East Oregon herald., March 01, 1893, Image 4

I told him frankly what I had I lute immunity from baldness anj
I saw him putting some sort of re not tell yon that? Why, I have
straint on himself. and he said been Mr». Lorton these ten years.’ ” called for and outlined the situa­ the other is prone to it? If
tion as it had lieen given to me. causes of baldness attributed t0
BY MRS. M’VEIGII MILLER.
quietly that he had not thought he
The Judge said he appreciated the men are correct, why shouldn't
could help ma at all when he first
G retiti am a Democrat.
From New York Weekly.
high compliment paid him, but thev apply to women as well? j
got mv letter—the place actually
CHAPTER II.
j was promised to another man, and
A dispatch from Chicago says: that under no circumstances could am not a biologist and can't answer
Judge Walter Q. Gresham is the he !>e considered as a possibility. these questions, but I am interested
“She said it with a proud, sweet he could not see just yet how he
in finding the man who has ever
air, like a princess, and if I had was going to make it up with the central figure in a new political T do not think it is possible to de­
feat Mr. Harrison for the nornina* | seen a woman that was entirely
not been a fool and a coward, I ( other fellow, but a lady of his sensation. Judge Egbert Jamieson
he remarked, ‘but even if it bald. And. then, when I find him
me, of Chicago, a personal friend of the |
should have taken her arms and I household
.
. had. ■ « interceded
z*
u.. for
..,.«1.:,,^
' ___ _ . ...... were, and the nomination were I I want to find the one who would
told her that her wearv, toilsome ami t as he could . refuse her nothing coming secretary of slate, sprung
disclosure | offered me, I could
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. t not, as an hon-' marry a bald headed woman. Then
Hays were over, and that she must he had agreed tri get me the place. the matter today. ' The
I’d like to kr.ow why they don’t
"Then he looked nt me a little was elicited by expressions of opin- est >**an, accept it.
«soon be my bride. But I was hor­
“He then went on and defined get bald.”—St. Louis Globe Demo­
coldlv out of his splendid idueeyes, ion here that President-elect Cleve-
rified; mv pride rose in arms.”
crat.
“Yes,” the major said, dreamily, I and asked me if I ever knew a Miss land had not only made a mistake bis views on the tariff question
in calling Gresham into his cabinet, i He was in thorough accord wit
Lake—Miss Lila Lake.
through his cig.ir smoke.
‘ I told him yes, and that I would but that the Judge had violated j -Mr. Cleveland, and came out fiat
The recent marriage of D. L.
“We parted in mutual constraint
give
the
world
to
see
her
again.
political
decency
in
accepting
the
j
i'X»t
e
d
for
revenue
reform.
‘
On
the
|
Heritage,
of Richmond Indiana, to
Lila wounded and very quiet. 1
saying simply that I would call on ! “‘Perhaps she can see you for a 1 office, in the light of the fact that1 tariff issue.’ he said ‘I am as much Miss Morris brings about a peculiar
her when I pass« d through Boston ! few moments. I will g<> send her the appointment might lie constru | of a democrat as you are, and en- complication of relationship. The
on my way South. 1 do not think i to you, and you must thank her for ed as a reward for deserting a pir ' tertaining^such views, vou must wife of Representative John M.
j see that I could not be the candi- Morris is the daughter of Mr.
even then she lielieved me, for she j the appointment vou will receive i ty that had honored h.m.
Judge Jamieson said: “I do not I date of the republican partv for Heritage, whose bride is a sister to
was veery proud, very quiet. 1 tomorrow morning It is all her
doing,
’
and
he
bowed
himself
out
speak from heresay but from direct president.’ There could be no mis­ Mr. Morris. Mr. Morris is, there
saw her sweet lips trembling when j
personal knowledge*. Part of the taking his position. It was clear fore, a brother-in law to his father-
she tried lo smile a gay good-by of the librarv.”
in-law and a brother to his mother-
“Ami vou have never seen heJ I Major Graves threw down his Pensylvania delegation to the re j as sunlight.—Albany Democrat.
since?”
publican
national
convention
stop
in law. He is a son in-law to his
cigar in high excitement.
Wonirii
ami
Knlclueaa.
sister, and also a son-in-law to his
“Ah, now I »«” how' it will all ped over in this citv on its way to
“Oh. yes, 1 came through the
Minneapolis.
The
dav
of
their
brother-in-law. Mr. Heritage is a
citv and staid two weeks. But I( i turn out!” he cried “Lila was the i
‘
.
“Did vou ever see a woman that brother-in law to his daughter, a
did not call on Lila. A struggle governess, or perhaps even a rela­ arrival I was invited bv a promi-
was going on in my mind between tion. She loved vou still, she in-1 rtt"* "lember of the delegation to was entirely bald? Would vou I brother in law ».o his son-in-law and
love and pride. How could I. the terceded for you, you found her still •*,vvt a number of them at th” marry a baldheaded woman?*’ were) an uncle to his grandchild, while
proud, iiristocratic Claude Merrill, young ami lovely—after all, »he ’ auditorium. I went there and it two questions that Perry Forrest Mrs. Heritage is a mothtr«in law
take for my mid«* a little salesgirl | could not. be quite out <»f her twen- w,,s explained to me that 'while of Cincinnati fired at a Globe to her brother and a sister-in-law
from a glove counter? My proud ! I ties vet—she forgave you, and will; I’’ «"'“'Ivnnia whh for Blaine, the Democrat reporter in the corridor to her daughter in law, and is also
, cmitingency of a failuni to nominate of the Southern yesterday. “You a grandmother to her neice.
relations would h iVe disowned me I V”t be voiir bride ”
Claude
Merrill
smihd
a
ghastly
|
•‘i"’ hiul entered into their calcula haven’t and you wouldn’t, of course
My «lead ancestors would have
smile, almost, a sneer
tUHiF. (¡rpshHiii was their second not. Then why is it that a woman
turm-d in their graves.”
“M ijor Graves, how vou run on,” ehoiee, and thev recognized in him will show an utter disregard for
“Soyoil came away?’
he said, abruptly. "But. ves, I d<iu-nls that might, consolidate hair on a man’s head and mam
“Yes, after t io weeks, «It
found her »till young ami lovelv— Hi” iiuii-llarrismi strength to a him if he has a top like a billiard
“Wh» f
gm yoQr ,
which I saw ht r daily, mvsell
▼
treatment .1 noB.
o I was
/
Tf'
if
xhausuw by aiiiMnta that I oould noli
«for«. After. L
bail
when
a
man
wouldn
’
t
recognize
,
v
,.
r
|
greater
extent
ev<
u
than
Blaine
indeed,
limit*
beaut
it
’
ll
lliiin
seen. I Wil*« at t to* cal hedrnI i
fo an v work. The Aceompanvfc
fig*
¿45 lba 1 S»5 It» %0 ltn
aKo
V 'ult o'3 irmutbB* «.eat-iBust...... If
3* «
Ila
And sin* was dressed like a queen, It occurred to me that it wasn't a bal<l headed woman on the street wd
n«
I*..«. J like an
xin*. III. VVai*t... <
. frtudh,
she sang. I was at the grand
( uns ar« all gon«. N.^ fri«ndi are IH ip .... il in. 48 in. S la
urpriasd. Will ch«erfally reply
inquiries with sfawp incknad,*
in Milks and laces ami diamond», inv t'u er;il, and I laughingly asked even if she was his own mother? PATIENTS
poriiim where »h«* sold glovei
TREA1 5 BY MAIL CONFIDENTIAL
HaraalM«.
No
Survlaj.
»nd
6
c«nU
m atainpa for particuiwt W
Why
is
it
that
one
sex
enjoys
al>so-
ill »now white, like a bride. Yon ti i,.: i it is wanteu ot me io comiec
saw how sad and pale tiie lo
M. 0. ». f. «Till. aHIGKU » TIUHL UiUM. IU
remember how gav and bright »he ie>. tilth a national republican
face had grown. I heard th«*
wan nt (lie White Mountains? She <• ■■lO'ii’in t <»f anv sort.
cents of despair in I i « t sw«*«*t yi
voice, My heiitt wa-* breaking
• , -x m \ oil.’ said my friend.
>va» just the same now. The vea rs
blit 1 could not relent from
.iii'tge Gresii.im ami find5
i hat li ivt* turned vou ami me gray,
Jti cijiiijH*un*li<ii< «olulion a part wan »cci<let>tly anillfd on ti e Land
ail<l o>i " .'liii'K "U‘
» <1 it was diseuM'red that the liair wr.s c'tn.
cruel pride 1 cam«* U'Vay at
ii.
w HI fit us put him in j
dear major, have onlv lent her th”
,,, ,tj We al once put Ulis wonderful pieparalinn crith«
t
\
market
and
so
greiu
liait
been the demand that w e are now introdix-inf
and made no sign.”
ug t >r i h” imminatioii in case ,
added chai hi of ripened beauty.
) it 'hrougliout tut world under the name of Queeu’s Auti-liauiu«.
IT IS PERFECTLY HARMLESS ARD
■ m . i.iio”'1 that we can win t
“Poor Lila!
...! ’ intirmur« «1 the mu ' ‘ She calm* to tin* library alone,
V \
SO SIMPLE ANY CHILD CAN USE If.
. nmi not with Blaine ’
t
jor I wonder if I could find her I she gave me h* r little w hite hand,
?
J T
the hair over and apr > fl *• nilstiire for a few minuUs aid th'«
' .iXnair di-rappeara as if by n>sgi<- w ithout the slightest pain or injui j »1 in
is--.- I applied or ever afterw ard. It iaunlike nny otter preparation c er t fr4
are .-' leiiiig a democrat
in Boston now?”
all dazzling with jewels, ami cried:
a--
for a like purpo-e Thousands ot LA I'11 S who have Leen ai raj) e«
with hair 011 their FACE. SFC'H m il AltlHh attest its merits.
, <|iie» r mission,’ 1 repiied
“ Do you remem’er little Lila
"No; I wrote there years ago, in
G E N T I i : Al EN who do not appreciate» beard or hair on their n«K.
find a priceless boon In Queen’» A nt i-Ual i li,e w bk-h does sway
. » ur li tend and a t 1 -ml
a quiet way. Her aunt was dead Lake? I hive never forsotten you
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»1 h Shaving, bv rendering it.' future growth an ult< r
riro of ki’iern’s Anti Hnirlnell. per bottle. Rent In nafttv rrailinr bcir* poet» re pitta oj u®
• J
i.eHiam I will do wh.it 1 e.v.e<l
Lila had left the city. No om As soon as the ¡Senator mentioned
from observation >. S*»nd money or Rtamps by lei it r with rut! Rddres® written plainly.
.
* »ncli’i a Rtr’ctly conH'lentlai ThH advertisement is honest and Mraight fo= wnrd in eve y
-
•ontninw. We invite von tn d-a! with u« and vou will find everything a® renre^tedCuttni«<’Ut
voiir name I remembered you and !
knew where she had gone. ’
i td i > dir. \ddretw Q’J^PN CHEMICAL CO., 174 Rncr Street, CWCiWMATU O. J <>«
tetw at any Post Office
to omar«*
insure im
its safe drliv< * rj
ry. . »
V ••
e will
* 7
•I <ige G t sham in his1 ' "r’v«r , your
-........
■aw vv
wan P«y
|»»*y •- <>< for
*
No, not one
“And that i> th” end of her lit11« spoke up tor vou
f Li J
’uro
or ’ Mll"h
’»»Rt Injury to
tn »nv pn*<*h««er.
p»i* ehmer. Every
<n»riMiteea*
,rn or
•••ST”
Fvery bottle guaranteed.
■ t uni a conversation
**
*□'70111
— —
To ladies who introdur« and
among their friend® ?6 Bottle» of Queen Ji/Sl
I owe it to you
story <>f love and sorrow
1’i.m word of thanks.
we will present with a 8II.K DRF.88, 16 yard» beat atlk Extrw Large Boule aaa aa«P -
»
—
»>•■■■■
of
»Uk
to
»elect
from
sent
with
order.
Good Salary or Comnusaton to Agent».
I
sit
il
..ver
an
hour.
I
Lila!” and tin- m ij-«r’s head dropped for helping to make that summer
tin his breast.
in th- moiiiitains so bright anti
I
There was a strange »mile Ol > hippy. Ami I wonder what be­
E
Claud M rrid's ftce.
came id' dear Captain Graves? 1
"Now let tn< t - J \ on a fioul ll|\ liked him very much, also, you
T.*"
ki o.v. And you never call« <1 when
call on the Senat ' lie s.ml
"la I her«* un vi hing mure'.’ Yon vou came through Boston, as vou
»
hav t* nlread v sait! yuu wotild gel pt omisetl, Mr. Merrill? I though’
M
»
the pl ie«* under I he Government ’ 1 s iw volt once at til- c itbdral. am
I
5)
t ■
’ Not much mor«* But il w a» h again at the store. But 1 wa-
I
grand slice»*»», WaS It Ilot? Major mistaken of course. At first I wa
GraV •», you know that many a poorI vt rv much disappoint» d. but I g> i
r Jr
i 11 • n ••••uu
j*
AF I ; .‘dlH'' 1 1 I* -:.:4
deyil has hun >g about tIn* lobby ot over it in time. Ami you aic mar
the t'apitol for
I
«F V'lfl
year», ami never I led no V, I suppose .’
INP rile
• I stammered out sonu thing
got anylbing half »<» gond R» tld»
WHO ARE DEBILITAIEDANDSUFfERING
for his pains, though In* lav in the rediciilous that nuik s me grow hot
WEAKNESS
very y »iu»t at th«<, Congressmen's and cold now. ‘No, I was not mar
from N ervous D ebility S eminal W eak
feel, Well. yoiiknow my influence ried vet She was tin* o dv worn in ,
ness L osses P rains I mpctency or .
if MONI Y 4
1 hud t ven Seen that I could It vt |
mu-t have lieen strong. >•
'I1
L ost M anhood .R heumatism . L amé
“V ery — Imt huw wa» it?”
like that I hail written her tha''
1B ' JpL 1
P’B
. K idney T roubles . N ervousness
W.
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‘ They were in the vrrv thiek of in Bttston four years later, but sin |
inllliMWill
s 5L xl PLESSNE55. FboRMcMORYs GENERAL I ll H e ALTH
th«* grand entertainment w lien 1 ha<l gone aw ay. and I could bari
iW
sent in my car«! to Senator Lort<m no more Could she ever forgi v
the effects of abases, excesses, worry and exposure. «/or such sufferers
hi our marvelous invention, which requires but a trial to convince the most skeptical,
we have a relict anu cure
his flunkeys were incense«! at mv me?’
or by excesses, or exposure, you .-lay have unduly drained your system of nerve fores
«Ç
la your ignorance of effects
“Iler smile was sunshine itself and
cheek, but I insisted. I was dee
vitality — which is
electricity— and thus caused your weakness or lack of force. If you replace into your
drain'd, which are required for vigorous strength, you will remove the cause, and health,
element»
tbu»
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|»'IMle with suspense, and didn’t
“ ‘Four vears ago? Whv I war system the C.
low at once and in a natural way. This is our plan and treatment, and we guarantee s
strength and vigor
vt£or will fol-
i
care fur it hundred legation» I’d in Kurt pe then You see. it Wil? cure or money
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I h - cii running after the Senator ami two years after I fir»t knew vor
f C failed, as can be shown by hundreds of cases throughout this State, who would g'’J,T
all ocher treatment»
writing to niin fur a week. I was that Senator Lorton heard me Ml'» after
whom we have strong letters bearing testimony to their recovery after using our Belt
testify, and from many of
determined to get a hearing ”
ami fell in love with my voice H.
DR. SHNDEN ELECTRI'' BELT
rH e
“And he as ar you?’’
sought mv acquaintance, a id — h
, a complete paivsn’c battery, made into a belt so as to be easily w»n <f*tr:n~ work - at rest,
and it gives
an<:
{fives soothin'»,
soothin
prolonged eerrents
“\ee. llu cant” tu me in the waB not a Senator v t you knmv- a-hich are inMantly felt throughout all weak pat tv, <r we i-rfcii $ S OOO. It bwj .- st,
Improved Electric Susnenawry, ’he
library, lie was very proud at and I lost mv h-art to hi« l*onn greatest been ever given weak men, ami we warrant it ’o
v oi the above weaknesses, and to enlarge shrunken limb», or pv
Money Refunded. They are graded in strength t-
t.-*«-f ve-ikncM in young, middle-aged or old men, and v
*
first, and.I fancied,half c<»Hl«*mptu- blue eves. We were married sot’ »!< aorst cases in two or three months. Add-»»«
uun My bb»>d l>rg:iii to boil, then and went abroad M'bat! did l<<
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