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THOROUGHLY ESTABLISHED.

»ome six or eight years ago the theory was publicly announced, as based on scientific investigation and practical experimenting, that many of the so-called diseases were, only symptoms, locally developed, of disease of the principal functionary organs of the system—the kidneys. It.has long been known that these organa are the great purifiera'of the system every drop of blood courses through them, as through the heart. If they are, healthy they .properly perform their natural functions eliminate the waste of the system, if they be deranged, a poison known as uric acid, resulting from the stagnant impurities, accumulates, -This poison naturally finds its way through the blood channels, its only outletif-the kidneys do not carry it off, and attacks any weak points it finds in its path. In this way there is developed a local disease, which is given a name that describes its local character. It is, in fact, but a symptom of kidneyjdiaease. The intensity of devotion to business in this country,! the push and grind, unknown to European! countries, induces a tendency to kidney,i disorder. It is an insidious foe, for the| accumulation of the uric acid frequently! i does not reveal itself until it attacks some vital point; hence men die so suddenly' with rheumatism, apoplexy, acuta Bright’* disease, pneumonia, &0., &o. The system has become so weakened by the insidious undermining of the poison coursing through the channels—of life—. the blood is the life—that it is bereft o£ vitality to throw off the local disease developed at any given point. It was, claimed when these 1 theories were! advanced that a specific for kidney de» rangement was the most effective remedy! for these most common and fatal ailments of .our modern life. If the fountain is purified the stream will be pure. To purify and strengthen the organic source is what the proprietors of Warner’s safe, cure claim to do, and that their theory is correct, seems to have been pretty effectually and practically demonstrated.; There are few hamlets in the United States or Canada where it has not been,; and is still being, used, and the same remark applies to every small and large! town and village in the Australian; colonies and New Zealand. It is no longer necessary for the proprietors to make any claims in regard to this extended investigation into its merits. The: point has been reached where the investigators take this duty upon themselves,' the hundreds of thousands of voluntary testimonials afford ample evidence of the now thoroughly established fact that moat diseases, socalled, are merely symptoms of kidney derangement, and that by r storing the kidneys to a healthy condition by Warner’s safe cure, general health is assured. The following may be taken as an example:—Received from W. T. Bennett, late Brevet, Brigadier General, U.S. Army, Freemantle, West Australia, December 18, 1890. When serving as an officer in the American War, nearly SO years ago, the hardships and vicissitudes of the campaign produced chronic disease of the kidneys and liver. I have since been a martyr to attacks of gravel and swelling of the loins, due to the presence of urates, indicating the diseased conditten of the kidneys. In course of time I had dreadful pains in the left side, and any; unusual exertion aggravated them considerably. My appetite and the pains caused extreme nervous irritability. Such was my condition when I had recourse to Warner’s safe cure. By the use of 10 buttles my sufferings were gradually but effectually removed.”

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Temuka Leader, Issue 2178, 21 March 1891, Page 1

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THOROUGHLY ESTABLISHED. Temuka Leader, Issue 2178, 21 March 1891, Page 1

THOROUGHLY ESTABLISHED. Temuka Leader, Issue 2178, 21 March 1891, Page 1

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