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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXII, Issue 8257, 23 December 1911, Page 2

stone; gravel, and bladder troubles: . So many people, especially as 1 they advance m years, suffer from stone, gravel, and bladder troubles, that the following letter will prove, interesting to those of our readers who are thus afflicted :—"For some years I was a great sufferer from catarrh of the bladder. I had" great.".difficulty .m urinating. There was a dull aching pain m ' the lower part of the body, and intense inflammation of the kidneys."■ The discharge of urine was very scanty and of a blood-red colour, my bowels seemed . to swell and were very much bloated at times. I spent many pounds m 'medicines, but could get nothing ;suited to .' my compla-iut. I then commenced .tali--."'■ ing Warner's Safe Cure, and derived great benefit from the first bottle. Continuing to take the medicine, I found .myself improving all the time. The pains gradually ceased, and my urinebecame clear and' was voided without distress. In a. few months I had' quitereco\eri'd. Since that timo I have en- " joyed very o-nod health indeed, and can honestly recommend Warner's Safe Cure to anyone suffering j n (] le ra .me way." This Irttor wns received front Mr. William \ ictur Williams, of 59 Willssircnt. Bfi:.[igo. Victoria, ' Similar . letters. lJJi.r.frating the effoct of Warner's Sale L'uvc; i v cai . QS o f 6 tone, ' ■ gravel, and obdder troubles will be found m a pamphlet, issued by H. H. VVarner pud Co., Ltd.. Australasian Branch, Molbourno. which will be sent i post free on receipt of request by them. Warner's Sale Cure is so ld by chemists and storekeeper everywhere, both m tho original (os) bottles, and m the cheaper (2s 6d) "Concentrated," nonalcoholic iorm.