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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 225, 20 September 1913, Page 11

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from Mr E. Olds, 121. Uell Street, W'anjfa•aul, X.Z. "About two years ago 1 was eufferiai from v weak bacfe and kidney trouble so badly that I was banHy able to move about owing to l-be excrociatiDj; pain. My digestion wa-s affected aiso. I went to a doctor, but had no faith in his treatment. Then I was advised to try Warner's Safe Care, and after taking that medicine for a short time I found that it was doing mc so much good that I continued to take it. Now I am in the best of Itealth." From Mr J. Colgan, GuiWford Road, Maylantis. Perti. W-A. "1 liave taken Warner's Safe Cure with moat gratifying resute when suffering from a severe attack of liver and kidney tronble. I had pains in the back, under the shrralrter blades, a heavy, dtill pain in the temple and over my eyes, and a rinsing sensation in to? ears. A£ times I would seem comparatively well, bat -would then be attacked with the most distressing symptoms, feeling peculiar pains in all parts of my body. My appetite became poor and indigestion troubled rae a good deal. Then I began to take Warner's Safe Cure, and from that time improved daily, aid in the course of a few weeks I was once more in tbe enjoyment of good ieaitfc. The pains in the back and heaajmd aB left mc. My appetite is now exeeQEßt and <Kx«tfon •perfect." Wuma'e Srie-Omftc tie- tidbeye and fiver Is Moict py rtiMirtaiM tati- abvekeepeß bofh. in nrigtaal (5/> betOes- and. m tie cbcaser (2/® "ConcentEataT' uontteobctic -torm.