East Oregon herald., December 05, 1891, Image 3

Dyspepsia
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C opyright iû 9I B y 7 n J(£ uo <. g N. &.
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Makes many lives miserable, anil often
leads to aelf-drstractton. DIstrcs« after
eating, alck headache, heartburn, «enr
stomach, mental depression, etc., are
caused ty this rery common nnd increas­
ing disease. Hand's Sarsaparilla tones th«
■tomach, creatffl an appetite, promotes di­
gestion, relievol liendacbe, clears the mind
and cures dyspepsia.
In a Terrible Condition.
I owe my life to Hood’s Farssprrilla
For two ven- ’ v is In a terrib!.' i. i.ditiou
with dlspepsiu. I could eat uot’aing but
soda crackers, anil my weight fell trora 170
to IOS pounds. Hood’s Sarsaparilla helped
me at once, and after using 12 bottles I was
entiie'.y cured. I have >. ..ned my usual
weight. Ito pounds, anil have had excel­
lent hi itth ever since." T. J. Wll.COX, ’.J-
2u 1st South struct, s ilt Lake City, Utah.
Headache—Hot Flashes.
.7h tv,
>’n - to yc, child’?” said the
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had headache, hot flashes, sorcnoM
m; ■i. h: If ■ r — .!v.
and
dine re oss my bo.lv. pain in toy
; man! You cm look
riit’.r -ide, with fie *iviit vmiiitinu 1 used
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bare
lMV.il'.'. v. .th the best results
v' lthen
i "i- • in th-riirvsi, ¿.> vnt
1 am in better u.-oth thru for four years.
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ver bli. som ■ 1 in th-'hum — 1 eiut
Hood’s Sr.’,.-
>afe, ti" ible and
sure. J. C. lim-«os. Auburn, Cab
an I be anal to to distin rui h it fre.n tin,
m ,: .best weed which grows by the way-
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^’1 by <lr’?.r '$1: six for TA Prerarcd
1 .'hat had come, to Barb? Love had
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I A.» Well, ^HISS
come to her. It had grown slov. ■
h • rowth and i.trcn-rthened v. it’
. cr- Cri'N Dol’-»r
st • r jth. until the man before i i-
t«r:
in
r eyes the embodiment of ai! t h t
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s’.' had dreamed, read or In.--.1
c.: ily happiness.
His virtu's w
t a
c innon
to her superior to the virtu • i.f ;
PRACTICAL
SURVEYOR.
other men, and even his fault v.e
dear; and yet, such are the contra iie-
.'ill1
W. L. MARSDEN, M I).
tions of a maiden’s nature, she . ’ rank
from the words which she lor ■ i to
“A FIXE MAN, TOO.
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hear, and trembled in the pre ..re of
the man upon whose breast she would
parts: t r I was b um’ Ray - honld
gladly have laid her fair young head.
“What lias come to yc?” he repeated. the world, an' ■:> 1 .’ ’.t him to Vn”
Oregon.
Burns
«f! jn e tin' ;-r
“Nothin’; I will stop if yc wish it," I to t t > t’
s u.i all î
she answered, gently, taking the prof­ an’ olives an en
Oilice at (¡race’s Drugstore.
tropical thin . in 1'.' warm sunl
fered seat.
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Ciipt. George flung himself upon
th round at her side, and in the brief mos’ like I . ; th t ?. t >o. You c
sxlenee which followed Barb ga::ed at thin!: how it c'.erred : ■ ■ vp.”
“An’while ; m w.'r? t'.-vin’ in the DENTIST...................... B erns O regon .
the i .irbi.l v.’at.'rf ill. will. 1 v.'.a..' trail ; -
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ly be -jitiiul i.i the tender light, whi ell in
< n- t he City Dnn» **tore. Prepared to d<> all
> ir m
; • X- Jiiti ’s .if dental work.
w • .-.either twilight nor moonlight, and ■ >-.• 1 i' him ipÛ on
Teeth extracted without pain by aid of gas.
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became calm again.
At length George said in a dreamy indignation. “II. mus’ be a ’fine man,
T. V.B. EMBREE, M. D.
inde 'll.”
to ■ : “Barb. I'm goin’ licine. "
But C ipt. C '
' was too full of b.i
Office nr his resit’ci-te o’.i the east, ide ol Sil­
The girl involuntarily glanced up­
vios River. t*‘r nrilet Lt?low Burns.
subject to h ie.l h •’•.
bi
ward to where Capt. George's qebin
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Now
ho
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bnc
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has
Ray.
shewed dimly through the dark tama­
'vents t > go in:o bn .Ipess. an’ I’m
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racks.
“Not there,” ho said, in nr wor to nom-to give h;-'i :: ' rt. Row I va
ATTORNEY - AT-LAW,
her look: ”1 m »an home, my real home, surpri .o him, ;.n' 1,. ■. t >o.”
NOTARY PUBLIC, ’
said
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back in the i.tutes.”
“MarrfcxH
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caught her breath, and her voice
REAL ÉSTATE AGENT.
’‘Wl’-. e’r not i.i '.i.1
trembled a little. “ When are yc goin’?" Ge.,r.
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Cam.'t o t’ai.:h . il. V’.i
“Now; to-merrow.”
Office at SLertff’s Office,
She clar.ped her hands tightly in her musingly. ' ‘ho'aonly twaaeiAeyi
-Mr;.-n-N ri—r—'ft
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her lap and mad-i
~■i iinn nw
Oregon
only .. I.:-.!. i A ’ . • v.n .w :.i . .”
co: .Anon continued:
“.i n -:.?" bail w.:i gered ... .’b. ’..¡th
GEO. S. SIZEMORE,
‘Tvc told yc of Bay, my brother, that
my d vin’ mother pine • 1 in my ai m . :.:id ani:.;. ' ; h—irt.
ATTORNEY,
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charge 1 me, thou ;h 1 was enlv a little
B i ens ,
. O regon .
lad, to lie good 11 him. ’r’ent ifnl, s?lf- ly; “I rover told vo.i ’boat A
I'nllvi'.'iiiiis, l„nul l>uiiif-!i. mid Reul
“No.” i
Estnte militer proniptlv intended to.
deryin’, loyal, tender,’ them were her
*■ ■ ira. E rb. just t
Oi t’-
la ' v.-<■ t ’ m-. Barb.”
c it * • .• that wa > or. ■
1; ;rb ..
t ..... with '.....’•
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:tbr.
her eyes, and murmured to herscu, m- a wil l r. : i. with
JOHN ItOBINSON
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un.i : .1:1 jy brow a
l;k i your i.
av. bly: “‘Faithful, seli-ue.: . .,v v,ul,
Everything in yin. Jinn guaranteed
v. iio
sw.'et
loi.xi. .:u .. .
tender.’ ”
L - U'U n’ patient an’ lovin'. T
to he done saiLfactorilv.
“It’s been mighty hard
metimes,
neo, an’ I haven't seen lie. A’l’ I-
ztsr Phe only place in Burns von
for I’m a selfish brute nafri
years.”
can g?t baths.
“Yen selfish! I know you too well to
II' was r.il-'nt ord h-’t'd d -
bcli -ve it.”
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“After all, though. I was father, down the
rr. -l’ier ar.d brother to Raj- till he v - .
CI’.-.'-n: then I came out w
11 m-«’: ■ »’»OC a-1U ti’lVcCt
my fortune. You sec. I tn 'nt
. tj loved.
R E A L E S
A T E A G E N T
The girl. too. i
h. ■
ho din'.oa
m
BL YS AX|> SEI I ST >W X PROPERTY.
flew t « a
“That was ton year a
111-7 \l. 1 ST \Tr! I X TH E COUNTRY HANDLED
t.dn ove
OX COMMISSION.
“Yes, an’ ton year; i. r
th
ci• itjer-p >xni.m i-, sni.iciteii
of
the
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lie’s a man growed now. i
( > F FIG E A T N. B ROW N ’S S l’O R E.
She rem.'mo
ty-fivc years old; an'a.'?' n
t
like ml. I in
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the cl
p-u'.iot a cal.irK't ph t
qui t
v. r ' 'pod in a, pieeo < f :.n . . i ncvv~p.i
SUO.l
the
an.,1 bended it t > B irb.
b owl.Io.
m
t
jost
She took it anil saw b -1’10 now clear
m ' nligb.t a liar/’, m'. '
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iaco, rusl
3 t.’.O ..’.1171
with dark eyes like G ■ •
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v i ilh ¡.Irc-rauTTf hail
ljin
“A fine man. too,” s’. ' c hoed, mo­
:-jv.’t! .'.1 corpse, at the b
cha n ' illy, as she handed the photo­ eye
t pool. Tircn h r r.il:i
of ti
graph buck.
.v f the silcacu cf t.rc 1~n.
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C ipt. George gave the picture a long,
in u ; l the dope, x-.tid tho san ■
loving look, then again wrapping it
er’s face, and i.hc hel i ’
hcr à
nr> before, replaced it in his poeket. íT’?'
,!t r.tcmiy in chick, and awaited her
“I've done right by the ki 1. if I do
c r i.’.uion’ii further r.peech.
say it. Why, d'ye know h -'s a college
‘1 m "" in’ liom \ 11 m ;rry A-rnm nt
graduate. Thin': of that! it co: t a heap
last,
ii ■’>. you're c. I i ■ ■’i:’ ’ i ' av . al-
o'money, a sight o’ di - -i;.n 1 p ■ ’.in’
moat r. * m.rii: i want j, our ud* i j
full ass'irtiiient of Spectnch -
uw.iy at these old mir.
ha;. " cal h •
“Advil'.” she nail, in ro :.t
stra?’: the ground v.-'.Lh h. • open h m 1.
Eve (ilaasscH, with I chech o
"but 1 got it together in-h >w. Do ye tone that . ’4. Goar; ■ flan
pebble or crown glass, in frarn« 8 o
at her face, aid v.’ -a.i!y won . •.
remember last w'i tor, B rb?”
gold.
River, steal, toftipe-ahell. cd
“Can 1 ever for,” t it?’: nswored th- the mex alight muue her look so
lulnid, etc. Al-o, rpiona, napkin
and
queer.
girl, with a chu.Llor. *5 i I forg ‘
ring.«, cupt». fruit kniveg and all
“Yr . i ’vice. I want to toko A" t > c
how th- snow fell ’ -r ? i ’. th ■ m in
r.omcti.ia'. mepr. :.t, tolet iicrL'. ow other atatidared articles is solid
till the trail w.-.s bi? . I ■
T i I’v
t her aiwaj’3 in my ml.
Silver.
wo-h-how the
V»hat a!.ell it 1 cl’”
I Call and see me. Always at my
death stored us in the f.ioo, ;:s
“I can't V’H— I don't
I nu t
it all you were our si :y an
f«o to pip." &aiu Barb.......
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f\'. ri • post, next door to restaurant.
always cheerful an' n
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u t’.A bcv.l '. Tin wLicb Uie u;t
or de.,pair in’? Yen ('
—Are
-•in-rasiit go.
CJ
m mb-r it as long as I b
t j au g. in' to say grxxl-by t
tic >ii ;;-.n' yearn.”
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’*’Twaa pretty rough. r,’.w
>. Daniel F
L.renia
“Good-lr ."she v.1.1 ; eredi
fw j
all my dust to Ray, i n
fl. *«i
face.
b in
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un
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wi. oc joy i» ray new h ‘
f..r la’alotnie
lidian* Daniel F. Beatty 1
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
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M. R. Biggs,
TOBSORIAL PARLOR,
A Cure for the Ailments of Man and
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A long-tested pain reliever.
Its use is almost universal by the Housewife, the Farm -r. • •
Stock Raiser, and by every one requiring an eheci .
liniment.
No other application compares with it in efficacy.
This well-known remedy has stood the test of years, almo -
generations.
o medicine chest is complete without a bottle of M ustang
L iniment .
Occasions arise for its use almost every day.
\11 druggists and dealers have
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(To be Continue«!.)
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