The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-01


Colon,. seth Warner, of Vermont
inc famous hero ot the Revolutionary
war, w1s ~ leading tighter tor tie
Hampshire gtaut7.
These tit c- were dist by tnc
~ .te of New York, and It-nu hor.ucs
obtained IN edict Of the King OF Eng
and in their faS orr The settlers were
stuug by TIE supposed ioju-ticc.
This .tatc OF things brought Co.onei
seth Warner ID The front. WITH
Ethan Allen and others he actively
opposed every effort OF the New
! ORR state authorities to cniorc pos
session, and liua y he, with Allen aud
others, were outlawcd and u price put
On thcir head-A
To circumvent Now York, 1t was
DcccssAry that some one should 20 IL
20 thnt state and gain required ii
formation. Colonel Warner, assum.
ing for safety tho name OF "Dr. How
ard undertook this pcrllous and ro-
mantle journey.
Wh!l, on his way home, he stopped
at country inn, whore an old gentle
man and daughter were stormbound.
The father fell i'll, and the daughter
called upon Colonel Warner, who,
with his widc knowledge Of simple
remedies, successfully treated the "old
man" and he finally won the young
woman tor wife.
Such incidents were not uncommon
in those years. When the doctor was
not easily reached, months Of sick
ness, aud even lite were ottcn -nVcd
10y some uuprOiessionol frien VutSod
IN the use of simple herbs and roots.
The health of carly settlers aud their
powers ofeuduranCc convince lis that
such medicines did only good and
lett no poison in the blood to work rs
much injury to the system rs would
tho disease itself.
In tune OF peaco tho colonel was In
constant demand for his know ledge
of simple remedies and their power
over dis, nse. But it was lett to
smother OF his name of tho present
age to give to the public what was
then used with such positive success.
Warner for over hundred years
has shared with Ethan Allen the ad-
mralion of the American people.
Colonel - IN Warner belongs to a
family OF wide distinctions; no less
han eight members thereof won fame
in the regular practice Of medicine.
Looking to the adoption by the
people of this generation of the old
Dino simple rcmcdlcs his Gescendant,
II. II. Warner, the wcl!-known pro-
prietor Of Warmers safe cure, for
many years has been cXpcrimen ting
with old time roots and herbs for
mur and, his search having been
lnally rewarded with success, he
gives the world tho result.
These recipes and iormulm in other
days accomplished great things be
cause they were purely v, ,getabie and
combined simply so ~ to cure the
disease indicated, without injury to
the system. In harmony with their
old time character, we learn that he
proposes to call them Warmers Log
Cabin Remedies, using as trade
mark an old-tashioncd American log
cabiD. We understand chat he iu-
tends to put forth a "Sarsaparilla" for
the blood, the ssrt apart la itself being
but ono OF pumber of simple and
effective clements; LOG Cabin Hops
and Buchu,"a general stomach tonic
aud invigorator: Log Cab
in Cough and Consump-
ton Remedy" "Warper's Log
Cabin Scalpine' for the hair; a prep
aration for that universal disease
catarrh called "Log Cabin Rose
Cream aud warmers Log Cabin
Liver Pills,' which are to be used in
connection with the other remedies,
or ind, pen IDENTIFY, as required.
Warmers safe remedies are already
standard of the most pronounced
scicntilic value in all parts of the
world, aud we have no doubt the Log
Cabin Il ,medies, for the diseases
they are intended to cure, will be OF
equal merit, for MIR. Warner has the
reputation of connecting his name
with no preparation that 10 not meri-
torious.