Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-03-06
ouR ANCESTORS NERVE.
The seerst Of Their CsusuaI vigor Ez-
planned and How ID Can Ne
AconIred

hcIuAIGo-
There was something about the sturdy
vicor Of former generations that
challenges the admiration Of every ruan,
woman and child. They were no epicnres
those ancient fathers. They lived sim
ply, and successfully met and overcoHs
difficulties that would have discouraged
this age ard generation. The rigors Of the
frontier we're supplemented by the savages;
Wild beasts threatened thsir enterprise and
poverty was 4 common eompani0ns fst
they bravefy encouEt-red and resisted all
those things and laid the foundations Of a
land whose blessings we now enjoy. Tnefr
constitutions were strong; their ealth IN
surpassed and yet they were forced TO cz'
pusa themselves continually. There GER
iainly must have been Som- good and ade-
ouats cause for all this and Tor tle physical
superiority o. that age ovef the PRESENT
IL is well known to every one consefssus
with the history OF that time thas certain
home compounds Of strengthening quail
ties were used almost universally by those
pioneers. The nalarial evils and ex-
posuses to which they were subjected
neres hated this. When their bodies
become chilled be cold 0r debilifzted by
the damp mists cf Z nee county they
were forcol to counterEc- it ~ toe use OF
antiSotes. MeIicin-s were few ID those
DAYS, and doctors almost unknown Hence
the preparations above referred 70. From
among the numGSr, all Of which were
compounded upon the same general prIn-
e.r.c, 5ne Wa found to Be more efficient,
and nence far motG p-Faisr than all the
rest. II vas well known thr8u<s the MID
de AMI Western States, and was aeknc1l-
edged as ths best. preparation TOR malz-
rial disorders and general debility then
known. The recipe Tor compeunding this
valuable article was handed DOWN frou
one family and generation TO anOihey,
was known q the Harrison family anl- Is
used as the basis ami general formula Cor
tie present :" TippecanOe," tbs name be-
ing suggested by the battle in which Cen
eral Harrison was engaged The manu-
facturers nave thoroughly investigated
tuis subiert In - minu-est details, and
are cerIAih that for tnal'e.similatiOn OF
food, dyspepsia. tired feelings, general de-
bilitE, Prostratlonsi mnlariAl dlsofasrs
and huin0rs Ia the blood. nothing can ex-
ceed in value '' Iippecanoc," which was
the medicine o. our fore. .athsrs snd seeins
destined 10 be the most popular prepara-
ton OF the day
TippecanosD IS prepared and given TO
the public by Nessrs. a. H. Warner & Co,
Of Rochester, " Y, prOpri~tors Of the IA
nous Warmers Safe Cure, which Is now
the most extensive y used OF any American
medicine. The well known standing Of
this house Is a sufficient guarantees OF the
purity ami power OF this preparation which
seeks 10 banish one Of The great s. bancr Of
the ninetecuth ccntury-mal- al-assimilaflon
Of fool Any one who experiences trouble
OF digestion; who feels less viECr tnan TOR
merlys whose system has unquestiOnabiy
a. run down" and who realizes the necessi-
" OF some strengthening tonic can not AZ
I fol to prrmii such syuip' Cms 10 conf.nue.
II The farmer finds that ais thrcshing ma
chine does not separate Chs graIn from the
straw he realir-s that something j. wrong
and tries 20 repair the machines When the
food does no sustain the life; when y iaiis
10 make Ood; when u causes the energy
to depart and amtirion to die, u Is cer-
tain sign that some, hing Is wrong and that
the human machine neeus repairing. 4 4.
not 4 question OF choice; It IS q matter Of
duty. You must atten4 to your health or
your sickness and nothing VIII sooner over
come ihese evils than " "TIppecanoe.S tie
med;cine os the past, safe guard for the
Present and guarantee Of health for tas
.uturc.