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Distressing Case and Aha ppy Cure

Distressing Case and Aha ppy Cure
For over a year have had a break
ing out on my leg, which troubled
me so bad / could not walk, leg bad
ly swelled, OF a purple color, with
eruptions so bad that blood would
ooze out if 1 bore my weight on it.
I was recommended to try Clark's
Extract of Flax PapilloD skin Cure,
which I have done. My leg is now
well and can walk two miles on it
without any trouble. Signed, A d.
Hayward.
Clark's Flax Soap makes the skin
soft and prevents chapping. Sim
Cure $l.O0. Soap rs cents. For sale
by F. Kalteyer & Son. (6Iy.
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STRANGERS IN THE CITY

should not fail to visit the Diamond Pal
ace of l.. Rouvant, 2S3 Commerce street,
where the best articles can be obtained at
the lowest figures.
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For COUNTY JUDGE.

The LIGHT is authorized to announce
JUDGE s. w. MCALLIsTER as a can.
didate for the office of County Judge a.
the coming election, November 4, 1890
who solicits the support of his friends anC
public.
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FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR.

At the solicitation Of large number Of
my friends | announce myself as a candi-
date for the office of County Assessor of
BeXar county at the coming election, No
vember 4th, 1880. IRA K. HEWITT.
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Death.

Death TO screw worms.
Death TO cutting ants.
Death to reaches.
Death to mosquitoes.
RAGLAND & Co., City Drug Store
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RAJ Bear in mind that Frank j.
Beitel keeps builders hardware and
lumber, at the International and
Great Northern depot. If
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Ernest Kuehner

String Band will furnish good music
or balls, parties and picnics. Leave or
derS at 31S corner PecOS and Durango
streets, or Francisco Cara, 513 COncho
street. TILT
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CHAPTER XVI.
O11 - L<s A -
TEE END OF BORROWED YEARS.


Itwas May again. Russell had spent
And now he had paid his last loan, and
had come to the end of such business as
had occupied him. He had no prospects !;
no money: nothing to do. He found him.
self by chance at noon upon the very spot
where he had stood and thought for the
hrst time that life of activity in the pur-
suit of money might have some interest.
asked for had been granted him, and they
were ended. 1t was the 18th of MAY.
de had taken from the interview with
Alice some fresh hopes, which had all faded
now. Courage to renew the hattie would
not come at his call. He even meditated
ending IL by his own hand, as he had
thought of doing two years before. As to
his love, he was nlled with the insane idea
that that, too, had been lent to him and
had gone, with the years, beyond recall
He stood IN doorway, looking ont upon
Wall street, but seeing nothing of the bur-
rying throng, until at last he was consci-
Gus that one face, not moving like the
others but standing immoyably, was grow
ing clear upon his vision out of the gen.
eral confusion. He looked again; it was
the face of Walter Brown.
There could be no doubt about 1t; the
wanderer had manufactured from
the grave 1t almost seemed, for months
had passed since RUSSELL had believed him
dead. Yet there he stood talking with an
acquaintance whom he had stopped on the
edge Of the pavement.
Il cannot meet him; cannot look him
in the face" murmured Russell. and he
turned hastily TO lose himself in the crowd.
He nearly ran into the arms OF Gilbert
Ray
Hold on, my boy said the man of
millions, grasping Russell's arm. Il
haven't had falk with you in many
day, and I've got Something almighty i'm
portant 10 say. Come 10 my office at
once"
he dragged Russell away in spite of all
resistance.
In the blues again, ! see," said Raw, as
soon as they were seated in the Office.
well. so are your friends when they view
your conduct. What did YOU mean hv
letting that lunatie, Deering, cut YOU out
OF every thing in that way7 / know
what you'll say. The invention was his:
you deceived ne-and all that Of course
YOU did, and mighty shrewdlv, too. [
don't care cent about that. I've more
than got my money back out Of the motor
already, and I'd have million for us two
II that fool hsd't stepped in TO ruin his
prospects and yours. For, mind YOU, al
though his machine is good thing. it
can't sell itself, and be is such an uncom-
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CHAPTER XIV.

LOVES WORD Is Law.
When Russell stood in the presence Of
Alice Ray the various sophistries by which
be had persuaded himself that he had a
right to ask her 10 be his wife, took their
proper shapes like so many hideous genii
at the touch Of the good enchantress in the
old stories of the East. He saw that they
were hollow and false; he saw himself. too,
for what he was.
There was an honest vein Of romance in
his nature He had often dreamed-with-
ont the hope realization, as the blind
dream Of seeing-that he should some day
stand before woman he could love. offer
ing her the service of his life, the love of
his whole heart, and asking in return
what all men hope 10 win, bat few deserve.
The hour for such pleading had come; and
Alice-he had never framed fancy half so
worthy. And vet how different was the
scene from all that he had pictured. He
shuddered at the thought Of offering his
wretched heart to her.
A wom4n seldom lacks premonition
when a moment such as this has come.
Alice saw Russell stand staring at her
without speaking: she marked the in
tensity Of Els gaze and the pallid excite
ment in his face. She was much dis
rurbed, and yet she waited for his words
with an appearance of caimness.
s.Aliee," said he, 'sthe life i have been
leading ills me with disgust. ] want to
change ii for something better"
~ hope, indeed, you may" said Alice,
eff it has failed to satisfy you"
Eli has failed in hundred ways" he re-
piled. at has failed to give me peace of
mind or liberty. | have been the slave to
it. 1t has failed of any good object except
one, which | now see was far too high
was never to be reached by any path that
] have found"
"Get into the better path at once, then"
said she, smiling And then gravely: 81
think perhaps you have not been in the
right road during the last year. Forgive
nv saying So we have BEEHIVE are-very
good friends, and il has given me pain to
see that you have been unhappy. l have
seen far less Of you than formerly, but IT
has been enough to show me that you
were careworn and weary. A great many
young men grow old very fast in these
days, and have feared that you would be
one of them"
al feel as if were old. Perhaps it is be-
cause | have lived two lives already, and
have made failures of them both You
know that before | met you | had for
seven or eight years led the most monot-
onous existence ever endured by mortal
man, outside a prison. | thought that
there was happiness in blind routine, but
one day awoke to find that it was misery.
Then, in wild determination, threw
myself into life of the most restless ac-
tivity. That has burned itself out, and
hardly know what remains
There remains the middle path, said
Alice. MANY wise men have thought it
the best
II fear cannot walk in it, said Rus
sell, sadly. at requires caution, which |
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seems to have contained no act that was
better than half honest. Part OF ii, adj
nit, has been up 70 the standard Of the
ethics of business. and when say that an
other part has fallen below that standard,
/ use language which could hardly be
stronger. There is this that | may say: I
have so arranged my affairs that l can
right every financial wrong that have
done. but shall have nothing left. The
two sides of the account balance with an
accuracy that is little short Of miraculous.
But when | have done that / shall have
nothing | shall have neither
courage nor opportunity to begin any lite
but the dullesf of salaried drldgery."
my father"
"Has already been too kind. / could
not permit him TO help me. Come, Alice,
say goodbye. The time has come
William Russell, ! have confessed TO
you the most intimate secret of woman's
heart. If you now tell me that your
poverty must separate us because [ am
rich, you do me deep injustice. If your
past has not been all II should, /. at least,
have confidence in your future, and I am
willing TO wait till it develops what know
lies in il.
Russell was only man, and rather a
weak one after all, as has appeared He
was not proof against the beauty and the
love OF this sweet girl. He took her in his
arms with tenderness that reverence ex-
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have lately thrown away, and a faculty of
nationally hoping, which | do not think
ever possessed. Moreover, the middle
path in these days can hardly be said 10
sxist. Ii is overgrown. because so few
travel in it. If give up my present life
must go back to poverty, and that means
isolation"
1T means no isolation so far as we are
concerned, said Alice, warmly. What
ever life you choose, our doors viii be
always open 30 Won.
Alice, they must be forever closed to
me. The reason viii not insult your in
telligence by pretending to conceal. You
read IL in my face, as ! can read the knowl-
edge Of il in yours. love you; and YOU
know il; and You also know a thousand
reasons why should not say IT,
81 know not one, :" said Alice, in voice
that struggled 10 he calm, IF il be true.n
at is al the truth ! know. 1t has been
The one clear certainty in a myriad Of
chlmeras. II has been the influence that
has kept the little good IN me alive TO tight
its lost hattie with the evil If had not
loved you | should have come here TO-DAY
and asked you In set phrases to be my
wife. should have eounterfeited the
emotion which | am now struggling 10
suppress. | should have met. no doubt.
the contempt which deserved. but which
] hope 10 escape by asking Won no more
than 70 bid me > fair goodbye. and to
think Of me as trying 70 deserve the very
small share in year kindly remembrance
which i all l dare 20 hope for"
Alice had preserved the semblanee of
composure during the most of this CONVEX
sation, but there is something in the
word goodbye which strikes straight at a
goman's heart. IL she loves. And Alice
loved Russell There viii be no mystery
with the reader on that point She saw
the serious purpose in his looks. and the
tears blinded her eyes. She sank into a
chair and covered her face Russell saw
The sign, aud he vas oyerw helned with
CONSERVATION.
II anl brute 70 have grieved YOU 50. :"
he exclaimed. II VAS n mailman 70 have
rome here ~ sli, bringing my miserable
story Of weakness and irresolUtion 10 your
ears"
he began 70 pace the room, but as he ap-
preached the door, she locked up. hastily
crying; 'oh, please. not yet, J have much
more % say.
Alice. What 90 these tears mean? Is il
possible that YOU 6ave thrown away YOUR
aear, op9n 80 poor creature as / am 30
~tont tax 80 Of yourself. IL i posi-
ne. Il has been true, can say how long
AMI 1 thought-"
Russell groaned aloud.
III There we're sny possible stoneYnent
hUt what can do I could promise hun
5red reformsiions. / could picture dozen
@sys 81 iiie IN every one OF hlch should
certainly tail "
Ny Father does not think so Of YOU.
what have you done 70 make you - hope
less Of yourself"
For two years have led a life wholly
sTtahelal. which, as ! look back upon il,
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FAST TIME

The Northern Pacific Railroad vestibule Din.
ing and Sleeping Car Line, daily service 70 81
Paul Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago NJ
est route 70 Chicago. Tourist sleeping ears
through, placing passengers IN the Union depot.
Chicago, seven hours and thiTty-six minutes
ahead OF other lines. A Chilberg, city ticket
agent, 7l6 Second street, Boston block; E Ton.
klp. asnot ticket Agent. SEATTLE
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vEsTIBULED TRAIN SERVICE

Over the Northern Pacific railroad: dining cars
and sleeping cars every day in the year Seattle
70 Chicago III miles the shortest route. Second
class passengers, too, are afforded excellent &C
commodations
THIgTY-THREE HOURS AND THIgTY-sIx MINUTES
Saved in reaching Chicago via this line.
Chilberg, city ticket agent, 7l6 second street
Seattle
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can do any thing with IL I'm done. of
course, 81 soon IS you step out. and the
consequence Is that Dee-ins will De iust
where he started from in no time"
Il am sorry for H." said Russell: .she
Is an honest man. and has home of which
anybody coald be proud have seen him
IL IL "
Well, that's neither here nor there
continued Ray. I've heard about vor-
s9aarlng Up accounts and putting every
Collar you 'ye got into your debts. Now.
THAI sort Of thing / really can't approve
OF IL IT should spread il would ruin the
street, But that's not 70 be feared. al
though know the malady's contagious.
| snow Il, because I've caught il myself
There's little debt, almost thirty wears
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acted of passion, and kissed away her
tears, though he did not eonfine his at
tention wholly to the source of them.
al dare not ask you to wait" said he,
releasing her at last; II can not md
hope TO share with you. can plead no
more than my most deep sincerity. | can
promise only such endeayor as my weak
ness has often made to fail, though never
with such inspiration as has come to me
in your love -
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has A SPLENDID EFFECT ON THE URINARY
ORGANS

Salem, Or, Jan IS
] bought can OF Oregon Kidney Tea and have
used only part of il, but my baekaehe is en-
tirely cured. II has a splendid effect on the
urinary organs. j. F. HopsoN
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Utsalady is superbly situated at the
mouths Of the famous Skagit and Still
laguamish rivers.
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Utsalady 5!

Acknowledged by every one famil-
lar with the place to be "the best
place for live town on the whole
Sound"
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TO SOFTEN The SKIN

Ladies whose skin is subject 10 roughness
when exposed 70 the sir may remedy the di Fl.
Guilty by applying Wisdom's Violet Cream T,
restores the natural action of the skin and in.
duces softness and elacticity. :.
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skooknm Root Hair Grower stor.s Ialling hair

All classes OF tickets reading via the Union
Pacific 10 the East are good via salt Lake (Sifv
ana Denver without extra charge, 4 c Martin
general SCENT 20 Second street, Boston block
& I. Baldwin. agent, city dock
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THE @. I. CO..

has failed and the Seattle & Northern Railroad
viii not be extended beyond Sedro, making
SEDRO the actual TERMINUS of GREAT
RAILWAYS-the Northern Pacific from Chi
csgo. Portland and Seattle 70 Sedro. the Great
Northern from Fairhaven Sedro. and thu Seattle
& Northern from AnacorTes TO Sedro. All these
railways are now in ACTUAL OPERATION.
Sedro is grandly situated the Skagt the largest
and most freely navigable river enlptylng into
Puget Sound, and Is surrounded by vast mineral
timber and agricultural wealth. The transporta-
ton facilities are unequaIled, and Sedro presents
the best point for the location Of MANUEAC-
TUEES TO be found. Iron. coking coal and lime
found within short distance. Hotels, mills,
stores banks and warehouses are recent improve
ments. Business lots, 40xl20. from $500 10
$500. Residence lots from $40 10 $500; easy
terms
ANACORTEs is growing rapidly and has now
railroad and steamboat communication with every
part OF the country The Northern Pacific runs
through trains from Portland and Seattle via
Sedro- We offer BLOCKS Of TEN LOTS
EACH for $500, ONE-THIRD CASH.
This Is rich garden land. within Ia miles Of the
business center Of the city and gives everyone the
opportunity 70 buy easy terms. and have
breathing space and g nice yard. ABSTRACT
Of TITLES furnished purchasers
WEST SEATTLE.
One cannot make any mistake IN buying West
Seattle business property We have the choicest
lots next 10 the postofice, the cable road and
with double frontage. for 1900 each, one-ihird
cash.
KIRKLAND
Business and residence properties 10 be had from
Us on easy terms
SEATTLE-A GREAT BARGAIN.
4 tract Of land on Madison street near Broza-
way, running 256 feel on Madison street. highly
improved offered BY Us for 81 500. This Is a great
opportunity for ssnRe one
We have properly IN ST. parts Of the c7fy. bust
ness and residence. improved and uRlmp-oved for
sale. Also houses % easy Terms We do general
real estate losnlns and insurance business act as
agents for individuals and corporations and make
investments for non-rssicengs- Correspondents
solicited and information furnished
Washington Territory Investment G.
tIneorporated-9
once IN company's building, corner second and
Cherry streets, Seattle. Wash.
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Perfect townsite, excellent harbor
immense resources.
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Take the Northern Pacific railroad. vestibule
sleeper and dlning-car route. Tor all points East
a Chllberg, city ticket agent, 10 Second street,
Seattle
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skookum Root Hair Grower viii positively
clear the scalp and hair OF dandruf
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Free sites given away for sawmills,
planning mills, shipyards and all kinds
of manufactures.
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EDGAR 3. r1sr>

LOCATION
- rniIss fro1n sidney Z mile from Sound n
Near Maple Valley partly IN pros 81. - IA
xaShon Island. partly improved ...... :
ester avenue teasy tsrx9S
Bush. Jackson. cath -.............. '.f.@
FraeKJiD srreet. Lake En50a- .....--.-... ~.--.
Main and Twelfth F----s
YeSler zrerce.
NeSIer fezsy terms
.t1o-Tes Washington ana Elghfh.
section 2. SoE1h seattle. Z
" Arlington Pare s.-.-....-.-. .--. .-..--..
Corner washington ard Eleventh. .-..... -'-s-s..
Corner Mar and Twelfth .-.......-..- '-s.-.s<*
Corner Rainier and Washingbou ........ .--------
Nagsa addition =. i. r'--.ss-
Tsnfr and Virginia streets .-..... - SEES
Fssgefnr's a.difrsg. 1900. --.-s.
Frsyut and yiretnia. must be sold -. 1900 -.
Near derHof. -edro .---..-............ -----s--
O. L. G. T. 4. addition -. go. -.t.'.-..
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Large improvements being made.

On the main route of steamers.
Will soon have railroad connection
with the Great Northern. Another
railroad has been incorporated to
build the Utsalady, AfcMurray &
Eastern Railroad.
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Lots now on sale cheap.
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q MI line Of.

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Collins and CasketS,
and can deliver any OF these goods
in his Scotland Neck house in from
p to 6 hours. Agent for
INDESTRUCTIBLE BURIAL
CASkET,
made Of cement and absolutely i'm
Dcrishable. These goods are all the
manufacturers claim for them
Models of perfe 3tion. | can put any
size at depot with 20 minutes notice
and at all hours, day or night.
My services are ever ready,
Call on che at Biggs & Davenport :
old stand. Williamson, \. G., which
is my headquarters.
I manufacture and deal in ali
kinds Of
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SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES.

1880 Chap DIS notice IS hereo
Given t mentioned listed by the persons nance
will he sold to satisfy 1889 remaining unpaid ana
advertnp at the courthouse door aa1 on Tue
costs beng set opposite each person h"
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BUUkLENS ARNICA SALVE

TIE BEST SALYE in the world for
Cuts, Hrui-os, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhcum.
Fever >nres, Tctter, Chappcd Hands.
Chi}J'2'n2, uorns, and al Skin Erup-
too~, al! positively cures Piles, or no
p@T raInTct, It's guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded,
prlcc . cents per box.
SALE BY z I. WnITflEAD 6Co.