FOR THE LIVER

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 16606, 18 July 1914, Page 9

FOR THE LIVER

People who ouffer from-liver disorders will find the following very interesting:— From Mrs. Ellen Waters, Forest Range, South Australia. "Twenty years ago I was very ill, I could not keep my food down, even a drink of water. I was bad lity this for nearly throe months. Th«f doctor made me wean my child as he said that I had abscesses on my live; and that I would have to have them, 1 cut out. I was in the hospital at thd i time. The doctor told mo to take mV baby home and come back again. ][' had about 18 miles to travel by coachj and: some kind woman in the coach, told me of Warner's Safe Cure. Sh<| asked me to try it before I wont back.j t) the hospital. I did so. I took three I bottles, and, thank God, I never havs I had to be cut about by any doctor and I have never suffered in the same way | since." i From Mr. J. Maddern, 57. Osborne-j street, Williamstown, Victoria. _ j "Some timo I was attacked with J a pain under my shoulder blades, ex-1 tending thence to tho back of my necV and head. I had a heavy dull pain in,! my temples and over my eyes, and baa. dizzy spells several times a weok|i Having an aversion to patent pie N cines, it was some timo before I cbul<& be induced to take Warner's Safe Cure. 11 However, when. I did start I took it regularly, and my health soon began, to improve, and continued to until I was quite cured and free frosu all pain and discomfort." From Mrs."W. Cooper, 14 Woods Lamty Darlinghurst, Sydney, N.S.W. "For some year's I suffered from liver complaint and indigestion, ao. companied by sour belching and loss 05 appetite. The worst feature was I could not sloep at night. I was undej three doctors, but thoy could not me any relief. I tried patent medicines as well, but it was Warner's Safe Cur* that cored me."