THE KIDNEYS.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2138, 13 March 1908, Page 3

THE KIDNEYS.

(By “ Lumbar.”) Too much stress cannot be placed upon tbe importance of tho maintenance of a normal condition of the kidneys. Health is a state in which all the organs perform their function! freely and properly. The kidneys may in an unhealthy condition even ; hough no pain be felt in their region. Some of the symptoms which indicate that the kidneys are not- working ofli•iently are : Fluttering and pain at the nvLvt,' tendency to rheumatism, chills v .vl fever, dropsical swelling of tho r.nklcs, scrotum and limbs, swelling of he eyelids, hard pulse, debility, in■onse nain in the small of the back, .-specially upon sudden excitement, indigestion, failure of perspiration and hot and dry condition of the skin, abnormal irregularity in urinating, and an unnatural colour of consistency of the. urine. ' • For more than twenty years Warner s Safe Cure lias- demonstrated its remarkable curative properties in cases of kidney disease. Persons who recognise, in the list given, symptoms from which they may be suffering, may, with confidence, commence a course of iliis great specific with the full expec tation of the restoration to health of the kidneys and the consequent disappearance of the distressing ■ symptoms. .. A treatise on kidney and liver disorders will be sent, post free, on application to 11. If. Warner and Co., Ltd., Australasian Brandi, Melbourne. I:i addition to the regular 5/- and 2/9 tottl 'S of Warner’s Safe Cure, a conentrafed form of the medicine is now "is: iicd at 2/S per bottle. Warner’s Safe '•:i,e :l>» I'entrated) is not compounded h . I. and contains tbe same "'her of Joses as the 5/- holV.a n!