The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-23

| and brave hearts. Grandpa worked
from sun to sun clearing away forests.
! Grandma made her own and grandpa 3
clothes She even spun the cloth. She
worked for weeks TO produce the crudest
garments. Everything was done by
| hand.
There is lesson in health in grand
pas stories. He tells about how hard
he and grandma worked, but he doesn't
tell how hard they slept. He tells of the
long hours Of labor, but not Of the long
hours of rest. He doesn't tell Of their
simple. plain food-of how perfectly they
digested and assimilated It.
| People nowadays do not depend so
! entirely upon their muscles for liveli-
hood. The greatest strain is upon their
brains. They scheme and plan by day
and when night comes their brains re-
fuse to rest. They keep late hours.
They rush-they hurry. They are per-
petual motion machines. They eat every
sort of indigestible thing that cooks can
copcocs.
Almost before childhood is past indi-
gestion begins. People begin to die just
when they ought to live. Constipation
is the first serious ailment. II is an air
brake on the body's machinery. When
the bowels do not work, the whole body
stops. The blood becomes impure be-
cause the digestive organs do not throw
off the waste material in the system. The
whole organism limpS along like a man
on crutches. The nerves are tantalized
and sting the brain like nettles. AS a
consequence, people become irritable, i'll
tempered and respondent. Then the
general health breaks down and some
| deadly disease like nervous prostration
or consumption sets in.
Men and women nowadays need to re-
sort occasionally TO some fi-st-class tonic
They need something that will tone up
the stomach and put an edge on the ap-
petite. They need something 10 siimu-
late their livers. They need something
to brace them up generally. The best
something OF this description is Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
II VIII make a man hungry as q
horse"
II will make him sleep like top" II
Will get him up in the morning fresh
walk down the street with a feeling OF
vim and vigor in every muscle. He viii
work all day like steam engine. He
will come home in the evening ;ired, bu;
so hungry he clears the table The Cold
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maker and flesh builder. II cures IS per
cent OF all cases Of consumption and dis
eases OF the air passages. as laryn-
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II is the best medicine for nervous ex-
haustion and pros;ration. II cures cases
tina: physicians have abandoned as Ut
terry hopeless-cases where IL seems only
question ct few days until the patient
must die. Il IS FOR sale BY all good med
icine dealers. Only interruptions dealers
Will urge you 20 take some inferior sub
siitute.
Accidents occur IN every home. Dr.
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description OF my husbands Illness as
near as can" writes Mrs. n j. Teiier.
81 Ellington. Reynolds Co. No. "E.gat
years age last March is he date When Re
commenced 20 take d.. Pierce's me6i-
cine- He waz hi..y-oae years old when
married and that winter every time Ne
took a lit,le cod BE would. cough ve-y
hard. Re had pans al through 1T.
ches, and lungs Whea suEls- came
he ras feeling vel aa3 booking wei. Hs
said &c had alysys coughsi in The wia-
ter s.ucs q caiIi- He Vas 10; alsrnsf
a: ire symptoms as I vas / knew sha;
ais mother and ne resi- G. the family
had THAI dreadful consh AMI he n1sst y
them dlsi xltl :hz: dreadful cr>ssss.
consumption he csrslaG.d 20 osaEa
every zinisr. ba, ssp; a. ARK All Ssa14
ye-y HIKE attention % ais dissase uo;l
81 1850 ~ l16 an attack % ssr2a-ls5 mia.
F-cn shzs tine ~ WAS never ss se-i as
~ Ses bsto-s. Ills cough grew worse
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