Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-15
OUR ANCESTORS, NERVE.
The Secret Of Their Unusual Vf1Or Ex.
planned and How 1t can be
Acquired.

There something about the sturdy vieor of for
generations that challenges the admiration OF every
man. woman and child They were epicures-those
ancient fsthers They lived simply. successfully
met and overcome difficulties that would have discour-
this and generation The reors the frontier
were supplemented by the wild beasts Unrest.
ened their enterprise and poverty . common CON-
panion Yet they brsvey encountered and resisted all
those things and laid the foundations Of land whose
blessings we now enjoy Their constitutions were
strong their health unsurpassed and yet they were
forced to themselves continually There certain
~ must been good and adequate cause for an
this and for the physical superiority Of that age over
the present.
1t is well known to every one conversant with th.
history OF that time that certain home compounds Of
strengthening qualities used almost universally
by those pioneers The malari evils and exposures TO
which they necessatsd this When their
bodies become chilled by cold or dsbtated by the damp
mists OF new country they forced oounteract
1t by the Of sntidotes Medicines few in those
days, and doctors almost unknown. Hence the pseps
rations above referred TO- From among the number all
OF which were compounded upon the general prn
cple one found to be efficient and hence far
more popular than all the rest. It we'll known
through the middle and western states and was &C.
knowedgsd a. the best prep rson for malara disor-
ders and general debility then known The recipe for
compromising this valuable article handed down
from one family and generation to another was known
to the Harrison family and is as the bssis and
general formula for the present Tppecanoe" the name
being suRKested By the battle in which Gen Harrison
was engaged The manufacturers have thoroughly IN.
vesgated this subject in its minutest Details and are
certain that for masssimsto Of food dyspepsia tired
feelings general debility prostratons. malaria dis.
orders and humors in the blood nothing exceed in
value "Tippecanoe," which was the medicine Of on
foresthers and seems destined to be the popular
preparation Of the day.
1fppecanoe" is prepared and given to the public by
Messrs. a. H. Warner Co.. of Rochester N.Y. propris
tors OF the famous Warmers Safe Cure which Ia now
the most extensively used Of any American medicine
The well known standing Of this house is sufficient
guarantee OF the purity and Of this
which seeks to Danish Of the greatest banes of the
nineteenth century-mal assimilation Of food Any one
who experiences trouble Of Digestion who feels less
vgor than formerly whose system has nqusstiouably
run down." and who realizes the necessity of some
STRENGTHENING tonic cannot afford to permit such symp
toms to continue the farmer finds that his thresh
ing machines does not the grain from the straw
he realizes that something tries repair thu
machine When the food does sustain the life when
1t fails to make blood when it the energy to de.
part and ambition to die it is certain sign that soe
thing wrong and that the human machine needs re-
pairing 1t Is not question of choice it is matter of
duty You must attend to your health or your sick
ness and nothing will sooner these evils than
Tppecanoe" the medicine of the past safe guard for
the present and guarantee Of health for future 1t