A KIND NEIGHBOUR.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CIII, Issue 12242, 30 June 1900, Page 4

A KIND NEIGHBOUR.

The kindest and most neighbourly tbwp. one woman can do for another, in case of illness, is to tell how she herself was brought out of trouble and distress; and urge he?, neighbour to seek the same Remedy. “ Neighbour, ycu are looking glad! What good news have y on to tell f* “News? Thai, when I was so bad, ' Warner’s Safe Cure made me well!” • Thousands have cause to bless the cam# Jdnd neighbourly spirit which actuated MfU Melle, of Abercrombie Street, Balwyp, Victoria, who wrote on Jan. 29 last as follows;—“I have goed cause to he thankful for what Warner’s Safe Cure and Safa' Nervine have done for me. By their use I was saved from an early grave and muds pain and suffering. During some great family trouble I was attacked by heart; weakness and swelling under my breast and around the head, accompanied by names depression to an alarming degree. Tha slightest unusual noise would wake mo tremble all over. I became very irritable and lost flesh rapidly, and was altogether unfit for my domestic duties. I was under, the dqptor’s treatment for gome time, but continued to get worse. The doctor said' be could hold out no hope for ms, so is* despair I tried Warner’s Safe Cure and Safe Nervine, and very soon began to improve in health and spirits. The nervousness left me, swelling and pains vanished. The doctor and friends were surprised at my rapid recovery. lam pleased to say lam now in good health.” 202 j