THE GOOD SHIP

Temuka Leader, Issue 2017, 8 March 1890, Page 1

THE GOOD SHIP

Was rapidly foundering in the breakers. She bad repeatedly signalled for help and fired minute guns, but the life-sav-ing boat on shore was found l insea worthy when wanted, ancl before it could be made good the gallant captain of the doomed ship ran up the three flags shown at the beginning

of this paragraph, signifying “Too late.” Too late 1 what a world of agony is compressed in those two little words. Too late for rescue. Too late to save life. Yet there was a time when it was not too late. Before the vessel got among the breakers, before the patient was given up as hopeless. As yet you are beyond the breakers, and there is hope for yon. We want to save you—to,do you good. You are not feeling well this spring ; your appetite is fickle; your eye-sight is not so keen ns it should be ; you are distressingly nervous % you urinate more frequently than formerly; your bowels, are constipated ; you e«,nnot sleep well, etc. Yen taka pills and doctor yourself a little, but,you feel no better. Yon. consult your physician who gives you a prescription or. fixes you Jip a botije of medicine with the remark that you will be «11 right in a few days. But his prophecy proves untrue, and while, perhaps, feeling h® worse, you certainly feel no better. You have no particular pain, and there is where, the danger lies. Your kidneys are affected, and a* they have few or no nerves of pen?a\t.ion yon are unaware that they are diseased. 1 Just now is the time when you should h'ave help. Advanced Kidney Disease, which the doctors say they cannot cure, and which they do not, is but another name for Bright’s Disease. Your blood is loadt'd with impurities which the kidneys do not excrete and which finds its way to all parts ilf yom- system. You are doctoring for symptoms, when Kidney Disease is at the bottom of all your trouble. Now. Walter's Safe Cure is a medicine especially adapted for all derangements of the Kidneys an d Liver. It has stood the test of ten yea ve* severe trial and has come out triumph 'aflat. We know it will do as represented, it&era is no guess-work about it, and a m illioffi. unsolicited teati menials from the people in the land can be produced in p roof of our assertion. Give this great rerue dy a chance to cure you. It will do it, aiid mot only quickly but permanently. Then be wise to-day, that (those terrible words, “Too late/ may' not k 0 written over against your life.