IS LIFE WORTH LIVING ?

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11939, 24 March 1894, Page 3

IS LIFE WORTH LIVING ?

Tun following facetiou sieply to tho abovo question, " It all depends upon tho liver," is true in more senses than one. Most people have it in their power to make life enjoyable or miserable. A man's happinesn does not consist in a large bank credit, or broad acres and smiling fields. All this may be possessed and yet the owner may be unutterably sad. It is the sparkling eye that takes iv the loveliness of nature's dress, and the body that is fortified with vigour and nerve that really finds life a succession of joys and delights. It is not to bo expected that persons suffering with deranged liver can extract more than a modicum of gladness out of years of pain and sickness. There is ouly one " royal road" to happiness, and that leads by tho way of health. Waiinuk's " Safe" Cnim unquestionably helps thousands iv making life worth living by stopping the nervous destruction and organic waste thatcoitainly follows at tho heels of liver and kidney com r hunts. It prevents a multitude of ailments and also acts as a fine tonic to tho exhausted body. Wauseb's " Safe" Pills arc invaluable in all cases of lassitude, weakness, or bilious attack. No person should be without them, as they are of special preparation aud absolutely free from all injurious ingredients. The following certificate of Mr Arthur Gordon, originator of the Harbour Concerts in Sydney, is appropriate here : — " Sydney, N.S.W., February 22nd, 1893. I have much pleasure in acknowledging the efficacy of your " Save" Cuiie as a remedy for liver troubles, having been a constant sufferer for several years from sluggish liver accompanied by violent pains in the back and general lassitude. After taking four bottles of " Safe" Cuke and two vials of " Safe" Pills, I felt myself thoroughly rejuvenated, my energy and aptitude for business having returned with increased vigour, my memory and mental faculties clearer than ever, and I became a different man in every way."