Mysterious.

Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 1855, 9 July 1886, Page 3

Mysterious.

“ I fear no evil that I can see!’’ exclaimed Napoleon, and his acts proved the truth of his philosophy. He could face danger in every form ; but the sunken road of Waterloo was [an unseen foe, greater than the armies around him. The same principle seems true with most people. Wefear the unseen; we dread the unknown; we shrink from that which posseses the power to harm, that which is liable to break at any moment. A volcano is picturesque; but men do not build their homes upon its sides. In the midst of such mystery and so many unseen dangers, we naturally feel a sense of awe. We wonder if some terrible calamity may not be just beneath the surface of what is apparently bright and serene. We wonder if some small portion of the human machinery should get out of order what the result would be ; and we fear disaster from powers we cannot comprehend. It is natural we should do so ? It is reasonable we should wonder what would become of us if the delicaet mechanism of the brain should get broken It is natural we should ask what the result would be if the million tissues of the lungs, liver, or kidneys should become disordered. A slight excess, a careless attention to the details of health apparently does no harm, but it none the less undermines the life. It is a draft upon vitality which must be honored in the future. The trite saying that such acts -drive nails in one's coffin” is as true as it is old.

But our own neglect is by no mean* all the unseen injuries that come into the human system. There are a thousand evil influence* all around u» at war with our lives. They are inhaled into the lungs and poison the blood ; they are absorbed through the skin and foster disease; they are devoured with the food and corode the most important organa of the body ; they are transmitted bycontact with vegetables and mineral* as well as mankind. Good health is a thing to be acquired ; it will not come of its own accord The man or woman who possesses the power to counteract all these evil influences and tendencies has obtained a secret of untold value. The constant strain and exertions above referred to. gradually weaken some ol the most inportant organs of the body, and invite them to welcome the coming of broken health. The lungs, heart, liver and kidneys can very easily become weakened; and bow ? By these very abuses and strains that are constantly brought to bear upon them. It is necessary to guard these organs and preserve their proper tone at all times. A prominent gentleman felt unusually tired one day, but supposing it to bo caused by over-exertion ha gave it little attention. The next day ho was not so languid, but his head pained him. This he attributed to indigestion, and took no further notice of it. Matters went along in this way for several weeks, the headaches and languor increasing. accompanied occasionally by certain dull pains in various pails of the body. He was not wholly insensible to these troubles : but being fclosely occupied, he heedlesly overlooked them. Therefinally came an intense pain in the small of the back ; his ankles became swollen to twice their natural size most violent nausea took possession of him, and life seemed one intense pain. A physician was called, who pronounced it Bright's Disease of the kidneys, which he was able to relieve, but could not cure.

Now, had any one warned this gentleman that the symptoms that had troubled him so long arose from the kidneys, he would have attended to them at once ; but he did not know it; and many men and women to day, in every part of Australia, are suffering, substantially, as did this gentleman, and from the same cause ; and it is high time they should know what it means. It mean: present discomfort, future unhappiness, and premature death, unless attended tc promptly and treated rightly, The onh discovery which has ever been made in the scientific or medical worlds that is a certain remedy for all such troubles, is Warner'i Safe Cure. Made from a tropical leaf whose properties, like Peruvian bark, are known and invaluable, it acts at once, and naturally upon the organs which produce these distressing troubles, canning health to the entire system and banishiug pain. While the most serious evils which can afflict man or womankind are those which arise from disorded kidneys, they are dis-. eases which can be controled if taken in time The trouble is, that they are “ unseen evils, and the primary danger arrises from the fac that the symptoms they manifest are no recognised, but are attributable to some minor disorder, which, by being considered slight, is permitted to fasten itself upon the system. That one half of physician disorders arise (from imperfect kidneys is a new but settled truth ; and that these disorders might be prevented by using Warner's Safe Cure is equally true. Thousands of people, including prominent physicians, scientists and divines, who have known of its wonderful powers, indorse and recommend it. It acts upon both liver and kidneys in a direct and certain manner, and invariably relieves and strengthens both. It puts them in a healthy condition, when, otherwise, they would become inflamed. It gives a pleasing tonic to the entire system, and harmonizes all the parts. Chemists throughout the world sell it; and the opportunity for thus obtaining its benefits are brought near to every one. It will solve the mystery of good healt b ; and keep back the day on which comes "the great mystery.’’