THE AUSTRALIAN'S RECKLESSNESS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4736, 2 June 1894, Page 3

THE AUSTRALIAN'S RECKLESSNESS.

p Tho Englishman and the Scotch- }'■■: man, and especially tho latter, have ', much to say in and out of reason ; hbont tha recklossnoss of tho Aus- '..*■ tralian, tho caso with which ho | throwaasido work for play, aud his h . general improvidence. Especially against tljjjmjih Australian do they level tho aceMtion that he is, with ', fow exceptions, a periodical drunkard; that ho can novor earn a chequo without itching to spend it: and tho improvidence begins and \ ends in him. To judge superficially \ as tho old worldcrs havo dono, withv out any knowledge or approciatior of Australian conditions, all the fore, going charges are true. But heal ■ the aubjdet" intelligently and yon find the Australian is j.is; ■tho revcrso. All that is wronj with him is dyspepsia at tho begin ing and later on aggravated kidnoj diseases. The menu of tho bush ii unvarying which is in itself a ha( thing, and of poor quality, which/' ii ■Tory much worse. Di-mper to/thi and such damper as hcusci jj|| ,l^^ioiW["e l is a substance wmstitutei BB o HB soda ii no bicarbonato o B soda if/PHKH't any, a littlo sal ™f and a largo lire. Six months of sue! a diet finds tho bushman surcharge' " with bilo ; his stomach coated witl tho tanuin of the unspeakable tea his throat caked with tho soot o sheep-wash tobacco; then lie gets hi cheque and winds up at the shanty wo havo numberless instances o both dyspepsia and fever bavin; B| been completely cured by a few dose M of tho Cure. It gently stimulate H tho jaded system, the reorganise f the disorganised functions. Warner' SAFE'Curo is tho one bush mcdiciui