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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1249, 6 February 1896, Page 18

LOWER THE KATES. Most readers will agree with me in saying, " Yes ; lower the rates ; whether it be poorrates, municipal-rates, or parochial-rates, show me the war to lower them and I will quickly adopt it P' If this eagerness to lessen financial expense —general rates -is so universal, what must it be when the death-rate is considered ? Surely no one would neglect any reasonable chance of lessening the danger of disease—to lower the death-rate. Any means ; any agent ; any suggestion should be welcomed by all. Still ; there is surprising apathy on the part of some on this very question. Here we have at hand, within reach of every inhabitant of every town and city in Australia, a means, a remedy—Warner's Safe Curo —which has been adopted and tried by thousands, where its timely use has lowered the death-rate and reduced the invalid list; but strange to say many arc ailing to-day, who hesitate adopting 01 trying this safe and sure remedy in the face of this proof ; in the face of thousands of letters from previous invalids, now enjoying good health—unimpeachable testimony of Australian men and women ; worthy inhabitants of towns and cities from every part of Australia. You may ask, " How is it this remedy is so universally successful ? ' Easily explained. Nine-tenths of all human ailments are caused by diseased kidneys or liver, and a sure way to cure these troubles is by treating the organ 3 which cause them. Warner's Safe Cure acts directly upon these two organs, and by purifying the source you purify the stream — remove the cause. This medicine has now been before the public nearly twenty years, and reports from all civilized countries show it possesses the power of healing the kidneys and invigorating the liver. Why not adopt it ? Why should precious time be wasted, and the symptoms which trouble you be allowed to increase, when friends and neighbours assure } on it cured them, and in face of the abundant proof of its lowering the deathrate 1