FOR THE LIVER

Grey River Argus, 2 June 1914, Page 2

FOR THE LIVER

People who suffer from liver dis orders will find the Following letters \eiy interesting : — From Mis. Bllen Waters, Forest Ran'je, South Australin. "Twenty ypars ago I was very ill. I could not keep my foorl down, not tweil a drink of water. I was bad like ■ thjs for nenrly tlnoe months The doctor m.'ule me wenn my child as he said that 1 bnd abscesses on my liver and that I would h.ive to h;i\e them cut out. -I was m thf hospital at the time. The doctoi told me to Lake my oahv liome and come, back ngaiu. 1 had about 18 miles to travel by coach, and some kind woman" in the coarh tokl me of Warner's Safe Chip. She isked me to try it before T went back ti the hosDitall I did so 1 took three bottles, and, "thank God, I never h.i\p had, t6 be cut about by any do<tot and haycnevei suffered iri the same way aince." From 'Mr. J. Maddern, 57, Osborne street, Williamstown,' Victoria "Some time ago I was attacked with a pain under my shoulder blades, ex tending thence to the back of my neck and head. I had a Heavy dull pain in my temples and over my eves and had dizzy spells several times a week Having an aversion to patent mcdi cines, it was some time before I could be induced to take Wapne.r's Safe Cure However, when I did start I took it regularly, and my health soon began to improve, and continued fo improve until I was quite cured and free from all pain and discomfort. ' ' .From Mrs. W. Cooper, ,14 Woods Lane. 1 Darlinghurst, Sydney, N S.W "For some years T suffered from liver -complaint and indigestion, ac companied by sour belching and loss of appetite. The worst feature was that I could not sleep at night/ T was under three doctors, but they could not eive - me any relief ( I tried patent medicines as well, but it was Warner's Safe Cure that our.6vf me." ' Warner's Safe Cure is sold by chemists and storekeepers everywhere, both in' the original form (5s bottles) and in the cheaper "Concentrated nonalcoholic form (2s 6d bottles).