The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-15
THROUGH THE FOREST
Inc vi" ana Young Danced All Nt.h.
Our Hardy Auctstots
Old m"n live in the past

| Old m"n live in the past
| Perhaps it would be better for fine
| young men of the present, if thov
hved lit lie bit more in the past and
drew less on the future.
| The log cabins of primitive timea
| won seem very cherries hAbi,a-
t'ons to the people who live iii the
timely constructed, furnace heated
mansions of to-day. But our grand
parents took great dea of comfort
IN these rude homes.
| they were rugged and healthy.
| The men had stalwart and hardy
frames, and the women were free from
the modern ailm ut, that make the
sex of to-day practically helpless
slaves to hired foreign help.
White-h4ired grand-sires frequent
ly took their lite partners aud ON
horseback rode score of miles
through the fores 5 20 enjoy the lively
Pleasures Of q frontier ball, danced
| til Daylight rode home again in the
eArl} morniug, then put in jod
DAYS work.
Middll-sged folk ofto-day couldn't
stand that sort Ola racket.
70 these mud-chiuk log cabins
| doc ors' visits we're rarity. The ill.,
habitants lived to rugged and green
old age
Sometimes these log cabin old-Nm-
ers were taken Iii. They were not
proof against al the eXposur to
VIII ch they were subjected Tacy
| found the eff ctive remedies for these
common ailments III the roots and
| hGrhs hjph urn -, al, /, -;
| tore t. and ti"l1s. They had leaned
i that nature has h cure for every i'll.
these potent remedies assisted their
sturdy frames t. quickly throw off
dis ase. aud left no poison IN tie
| system,
The unplca. ant f AZURE OF modern
practice with mineral medicines is the
injurious after effect on the system.
May not modern physical degeneracy
| be duo to this feature!
A drug saturated system is not in a
natural, consequently not in a hC althy,
st tie. If any of the main organs are
clogged with traces of the mineral
| poisons used 10 drive out a par ocular
disease, the whole machinery OF lite
is deranged, and early decay of nat
ural powers is the inevitable result.
There can be no que. ton that rem
edics from tie laboratory of nature
are the best 1t they are as etlica-
cious, they have the advantage of
Ii AV1NG NO AFTER STING.
Their etlica if properly com
pounded. and the proper comedy ap-
piled t. the proper disease, VIII not
DE doubted. The experience Of ages
proves it.
Their disusc has come about prin-
clip lily through the rapid cpngrege-
uon of the people In cities AID viii
lagos, rendering these natu al rene
dies difficult to obtain. Progressive
business enterprise has lately led to
putting these old time remedies with
i'll reach Of al classes
The proprietors of Warmers SAT,
remedies, in the faith that the people
Of to-day would be benefited by us
ing the simple remedies of Il 9 cab.r
days, have caused investigations TO be
made and secured the formulas of {
number of those which long and sue.
cessful use had proved to be the mos,
valuable.
They VIII, we learn. be known un-
der the general title of "Warner's
Log Cabin Remedy" Among these
medicines will be "Sarsaparill4'
for the blood and liver, clog Cabin
Hops and Buchu Remedy" for the
stomach, etc, "Log Cabin Cough and
Consumption Remedy" a remedy
called "Scalpine," for the hair, LOG
CABIN Extract" for internal and eX-
ternal use, AID an old va uab'e dis
| 60 az. cnllnl n 4 Noh Ia