STONE, GRAVEL. AND BLADDER TROUBLES.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXI, Issue 8244, 17 December 1910, Page 1

STONE, GRAVEL. AND BLADDER TROUBLES.

Sri many people, espociully as they advance m iyeavs. suffer from stone, gravel and bladder troubles, that the following letter , will prove* interesting U, those of our readers who are thus afHicted : — "For wine years I wa* a great .six ff'eror. lxouit^ftU'ar-rh of ,il«j r bLatfdflr.;-t,I had great difficulty '-in in-mating. There was a dull, aeh'tfig pain m the lower part, • of the body and 'intense inflammation of the kidneys..-- The discharge of urino was very scanty and of a blood-red colour, my b6wel's secmod to swell and were very much bloated at times. I spent many pound* m medicines but could get nothing suited to- my complaint. I then (.'oniineiicecl taking Wariier's Safe Cure nnd derived treat benefit from the first bottle. Continuing to lake the medicine 1 found mysalf improving all the time. The pains gradually ceased and my mine became clear •md was voided without distress. In v few months 1 had quite recovered. Since that liriio 1 havt. enjoyed very ;oci.i health i'ld-'Otl and can honestly re-•nirm-;e:;tl Warner's £;;!"e Cure to auyous =ufieiing m the s:tnie way." This l?t---•ev was received from I\[r. William Viclor Williams, of 59. Wills-street, lionJigo, Victoria. Similar letters illusrating •:hs effect of Warner's !saf» Cure m •ases of stone, gr.-vei. and bladder trouoles will b« found m a pamphlet, issued •iy H. H. Warner a:id Co.. Ltd., Aus:n:laFiaii liraiu-h, Jl-Toounie, which will ■> n wl post free on receipt of request by them. . ' ■ ' .