Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-02-03
THROUGH THE FOREST.
The Old an a Young Dane All Night
Our Hardy Ancestors.
Old men live In the past.

Old men live In the past
haps IL would be better for the young
men the present IL ey lived little bit
more in the pas an drew less on the fu-
ture.
The log cabins of primitive times would
seem very cherries habitat Ons To the peO-
pc who live in the finely constructed
furnace heated mansions of to-day. ut
our grand parents took great deal of COM
fort in these rude homes.
They were rugged and healthy. The
men had talwart and hardy frames, and
the women were free from the MODERN all
ments hat make the sex Of 10 day pra Ii
cally helpless slaves to hi ed foreign clip.
White haired grandsires fire. uently took
their life par ners and on horseback rode
a score of miles through the forests to en-
JOY the lively pleasure Of frontier ball,
danced till daylight, lode home again in
tn, early morning then put in good
days work.
Middle-ag d folks Of to-day couldn't
stand that sort of a acket.
To these mud-chinkedl log cabins docto 5
visit, were a rarity. TIE inhabitants lived
to a ragged al d green Il age.
Sometimes T. csc log cabin old'tlmers
were taken i'll. They wee not proof
aga INST all the exposures 10 which they
", re subjected. They found the Get We
remede, for these common ailments n
the roots and herbs VIII CHI gr w I'm the
neighboring f rests and fields. They had
learned that nat lie has cure for eve y
i'll. These potent rem, dies ASS ed Their
sturdy frames to quickly throw oil disease
and left no poison the system.
The unpleasant tea ure of modern prac-
tee with mineral med cnes is the injai-
Gus after-eiect on the system. May not
modern physical degenera y be due this
feature
A drug at rated system Is not in a nat
ural, cOnse uently not In healthy, state.
{ any OF the main organs are clogged with
ira es ( the mineral pOisOns used TO drive
out particular disease, the whole ma
chinery OF life is deranged and early decay
of natural powers is The ineviia lie result.
There can lie no question that remed e.
from the laboratory of nature are the lest
Il Il ely are as eflcacou-, they have tie
advantage of ie0tf4g ne 0ff,' 8'Hg.
Their efficacy, if properly compounded,
and the proper remedy applied to the
roper disease, Will not be doubted. The
experience of ages roves IT..
Their disuSe has come about principally
through the rapid congregation of people
III q ltN anu NllldNfo lNllNlt4ihE ilo' hNt
ural remedies difficult 10 obtain. Pro
z es-ive bus II S. enterprise has iate'y led
10 putting these old-time remedies within
the ach of all classes.
Tha proprietors Of Warmers safe RENE
di = in tn ailh that the go. le ( to-day
would be benefits d by using the simple
Ieme1 @, OF log ca in days, have caused
inve LEGATIONS TO be made and secured he
formulas OF a lumber OF those which Ion :
and successful use had proved to be the
most val able.
They will we learn. be known under
the general ii lie o. warner $ Log Cabin
Remedies. " Among these medi ines Will
be "Sarsaparila' for the blood and liver,
IL Cabin Hops and Buchu Remedy. "
for the stomach, etc, LOG Cabin Cough
and Consul pit Rene ~, rene y
called ''Sca'pine, - for the hair, LOG
{ a In Extra I, q" Tor Internal and eyternal
use and an Cd valuable disc very for Ca
tarrh Gale II, g abin Rose Cream. y
Among the list is also n ~ o. Cabn Plas-
ter and Log Cabin Liver Pill.