Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-05
"D0CTCRENG GID TINE
a Striking Plciurs-A Eeviva, OF Old T m,
simplicities.


simphcities.
In ore OF Hsrper's issues is given 9
very fine illustration OF Roberts cels.
brated painting, known as Doctoring
Old Time" Il represents typical old
timer, with his bellows, blowing tie dust
from an ancient clock, with its cords and
weights carefully secured Ole OF these
clocks in this generation is appreciated
only as 8 rare relic.
| The suggestive name, "Doctorirg Old
Time" brings to our mind smother YER
sion Of the title, used for another pur-
pose-"O d Time DoctoriDg."
| We learn, through q reliable source,
that one Of the enterprisiDg proprietary
medicine firms Of the country, has been
for years Investigating the formulas and
medical preparations used in the
beginning Ct this century, and
even before, with view of as
certs ming why people in our great
grandfathers' time enjoyed health and
physical vigor so seldom seen IN the pres
ent generation. They now think they
have secured the secret Of secrets. Tney
tind that the prevailing opinion tha. then
existed, thst mature has s remedy for
every existing disorder" Wss true, and
acting under thiz belief our grandparents
used The common herbs ant plants Con-
tlausl trespsss upon the forest domain has
msde these herbs less abundant and has
driven them further from civilization, IN
Ill they have been discarded SIS remedial
agents bCcius Of the diff ;uIty of ootain-
ing them.
II E. Warner, proprietor Ct Wsrnsr's
ssfe cure sad founder of the Warner Cb-l
serystory, Rochester, n. Y, hiss! been
pressing Investigations in this direction,
into the annsis OF old family histories, un-
til he has secuted some very vslRSS,e fJr-
mulas, from witch his firm is now prepsr-
ing medicines q be sold by sll druggists
They will, we lesrp, be Known under
the general titleq "WsHnst's Log Cshin
remedies, Among thess medicines will
be "sarsspsrills4' for The blood and
LIVER, clog Ca5in3Agps and oucAu rem
edy," for the stoW&h, etc, "Log Csbln
cough and consaHktion remedy" 81 og
Cabin hair tonie.p I.og Cabin exsracs,"
for internal sn99x tetnal use, and az old
valuable discsSery Dor cstsrrh, cslled
"Log CaatR rose eSsam." Among the
list is slsoss"Log CABIN plaster" and
clog Css;H liver pillN
Frlm @ number otIemedies, it will
be seen A4s. they do nogpropose to cure
all PES with one prspars.ion. It's be-
lieved many that withshese remedies u |
rev erAS to dawn upon suffering human
ity and3st the close OF fae nineteenth
csnturyw see these rootssand herbs, ts
compounded uuder the titfSat Warmers |
Log Cabin remedies as popular IS they
were a. the beginning. Although they |
come IN the form of proprietary msdi-
cines, yet they will bo none the less
welcome, for suffering humsnity has be-
Come tired Of modern doctoTlng snd the
public has great confidence in any RENEE |
dies put up by the firm Of which II. 81.
Warner is the head. The people have
become suspicious OF the effects Of doc
toring with Doisonous drugs. Few resI-
ize the Injurious effects following the
II many modern physicians |
These effects of poisonous drugs, already |
will become more pronounced |
in coming generations. Therefore we |
can cordially Wish the oil / fasnIonei new |
remedies the best OF success.