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Colonist, Volume LVII, Issue 13772, 8 May 1915, Page 2

CHANCE. Despite the maxims taught'us in childhood, chance is ■an important factox* in human afj'airs. A man's success or iailure may depend upon his happening to be in a particular ftlace 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, smh as rheumatism, gout, neuralgia, lumbago, backache, sciatica, bloc;! disorders, aiuo.jnia, indigestion, JjiJfor..s;j!.'.si-:,. . jaundice, sick headache, general" uebility, gravel, stone or bladder troubles, who" do not know that their suffering may be due to the retention in _ the system of uric and biliarypoisons. Inefficient action of the. kidneys and liver causes such retention. During the past thirty-five years treament of the-disorders named by Warner's Safe Cure has proved eminently successful simply because Wraner's Safe Cure acts specifically upon the kidneys and liver, healing, soothing,, and stimulating those, important organs, thus enabling them to deal with, and expel, naturally, the retained uric and biliary poisons which cause the suffering. Warner's Safe Cure is sold by chemists and storekeepers everywhere, both in the, original (5/-) bottles and in the cheaper »> (2/6) "Concentrated}" non-alco-holic form.

Wkn Indisposed. DR. MORSE'S INDsAN F?OOT PILLS STiLL EFFECTIVE AFTER TV. HWTY YEARS' USE. It is :-■ :il that after repeated anr? lengthy ;se of certain mr.-iicinc-s that the ;.'itient Incomes irmmnie tc their ef- ,,.■■' fects an.! • M-'W\:^.i% nectary . A''v'-V',',- i ■" -;.-: .'•.^'".^ to som o. , Jk-.v"-!'■■ ; : :-" ' ■';..•": otner re- . (^Hi^- ■■ ■5-:':: ■ .V:■•':.■•'" '—"■Ay, and ; ■ •v r ;S;f : : . <"'■'■ '■■■'-.?■■";■■■'-: v.h-io tha< VV>:: .:■. :;:%-,: : ■•.■'" iuay often \^"' _: v ;;"; ?-/ true,, it Vr :'i; '' - f.'-■-:■'■■ i ■ i b not so ' £';:-;•?- ..V -7 with Dr.. :' :; ; / IV! or a c's :':isC'."v<;:;-,5 -^.. i ndian ;: : 'pS;-^S'P^; ; u°ot Pills, ■■■"';■: ■':'■ n (1 is '" v t:.^ .■■;:• | W\< ■•■■■■•■■ Pro\ eel by \i/CV'''s ■■-'"..«'"" Li!e fact */'V.i.».'« ,' .■>." that they are si ill Hie- pvpry;lny remedy in thrv.PaDds. of hn*nes alter years of satisfactory tue. A e<vov:ncing ex- - ar.:].]o i;.? cent :;nrd in th« Setter froni Mil-., Jane £;..;'iio7v of S7 Huxley St., Sydenhan', Chri&fcluu-ch, N.Z., who writes: —"I e;in say that after twenty years' e::n ••iejico in the use of px. .Morse's Indian Hoot Pills that thefy sliil occupy.a place in my house-" hold as a good family-medicine; they seem to ooirbat must of the little - ills that flesh is heir to, and I find ' them accord;r.~lv most effective t» • well _ for. the when indisposed. You have tny consent to public tlris te?.'Smony "if ■ required." Mrs. Slceltbn's statement will be' endorsed by thousands of peoplethroughout New Zealand who hay© ■ been using DX Morse's Indian Root . Pills for years and are still flndinfthem effective as a family medWn*..,

THUS, "ftTEft&O-N mi %■ mmmimjm ssehts, vosa -mu\ , m Agents for Bave-u Power Sprayar, "Demon" Bird Scares-, You are advised in your own interests to send yarn- consign uont,< .■>!' FRUIT and other Produce to us, the Oldbst Established and moat Rev wul- Ijlirmljlirm inDuNBDiN. We have the Largest and Most; Central Tkx-V.s U-. <.■><.<> ' 'ity. Prompt' Advices and Returns. Auction Sales'Jbeld.Bvery. v j ,:.m. ? and a large attendance of buyers is always secured. Labels j :-v-. \ A .■•: -.:;•; N'oi^s .; posted Free on application Established 1870. WBWi—BMW—WMH——WBW——B :■■■ .^■-/--■■~*..?: ; -.w.iy.r.fsutusj2ttaEtt - 1 tays ?^ c r«*«>k* "and there w I^KSTg^alK I j^q nothing in my stock that I can L srt3S^/\ rV*^^Tpr~ more conscientiously recom- Ami-/Tf V^ n m.en^^°. rCO.Uß^ Ban<^co^Bl^an^on- Wr&iflk hwL y \^K4r nington's Irish Moss. For over half W§Ps*4j tWt nV/Xr^!k#' accntuf3f' l^a* ecn l^e •tondarJ, / B ©Ws^jr a neverfailing remedy, fend the public jHIK W W aBB^ flliS sc^ eir BCft" °^ approval upon « B^^ W. IXr.Qco.Hate,Trocadera 8g« ll •^^■•tf Mr. B. Stevens, of DanHotel, New Plymouth, * B\J» «ffllCH MIBIII **&***, Witts as ftlwrites as follows:-- W^ sMLAvSb I*&Vwi /*«*■•— "In reference to your ' "I har« »er» much ple«tpreparjtion 'Bonnington'* The genuine effectiT«Bcst of this ureia«<Miaßinyi«i:ißumr that it h.. given me «eit lJ"«-!{ le*1 «PeanC IS proved 10 <0« B .i n8 t OI1 -. {risk Mou relief when I ui«l it for a •"<: hili by iucb letlefi 83 IheJC. ai il ku cured me of i«m« severe attack of Influenza. Two lizes—Del the Jorge bottle wor ««»f« c«!d»- I"; I have every conscience in —,«.» m™n~L.l~*\ I M commeaa it to ysuag ana r«comm«ndin«tt." —«OSI economical ! 92 9 ]i t \\U" 'iL?i T ».ii iiiiiiiinuiii ■mil nil«i«llHiiliinMi«iin^l ihiiiiiii|->im«iiimiiii mi ihiiiim^^mm ■ ihhimiih imiii^Jhw TlieSaffor-Did yoJ'NUGGET your boots this mornind. Sir ? " ° • *• Th& Passenger: Ife-es—Bring me the tia.