The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-07
orR ANCEsTeBs' NERVE.
o Secret of their Unusual ligor
i'' Explained and How it can
be Acquired.

rbe-e was something about the
..nrdv yigor Of former generations
.sat challenges the admiration OF
s arerv man, woman and child. Ihey
eve eve no epicures-those ancient
See They lived simply, ana
ls.,oncessfully met and overcame ulI-
Suites 1It;os that would have dlsconr'
a C@d this age and generation. Inc
eigors of the frontier were soppie-
mmsented by the savsges; Wlio Ceas.s
alh1resteped their enterprise and pow.
u ~ mas com mon companion. I et
e eLty h"rayelv encountered and resist
We IN those things and laid the foun
t gd. G,I nj a land whose blessings
ua'I now enjoy. Their constitutions
% %e ~ strong; their health unsur-
nassed and yet they were force9 70
ap1nose themselves continually.
TheTe certainly must have been
come good and adequate cause for
oil this and for the physical super
ioritv of that age over the present.
It ia well known to everyone con,
versant with the history OF that
time that certain home compounds
NJ strengthening qualities we're
nsed almost universally by those
rioneers. The malarial evils and
aynosures to which they were sub
ipcted necessitated this. When their
bodies became chilled by cold or
deb;Iitated by the damp mists OF a
new country they were forced to
counteract it by the use of antldotes.
Medicines wera few in those
dsys, AID doctors almost
unknown. Hence the preparations
above referred to- From among the
number, all of which were COM
pOunded upon the same general
principle, one was found to be more
efficient and hence far more popuS
lar than all the rest. 1t was well
known through the middle and
western States, and was acknoW-
lodged as the best preparation for
maIarial disorders and general de.
bilitv then known. The recipe for
compounding this valuable article
was handed down from one family
and generation to another, was
known tc the Harrison family and
is used IS the basis and general TO-
muls for the present "Tippecanoe,"
the name beiog suggested by the
battle in which General Harrison
was engaged. The manufacturers
have thoroughly investigated this
subject in it's minuteSt details, and
aye certain that for malassimilation
of food, dyspepsia, tired feeiings,
general debility, prostra'ion. ma
lsfiai disorders and humorS II the
blood, nothing can exceed IN value
dTippecanoe," which was the meGi-
cine of our fOrefsthers and seems
destined to be the most popular
of the day.
s'Tippecsnoe" is prepared and
given to the public by Messrs. FL 81.
Warner s. Co., OF Rochester, n. y,
proprietors of the famous Warmers
Safe Care, which is now the most
used of any American
medicine. The well known stand
ing of ihis house is a sufficient guar
antee Of the purity and power of this
preparation which seeks to Danish
one of the greatest banes Of the nine.
tenth century-mal assimilation OF
food. Any one who experiences
trouble of digestion; who feels less
vigor than formerly, whose system
has unquestionably'' run down" and
who realizes the necessity OF some
strengthening tonic cannot afford to
permit such symptoms to continue.
If the farmer finds that his thresE.
ing machine 80 not separate the
grain from t. os.. vhe realizes that
something wront and tries to re-
pair the machine. When the food
does not sustain the life; when it
fails to make blood ; when 1t causes
the energy to depart and
ambition to die, it is O certain sign
that something is wrong and that
the human machine needs repair
ing. 1t IS not a question OF choice
it is matter of duty. You must
attend to your health or your sick
ness and nothing will sooner over
come these evils than "Tlppe-
canoe" the medicine of the past,
a safeguard for the present and a
guarantee of health for the future.