Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-03-01
OUR ANCESTORS NERVE.
The Secret OF Their Unusual Vigor Elk
planned and How it can be
Acquired.

sturdy VlgOr Of former generations that
challenges the admiration of every
man, woman, and child. They were
no epicures-those ancient fathers.
They lived sinply, and successfully
met and overcome difficulties thai
would have discouraged this age aud
generation. The rgors of the frontier
were supplemented by the savages;
wild beasts threatened their enterprises
and poverty was common companlon.
Yet they bravely encountered and re-,
sisted all those things and laid the
foundations of land whose blessings
we now enjoy. Their constitutions
were strong; their health unsurpassed
aud yet they were forced to expose
themselves continually. There certain
ly must have been some good and adj
equate cause for all this aud for the
physical superiority of that age over
the present.
1t is well known to everyone CONVEX.
SAINT with the history of that time thai
certain hume compounds of strengthen
ing qualities We're used almost univer.
sally by those pioneers. The malarial
evils aud exposures to which they were
subjected necessitated this. When their
hodies became chilled BY cold or debil>
lated by the damp mists of new coun
try they were forced to connteract it
by the use of antidotes. Medicines
were few in those days, and doctors al
most unknown. Hence the prepara-
tons above referred to. From among
the number, all of which were com.
pounded upon the same general princi-
pie, one was found to be more efficient
and hence far more popular than all
the rest. 1t was well known through
the middle and western states and was
acknowledged as the best preparation
for malarial disorders and general de-
hllity then known. The recipe for
compounding this valuable article was
handed down from one family and
generation to another, was known to the
Harrison family and is used as the ba
Sis and general formula for the present
"Tippecanoe," the name being suggest
ed by the battle in which General Har
risOn was engaged. The manufacturer,
have thoroughly Investigated this sub
ject in its minutest assimilation of food
dyspepsia, tired feelings, general debil
ity, prostration, malarial disorders anC
humors in the blood, nothing can ex
coed in value "Tippecanoe," which wa
the medicine of our forefathers auC
seems destined to be the most popuIa
preparation of the day,
"Tippecanoe' is prepared and give
to the public by Messrs. H. H. Wan
ner g. Co., Rochester, N. Y, proprl,
tors of the famous Warner Safe Cure
which is now the mostextenslyely use
of any American medicine. The we
known standing of this house is a su
Gcient guarantee Of the purity an
power of this preparation which seet
ito Danish one of the greatest banes
the nineteenth century-mal-assimil
ton of food Any one who ezper
ences trouble of digestion; who fee
less vigor than formerly; whose sy
tenn has unquestionably run down
and who realizes the necessity of son
Strengthening tonic cannot afford
f permit such symptoms to continue,
the farmer finds that his tlueshipg IN
chine does not separate the grain fro
| the straw he realizes that sometime
I wrong and tries to repair the machin
When the ftmd does not sustain Il
life; when it fails to make blood; wht
: it causes the energy TO depart and an
+ bitiop to die, it isa certain sign tiii
! something is wrong and that the HI
man machine needs rcpaiing. It
, not question of choice; itis % matt
. of duty.. You must attend to yql
health or your sickness and notbir
will sooner overcome these evils tn;
) b"Tippecanoe," the medicine Of the pa
/, a safe guard for the present and
s guarantee of health for the future.
How many farmers keep a cash a
count, and know at the end of eat
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