DANGERS OF DELAY.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4767, 7 July 1894, Page 3

DANGERS OF DELAY.

."' A Flagman upon tho railway line (lelayod— tho express rushed on itnd a scoro of lives wore lost. _ A nurse Girl neglected the child in tho park, and tho littlo one was drowned, , _ A Father was so busy ho had no 'Si t ' rao *° himself, and so jlcommon symptoms ran into a fatal j disease < A Motiihii was so absorbed by her children that sho did not notice her own danger until it was too late. A Million people neglect and delay, when, if they had only realised, their wholo happiness and very lives are at stake. A Pain in the Hack, Lassitude, Melancholy, Faintncss, Irritability, Prostration, all indicate a serious kidney difficulty, A Headache, Coated Tongue, Cold Feet, Irregularities, Weak Pulse, Constipation, unmistakably prove deranged kidneys or livor. dfILDELAY or neglect at such a time Way mean everything—may mean lV lifo or death. f A Prompt uso of the only standard rcniedy for such troubles, Wnrnor's Sakk Cure, is the part of wisdom. 'A Word to tho wise is sufficient.' Aro yon ono who can accept a timely suggestion and hence avoid the consequences of neglect,