THERE’S A BETTER TIME COMING

New Zealand Mail, 29 January 1902, Page 64

THERE’S A BETTER TIME COMING

This is always a safe prediction make. Tho trouble is that, in our gloomy moments, it is difficult for us to detach ourselves from our misery and realise its truth. AVe can all sympathise with tho farmer who, listening to a fair singer who repeatedly assured her audii enca that “a better time was coming, 1 ’ excitedly asked her if she would kindly fix the date. We all want to know tho date, but, alas! none can tell us. A great deal of the misery of hfe, however, can be avoided by cultivating a cheerful spirit, and taking care to keep in as good health as possible. people, through neglect or ignorance, patiently, or ifhpatiently, endure suffer' ing which the exercise of a little cars on their part would readily overcomeMost of the common ailments am from a disordered condition of the nevs or liver. Rheumatism, W i Neuralgia, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, dice, Biliousness, Anaemia, most pW" disorders, Gravel, Debility, and Hngl. Disease are all due to disease or peded action, of those vital organ > can all be speedily cured by ac ° q a f 0 Warner’s Safe Cure. . Warner’s Sale Cure is a medicine which has a P . action upon the kidneys and uv ’ will in every case restore Uhealth and activity. When thebJJ. and liver are in thorou^ h w ut §med der, none of the can exist.