THE MAYOR GUARANTEES.
HIS WIFE WAS DYING-SAVED BY WARNER’S SAFE CURE. Glen, Lines, N.S.W., 11-10-98. “Proprietors Warner’s Safe Cure, Melbourne. - “ Gentlemen,- —I have often thought it my duty for The sake of others to write you. It will be five.year’s next month since my wife wais given up by the doctors as a pa-: tient who could not live the night through. She had been treated for heart but we afterwards found it was kidney disease. On Sunday, when the. doctor told me she would not live another day—her legs and body swollen —a friend said, ‘Try Warner’s Safe Cure.’ Half-past ten that very night I went out and bought a, bottle. I gave her one dose ; then, in about an hour, another. She said, soon after, ‘Jim, I feel better.’ I continued with Warner’s Safe Cure, giving up the doctor’s medicine, and she is a living monument to its curative effects to-day. “ The doctors and everyone who knew her were astonished, and her only trouble since that time is a weakness, of the heart, which. I suppose was caused by wrong treatment in the first instance. “ I have recommended Warner’s Safe Cure scores of times with satisfaction, and we always keep it in the house. If my liver is sluggish I take it as a tonic. I a.m, in fact, sure it is good for these complaints. “After an elapse of five years since my wife was cured I consider it a fair trial as to the permanency, and I am well known here, having lived here sixteen years, been alderman fourteen years, since which time Mayor of the municipality of Glen Innes, New South Wales, and not afraid to sign my name as a guarantee to others that it is what it is represented.”—JAMES HE'A-. LEY; Mayor. H. H. Warner and Co., Ltd., beg to thank the Hon. Mayor, and state that this candid’’ letter was the first.communication or business association, direct or indirect, between us, consequently none can question but what it was actuated purely by gratitude and a desire to benefit others. 1988
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Lyttelton Times, Volume CIII, Issue 12162, 28 March 1900, Page 6
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347THE MAYOR GUARANTEES. Lyttelton Times, Volume CIII, Issue 12162, 28 March 1900, Page 6
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