A Maori on Law.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3315, 21 September 1889, Page 3

A Maori on Law.

A Patca Maori was relating his oxporionco of tho law and its peculiarities tho other day. He said; " My lawyer come to mo and said lie could get me somo land I claimed by Maori titlo from an ancestor, mid tho pakoha know was in dispute. 1 told him all about it, and ho said, *ltis a vory good case; you ought to win." I thought that was all right, so I said,' Go on quick and got mo my land.' He said, ' Vory good.' By and bye ho came to me and said ho wanted one of my pigs to pay expenses, and loaught tho pig and gave it him. Very soon he came for another pig, and I had it caught for him. In a few weeks ho had taken all my nine pigs, but ho had given ino no land! I said nothing, but I did not like this. In about a

fortuight ho carao and took away my horse. Thou I said to him I have j. had enough of law. If I let you go I on you will eat up tho land too. You have takon all'my pigs and my liorso; that is enough— enough law for mo and enough pay for you," Hawera Star, The Giant of Medicines. The greatest Medicine on eakth for it cubes when other remedies vail. Why is it effective in so many different diseases! Warner's Safe Cure is not a " euro all," but yet it is a specilio medicine j/or many diseasos. Why one remedy affect so many cases is in this wiso. The diseases have a common cause and a remedy that can affect the causo, permanently cures all the diseases, Unlike any other organ in the body, tho kidney, when diseased, may itsolf bo freo from pain, and the vory fact that it is not painful, leads many peoplo to deny that it is , diseased, But mtdicul authorities agree that it can be far yone with disease and yet ifm forth no pain, because it has fow if any nerves of sensation, and these are the only meansof conveying the sense of paiu, thus unconsciously diseased, it affects the entiro system. Wo do not open a watoh to see if it is going or in good order; we look at tho hands, or note tho accuracy of its timo. Bo wo need not open the kidney to see if it is dincased. Wo study tho condition of tho Byatom. Know then, kidney diseaso produces any of the following symptoms; backache, fluttering aud pain in the heart, tired /"feelings, irregularity and excess in urinating, especially during night, sour stomach, heartburn, with dyspepsia, intenso pain upon sudden oxcitoment in the small of the back, headache aud neuralgia, loss of memory, rheumatism, chills and lover and pnoumouia, dropsical swellings, red or white brick dust, albunm and tube casts in the water, constipation alternating with looseness, short . breath, pleurisy and bronchial affec- < tions, yellowish palo skin, etc. J Thesoare among tliochiof disorders or symptoms caused by a diseased condition of the kidneys. Now then, isn't it clear to you that the kidnoys being tho cause ol all these dorangoHionts, if thoy themselves are restored to health by the great specific, Earner's Safo Cure, tho majority of tho above ailments will disappear? There IS NO MYSTERY ABOUT IT. It doOS cure many bad states of the system precisely as wo have indicated. When tho kidneys are diseased, the albumen, the lifo property of tho blood, escapes through the wall aud passes «, away in the water, whilo tho urea, ' the kidney poison, remains, and it is i]iis kidney poison in the blood that, circulating throughout the entire body, affects every organ, and produces all the above smplmns. Therefore, we say confidently that Warner's Safo Cure is tho most EFFECTIVE MEDICINE EVER DISCOVERED for tho human race, It is the common remedy which, overcoming the common cause, removes the greatest possible number of evil effects from Ik system, 1 Let us noto a few of these diseases, and how they are affected by kidney poison, aud oured by Warner's Safo Curo.

Consumption—ln a great many cases consumption is only the effect of a diseased condition of the system anil not an original disease. If the kidneys aroinactive and there is any natural weakness in the lungs, the kidney poison attacks their substance, und mutually they waste away, and aro destroyed. Dip your finger in 4y- acid and it is burned. Wash tho finger oyery day in acid and it soon bocomes a festering soro and is eventually destroyed. The kidney poison aeid in the blood has the same destructive effect upon the lungs. For this reason a person whoso kidneys aro ailing will have grave attacks of pneumonia in the spring of tho year, Lung fevers, coughs, colds.bronchitis, pleurisy, etc., at all seasons of the year. Eectify tho action of the kidneys by Warner's Safe Cure as many hundreds, of thousands lmvo dono, and you will ho surprised at the \ improvement in the condition of the ■** lums.

Impaired Eye-sight.—Kidney acid with some persons hos an special <#»'ty fir the tvplic nerves, and though wo have nover urged it as a euro for disorderad eye-sight, many persons havo written us expressing surprise that ufior a thorough course of treatment with Wamor'u Safe

Cure, their eyesiijhi has been vastly improved. In fact, one of the host oculists says, that half the patients that come to him with bad eyes, upon examination he discovers are victims of kidney disorder. Wo havo no doubt that the reason why so many people complain of failing eyesight early m life, is that, all unconscious to themselves, their kidneys have ken out of order for yum, and tho kidney poison is gradually ruining their system.

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stranger in a strange land, I do not wish tho people to feel that I want to tako tho least advantage over them. I feol that I have a romedy that will cure disease, and I have so much confidonco in it that 1 authorise my agents to refund the wonoy if people should Bay that thoy havo not benefitted by its use', 1 felt at onco that you would never say that unless tho medicine had a merit, and I applied for the Agency, a stop which I now look back upomvith prido and satisfaction iJr«riqcothaHiiuelhivs found fn i

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