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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14835, 11 November 1911, Page 4 (Supplement)

DON'T BE DOWNHEARTED.

If there -is on© thing that is needful in this world, it is courage ; constant and con- | tinuous courage. It is easy enough for most of us to display courage when there i is some special demand made upon us, but courage is apt to fail us in the face of life's ] daily carking worries; especially when Fate's hand seems to bear upon us unduly, as when we suffer persistently from some i one or more of tho many ailments of the . j body. We are apt to get very downhearted ' when afflicted for a lengthy period by I rheumatism, _ gout, lumbago, neuralgia, ! t backache, sciatica, blood disorders, anosmia, ! I indigestion, biliousness, . jaundice, .sick-; t headache, general debility, gravel, stone or j bladder troubles. These very common dis- j ■ orders aro all induced by retention in the I ; system of urio and biliary poisons, owing i Ito defective action of tho kidneys and i j liver. When tho kidneys and liver are •! acting efficiently tho uric and biliary poi- i ! sons are expelled from the body through ' 1 the natural channels. The reason that • I Warner's Safe Cure has proved so effectivo ! I in the treatment of all the disorders named ' } is that the medicino exercises a stimulating I J and restorative action upon the kidneys and ! , liver, infusing them with energy and en- i I abling them to adequately perform their i > appointed functions. The trouble is thus I i attacked at its source of ' origin. Sufferers : i should seek tho aid of Warner's Safe Cure ' ! without delay. There is no sense in endur- ! ing unnecessary pain. Warner's Safe Cure I i is sold by chemists and storekeepers every- S , where, both in the original (ss) bottles and i i in the cheaper {2s 6d) non-alcoholic " Con- i JLffiotrated" fori% ' ' -