The Opelousas courier., 1884-05-31
o11R ANCESTORS, NERVE.

The Secret Of The,r Iaassal yigSr Explained
and How IL can be Acqtirtso .+,rdv
. There was something alb )ut tne seuiuy
vigor of formcr generations that CHALLENGES
the admiration of every man. woman anu
child. They were no epicureS-those ancien0
fathers. They lived simply, and sue -essful'y
met and overcome difficulties that would
have di outraged this age and generation:
The rjgors of the frontier were supplemented
by the savages; wild beasts threatened their
entarprise aud poverty was q common COM
panion. Yet they bravely encountered ana
resisted all those thin IS aid lall the founda-
lions of q land whose blessings We now ENJOY.
Their constitutions were strong: thelr iieatth
ir,surrasse1 ana vet they were forced to ex-
rose themselves con inually. There certainty
must have been some good ald adeluaCe
cause for all this and for the physical SUI
periority Ct that age over the present..
1t is we'll known to everyone CONVERSELY
with the history of that time That ceIlaln
home compounds Of Strengthening 9ual.ieS
were used almost universally by those PIC
neers. The malarial evils and exposures 20
which they were subjected necesltated TINS.
When their bodies become chilled by colo OF
d]ebilitated by the damp mists OF a new couh-
try they were forced to counteract IL oy IH'
use of antidotes. Medicines were few IN
those DAYS, and doctors Utmost unknown.
Hence the preparations above referred to.
From among the number, all of which were
compounded upon the same general princl-
BE one was found to be more efic.elt
and hencs far more popular Unan
all the rest. 1T was vel known through Tue
Middle and Western States, and was &C
knowledged as the best preparaIon Tor ma,
larial disorders and eaeiat debility tneh
known. The recipe fJr compoundlng ttilS
valuable article was la ded down from one
IA nily and generation to announcer! wa,
known to the Harrison family, and IS USED
us the basis and general formula LOT ene
present ''Ti~pFecanoe," the name petil9
suggested by the LATHE in which General
Harrison was engaged. The mauufacs urers
have Thoroughly investigated his sub ecG III
its minutest details, AMI are certain tnat 1of
NAL assimilation OF fool, dyspepsia, tired
feelings, general debility, pr9strattonS, ms.
lar.al disorders and hu nori IN The p.ooaI
nothing can excel in value "Ilpp2cauoe,
which was the medicine Of our torelathers
and seems destined to be the most popular
preparation of the day.
.lippecanos' is prepared an given to the
public by Messrs. Fl. Il. Warnot q 20, Oh
Roche ster, N. Y; proprietori OF the 1a,aoaa
Warmers Sac Cure. which Is no" bh9 in'Sl
extensively used OF any American neilcin' ;.
The we'll known standing of this mouse Is d
sufficient guarantee Of the purity aud power
Of this preparation which SEEKS TO baaish one
Of the greatest bane; OF the nll3-
teenth OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF looa:
Any one who experiences tfoupe VI
formerly; whose system has un4uest:onaoly
run down. AMI who realizes the necessity
Of some strengthening tonic, cannot ahoIe
to permit such symptoms to continue. LII
the farmer finds That his thresning machine
does not separate the grain from the straw
he rtalizes that something is wrong and trIe
to'repair the machine. When the food doe
not sustain the life; when it fails to max
blood; when it eau ss the energy to depaf
and ambition to die, it is a certain sign Una
something is wrong and that the huma
machine needs repairing. 1t is not a ques
ton of choice; it is a matter of duty. 4o'
must attend to YOUR health Or YOU sickness
and nothing will sooner. overcome these eYll
than 's1ippecanoe, ; the medicine OF the past
a safeguard for the present and aguaranVe
of health for the future.