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Evening Post, Volume LXVII, Issue 132, 4 June 1904, Page 12

SOIVIE CURES. Exemplifying the curative effect of Warner's S:ife Cure, a few li-ttera from poopl» who have boon cured are subjoined. As millions of hotllun of Wurimr's Safe <'iiie^ however, havo boon sold in Auhlrnlasin, it i- oaay For auyoue, by making enquiry ttnioiiirHt p.'i-soual friends, to hear of many similar eases. Kidney Coittpl&iiit. Mr. John Lovell, of 45, Bfilmain Street, Richmond, Victoria, buys: — " it in with pleasure that I write in X'eccard to my recovery from a very bad atttick of Kiilnuy Complaint. I was taken so ill t|int I had to be brought bom* aud laid on the couch. I thought that I had a paralytic stroke, a/. I seemed to have lost all muscular motion in my bafk. I had buen lihlh and liearty up till that tune, and oould only account, for my attack a* b^intf cau»eil.by a sudden chill iv the kidneys. I reiioived a- I vice, and wus duly prescribed medicine, but 1 derived no benefit. Then a friend I'Mcommonded urn to try Warner's Safe Cure. I did k<>, and the roliof was speedy and wonderful. In two weeks I wan out and about m.y work aijaio. Since that time [ have bad no return of tho complaint, and am now in the best of health. 10th August. 1902." Stone iv the Bladder. Mr. James Grant, Grocer, 126, Young Street, Annatidtilo, N.S.\V.,sayH :— "Some Urn yearn at{o I was attacked by great pains in tho back and groin, which at timoß wore so sovwu that I almost Bcreamud with agony. 1 was trwited by doctors for fully fivo years, and also tried several patent modicines, but obtained no relief. I at last du»puirt>d of ever getting well again, but was recommended by a friend to try Warner's Safe Cure, as it had given him iiiiiiieuse reliwf in a similar case. I followed Imk advice, and after taking the mudicino for a while I passed a stone about tliroe-quartors of an inch long and a quart«r of an inch wide. lam pleased to say that ah or this storm had uome awa.v my Kufforiugs were at an end, and I have not suli'orod in the slightest degree hince. Many of my fri«ndti know of my case, and I always k«ep tho Nlone I passed. I can confidently recommend Warner's Safe Oure iv casßH HLe mine, as I am thoroughly convinced that it saved me many years of agony, if not my very life itself. — 12lh February, 1903 " Bladder Disease. Captain W.J.Stuart, Muster Mariner, Station Avenue, Coburg, Victoria, nays : — " It is with much pleasure that I beg to inform you of the great benefit I have derived from Ukmg Warner's Safe Cure. In the early part of la>L January I had a chill, which turned to a very severe attack ot Inflammation of the Uladdcr. It was with the greatuxt diiliculty that I could pass my water, and although I wanted, to frequently, both by day and by night, it would only come in driblets. I consulted two doctor*, and alter examining me each haid it was a disease common to men of my age (1 am over bo), and that- 1 could only got relief by using an instrument, as niodicino would do me no good. I positively refused to let either of them use an inslrutnont on me, but at once procured a bottle, of Wurner's Safe Cure. Lconscientiouxly and truthfully dooluro that before finishing the first bottle I got absolute ruliof, and began to feel better in every ie»pi;ot. I have continued to take tbe medicine aud my hcali'h has wonderfully impioved. I can now pass my water with ease and comfort, and do not get up more than once or twice during the night. I bin in an good health now as 1 can ever expect to be, aud my recovery i's entirely due to Warner's Safe Cure. I carefully observed the dust directions given in your book. I niO3t strongly recommend Warner's Safe Cure to anyone who suffers as I did, nnd can only add that to me it has proved invaluable. — 6th April, 1903." Liver Disea&e. Miss IlmaKoss.of 198, Archer St., North Adulaide.S. A., says:— "Some lour years ago my general good health failed we, aud I suffered from severe headaches at least once a week, constant debility, and loss of vitality. At times I had pain and weakness in mjy back. My appetite became poor and digestion bad. X consulted medical men, who pronounced the cause of my illness to be Disease of the liiver, aud gave me medicine to take, but, as weeks paused aud I was getting no bettor. I became alumied, a»d decided finally to try Warner's Safo Cure. I con. tinuud to taWthis medicine for three weeks, and felt better en-chday. My appetito r«ti*rne<l, weakness and pain loft me, and in about a month I was as well as ever. Had I taken, Warner's Safe Cure at the commencement of my illness I feel sure I should have been cured sooner, and so have «avod doctors' bills. — 11th December, 1902." Dyspepsia Mr. T. H. Cook, Belleviow Street, V*rrnumtt«, N.8.W., says: " 1 hnte been h great Buttcrer for about. 20 yonn from Cliryuio ]);n|)c|»iH. During that timo ] can «af<;[y buy thut 1 iiiiv* upon I £201) on dnulorG.iind tho best of itooLorß, ami only tent at any time but alight reiiof from tlioir niciliciuei;. I ftuffered terribly with pains Iv the client and atomach, nud also icroH* Ihe shoulilora mid kUlueys, besides suffering from coimtiimtiou. I alway* fait wr? drowsy, but could «et but little Htoop. I Uavo livuil (or yeurs on »lop food; incut, CHbbxgc, potatoes, or pastry >/ any kind vramd almnfct hill me. I wna locommeudoil \>y v. frieud, about 12 montda ayo, to try what Wiu-ner'it S>if« Cure and Wiirner'H Sufe PilW would do for mo I took th» »drio», and can trulj iaj> Hint niiiue that time I have felt liko a unw mini.— 4th Maroh, IWM." Kheuniatism. M>«. is'ellie Duvidnon, S3, Kcik Street, New town, N.S.W., sajr»: — . "Whon living in Hoggnbri, about 18 nio»thß hro, I w»8 Inid up for nearly the whole winter with, flhoinnatiiin, and oould uot obtain uny lolief from any of tlie «ovural ine-Ucine* I took. One day I saw '-i pamphlet, i»su»J by ySu, iv which wus described a oa«o similar to my orrn, and I decided to try ■vliolhor Warner'* Safe Cure would al*o benefit me. 1 took thro* bottle* of the mtdiciue and am very ulnd to say that I wn« complotolv cured, null oould go about my work, cheerfully. I hare ootfelt •he siiichtoftt symptom of tho returu of any rheumatic pain since that time.— l6th February, 1901." Warner's Safe Cure Curoa Rheumatism, a out, Henrftlffla,, linn»l>airo,.Soiatic«., GrareJ nod Stone, »lad««r Troubles, Indigestion, Biliousness, Jaundice, Persistent 3*a4a.oA«, Amsniin,, (Jeneral Debility, Blood Disorders and Bright's Disease, simply btcxuie it restore* the kidneys and liver to health nud vigour tvhou tho urinary aud biliary poison*, nkich cauae tht Its -uses, uvi- oxp«Ued from tho h,\btoni iv a natural manner. Trea.ti*e, post frae, on application tc I H. Wnriier and Co,, fjimiM, Australasian Branch, Melbourne, Violorw. Public School' Teacher 30 Years, Overworked. Completely Prostrated. How io Get Strong and Well. i l^siFl'^^^M Jiilt f ° re i used | tnrnod, and I was able to walk freely. ' Whenever I f eel poorly I take a few > doses of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and lam all right again. I have been a public I school teacher for more than, thirty years, and I can truthfully say that I ' believe Ayer's Sarsaparilla is as good for the young as for the aged." j This testimonial tells two remarkable things about Ayer's Saraaparilla. First, that it will oure people when thoyare very ill indeed, "completely prostrated/ 1 as Mr. Brettoll says. It also tells how valuable a medioine it is when one is not very ill, simply "feeling poorly." The reason for this is because Ayer's Sarsaparilla goes right to the foundation of things. In every case it ilrst removes all impurities from the blood, and then renews and builds ifrup. This brings'good appetite, sound digestion, strong nerves, and robust health. j It is "AyorV Sarsaparilla you want, not some new, untried kind. Get the old, genuine r original Sarsaparilla, "Ayer's." AVER'S Sarsaparilla Froporwi t>7 Dlt. J. O. AVER CO.. Lowell, Maas., U. B. A, | A Choice Little Cigar ! 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