The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-16

| who, In his boyhood. used to be the
Blue Jay" and balance to and swing
| the Red Bird"
| old days! There were 70 evening
| dresses and no diamonds and no rich
suppers-but fun-there were Wagon.
| loads of it.
The blue Jay" was ''Blue Jay" be-
| cause he wore an old army uniform OF
blue. When the caller yelled blue Jay"
| balance to the pretty Red Bird"-how
that Blue Jay" did hoe it down-double
shuffle-treble shuffie-heel and toe. The
floor of the country cottage fairly bobbed
up and down. ard the dust Of years rose
out Of 1t in great puffs.
Then when finally the "B.ue Jay" had
balanced himself out of breath and the
caller shouted Swing FER liveIyy'-how
the 'Blue Jay" did pounce upon the
Red Bird and grab her around the
waist and fairly lift her off her feet and
swing. ard swing, and swing her. until
they were both dizzy and the kerosene
lamp over the fireplace went sailing
around the room as IL Il were an iliumln-
match.
The RED Birds" cheeks were rosy
with youth and iealthfut exercise and
her eyes just danced with excitement.
ard how she did bob and bounce around.
And now, when you come to think
back over II, you will find that all the
pretty red birds and canary birds and all
the manly blue jays and black birds
were happier and healthier then. than
they are now since they realized their
ideals and got to be towr or city folks.
The pretty Red Bird" married a sue
cessful young man IN town and has
fine house. and would scorn TO balance
Blue Jay or any other male bird in the
good old fashioned way. But she isn't
happy. She doesn't know what the trou-
BILE is. Her husband is kind. But she
Is irritable and respondent
The 'Blue Jay" has achieved mod
crate success in town, but some wey he
ism, happy. He feels out Of sorts
most OF the time. HIS appetite isn't
good. He doesn't sleep well. He's
headachey in the morning and duh ard
listless all day He smiles when ne
thinks OF the RED Bird" and the old
country dances. but of course II would
be beneath his dignity 10 indulge IN sucn
frolics now.
The fact of the matter is that neither
the Red Bird" nor me Blue Jay" are
in good health. Town lie and worry
have robbed them OF the vim and yigor
that animated them in the country.
There are thousands OF pale, slckly. If
ritable wives who were once robust.
healthy. charming country girls Close
confinement IN taeir homes, lack OF ex-
ercisa and neglect OF Their health IN
Tonanly way are gradually breaking
them down More than anything else
their condition Is due 70 weakness and
disease Q: the distinctly feminine or
gans. Troubles ot this description rack
their nerves. run their tempers and de-
s;roy beauty. They are soon unified
for TIE duties OF witehcod and mother
hood which they were once 80 Tsl able
10 assume.
There IS a sure and unts5Iing remedy
<or these troubles. 10 Is d.. Pisrces
Favor..e Prescription Il acts c.-eciiy
N tie delicate organs concerned II
gives them strength. rsgo- AID v.r.l;y-
I. n,s .or wifehood and motherhood. /:
gives the tortured nerves rs. and builds
I'd me general health 1: MI again
transform ;Ee sickly. nervous. despon6-
eni vie and mother into ;ss 5Sily. rosy.
healthy RED Bird 0. Old
And he men Tnoasants % item are
DYING unnscsssariiy % CONSUMPTION or
nervous exhaustion or p.ss;ratlon rs
a needless sacrifice % re. Or. Psc-c@'s
Golden Meiicsi Discovery zlll give them
the "gef-ta<re yirn and v-gS- = Cd IA /
puts TIE st5pacn rigas ard rn1sss !.
man a. hungry zs oezr- Il gives re-
frssa.ng sl-@p- II hIis TIE r~lns Sii7
.sca. rel blood Il t0ae$ if's S~Tsss
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