The Dickinson press., 1892-07-09
SUCCESSOR!
Comparatively Few Attain ii.
Why Some Men Fail in Life.

while another. possessing apparently
the same amount, if not more. OF
brain power. of energy, talent, and
other necessary qualifications, makes
Il palpable failure of everything lie
undertakes!
Many persons, both educated and ig-
norant, attribute it to that peculiar
quality or gift if you will called
"luck," others looking more deeply
into the question, studying it in all
it's phases, find that success in amy
relation of life, commercial Or domes-
tic, depends not upon luck; but upon
hard work, .'stick-to-it-iveness" and
honesty. Many men who have pos
sessed and properly applied these
qualifications have built ~, immense
commercial concerns. business houses
which have astonished the world by
their magnitude. AS Il rule these
men have begun in small way and
by constant, severe. close application
to the one line which they had Sc
lected, have in time developed into
veritable kings i'll their several lines.
Oftentimes the question has been
asked, how is it that the Kickapoo In
dian Medicine Co. has been and still
is so successful? 1t can be answered
no more fully than by referring to the
beginning Of this article.
First of all this great firm. has, from
the very first day OF its existence,
when it was entirely unknown, made
honesty its watch word, the key note
of all its dealings and it has never
swerved Il hairs bredth from the
"straight and narrow path" laid out
in the beginning of it's phenominally
successful career.
Even now, to-day, when one OF the
many advertising parties of this great
firm is located for a fortnight in Dick
inson this maxim is religiously adj
hered to, and it always will be, no
matter what the result,
Two weeks ago this party was in
Mandan, by honest work, the reme'
dies of the Kickapoo Indians were i'll
troduced into every home in that
town. Their workjwas phenomenally
successful. Many people who had
suffered for years with stomach, liver
kidney and blood disorders, were be
ing rapidly brought back to perfect
health, among them is Harry Gibson
a young machinist in the N. =. shop
there. Since he was thirteen year:
old he had been afflicted with u mon
ster tape worm. Words can give III
. adequate idea Of the mental and phys
ical suffering endured by the unfor
tunate man, many times he almos
lost all hope. He tried time and agail
to relieve himself of his horrible foe
but without success, ut last, afte'
having spent more than Il hundre'
e and seventy-aye dollars, after havin
S swallowed quarts Of nauseous RGs
l. trums with no avail, he was induce
to take the Kickapoo Indian Tap
70 Worm Secret, a specific for the temt
e val of this terrible monster, and j
two hours, without starving himse'
Z with absolutely no pain he was free
from his enemy. With tears of 10
and thankfullness he left the office
. the Kickapoo Indians, another livir
monument to the virtue Of their rem
3 dies.
IS Are you sick, are you perhaps
rs need of help. of a strong aEm to ASST
IS, you once more to the heighth of go'
re health! If you arc don't hesitate, b
IF come to the camp of the kickap
Indians. consult the Doctor, it cos
you nothing, example their remedit
y they have five, and it you think til
they can help you, cure you, ia
OF them. try them, and you too will
he added to the ever growing throng
av happy, thankful mortals who o
e. their renewed health. strength,
their very life to the grand virtues
the Kickapoo Indian Medicines.
~" Office hours, 9 a. m. to S p. m.
the camp.
es, AS if to corroborate IL statemel
ole we are in a position to speak Of
in other grand success for the Kickal
IT. Indian Tape Worm Secret. ]
Frank Lish, Of Dickinson, Il gent
man well known here, : business N
a. whose word is surely good, had b
ne afflicted with a tape worm for
ak past eight years. Hearing the IL
yor an Doctor refer TO the eas of Ha
rc Gibson of Mandan. he visited niE,
of the camp, and took the treatme
- The medicine was administered
$40 a. m. and at 10 O'Clock he was
w. lieved of his unwelcome possessi
700 The worm is a fine specimen. and
ten head is attached by yards of thru
me like neck to the body. 1t al be Sc
me at the Indian camp at any time.
This wonderful remedy is only
of the six which the Kickapoo Me
cine Co. puts up, and they are all j
s. as efficient in their several lines
ian the Secret. Try them. and you "
me never rue it