Cured of Gravel, 13 Years a Sufferer.

Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 1581, 18 March 1887, Page 5

Cured of Gravel, 13 Years a Sufferer.

Adeiaidk, >::iti{ St., VValkkkvili.e, S.A., Jni.e 2X. ls,Mi. For t'ie ]».ist 13 years I have sulfetcd >!tost d'-uU: pains, a.i ' .. : a icsuit, iiotii my fii'in the biL.a down beeanie piiiii!\sc<l. 'i'iiis resulted in my l*iiig ■•< nipc- kd to ke< \. my l«ed for months at a time, no treatment scemol to help me. 1 believed my paralysis to have resulted from store in the blaii.ier, fr»m w l.ich I coHstautK sutfen d. None but those vviio have eiperieuced the ai-ouies of grave! am form a just conception of the pains I endured. In addition to this, I was tormented with fri.'itful headaches, constipated bowels, ami compelled to iise frequently at night to urinate. I at last 1-egan to despair of recovery. Last Christmas, lieiug iu Ind, ami in great pain, my son brought home a hottle of Warner's sate cure, and asked me to try it. After liie first bottle I discovered a change for the better ami after the second hottle I passed over a pint and a hall of thick clotted blood, mixed with a black substance resembling gunpowder, ami from that day to litis I have been gradually improviu.'. I have taken '.iS bottles. As a result my I- 1 cider has annnst gained its nor r "il state, the headache has vanished, ami I have gamed some two stone iu weight, my appetite is fair, and I sleep well, ami nave hopes of recoveiintj the use of my legs. I have followed all directions given as to diet, etc., explicitly, and now fed l>etu-i than at any time during the past 15 years. I write this in hopes that other sufferers will try this invaluable medicine. It is quite true that Warner's safe cine will dissolve stooe, as I proved it by placing one in a bottle in a small quantity of sate cure, which entirely dissolved it.—S. WATSKLL