NO TRIPLE ALLIANCE,

Clutha Leader, Volume XX, Issue 1033, 11 May 1894, Page 3

NO TRIPLE ALLIANCE,

BUT THE ALLIANCE OF ALL CIVILIZED NATIONS IN FAVOR OF WaKNER's SAFE Remedies. Curing all peoples, in all climes, and under all conditions. +- Constant pfforts are being made to bring about strong alliances between powerful nations, either for defensive or offensive purposes, which, however, are of little importance to mankind, as compared with the universal alliance for the protection of the public health. All civilized nations are allied in matters of sanitary regulation and matters pertaining to public health. As will be shown below, all nations ar» allied in the question of Warner's Safe Cure as being the most valuable remedy for the cure of diseases of the kidneya, liver, and urinary organs. GERMANY.— Dr Fischer, Go-vernment-District Physician at Neuenbuerg, Wurttemberg, attests : — ' I have pleasure in saying, one of my patients, who was suffering from Bright's disease of th« kidneys, and who, in consultation with eminent colleagues, was treated with all other known therapeutic remedies without avail, was completely cured through the use of Warner's Safe Cure.' ENGLAND.— Rev. J. WilsonHaffenden, Church House, Bordesley Green, Bircningham, attests : — ' I have for years, since I left India, been a perfect martyr to indigestion, caused by sluggish liver, and have tried various doctors and thnir medicines without any permanent benefit, I was induced to try Warner's Safe Cure and Pills, with the result that 1 am now completely restored to health, and T find by continuing to take one pill at dinner and one dosff of Warner's Safe Cure early every morning they keep my digestive organs in good order. FRANCE. — Prof. J. Poiraud, 8.A., B.Sc, Paris, attests :—' After weeks of suffering from inflammation of the bladder, during which time, although under the most noted specialists, the disease steadily developed and I rapidly grew weaker, I resorted to the use of Warner's Safe Cure. It promptly relieved the painful symptoms and my convalescence to a complete cure was uninterrupted and rapid, and I can conscientiously say that my present apod health is solely attributable to Warner's Safe Cure.' AUSTRIA— Baron V. Wiciretter M,D., Vienna, attests : — • Warner's Safe Cure has effected an undeniable and eminently satisfactory cure in the family of one of my near relations.' BELGIUM. — Mr F. Watelle, Boitsford, Brussels, attests : — ' I suffered from severe headaches, jaundice, extreme enervation and general debility, resulting from a torpid condition of the liver, and after failing to obtain relief from other treatments, I used Warner's Safe Cure, which promptly relieved these symptoms, and restored me to health.' SWITZERLAND— Mr J.B. Hess, Teacher of Sandbuechel by Rorshach, attests : — ' For many years my health was unsatisfactory, until in 1892 the disease showed itself in an alarming way, and it was found that I suffered from kidney disease, for which I employed Warner's Safe Cure, and after a thorough treatment was completely cured.' UNITED STATES.— R. A. Gunn, M.D., Professor New York Medical College, attests : — ' In severe cases of | Bright's disease, where all other remedies and treatments failed, I have j effected permanent cures with Warner's Safe Cure. Furthermore I am convinced that in all ailments where the blood is in an unhealthy condition, and the general health impaired, the advantage gained from the use of Warner's Safe Cure is remarkable,' AUSTRALIA. — The testimonials we are daily receiving are so flattering j and their numbers so great as to the results of Warner's Safe Remedies in the Southern Hemisphere, that want of space prevents us from making selections within the limits of this article. We therefore refer the general public to the cases specifically detailed in our ■ pamphlets and occasional notices.

Windsor Castle, which is a- much duller place to stay at than you would suppose, and by no means remarkable either for comfort or cooking, was quite excited over Mr Gladstone's farewell ' command 'to dine and sleep. It was of course the last time he would sib at Her Majesty's table as Prime Minister of England. One who was present says the G.O.M. simply astounded everyone. He was in the best of spirits, comparing notes with the Queen on byegone events, not hesitating to correct her if wrong, and generally enthralling the company with his wit and badinage. His stories were new, and his facial expression inimitable. Her Majesty has never cordially liked either Mr Gladstone or his policy, but her respect and admiration for him are boundless. She has said, not once, but many times, that the only two men who flatly contradicted her and never toadied were the Jate John Brown and Mr Gladstone. Mrs Haughteigh — * Why didn't you stop, sir, when you saw me wave my hand ?, Street Oar Conductor — ' I thought you were throwing me kisses, mum.'