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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXVIII, Issue 47, 22 November 1900, Page 26

tLook at the People You Meet daily. Their faces tell the story of their lives. Tliey tell of penury or plcnt>, of refinement or coarseness, of health or disease. Three fourths oi these people are "not up to the mark." The> arc not all ~JjM^n& "ill," but ni.iny of them Cs^ "•^^T are - an d f ew arc whole and qC^P 1 // hearty. Kidney disease Jl'tfy comes on gradually under cover of a hundred dilferT^^mj^jJr er.t sjniptoms : Fickle appetite, coated tongue, nausea, indigestion, pallor .^^PPJPAtan^ ol ifle >^> n > lassitude, heu'l -allies, nervousness ~*i^ *" jg^ or slot !>lc •-.ness, b.!Lk»ache, r*fr^ fc bjrni'sjf or uii!".ntural *_ JHk^_ f'( quei ry in \oiding, esWarner's Safe Cure ft hi i-K luiicli N / , I inuood. i)i \- fulnu to il t )>roi t rly ami Vft St.kin,;S t.kin,; tins \.ilujl)'l iiKilirme %**&' foi nt ii< nioii.lis, 1 u.ts romi«l.t. X n-ton-d to health. If >^^^h|^ f 'l' 1^ 1 < ' 111 1 i is of an> use \oa liim ui\ full pi n.n^MCn to |>ubIH^^Hs^W I'^li ■' I°r Ifi < I tt'v hf< his I>i i.n b,mil|j» \\ .aiicr's baft Cure C II \KI.h S AKMITAM-. (Ariiiita^e ..V Co., luipoiterii),