CHANCE.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 15807, 2 January 1915, Page 3

CHANCE.

Despite the maxims taught -05 In childhood, chance is an important factor in human affaire. A man's success or "failure | nay depend upon his happening to be in I a particular place at a particular moment, or in catching a certain train or in missing ;-| it. Some people 'will read this paragraph, others will not. Those who do read it will acquire information which others will be without. Life is a tragedy of circumstances. Many people suffer from common ailments, such as rheumatism, gout, neuralgia, lumbago, backache, sciatica, blood disorders, anaemia. indigestion, •"j biliousness, jaundke, sick headache, lj general debility, gravel, stone, or bladder troubles, who do not, know- that their;/ suffering may be due to toe retention tii§LM f th« system of uric and biliary poisons. l%,|ef;?fi efficient action of the kidneys ,and liver p causes such retention. During the past Wjs£ 55 years treatment of the'disorders named ;'-,:,-,;; by Warner's Safe Cure has provide emi- "'" * nently successful simply because Warner*3 . | csafe Cure acts specifically upon tie kid- V? neys and brer, healing, soothing, and stimulating those important organs, thus'•'.; t| enabling them to deal with' and" , expell, naturally, the retained uric and biliary poisons which cans© the suffering. , C~r Warner's Safe Guns is sold by chemists , ': and storekeepers everywhere, boiji in the ,~ '■ original (ss) bottles and ;in it: -cheaper "f." (2s 6d) " concentrated," non-alcfcolic form, .; ; •_. ■ -.: .- •:.'■■, ■ r; ■;■ ■ -;.;■■: ■'■ . * *> ■ 't ' " a