FOR THE LIVER.
People who suffer from liver disorders will find the following letters very interesting:— From Mrs. Ellen Wai ens, Forest Kainge, South Australia. "Twenty years ago I was very ill. I could not keep my food down, not even a drink of water. I vas bad like this for nearly three months. The doctor made mc wean ray child, as he said that I had abscesses on my liver, and that 1 would have to have them cut ont. I was in. the hospital at tbe time. The doctor told mc to take my tin by home and come back again. I had about 18 miles to travel by conch, and BOrne kind woman in the coach told mc of Warner's Safe Cure. She asked mc to try it 'before l went back lo the hospital. I did so. I ;cnk three bottles, i-.nd thank God. I never h.".*c- had to be cnl about by i any doctor, and have never suffered In the j same way since." From Mr. ,T. Maddern, 37, Osborne Street, Williamstown, Victoria. J "Some time ago I .was attacked with a pain under my shoulder blades, extending thence to the hack of my neck and head. I had a heavy dull pain In my temples and over my eyes, apd had dizzy spells several times a week. Having an aversion to patent mediciues, it was some time before I could be induced to take Warner's Safe Cure. Howerer, when I did start, I took it regnlarly. and my health soon began to improve. i and continued to improve until I was quite enred and free from all pain and discomfort."' t From Mrs. W. fVioppr. 14, Woods Lane, Dajlinghurs;. Sydney. N.S.W. "For some years i suffered from liver complaint n.nd indigestion, accompanied hy ! sons- belching and loss of appetite. The worst feature was that I could not sleep at night. 1 wns under three doctors, but they I could not giro ir.e any relief. I tried patent i medicines os well, but it was Warner's Safe : Cure that cured mc." | Warner's Safe Cure is sold by chemists ! and storekeepers everywhere, both In the original form (5/ bottles) and In the cheaper "Concentrated non-slcoholic" form (">/8 bottles).
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Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 15, 17 January 1914, Page 10
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373FOR THE LIVER. Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 15, 17 January 1914, Page 10
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