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Horowhenua Chronicle, 20 December 1911, Page 3

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ACCORDING TO " BAGSTER." "Bagstar" says that "most me« work to get enough to eat," so as "t« kave the strength to work to get enougl to Mi." This is a gloomy viow bo t,ik< >f the life of a healthy man; bat what ikoat the milliom who have to perform their daily toil handicapped by varioui lilmento? Most folks have but indif* ferent htalth, and it ia curious how ' , : jnany seem to become reconciled to go« ing Buffering through life. Just think »f the number of people who are afflict>4 with rheumatism, gout, lumbago, isuralgia, backache, sciatica, blood-cli»-»rders, anaemia, indigestion, biliousn^u, 5 jaundwe, tick-headache, general dt< il- . itv, gravel, stone or bladder troublw. All these complaint* are symptoms of & iiiordered condition of the kidnejs and -t liver which permits poisonous uric and Hilary natter to be retained in the sy»- . torn instead of being expelled in a natural manner. r; The reason that Wan ner'a Safe Cure has been so successful In the treatment of all the complaint! <. pwntioned ia that the medicine oxermeet a restorative and stimulating effect upon the kidney > and liver, thai ' renewing the activity of .thoee vital j organs and ensuring the expulsion from the body of the retained uric and billi try matter which causes the suffering. - i The poisonous matter being 'removed, ' the pain necessarily ceases. Warner'i Safe Cure is sold by chemists'and store-':;*-.*? keepers everywhere, both in the original ®! (stj bottles, and in the cheaper (2s 6d) > "Ooooqatntedj" non-alcoholic form. I •vfc %-., v ; 3 ; - „ t . v 1