ITS EFFECT IN INDIGESTION.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 88, 13 April 1912, Page 14

ITS EFFECT IN INDIGESTION.

Pewon3 suffering from indignation, will find the following letters acutely interesting :—: — From Mrs. C. Searle, Lindsay-street, Hamilton, Newcastle, Jf.S.W., 1 10th June, 1910. «, ''I suffered acutely from dyspepsia, severe headaches ' and biliousness ior some ye»r«. I could scarcely eat anything solid without having to endure pain afterwards. I grew weak and exceesively nervous. Hewing of, the cures effected by Warner's Safe Cure, I gave it a, trial, and obtained complete relief from all tie distressing symptoms that had troubled me for co long a time. I am never troubled with pain in tlnj head now, and I can eat a good meal without the least ill effect." From Mr. W. T. Mansfield, eaddler, etc., Baylie-street, Newt-own, Wagga, N.S.W., 27th July, 1910. "For com© years my life was made miserable by disease of the kidncya and chronic indigestion. At times the pains in the back were excruciating. I could scarcely eat anything without having to endure great suffering. There was always a fullixeec and sense of oppression afoer meals. Ab a natural result, 1 frew weak and excessively nervous. I ad heard about Warner s Safe Cure, and the good results derived from it from persona who had tried the medicine, and at last I decided to give it a trial myself. 1 wu astonished at the groat relief 1 obtained from it. After taking a few bottles of Warner's Safe Cure I was quite cured. Pains in the back never trouble me now, and I can enjoy my food without fear of any ill consequences. I strongly advis* anyone suffering like I did to give/Warner's Safe Cure a trial." A pamphlet containing full information relating to Warner's Safe Cure, for the kidneys and liver, will be cent post free on request, by H. H. Warner ana Co., Ltd., Australasian Branch, Melbourne. Warner's Safe Cure- ie sold by chemists and storekeepers everywhere, both, in the original (ss) bottles and in tha cheapei^ (2s 6d) "Concentrated," nonalcoholic form. — Advt.

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