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sanity and lesding to misery decay ard ueatn.
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ersion 70 Society. Dimness OF vsi"r. Noises in tbe
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urine and nasny:other diseases that lead to insanity
and death
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agree to forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for .
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his special advios and treatment will not cnrc, or
for snvthinR impure or injurious found in 1t. Un.
MINTlE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without Mercury. 81 Consultation Free.
Thorough examination and advice. includirg analy'
ala Of urine, 81. Price Of Vital Restorative. -
bottle. or four times tina quantity $40; sent to any
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

~ sLANp OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. w. T., Dot.
W 4, 1883. - Notice 10 hereby given that John
sperry has fled notice OF intention to make final
proof before the Clerk Of the Probate Court, at his
once In Friday Hsrbor, W r.. on Saturday, the Path
day Of November. A. d. 1888, on Presumption d. q.
No. 6l4s, for the Lots o and & and the u OF the
Sw quarter OF Sec. Q, TIP. "a N, II I WEST
He names ~ witnesses: J. G. Warner, J. II. Bart.
lett A. w, Warner and G. A. Anderson. all Of Lopez
Island. w. T. 49,
30-6w JOHNF CONVEY, Register.
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specifications for Buildings.

SPECIFICATIONS ZOE DuiAuAmSes
!. Messrs. Palliser, Palliser & Co., of Bridge.
port, Ct, the web known architects and pub.
fishers OF standard works on architecture, have
lately issued a sheet containing plans and spec
iAcati0ns Of very tasteful modern eight om
cottage with tower and also with the necessary
notifications for building il without the tower,
aud with but ak rooms u desired In It's most
costly form the outlay 10 estimated at 1000; ;
without the tower II has been built for 81, 500 ;
and II only six rooms are included, the cust
NAV be reduced to Sl,7O0 or $1,000. Dctails
are given OF mantels, Stairs, doors aud casings.
cornices, etc. The publishers have found IT
the most popular Plan they have ever issued,
and state that Il has been adopted In more than
Ave hundred instances within their knowledge.
The same firm issue specifications In blank
adapted for frame or brick buildings Of any
cost: also forms Of building contract, and sew.
ersi books on modern inexpensive. artistic co..
tsgs plans which arp Of great practical value
1fid convenience to every one interested
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TH Il CIR Il AT
English Remedy

rs A NEVER FAILING
Cure for Nervous Debil-
ity, Exhausted Vitality
Seminal Weakness. sper'
msttorrhes, lost NAM
hood, Iinpoteiicy, Psr.
slyis, Proststorif0s spe
all the terrible elects o.
sslf.Abnse. youthful fol-
lies, and eAceks-s IN NE.
turer years. such ~ Loss
Of Memory. Lsssitnde'
Nanfn hA.ta sinn Avs
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An electric locomotive headlight Is
success in Chicago.
PATENTS

F. A. Lehman, Solicitor of American and For.
eign Patents. Washington, ID C. All bust ess
nectea with Patents, whether before the Patent
Office or the Courts. prom pity attended to. No
charge made unless patent is secure.l. Send for
cirrnlar. II
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Hon. Eugene Canfield's engineers

Hon. Eugene Canfelds engineers
have completed the location and
survey Of twenty miles of the rail-
road from Whatcom toward Lacon>
or and Seattle. They have found
satisfactory grades over the Chuck
anut mountains, which reach an ele-
walton of 428 feet at the highest
point OF crossing. Some of the
leading capitalists on the sound are
interested In this road and opera
ton will be. resumed early in the
spring.
The floods on the Nooksack,
week before last were the highest
ever known, overfow wing the land
to a depth of Is feet in some places.
Fences and other property were
carried away in large quantities. A
jam in the river above Lynden, was
the principal cause Of this overflow
which should be removed before
another freshet occurs. The snag
boat instead of lying idle all winter
should be kept busy while the wat
er is high to aid it in its operations
One thousand Cinnamon recently
returned to their native country
from San Francisco, taking with
them, of their savings $4,000 IN
the aggregate.
The womans suffrage bill is re-
ceiving a more hearty support from
the people than was anticipated
Among the more intelligent and
we'll informed ladies great interest
is taken In their newly acquired
power. Some ladies feel timid and
tear unfavorable criticism while at
tending the polls. No ground for
such fear will be found to exist when
the ladies reflect that no gentleman
will disregard their rights sooner
at the polls than elsewhere. The
discussion Of political affairs will be
largely transferred from the barr
room to the lecture roem, and gen.
eral interest on the part of the la
dies in all matters that pertain to
the government and we'll being OF
the human race, cannot do other
wise than prove beneficial.
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As the matter stands, we have
1875 voters. So come along "Mr,
Politician, and consult us. Our
motto is no liquor of any kind. No
hunters with dogs. No saloonist
for office. No man for office that
votes against woman suffrage,
and for liquor. In short We pre-
fer total abstainers fer all offices and
more schoolhouses and no saloons.
s. B. Best.
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u g. LAND OFFICE. OLYMPIA. W. T., October
IL. lss3.Complsinsh having been entered in this Of
Ace by JULIUS SCHROEDER against JOHN W.
CREED for abandoning his Homestead Entry No.
3s79 dated January Is. 1850. upon the half Of NE
quarter Of Sec. IL, and Sc quarter Of Sc quarter,
and lots aud Of Section a. in Township IS North,
Range west. In San Juan Comfy. Washington
Territory, with . view 70 the cancellation OF said
entry the said parties hereby summarized to sp-
pear ct this office Wednesday she 18th day OF De
cenbsr 1883, ct O'Clock p. NJ. to respond aud fur
nish testimony concerning said alleged abandon
msnt aud the said parties arc further notified that
testimony concerning said alleged abandonment will
be taken before y. D. warbass, Esq Judge Of Pro.
bate Court Of San Juan couuty, At his Office ut Fri
day Harbor. ". T.. on Wednesday, the 2sth day Of
November 1889. q 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and continuing
from day to day thereafter until the taking OF such
test tmony be closcd; aud arp airing 70 nnr satis
faction that due personsl service hereof csno, he
had, service will be made by publication. post'ng
and msiling. according to Rules IS and IA Of Prsc.
tice Ia U. ). District Land Ofeces.
In witness whereof We havo hersunto Get our
hands the day and year nr-t above written.
john r. GowEY, Register.
RoyxRr O STUART. Receiver.
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, lis powerful grasp.
! The woman rose as he advanced, and, re-.
| cedng tor-a few PAGES, suddenly disappeared
| in the darkness.
The General looked about him in utter
bewilderment. The room was empty-the
figure had disappeared in an opposite direc-
| ton to that of the door through which the
General Lad entered.
He felt with his hands round the rough
paneling OF the chamber, but he could dis
! cover 10 other door.
..She must have escaped through some
sliding panel!' he muttered, after abandon
ing his irui.less search. "Who is this wo-
man? Some enemy OF Maud. who has con-
cccted this villainous plot against herr
He waited some time, listening to every
sound, thinking that the woman would, per-
haps return, but be waited in vain.
After nearly an hour wasted thus, he
opened the door and grcped his way slowly
down the steep, narrow staircase.
He was surprised ut the stiffness of the
horse-not breath seemed to stir in the
drecry dwelling. The doors ,;ere all closed.
but ut the foot of the stairs he stopped and
called aloud.
No one answered his summons.
He found the street door ajar, and, push
ing it open, emerged once more into the
alley.
Looking back at the windows Of the house,
he perceived rotten board nailed across
one of them. This board announced that
the dismal habitation was to let.
1t is scarcely possible to describe the
strange revulsion of feeling which the Cen
eral experienced as he discovered this.
IAN empty house!' he exclaimed. ''Who
then was that white-robed woman? Who
then was that shadowy and phantom form
which receded from my grasp?"
An icy chill of horror crept through hi"
as he asked himself this question.
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tro BE cosr1SUm.1
A Cough, Cold or Sore

"A OOtlSn, cola OF sore
Throat should be stopped. Neg
lect frequently results in an 1m-
durable Lung Disease or ConsWmp
ton, BROWNS BRONCHIAL
TROCHES do not disorder the
stomach like cough syrnps and
balsams, but act directly on the
'mtamed parts, allavlng irritation,
give relief in asthma, Bronchitist
Coughs, Cataryh, and the Throat
Troubles which Singers and Public
Speakers are subject to. For thir-
ty years Browns Bronchial Tro
ches have been recommended by
physicians, and have always Civ
Ell perfect satisfaction. Having
been tested by wide and constant
use for nearly an entire genera
ton, they have attained well.meri
ted rank among the few staple re
medies of the age. Sold at 25
cents box everywhere.
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NO. 90.

Aients' tlouSn outii;Au,oii al i..s..,, .cr,
costly IN texture; and it was to be obSerycd
that double eye-giass which hung from =
massive gold chain round the VII here.l
liants.
':ll take my sister into Number Four. if
Xonse no objection. Mother Nag" said
William Gorton; ''shes n little bit Of s. lady
III her way, and she won't relish Your rouri
customers"
he led the way into one Of the further
rooms opening out Of the passage, Miss
Ovinston following him.
"Merclful Heaven, what horrible iepr'
she exclaimed, looking around the room
with shudder
Her servant smiled strange, sardon:;
smile.
1T IS by no means o superb apartment,
certainly, madam he said; but George
ticker cften comes here, and your brother
George is a man OF refined tastes. It was in
this room that"
Miss Ovington clasped her two small
nands over her face, as if she would have
shut out both sight and hearing.
'Shall tell you what was done in the
next room?" asked William Gorton.
She made no reply.
"Xcu Will hear him presently" said the
servant; 'syou are slow of belief, and you
might doubt me, but I think you will be-
lieye himn'
Miss Oyington shuddered
"Come what may" she said, 81 must be
satisfied! I cannot endure this wretched
suspense! l must know that 1 have not
been tricked."
You shall know it from his own lips.
madam" answered William Gorton. sYou
will wait here, madam" he said, with that
strange intermixture Of respect and COM
nland with which he always addressed his
mistress -"you will wait here till you hear
footsteps in the adjoining apartment; when
you do, listen"
He opened the door and left the room.
Miss Ovington seated herself near the
table, with her head resting upon her hand,
and her elbow on the rough wooden arm of
the clumsy chair in which she sat.
Mother Mag entered the apartment with a
glass OF some steaming liquor in her hand.
"Here, my DEAR" said the old woman.
addressing Maud, ''here's jorum of brandy
and water, hot and strong, as we ladies'
always like it, my love-" added the hag. in
an insinuating tone. "Toss it of. NV
beauty; it will do you good"
HTN m c0NTTNTEn1
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CHAPTER VI.
4 FEARFUL ACCUSATION.

Two strange scenes We're enacted In the
ay OF New York upon the night OF the
tenth Of October.
Hewill follow General Dumont and the
@9 Who met him before the theatre.
Inc man turned sharply to tie right after
nng the portico, and traversed the street
y me side Of the theatre, the General fol-
Isine him closely, but not attempting to
address him.
Even at so late an hour of the evening,
oas horoughfare was still crowded with the
eofer and rougher classes OF the popula-
we. The General and his companion were
~ therefore. observed.
Aner crossing Fourteenth Street, :he man
@ned into narrow alley.
ane aspect Of this alley was utterly differ
~ ss % that of the thoroughiare they had just
mere all was dark and still. The sloping
s OF Old rlchety houses nearly touched
Sl other; the strip of sky between the
moie.down habitations seemed rs narrow
nbbon. No sound issued from the
windows, o.
me man paused in this dismal alley, and
g - me first time since they had left the the
~ M ne addressed the General.
1n's is the place to which I was told to
ing you, he said.
= 1ere!' exclaimed the General. "How,
reaven's name can be wanted here?'
~ 10 all dark, is it not?" answered the
s. - u low voice. "Wait and watch"
- ~ ciapped A4s hands three times. At the
stroke, light appeared in garret
,.ow OF the house beneath which they
Aaapding.
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CHAPTER VII.
THE SPANISH ASSASSIN.

The noise of several loud, clamorous
voices and hoarse peals of laughter sounded
upon the ears of Miss Ovington as she
descended the rugged stone steps leading
down to the sunken doorway.
At the door William Gorton paused and
gave five raps, each distinct and separate
f~n,n the others.
The door was opened cautiously, andA
wien, wrinAled face peeped out CT the mar
row aperture.
In the obscurity Of the place it was impos-
sible to discover whether this face belonged
to man or q woman.
s.Who is it," asked e cracked treble voice.
"Biil" answered William Gorton, in
louder key.
A burst Of hoarse laughter from within
greeted this announcement.
'Let him in!' cried deep Toice-a voice
which, once heard, was not easily forgotten.
'.Let him in! We'll see Bill. Let him in,
Mother Mag"
The door was opened to It's full width,
revealing narrow passage, the brick floor
Of which was sandeli. Several doors, all
low and narrow, opened into this passage.
William Gorton crossed the threshold,
followed by Maud Oyington, but the old
bag, who stood within the shadow of the
open door, stretched out her skinny and
claw-like hand and grasped the slender
wrist Of the elegant daughter Of Mr.. Owing
ton.
''Stop bitv' she exclaimed. 'sThis
won't do: Bill isn't aloner'
''It's only my sister," said the coachman,
carelessly. "You can't have any objection
to my giving my sister drop Of brandy to
keep the cold out. She's chilled to the
bone poor thing, for we've been out all the
evening"
ION the lay?" asked the old woman,
eagerly.
The hag was dressed in garments of the
fashion OF some thirty years before the
period Of which We write; but these gar
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TUFTS PILLS A SUGAR PLUM

TUFTS PILLS A SUGAR PLUM.
~Tatt's Pills are now covered
with vanilla sugar coating, max.
ing them as pleasant to swallow
as a little sugar plum, aud render
ing them agreeable to the most
delicate stomach.
They cure sick headache and
bilious collie.
They give appetite and flesh to
the body.
they cure dyspepsia and nour
ish the system.
They cure fever and ague, cos
tiveness, etc.
Sold everywhere. 25 cents
box.
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THE VOATAIC BELT Co., Marshall, Mich.
will send DIR. DYES CELEBRATED ELECTRO
VoLTAIc BELTS AND ELECTRIc APPLIANCES
on trial for thirty days to men (young or
oldl who are afflicted with nervous debil.
ity, lost vitality and kindred troubles, guar
anteeing speedy and complete restoration of
health and manly vigor. Address as above.
N. B.-No risk is incurred, as thirty days
trial is allowed.
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A DIFFICULT PROBLEM SOLVED. - The
desire for stimulants is becoming q mon
strOus evil and how to overcome it is q So
rious question with reformers. Parker's
Ginger Tonic fairly solves the difficult
problem. 1t invigorates body and mind
without intoxicating, and has brought
health and happiness to many desolate
homes-Enquirer. See other column.
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| fatal }|'Ilgg|iibtaAo Y
g sy
BARRETT SYLVESTER.
.MAW of

ssrrgaEp. YET FREE" ~CLotDs AND sUNsrISIr
EyrELLLS ERROH.H FALSE PhIDE.n
"STRICKEN DUh8,' ETC.
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A YOUNG MANS CASE.

Mr. S. s. Ho- dES, Jr., of No, l47 Park street
Lewiston, Me-, relates to the followingpersOnal
narrative, May Ia, 1883: "AbOut fifteen months
since had severe attack of typhoid fever,
was very lame, and confined TO my bed for
eleven weeks, and when tho fever left me 1
was in very debllitated condition, My back
and loins seemed TO have no strength, and
had no vitality or appetite. / tried various
kinds Of medicine recommended by my friends,
but found they did not improve my condition
was induced to try Hunts Remedy which has
been used with such great success here in Lew.
iston that it has very enviable reputation of
belnga most reliable medicine. / purchased
one bottle. and can date my improved health
from the time commenced using 1t, and my
progress continued very repidly; gained in
strength, and experienced less pain in my back
my appetite increased and after using three(3)
bottles my pains were all gone, and my health
entirely restored, and can most heartily re-
commend Hunts Remedy to any who may need
true remedy for debility, kidney or urinary
troubles"
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AGonn MECHANIC

Mr.. L. J. Jones, Of No. 10 Charles Street,
Portland, Me writes us these convincing facts:
"May IL, 1883. l have for several years been
troubled with liver complaint and sndigestion,
and have suffered at times tirriblo distress, and
have tried many different cures, go called, that
have been recommended from time to time. /
one day noticed in one of our papers the testi-
monial Of person that had used Hunts Remedy
and been cured Of diseases similar to mine. l
purchased bottle Of one of our drug stores in
Portland, and before had used the first bottle
found that l was improving beyond my expecta-
tion; have used in all six bottles and have no
trouble from indigestion, no distress or pain in
back as formerly had; and since have been
cured my wife has used it for kidney trouble
and 1t has cured her. We can both say that
Hunts Remedy is q blessing to any that are
troubled with kidney or liver diseases, or indi-
gestion. We gladly recommend 1t to our friends
or to any sufferers from liver or kidney diseases
and you can use this letter as you may choose
for the best interest Of suffering humanity"
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-l7l-7---
q CurIous Fertilization.

tssnta Rosa (Csl.) Republican
j. p. Stanley returned Friday from a trip
to Hop!and, Mendocino county. He brought
with him curiosity in the shape of a petri-
ned pumpkin found In the neighborhood of
that town. The story is that farmer,
some years ago, had lot OF pumpkins
washed away by freshet down a ravine,
and for number Of years the pumpkins
were observed where the water had lodged
them, but no one had ever thought they had
turned to stone. A few weeks ago a man
was passing down the ravine, and picked DIP
what he supposed TO be pumpkin, but to
Ms great astobishment found, upon investi.
CATION, that 1t was bowlder, and very
heavy one at that, and that the rest of the
pumpkins, to the number oil about so, were
also petri6ed. The specimen brought by
Mr.. Stanley is quite perfect, and is OF cal
careous formation. 1t attracts much atten
ton.
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A We'll Known Ilrurv,st.

My drug store was the first to sell Swiftps
Specific. lt was then put up in quart bottl es
which sold for $500 each. / have seen a
great many cases cured by its use, and some
who bad tried all sorts Of treatment. In
fact, have never known It to fail when
taken properly. sell large quantity of
It, and for all diseases that are dependent on
blood poison or skin humor. 1t cures
PIMPLEs AND BLoTcHEs ON THE SKIN
and makes the complexion fair and rosy.
AS for blood taint, there is no such word as
iail. 1t cures cases that have long withstood
other sorts OF treatment, and without any
OF those recurring troubles that generally
follow mercurial and other so-called cures
T. l.. MAssENBURG,
Macon, Ga.