Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-09
the FIRST eLuEBlRD.

Cjlgs come M Biueoird, / re waited 20 long,
49, nuaS sou TPEe hoiid'nS your pesll
.omo ~ ~ M - -'UiaT sGa sing ne song
You ook Iatt er sad ADJ LsY AZ
Pray, where is your mate Can't you fnu
all?
Can that be the reason your dumb?
Pun sure sre would ans yer If only you'd call,
80 don't be so slen: and glum.
There's pier ty Of sunshine, the earth is ike gold
The sky IS so pretty and Ilue;
so pray don sit noping, but do as you're told
'Iis alway' the best way TO do
L NJ tired OF the winter its cold and Its snow,
I'm weary 81 looknS q: ice,
I'm only Too glad for the season TO so,
re lily GonI think il is nIcs.
We waited and wsitel, TO see you appeal,
But sO'e d S5ppJin / am u
I've seen the nfsG blusOirI, and now that you're
here
I'm almost 20 sad could cry
You seem t. be mute rs you sit on that tree,
ALI muhsd IN blue 10 Jour eyts,
JuNt 10 king aud rocking, and looking at me-
AS II were such sun rise
lon sure you could sing ii you'd pen your mouth,
There's m SIC know, somewhere there;
You C0uldn't have lett II behind in the south
That country so sunny and lair;
Urruale your feathers and give me cong;
Don't ook so defiant, pray dent!
For birds that know how and won't sing, it Is
But what shall we DO Ii they WON'T:
have t., Poor BueblrJ, the though has u,t come,
My Scoloing truly d.p.oiei
Tn sure that the ressOn you're dropping and
dumb,
Is this, that YOUR THROAT MUST BIZ soRE.
ForzIve my upbraidiLg Of course you arc Ill,
or else you be buldiug you're net!
III give you some crumbs; now cit perfectly sui
Aud do not be ulled with unrest.
NJ -, n III h,r-, ,-o,. ssa baYs i. anna TOAD
As uics q, you'd want. Pil assure;
Here's some in t7e window, come, SCI II It's gsoll
these ,FdmbS Ia throw by the door.
Ho, no! you are hungry, quite hungry, see;
Hop in on the o,rpet, pray do;
And here is some bTFai on The table by me
It's waiting on purpose Tor YOU!
I've caught you my Blusbird! Ill Just take peep
ThEIe wait TIL iasicn the door
! ow open your bill, try nov still you can keep;
III see If you're thrOEt isn't sore.
> Is Iust as thought, v'I- red and inhAmmed;
You truly must BE- very boarse,
I'd call IL the Group" II 1t had to be named
lis very annoying, o'eourse.
But here is drink that viii help You I'm sure,
Now take il, dear BluebiTd, thee, please
MS sweet Gum and Mullen, the cherokee Cure,
Twill give you immediate ease.
Gee the:e, You tre bett;r; I'm proud Of my skill
All, soon you'll be building your nest,
And Ie hCg our mate a. yon tWitttT and trill-
The Cherokee Cure Is the best
Take at ard no other. 'Tis simple ana DiCsi
of Sweet Gum and Mullen us mads,
By Waiter A Taylor, az moderate price,
Twill speedily bring to yoar aid.
There 10 that Il tree. Dear bi how you slug
NY heart thrills Eitd rapture indeed
Vow don't mind the card tha! I've Tied 70 your
Twill hep you the ssitr to speed
II carrie, a line that the whole world may see,
lhe croupy, 8SthmAtic and Ill,
"TaEe Gnerok' Remedyp all Will agree
lis better than poSdtr or pill.
lii made OF the ewest Gum and Mullen tnA'
grows
In beautiful Georgia, I'm told;
Its fans is far-re aching, and every one knows
It's Va ne is greater than gold
For colds and fer hosI euass for pain In the chest
The Cherokee Remedy surely Is best;
All druggists viii sell il, for al are ASSURED
You We only to ule it, and soon you'll be eured'
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