Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-08-15
R=I=P=A=N=S.
Soap, Salt, vaseline and Gunpowder.

@T> that by leeching the ashes and
e. "a adding any lefu grease at
~ @I command. she may make SER
- viceable soap. And yet, not
- . withstanding this, she finds 1t
~ - better to buy a soap made by
improved methods. Some man.
- ia ufacturers produce soap OF such
Rs peculiar excellence that people
~ are led to specially desire it:
MNh and the makers advertise their
g / product widely, and accumu-
@ late fortunes by its sale. The
@@A fact still remains that soap is
L. W com bination Of alkaloid and
Sesas% grease. Its manufacture is a
simple or artistic process, according to
the quality produced. Soap has been
made for thou ands Of years, but the
best soaps are the product OF nine
teenth century methods
GunpOWder is composed of charcoal.
sulphur, and saltpeter. Yet not every
wood produces the best charcoal for the
purpose. Some sorts of sulphur are OF
more value than others to the manufac-
turer of gunpowder, and saltpeter must
be properly prepared to admit OF best
results. Given all of best quality, skill
in blending IS still required, and al
though it IS possible for almost any one
TO make an explosive mixture, those
who have use for gunpowder find it ad-
vi able to buy Of a manufacturer who
has gained reputation for making the
best. The ingredients are nc secret, but
the resultant combination Is OF proved
effectiveness, and, although some other
may be as good, it is risky to expert
ment; consequently the trademark OF
favorite brand OF gunpCwder is worth
a g. eat sum to its owner.
Medicines are of less universal use
than soap, and more persons require
them than have occasion to buy gun
powder.
Soap is universal cleanser.
GunpOw is the explosive III most
common use.
There is a certain form OF prescrip-
ton in almost as common use among
medical Iract tiCners, III THEN attend
ance upon the sick. as soap IS in the c.
erv-day affairs OF the household. L
seem; to be needed on every occasion.
This application BY physicians Of g sin
&c remedy for many apparently vary
ING ills comes about from tha we'll
known fact that every illness results
from or is augmented py Il disturbed
nditiOn OF pa 'tic}IlGr organs that
come in play in The con- e!'riOE Of food
into muscle or bio j. G" into power OF
action Dy limb CT brain. Whatever
aids or stimulates those organs gives
lie and energy 10 all Others. IL is not sc
very strange that. oat Of the expert
ence of generations, a TO- nula should
be evolved that is Us simple and definite
as that used for making soap or gun
powder. The marked difference to be
obse we'd. however, in the case OF the
medical conn ound of Rhut arb and So
C2 md hnf ny n nn a
" we'll known that 60 TO make VI this
prescription. IS. that the method by
which it could be prepared IN s manner
to secure permanent excellence, anu ad-
nit of transportation In form fit for
immediate use, is a recent discovery.
1t IS or that reason the compound has
only now arrived at the distinction q
having a name assigned 20 it. That
name is RIP ANS, and each letter is
the initial of one of the constituent in
gradients.
: The preparation Of medicines in tab
let form has only been rendered posi-
bic in large way by machinery IN
vented within comparatively short
time: but the result has already worked
a material change in medical practice
The physician to-day is supplied with
medicines IN this form, and the maker
who produces best results secures the
trade The ap5thecary is fast ceasing
TO compound the physicians pIescrip.
ton, but sells instead the same ingre'
dents prepared with a skill and nicely
that is beyond his own power to equal
with the facilities at his command.
Physicians do not write prescriptions
for petrole UNI Jelly, but put down, in
stead, the word vaseline, and the en-
terprising merchant who applied his
trade mark to a common product, the
great excellence and wide application
of which he had been among the first
to discover, reaps a profit therefrOm,
and deserves it by the uniform excel.
lence and purity Of the article he sup
plies.
So, too, the manufacturers of RIP
ANS Tabules, being the first to set or
foot careful inc uiries concerning the
myriad com binations of Rhubarb and
Soda known to be in such universal use
among doctors, aud TO search out the
particular prescription that -
had acquired the greatest fame &. 49,
and widest cceptance, and 49,
then to undertake the manu- 6ag@esA
tacture in modern tablet form. e Vze
using the choicest of selected " aa -
drugs and combining them by
=:ss5 that "a s.' 5ssss 15s
trade mark that is valuable, @ -
and given to the public medi e = 80
cine of more uniform excel ~zfs%
lence and wider application Amnan
than any other that has ever - So
be IN known. 49,
1t has been asserted that the
principal ingredients of these - -
tabules are in about as con-
slant use by the best ply -
slcians in their daily practice 90
rs salt is by the housewife in ~ I'D
the preparation of the family ~~
meals.
NJ SHOCKING! A mild, con.
No tinuous current of electricity
cures.
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