A WISH FULFILLED.
From Mr. Stephen James Chapman, 516, Lomidaie-street, Melbourne, Victoria. "About five years ago whilst living in Auckland, N.Z., I had rheumatic fever very seriously ,and it left me with my kidneys in a very bad condition. Ever since then, I suffered dreadfully from pain in my back. If I bent down, straightening, myself caused me the greatest ag6n"y. I could only sleep for an hour or two every night. No sooner did I manage to fall asleep than I was I awakened by the agonising pain. My I occupation, being that of an electric i tram driver, was not of a nature to promote my recovery as I was constantly ( exposed to draughts. My doctor said I had Bright's disease and advised mo to take a sea trip. I came to Melbourno and obtained employment with a wellknown owner of racehorses. He was interested in my case as he had himself suffered in a similar manner. He told me that he had been cured by taking Warner's Safe Cure. I had tried nearly every known means in order to obtain I relief and was quite disheartened. Howi ever, I decided to try what Warner'i Safe Cure would do for me. After taking the contents of on© bottle, I began to notice an improvement. I continue* ! to take the medicine until I had taken in. all six bottlesful, when, to my great joy I found that I was completely cured. You can imagine the relief I experienced after nearly five years of suffering. I shall be glad if you will publish this letter so that others afflicted as I was may know how they may be cured. I only wish I had known years ago. I should have been saved an immense amount of unnecessary suffering."' The above letter is given publicity m accordance with Mr. Chapman's wish. Many letters of a similar nature, and an explanation of the curative action of Warner's Safe Cure, in cases of div- ' ordered liver and kidneys, will be found I in. a pamphlet, issued by H. H. Warner and Company, Ltd., Australasian Branch, Melbourne, which will be Bent post free to any applicant.-— Advt.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXX, Issue 38, 13 August 1910, Page 14
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363A WISH FULFILLED. Evening Post, Volume LXXX, Issue 38, 13 August 1910, Page 14
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