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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 13609, 18 December 1909, Page 11

STONE, GRAVEL, BLADDER TROUBLES. 4 A , very large number of people, es-' pecially those who have passed middleHge, suffer from gravel, scone, or bladder troubles. Very muny of such suri'erers know of the benefit to be derived;. from taking Warner's Safe Cure, but others arc still unaware of tho relief which is so readily at tHieir disposal, and theso latter are recommended,'to write to H. H. Warner and Company, Ltd., Melbourne, Vie, for a copy of a descriptive pamphlet, recently issued by them, which affords fall information in regard to tho voluo of Warner's Safe Cure in such cases. Tho following letter from Mr John S. llew, mine manager, 620 Doveton street, Ballarat, is extracted from said pamphlet:— ' "I have mucin pleasure in, testifying to the value of Warner's Safe Cure. I was, for years, troubled with grave!. and was cured by a few bottles of that valuable medicine. I had previously tried several preparations, witJuwfe being relieved. lam pleased to my that 1 am now, and havo been fir several years, free from the oomplainti.' , Warner's Safe <Juro is obtaiaabfo from all chemists and storekeeper*, botih in the original form and in the cheaper "Concentrated," non-alcoholic form; each containing tho same number of doses. '%

THE GUINEA POEM. A CHEQUE for £1 Is h* s been sent to -rl. the writer of this verse, J.H.D. Alexandra • — ' There was Joy throughout New Zealand. When the signal Mashed from Wan: " We are out of Flag Brand Pickles: Send ono hundred million jars !" WIN A GUDIEAI Prira p 0 «n every Saturday. Best original four short-liiw. advt. verse about " Flag Brand Pickles" wS« each week. Forward verso, embossed metal ud from bottle acd full a<ldre«s to Haywaid B«*l? P.O. Box 613. Wellington. . " { A CHRISTMAS FROLIC. It's no worry to buy your presents at Minson's, for there arc such a lot of just tho things you want, and such low prices that it is a pleasure, a joke—-in fact, a lark I j You frequently hear of cases of chronic constipation—cases that have existed for years In nine cases out of ten the trouble has become chronic through improper treatment. Tho patient has formod the habit of taking strong purgatives, and has so -weakened th* bowels that they -will jiot act naturally. Chamberlain's Tablets cure constipation, and cure it permanently, because, instead of doing the work of tho bowels for them, Chamberlain's Tablets simply stimulate them to perform their own functions. Sold by all Chemists and Storekeepers. \y