The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-03-20
ouR ANcEs'Tlo As, NERVE.
Ths Secret of Their Unusuai Vigor 81
planned and How it can be ACQUIRED. 4

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planned and How A. can be Acquired.
81 There was sonnet hing about the sturdy
syigor Of former generati lions that chal-
3lengea the admirat ton Of every man,
Woman and child They. were Id rs epiic ss
sr,esth oseI ancient fathers. They lived
simply, and succ essfnlIy met and over Z
/ come difficulties that would lave dis
scouraged this age and generate The
1igorss of the frontier were supp ehent-
ed by The sayage Wild beasts threat
ened their enterprise and poverty was u
common COM anion. Yet they braYelY
ENC md resisted all those things
sand1aid the found ations Of land whose
blessings We no vi enjoy. Their consttii-
buttons were strong their health unsuf
passed and yet they were forced to ex-
pose themselves continual There
icertain1y must have been some good and
adequate cause for II this and for the
physical sup eriority of that age over the
present. 80 y .5 = ~
II; is well known tp everyone CONVEX
SAINT with the history of that lime That
certain home CONF pounds Of .strengt them
ing quail tiess were used almost uhiYer-
sally by those pion eers. Tie edna1ariaI
evils and exposures TO which they were
subjected necessita this. hen Their
bodies become chilled by cold OF debih-.
tated by the damp nists Of p new cotin4
try they we're forced To conn eract it by
the use of anttiid otes, dicines were
few IS those days, md doctors almost
unknown. Hence the preparations
above referred to. rom among The
number, al Of. which were comp founded
upon the same gens III principle, one
was found to BE hors efficient and
hence far more popft1ar than all the
lsrest. ;It vas vel known through the
middle and western states and was
acknoWled ged as the best preparation for
malarial disord ers and general debility
then known. The recipe for comp ound-
ing this yaIuable article was handed
down from one family and generation
to another, was known to the Harrison
family and is used as the basis and gem
aSal formula for tho present iippe-
canoe the name being suggested BY the
battle IN which General Harrison was
engaged. The I1anufac turers have
thoroughly ipYesti this subject! IN
its minutest d stalls and are certain That
for malassimilati on of food, dyspepsia:
tired feelings, general debility, prostra.
hons, malaria1 disorders and humors il
/ the blood thing can exceed I'm III value
4 iippesanoe which was the amedicine
-four iforefathers and seems destinedte
be 81 the 9 most popa prep alton of The
ipp ecanoe is prepared and given K
the public by MessrsH. II. Warner & CO
\ Of Rochester, n. ~, proprietors of tht
famous Warmers Safe Cure which il
now the most ext ensiyely used of any
American med ieine The we'll know
standing Of this honse is sufficient guar
antee of the purity and power Of thi!
4 preparation which Seeks to Danish one O
4 the greatest banesof the nineteenth cen
tury NAL assimilation Of food. Any on
Ewho experiences trouble Of digestion
4 who feels less yigor than formerly who's,
1ssystem Has unqn estionably run down
!: and who realizes the necessity of som,
/ strengthening tonic cannot afford to per
NIT such symptoms to continue. II tn
4 farmer finds that his threshing ma
: chine does not separate th
\ grain from the straw lie realizes tina
some hing is wrong and tries to repai
4 the machine When the food does no
sustain The life; when it fails to max
! blood when it causes the Energy to de
I, part and ambition to die, it is 8 certai
y sign TINT sonnet sRrn5, and stt1a
the human mac chine leeds repairing.
! iss not question Of choice; 1t is d matte
{ ofduty You must attend to your healt
or your sickness aud otlling will soone
]. overcome these evils than e. iippe canoe,
q the med icine Of the past q safe guard fo
the present and . guarantee Of healt
4 for the future. t$5.