Page 10 Advertisements Column 4

Gisborne Times, 16 December 1911, Page 10

ACCORDING TO “ BAORTETT” “Bagster” says (Iml “ must nw»n work to get enough to eat.” so as “to have the strength to work to got enough to eat.” This is a. gloomy view to of the life of a inn!thy man; hut what about the millions who have to p<-;■ '• rm their daily toil handicapped by various ailments? Most folks have indifferent health, and it ,-ri.y; how many seem to l>--< • ai<' :■■ iiig suffering through iife. .1.:.-; ili'stk of the number of m ej>!e who :.:v ablated with rheumatism, gout, lumbago, neuralgia, beokaehe. sciatica. !>!. i.isorders, anaemia, indigestion, liili . jaundice, 'sifk-lieadnohe. general . ity. gravel. stem or bln-di-c - in . All these complaints- ;nv symptoms o' ,t disordeied . i t: ;i i ; t !.e ... .-.ml liver which, pornits p, iron ami biliary matter to he retained in tin t('in. instead of bring 0.-.peiiou in a natural manner. The reason that Warner's Safe Cure has bom so s;u : i ..-;ui in the. treatment of all the eo;:.|)i.T , it» mentioned is that the medicine 0:0;eises a. restorative and store! .:.v elfect. upon the kidneys and ;has renewing the ro-iivity o.f tlur- v‘;ai organs and ensuring the rxpidsii 1 ‘ -an the body of the retained mic an ! I.diary matin - which causes the s; fining. The poisonous matter being r--moved, the pain necessarily cease:-. Wurum's Safe Cure is sold by ehunis;:; and storekeepers everywhere, both in the original (ss) bottles, and in the, cheaper (2s 6d) “Concentrated,” non-alcoholic form.