The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1884-04-23
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The Secret of,TheIr UnuEual visCr Explained
There n WAS i' Something about the sturdy
vigor Of former generations that challenges
the admiration Of every man. woman ana
child. They were no epicures-those ancient
fathers. They lived simply, and successfully
met and overcome difficulties that would
have discouraged this age and generation:
The ripors Of the frontier were supplemented
by the savages; wild beasts threatened tneir
enterprise and poverty was a common com;
panion. Yet they bravely anu
resisted all tho e things and laid the 1ouloa-
tons of a land whose blessings we now enjoy.
Thar CONSTITUTIONS were strong: their health
UNSURPASSED and yet they were forced 70 3;
pose themselves con inually. There certainly
must have been some good and adequate
cause for all this and for the physical su'
pcriority Of that age over the present.
1t il we'll known to everyone conVersant
with tho history OF that time that certain
home compounds Of strengthening QUALITIES
were used almost universally by those Plo-
neers. The malarial evils and exposures u
which they were subjected necesitated thls.
When their bodies become chilled by cold or
debililated by the damp mlsts OF new couh,
try they were forced to counteract IL by tne
use of antidotcs. Medicines were few in
those DAYS, and doctors almost
Hence the preparations above referred 20.
From among the number, all Of which we're
| co%mpoundcI upon the same general Prlncl'
ne. one was found to be more efficient
and hence far more popular IMAM
oil the rest. 1t was well known through the
Middle and Western States, and was &C.
knowlcdged as the best preparation lor ma.
larial disorders and general debility tneh
known. The recipe for c~omPonuaing Uni,
valuable article was ha .ded down from ono
family and generation to another, wa,
known to the Harrison family, and Is used
as the basis and general formula for the
present "Tippecanoe," the name DeinS
suggested by the battle in which Genera
Harrison was engaged. The manufacturers
have thoroughly investigated this SUD ecu IL
its minutest details, and are certain that 10!
maLasslmilation OF food, dyspepsia, tired
feelings, general debility, prostratLons, ma
lar al disorders and humors in the D1ooa'
nothing can excel in value "Iippecanoe,
which was the medicine Of our fore1atner'
and seems destined to be the mos1 popuia'
preparation Of the day.
"fTippecanoe'' is prepared and given 70 tne
public by Messrs. H. II. Warner Co., Of
Roche ter, N. Y, proprietors OF the famous
Warmers Safe Cure. which is now the mos
extensively used OF any American meilcine
The well known standing Of this house Is
sufficient guarantee Of the purity and power
Of this preparation which seeks to Danish ON
of the greatest banes Of the nine
teenth century--malassimiiatlon OF 1000
Any one who experiences troupe o
digestion; who feels less vigor thal
formerly; whose system has unquestionabi!
run down" and who realizes the necesslt!
Of some strengthening tonic, cannot amor r
to permit such symptoms to continue. Il
the farmer finds taat his threshing machln
does not separate the grain from the stray
he r. alizes that something Is wrong and trle
to repair the machine. When the 1000 zoe
not sustain the life; when it fails to max
blood; when it a 'es the energy. 70 depal
ard ambition to die, it isa certain sign tina
Something is wrong and that the huma'
machine neels repairing. 1t is not a ques
ton OF choice: it IS a matter OF duty. 1o
must attend to your health or your sickness;
and nothing Will sooner overcome these evi
ll,an "rippecInoe," the medicine OF the pa 8
a%safeguard for the present and a guarantee
# health for the future.