ON RHEUMATISM.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14691, 27 May 1911, Page 4 (Supplement)

ON RHEUMATISM.

" About twenty-four years ago, when falling timber in the Benalla district, I caught a severe cold which ultimately developed into chronic rheumatism, and for 16 weeks I had to lie upon my hod unablo to movo without assistance. The pain seemed to have settled in the lower part of tho back, legs, and feet, which, at. times, became very much swollen and puffed up. I was treated by two doctors, who gave mo various medicines and drugs, which failed to relievo mo in tho slightest degree. It was thought my caso was hopeless. Needless to say, I was deprived of all rest and sleep. I lost flesh rapidly and became weak and despondent. Ultimately, my attention was directed to Warner's Safe Cure, and I decided on giving that medicine a trial. Tho effect of a few bottles of the medicino was beyond my expectation. The violent racking pain ceased entirely, and I soon began to recover my health and strength. My recovery was a most gratifying surprise to mo. Since that time 1 have known ol many others who havo taken the medicine with the same beneficial result, and I can confidently recommend Warner's Safe Cure to anyone suffering in like manner." Tho above letter was received from Mr. S. B. Dugan, buteher, 127, Packingtonstreet,_ West Geelong, Vic. Warnor's Safe Cure is sold by chemists and storekeepers, both in the original form and in the cheaper "Concentrated non-alcoholic form.