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Horowhenua Chronicle, 10 February 1912, Page 3

TONE, GRAVEL, AND BLADDER TROUBLES. So many people, especially &s they tdvanoo in yeare, suffer from atone, travel, and bladder that th« following letter will prove inter«*ting /) those of our readers who we thua ifflicted :•—"For eome year* I wm e Sr«at sufferer from catarrh of the Wadar. I had great difficulty in uiiaating. There was a dull aching p»iit i» Ihe lower part of the body, and hiUnM Inflammation of the kidneys. Tta die iharge of ;irin« was very scanty **i<l o: i blood-red colour, my bowels swmed » swell and were very much bloated at iimcs. T spent many pounds in medi lines, but could jret nothing suited t< ny complaint. I thru commenced tak ,ng Warner'* Safe Cure, and derived great benefit from the first bottl*. Continuing to take the medicine, I foutic myself improving all tin time. Th« pains gradually ceased, \nd my urin< became clrnr and wnn voided withoui distress. In a few months I had quit« recovered. Since that time I have en joyed very good health indeed, and cai honcfltly recommend Warner'e Safe Cur' to anyone suffering in the same way. . This letter wim received from Mr William Victor Williams., of 59, Wills etreet, Bendigo, Victoria. Similalettere, illustrating the effect of War ner's Safe fJure -in of etono pravel. and bladder troubles will bfound in a pamphlet, issued by H. H Co., Ltd., Anetralasiaf which will be sen. post free on receipt of request by them Warner's Safe Cure ifi *M l\v chem ists and «[<v. everyv l-"--r». boil in tlie boUlos. ■ \h .ibeaper &> 6d) ,f O««»nirrttcJ, M not