and Third streets; thence
running s~0uthwardly and parallel with said
alley 1857 feet to Cars alley; thence east
Wardly 40 feet; thence nOrthWardly parallel
with the first line 1857 to Adams street;
thence Westwardly 40 feet to the beginning,
being the same lot conveyed to A. N. Ed
monds by John r. Watkins by deed recorded
in book 10, page $50, of the records of Shelby
county, Tenn.
The right of redemption is especially waived
in said trust deed and the sale will DO made
discharged thereof. The title to said proper.
ty is believed to be good but l will sell and
convey only as trustee.
R. A. PARKER, Trustee.
Taylor IL Carroll, Attorneys. 81 lOl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-23
The Power ola CYCLONE.
Prof. 7. B. Maury. in Popular Science Mont
ly for January

Prof. I. B.Maury. in Popular Science Month
ly for January ;
In discussingthe two cyclones which
visited the Bay of Bengal in October,
1876, Mr.. Elliott, meteorological re-
porter to the government of Bengal,
incidentally gives US some idea of the
eyclopean forces which are developed
by such storms. The average daily
evaporation registered by the Bengal
instruments, in October, is "2inches.'
The amount of heat absorbed by the
conversion of this amount of water
daily over so large an area as the Bay
Of Bengal is enormous. Roughly es-
timated," says Mr.. Elliott, st is equal
to the continuous working power Of
100000 steam engines of 1000 horse
power" A simple calculation will
show that it sufices to raise aloft over
$1,000 cubic feet of water in twenty
four hours from every square mile Of
the bosom Of the bay, and transport il
to the clouds which overhang it.
When we extend the calculation from
a single square mile to the area Of this
whole Indian gulf. the mind is lost in
the effort to conceive the force which.
in a days time, can lift 10000. 600 tons
Yet, it would be easy to show that
such figures, fabulous as they NAV
seem, do not adequately represent the
cyclone forces of single storm.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-23
Regarding the sierra Mojada
Mines.
n Antonio llsEasl Expr0.s, len Inst.l

San Antonio (Rexasl Express, 18th inst.l
The following is the gist ofan inter-
view with Mf. Courtney, an intelligent
English gentleman, which will be pub
lished in the Cosmopolitan tomorrow.
Dir. Courtney says there are about
500 men at the Mojada mines scattered
up the mountains, of whom 100 are
Europeans. The town at the foot of
the mountain consists of twenty %jacals;
water and wood are very scarce; wells
have been dug ninety feet deep with
ont result. Artesian boring had not
commenced sixteen days ago when Mr..
Courtney left. Food is quite cheap.
Miners wages are $l.00 per day.
Practical American miners say the
mines are ofno account. Assays from
Malahuata and Gaudalajara give but
two marks silver per cargo of ore. All
the work done as YET has been surface
mining to hold claims. 1t would cost
hundreds of thousands of dollars to
open the mines and furnish proper
machinery to run them. He met
General Walker and DR.. Howard on
the road, near Cuatro Cienegas. Mr..
Courtney advises no one to 60 to the
Sierra Moiada, as the mines can only
be worked by a very large capital, and
will produce after months Of labor.