INDIGESTION TREATMENT.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 7, 9 January 1915, Page 11

INDIGESTION TREATMENT.

In order that euffereTs from indigestion may learn how to obtain Tclief, wo publish the following letters: — From, Miss Mary Anne Newman, New-ton-sireet, Railway Town, Broken Hill, N.B.W. " For many years I -was a martyr to Eeriodical attacks of indigestion, and ad to be very careful in my choice of food. Eating became almost a nightmare to me, I knowing what the aftereffect would be. As timo went on, the attacks became more frequent, and were accompanied, by constipation and pains between my shoulder-blades, as well as in my cheet. I was unable to get any p-roper sleep at nigjit, and would rise in the moining feeling quite miserable and worn out for the want of sleep. I tried various remedies, but derived, very little benefit from any of them. Having heard a good deal about the cures effected by Warner's Safe Cure, I decided to try it and see if it would benefit me. I was not long left in doubt ac to the value of the medicine, for I derived- fereat benefit from the first bottle, and in a few weeks was quite frea from the complaint. I can now eat and sleep welj, and enjoy life generally." From Mr. John Haffer, c/o Mr. J. Reed, Little Malop-street, Gfeelong, Vie. "For many years I suffered very much fTom indigestion and stomach disorders. I frequently could not sleep, owing to the agony and distress from which I suffered. I could retain very little on my stomach and vomited frequently I was also much troubled by heartburn, windy spasms, and paina under the unouldei blades. I was miser* able, nervous, and low spirited. I triqsd a number of remedies, but they did aot benefit me at all, One day a friend, advised me to try Warner's Safe Cure, I began to take it, and obtained a good deal of relief from the first bottle. I continued to take the medicine for some weeks, when all signs of weakness and ill-health vanished. I was once more in tha enjoyment of good health. I now feel as well and strong as I j could wish to be." Warner's Safe Cure is sold by chemists wid storekeepers everywhere, both in the original (sb) bottles and in th« cheaper (2s 6d) " Concentrated," nonalcoholic form, each containing the Kama Dumber of dccc*