INTERESTING LETTERS.

Press, Volume L, Issue 15137, 28 November 1914, Page 4

INTERESTING LETTERS.

Sufferers from kidney disorders will find tho 'following letters of great interest :— From Mr. C. F. Gilham, Fyan's-street, LMarnock Vale, Geelong, Vie. "For; a number of years I suffered very much from my kidneys and liver. The first symptoms were excruciating pair. tL tlat back and vmder the shoulder blades, heaviness in the etomacb, irregularity of the bowels, and oftentimes great distress after eating. "My urine was of an unnatural colour, and at times voided with great, pain. I tried many medicines with 'very little benefit. Then Warner's Safe Cure was brought under my notice. I commenced to take- it, and fait decidedly "belter. 1 continued to take it,'getting better each day, and tho improvement continued until 1 was once more in gocd health." l£rom Mrs. Esther Louisa Connelly, 71, Foucart-etreet, llczelk, Sydscv, X.S.W. "For ten years 1 suffered from kidney trouble, and the oain was so bad that I bed to stop work until it went. My appetito left mc and I lost my sleep, keeping awake hours, through the pain. I havff been a resident of RozeUe for 21 years, and am well known. All ray neighbours can tell yen. how I used to suffer. One day 1 saw one of your pamphlets acd decided to try Warner's Safe Cure. After taking about six bottkeful I goi completely well. My appetite returned, and I was able to get refreshing sleep, which 1 had not had for years. 1 an , , now like , another woman, with none of the distressing pains or symptoms* left. I cannot recommend Warner's Safe Cure too highly." Warner's Safe Cure is sold by chemists and storekeepers everywhere, both in tho original ts;.i bottles and in the cheaper -.2s Od) nya-akoholk (Concentrated) form.