POISONED.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10679, 6 July 1912, Page 6

POISONED.

A large number of lamentable deatbi jccur annually from poison taken eithei deliberately or accidentally. Tnere ar« very many kinds of poisons, and soma of the most inimical aro> Constantly being manufactured within our bodies. It is as necessary to life that the tissues of the body should waste away as it h that they should be continuously renewed by an adequate supply of food, air, and water. The waste mattei lormed within us must be removed from ;he body as fast as it is formed or w« nust suffer from ill-health—or_ self-3oisoning—-caused by its retention ill iho system. Most of the common ills from which we suffer, such as rheumatism, gout, neuralgia, lumbago, backiche, sciatica, blocd disorders,, anaemia, indigestion, biliousness, jaundice, sickleadache, general debility, gravel, ston« ind bladder troubles are due to th< tietention of uric and biliafry waste soisons which would bo removed, ihrough the natural channels, if th? fidneys and liver were acting efficienty. It is therefore requisite, if we suffer from any of the ailments mentioned, ,hat the kidney.* "nd liver be restored ,o health and activity. The reason thai Earner's Safe Cure has been so sue :essfully employed in the cure of all -heso ailments is that the medicine act* ipecificany upon the kidneys and liver, ixercising a restorative and stimulating nfluence upon these vital organs, thuj insuring the expulsion from the >f the uric and biliary poisons,,the pre.once of which* is the cause of the suffering. The action of Warner's Safe 3uro is described in detail in a treati&l vhich will be sent, post free, to anyon< >n application to H. H. Warner and )0., Limited, Australasian Branch Melbourne. Warner's Safe Cure is soli jy nu'enJsts and storekeepers every vhero, both in the original 5s bottle tnd in the cheaper (2s 6d) "Concen rated," non-alcoholic form; each con aining the same number of dosee.