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About East Oregon herald. (Burns, Grant County, Or.) 1887-1896 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1891)
i The Last Cruise of the Gal- ¡¡J*****"lh' . atee. The Fchooner was a coaster, bound DON'T Let your hair drop out or let the dandruff accumulate, whsnvoucan ' from Valparaiso tn Valdivia. She get a remedy at the Barber Shop of, S. 19. From Demoren’* Magailue bad sighted the wreck of the French John Robinson. cruiser the evening before, and was CHAPTER VI. cruising about looking for the cast do.MTKMEI». On landing they found a rnde aways. Tn three days they were wooden hut, which was empty. again in Valparaiso. The favorable impression pro The steamer Proserpine, which duced on the first appearance of the ; sailed out of the bay of Valparaiso agreeable liquid fruit remedy Svrup life on the island except the gulls which Hew screaming over their a week later, bound t> St. Malo, of Figs a few years ago has been , carried with her the officers and more than continued hv the pleas beads a« Iliev»climbod the sida of crew of the (Jalatee. The captain ant experience of all who have us. d the hill. The boats make frequent mourned the loss of his beautiful it. and the success of the proprie : trips back and forth during the vessel. but all were thankful that tors and manufat turers, the (.’alii dnv; they brought fire arms, car their lives were saved, and that Fig Syrup Company. penters’ tools, provisions, and all they might jigiin hope to see the the individual luggag»*. Meanwhile shores of France. . Not ice. tlje (Jalatee had careened over on On a soft hazy morning in No lies port side, and lav helpless, like vember, the Proserpine cast anchor The H erald knows of two bay like :i wounded bird. under the (-¡ill's of St. Malo. Two rhed.i vs were warm and pleasant, men on Board the vessel had been work horses one branded on left the nights glorious* rind ns the possessed with a terrible, nameless shoulder (.’. V. They made theii castawnvs were plentifully provid dreud since the morning of the appearance on the range where they ed with blankets, and were aide to wreck of the ninn-o* war. Arthur now tire the first of July; both horses makedriilv trips to the vessel to Lenipriore, standing in the bow. at that time were shod and had ha! get. whatever they required, it straining his eyes through the mist; ters on. Any one having lost horses seemed almost like playing at be 1 saw at the end of the distant pier airout that time can receive a ful ing shipwerecked. two female figures. Silently he description and particulars hv writ Lempriere. however, chafed R'i,jrew Captain Moreau to the rail ing or calling at this office and pay the delay A week passed and an and pointed to the peir. ing tor this notice other. and no sail came in sight. “Thank (tod! Mv child is safe.” Just before <hiy break on the morn said the captain, baling his head ing of the Hithdav. Arthur started “And there, l>v her side,” said from n deep sleep with a ringing Arthur, “is mv sister who has conn* | sound in his ears like the church f,( oin Blois to meet me.” nv I. cal appll •ailons a- I can bells of St. Malo as he heard them not reach lhedi-c — < <1 nnriimi or the n a few. moments a small boat culling t*> the vespers the evening! l dropped over the sideof the Proser ear. Th *re is onlv one way toetire before the (Jalatee sailed. He! pine. It contained six oarsmen and deafness, and that is hv constitu strained his eves through the dark- I the*yoiing physician of the (Jalatee tional remedies. Deafness caused ness and dimly discerned a shape! He rushed up the long flight ol by an inflamed condition of the .near a pile of r'cks a few feet from! wooden steps. Margin rite, her mucous lining of the E istachian where ha lav. When this tube gets i beautiful eyes swimming with tears, Tube. LARGEST ANO BEST WHY ÓON’T They discovered no other signs of “Marguerite!” lie whispered. It modestly drew back until Aithur flamed you have a rumtiling sound came nearer, md ns the first should have .greeted his sister. or imperfect hearing, and when it streaks of dawn showed in the east Then, how it happened he nev< r is entirely closed.Deafness is the re inn he saw her face. It was not. now knew, out whi.e Virginie held hi- sult, and ilulese tliu i i> tin in pale and drawn with terror as he hand clasped in hers Arthur wn> can be taken out and this tune re had seen it th it last night on Hoard folding Marguerite to bis bosom, •tored again. hearing will he file (Jalatee; now it was wreathed land before all the people on th I destroyed forever; nine eases out of in glad smiles, and Marguerite held peir lie pressed a kiss upon her for» - en are caused hv catarrh. which is out both hands to him. He sprang head. othing but an mil.lined c mdition up from his blanket, spread on the “If you only knew,” she sobbed, f the mucous surfaces. sands under the stars, and went to “how 1 have suffered for you,— We will give One Hundred Doi ward her. She led the wav lip the what frightful dreams 1 have had I rs tor anveaseof Deafm*ss(eaused y catarrh) that we cannot cure by ► ide nt the r<-clcy point, near the there was one, one night , whet harbor. ..king Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send I saw a Hood of light and a sail* n r circulars, free. Arthur hurried on after her. call 1 cried out to you in my jov that E .1. C heney A* Co., Toledo. () ing. “Marguerite! Marguerite!”1 you were delivered; since then th« Sometimes lie stumbled and tell;! dreams have not returned, and I £MF“For sale at the City Drug -'»ire. but he never once took his eves have been in ..eace." from her face. At the summit* of "Mv beloved," said Arthur, sol the cliff Marguerite stood poised a eiiinly. as In- gaz »1 mt > het radiant moment, her back to the water, her eyes, “.or uh the night of dreams j Wo tho marvelous TrcncL Remedy CALTIIOG free, :iu<l a eyes smilmg upon Lempriere 1< ral jrii.irqptec that C alt liuti Mill is forever passed. Henceforward, STO«* liivbarjjc h »V EinlMtlonw. The edge of the sun allowed itself1 please Heaven, »ve two shall live in (T’UE *K'rmut'.>rrhcu, 5 aHcocclc und IlL -TOILE I a »at VHor. above the horison, and iu the light reality of our <Twir great love.’’ Í' .*• liattd /»:v r/ Addroes. VON MOHL CO,, of the morning th* vi-ion faded bole Aneriean Agents, Cladanati, 01,1a. F rancis M. I jvingston . ■»•■«■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ r IWM ■■ i away. Lempriere rushed with a cry to the verge of the dill He flung himself on his face and peered down at the water as though lie must see her below.. 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