MYSTERIOUS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2343, 10 July 1886, Page 3

MYSTERIOUS.

W' 1 f«ar no evil that I can seo!" exMimed Napoleon, and his acts proved, the truth of his philosophy. He could face danger in every form; but the sunken road of Waterloo was an nnsun foe, greater than the fooß around him This (utme principle seems true with most people, Wo fear tho unsoen; we dread the unknown; we shrink from that which jiDSieises the power to harm, that which ft liable to break at any moment. A volcano is picturesque; but men do not boild theiVnomes upon its sides, J In the midst of so much mystery and *.w npy unseen dangers, we naturally fe«l a sense of awe. We wonder if some mall portion of the'human machinery ihwld get out of order what the' result would D 8 :; and we fear dinster from pewerswe cannot comprehend. It is Bitural wc should do so! It is .reasonable y» (hould wonder what will become of us if the delicate mechanism of tho brain should get broken. It is natoral we thenld aak what the result would be if the million tissues of the lungs,' liver, or kidneys should become disordered. A slight ezceae, i careless attention to tho ■"etejjji'of health apparently doca no harm, bjhit none'the less undermines the life, vitality which must be honored in the future. The trite saying that such acts "drive nail's in one's oeffin" is as truo an it is old. But our own neglect is by no means 'ill the unseen injuries that come to the human system. Thore are a thousand «vil influences all around us at war with our lives They are inhaled into the \nnsfi and poison the blood; They are Absorbed through - the skin and foster anSjiisese; they are devoured with the food and corrode the most important organs of the body; they are transmitted by contact vith vegetables and minerals, as well as wnkind. Good health ia a thing to be acquired; it will not come of its own aeeord. The man or woman who possesses the power to counteract all these evil influences and tendencies has obtained a se*wt of untold value. The constant strain and exertions above referred to, gradually weaken some of the most imperttnt organs of the body, aud invite them to welcome the coming of broken health. The-lungs, hea.rfc, liver, and kidneys eat very easily becomeweakened; and how?. By these very abuses and strains that are constantly brought to bear QpoD them. It is necessary to guard thts« organs and preserve their proper tone at all times. 1 prominent gentleman felt unusually ttVed one day, but supposing it to be »»ui , ||(by ever-esertlon, he gave it little ritoaSTon, The next day he was not so languid, but his head pained him. This he attributed to indigestion, and took no farther, notice of it. Matters went along Wkthis way for several weeks, tho headSSies and Ungour increasing, accompanied •eeais'onally by certain dull pains in varieus parte of the body. He was not wholly jwenslble to these troubles; bub being closely occupied,' heliocdlesaly overlooked them. There finally came an intenso win in th" small of the back ; his ankles ream* swollen to twice their natural tin, most violent nausea took possession •f him, and life seemed one intense pain. A phvsician wae ailed, who pronounced is Bnght's disease of the kidneys, which he yai able to relieve but could not cure. Now, had anyone warned this gentleau that the symptoms that had troubled bin so long arose from the kidneys, he would have attended to them at once;

but ht did ntlknowii; and manymonand vosjen to-day, in every part of Australia, are suffering, substantially, as did this jrentjoman, and from the same causo; and it is Hth time they should know what it MeansT It means present discomfort, fa tore unhappiness and premature death, nnless attended to promptly apd treated, rightly. The only discovery which has

ever been made in the scientific or medical

worlds that is a certain remedy for all «n«h (roubles, is Warner's Safe Cure. Aide from a tropical leaf whose properties, like Peruvian bark, are known Md invaluable, it acts at once and naturally upon the organs which produce these iistrcising troubles, carrying health to the entire system, and banishing pain. While the most serious ovils which can afflict man or womankind are those which •rise from disordered kidneys, they are

diseases which am be controlled if taken

In time.. The trouble is, that they are " unseen evils," and the primary danger

(irises from tho fact that the nyniptorcs they monifpst are not recognised, but are attribuied t.oso:;ic minor didder, which, by being considered slight, isporBiitted to fasten itself tuion the system. That one-half of tho physical disordurs arise from imperfect kdneys, is a new 1 but a settled truth: and that these disorders might bo prevented by using WarMd* Safe Curu is equally true. ThousandfljP:people, iucluding prominent physicians, scientists, and divines, who have known of its wonderful powers end, leeommend it, It acts upon both liver and kidneys in a direct and certain manner, and invariably relievos and strengthens both. It puts them in a healthy egndition, when,, otherwise, thoy would Sly become inflamed. It gives a pleasing tonio to the entire system, and haraonises all)the parts. Chemists throughout the world sell it; and the opportunity (et thus obtaining its benofita are brought ■ear to every one. .It will solve the Mystery of good hoalth, and keep back the day on which comes" the great mystery."