"WAIT A WEEP

Taranaki Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 9542, 8 November 1892, Page 2

"WAIT A WEEP

A fact, well known to physicians and nil who have studied the causes of disease, is that inaction of tbe liver and kidneys gives rise to moru consli.utional disturbance than al! other causes put together. Inaction of these organs results in retention of i he waste products and effeto mattir in the various valves, ductp, and glands of the digestive appaiatus and excretory channels, where it becomes impacted. The liver is the organ dcßlinod to secrete a natutal cathnr'.io fluid, failed Dile, intended to carry off from tin Byß tern all waste, poisououp, and worth'eet material by its natural exorolivo action. Headaches, Constipation, Aohi.vo Limd«, Languor, Tired Ferlinq*, Backao c, OOSTIVENIJSP, PaiNFDL iifrTDRATION, GIDDIN&BS, IkDIGE TION. &C. , are till SI^DW of a torpid liver, and serious d'seuso will sat in f the digestive nud (I'tuinativu organs do not properly perform thiir several functions. Dr. Futciieu's Pills are prepared on a scientific priuciplo to prevent impaction of the hep die ttlan's, &o. They act on the only rational principle of curing and pruvmting disease, do gn'pe or pur,: , but stimulate tho or^anß to perfor.n their allotted dutiep, incrcus* ing the secretion of bilo, which evacuates and invigorates the olo^jted papsa.es, restoring a heakby action and condition without tho annoyance, discomfort, and piin of uripin^ ad pur.in^. PalienU are rt quested to the m-rniae Dr. Fletcher's Pills nnd refuse nil substitutes. AH dealers stock them ; or po6t free for thirteen penny stumps lrom F. M. CleMBNTS, .*•• EWTijW.v. SVDN«Y