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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4749, 16 June 1894, Page 3

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" I know of no way of judging the [futuio but by the post." ' : '

Tins Rgmauk was made by the greatest, of American orators. H's words woio ringing, and' what ho said is true, Lot lis see: The Histosy of. lie livos of most men and women shows that tbey bavo'somc happiness, some nrsery, j and muqb. clisappouitinoat, ?., It siioivstlmt the majority of men mu 1 . women break down during their ■livos, and that four, voryfow, die of old ago'. / It suows that carolessnoss arid neglect lntvo been the cause of this breaking down, and that enre, watcliEul.ucssimdiiitelligcnccproYont it.

I It snows that the chief causo of breaking dowli is duo to some form of kidney, liver or bladder trouble and to the innumerable complaints common to women*

Tub iilvoky of this country for ( ho past fen years, howcvoi, shows that theso tioubles can bo and are beiu-r decreased, mid that they can at all tlmra bo controlled.

It S'.ows that tbo means by which may be done is within tbo reach of alt and that it is a purely scieniifio pi'ejMUiti'm rank sod" by the doctors and used univcisu'ly. In f. cv, no other than Winner's Safj: Cure,

If Yoii Wiiu (o judge the fid tire 1 in your own ]i ; c, If You Di:s>-in to part the veil which may sepaiato jou from the greatunboHiibefoioyou, If You A'>: interested to know what your iiutiic life may be, whether health or happiness, sickness or misery, look at the past. You will s?c tlint caroiuid the u»eoi tic riqjht remedy has kept, has preserved, has sus! dined people, mid that the neglect o."thc;o things has brought sicklies and imiimely death.

If You Aim: a wise man or woman, you will ponder over'tbso things and Piiof'.t BvTikm.