LIVER DISEASE CAN BE CUBES

New Zealand Herald, Volume L, Issue 15234, 22 February 1913, Page 6 (Supplement)

LIVER DISEASE CAN BE CUBES

• ' 1 Fboh Mrs C. Stanley, Oiksinwfli, Golds': Square B»;< igo, Vic., Atnjy.st .25. 1911; "For some years I way troubled wit liver -complaint of toe most- oxcrueiatkjv kind. At times I became :aff«cte« Wii| violent pains in. the"" >v?*la. I Buffered frcit indigestion. My ix*> •■Liict .culminated, it? the -most alarming sds.'-.' t I tried -ferent .'Medicines without- getting anT effectual relief,. A mend advised me to tap; Warner's; Sale Cure. I commenced to tab that v njedioine and . thev effect - ■was • icos' beneficial.; I continued to take it, for sow; weeks, and at the .jet-d of . that time t!s pains in... in?, bowels had left me and digestion became perfect once more. "I car op.i well now ana do my work with plet), sure." ' V ■ ■> From Mr. J, F. Bowman. . Arthur-street • : Granville, Sydney c N.S-W.. Octobers 1911. ; M " A few * >s a g o my health began:!.; feiL ; I had -jvero headaches, . bilious £.' tol-.rs, and pains • across s the chest, v.. At * tan# J -•; <! great weakne.",' "a my bad. and "sitf; My petite was - --cvgrthmhuk« i. ,d my ; digcrtfe-.i bad. 1 : ■came w c*tehc( iioried a',- the nfe success ot the -rasny remedies which I t<s, i'i the hope C- obf-aiir'ag relief tHat'it't#? • JTOt deal .'cl'; i*mv-3iott to 'get ne V.'. ,-.;iyo Warner's Safe- Ciri* 'a .trial; .but I' fit to .'it hiic, and I .. ?.d corse -. to be plead th-,t I did so, 1 for aiici ti'.cing a fewibott£| of the ynedioiae I regained my 1 health.Jor strength." I rim now in the enjoyment of 1 good health tad have gained several pound*. v' in "roight." • ■, i'« F. Mm Mr. Jos-" Haslip, 33, Boston Roui, Mount Eden. Auckland, N.Z., November 20, 1911. ' ■ "For some years I h:,d been ailing from v -.- a' serious affection'.of the. ?iver ; and kidnejs. At last I found vtrjMSd in a ■ /v'e of generalj lassitude. I iiufiEerx! ' txom fearful paihsib the loins and 'dart; p«'.v in the region# I the il/er. _T ~ loathed Ec; t food, and what I, j ate 1 ecu! ' wot dijgesi. . .M~ A nights'-.w«t9 sleepless. , .vfter trying- r remedies;; I finally 1«- „ tc (. .ko ?? .net's Safe Cu» r and after taking a few- bottlesful of tar* : medicine my system. became f thorough" I renovated. The pains in the back and fiwr.have ceasajl; I can eat without distress aid / can sleep well at night." - i -p/i From Mrs. '. Reardon, Tully-street; Tow* ;i villo, QR, June 19, 1011. ■■■■:■s>■ - --.oats' <scj. -J.- suffered very. front u:" jsvaew,' -.-.nd found that I rapidly losij.s dm V-«ilth. I had splittiig ! £ ; j pains in my ixeud, and had'to take to B?;."/ bee .for three or four days. I also used to ; vondt for an hour at a time, which left j»,y very w-eat:, I felt no inclination . to'walk and m' about the/ house all .w jtcr a 1 me and gave me several b-'np.'-.-j of mc--.'<Ji.-i to take, but -hey had no etfffiA coui'r of , mine told -me '.hut she hid taken Warners Safe Cure with>great bfiifJfit, so I tlic>ii§ht I would grve i-. : > fair taai j myself. 'I took four bottles -«';"Warn<rf.i Safe Car with the result tbft'; 1 soon j gained Ely former strength and am low I completely aurcd. Thanks to Warner's S«4j Cure." ~t~'l From Mr. E. Oliver, Hill-street, >. Crescent,; Hoba'.t, Tas., January 3, 1912. | " Some few years ago I began ( to Icse my health. I was "not then ablo to satisfy myself as to the cause of my trouble, but later on I began to suffer from pains about ray liver and in my back; also from periodical headaches of a very severe niture. : I suffered from, indigestion a good deal, rnd from loss-of sleep and rest", so that I found; myself in a state of general ! lassitude and great weakness. Such was my state of health when I 'began to take Warner's Ssfff Cure- After taking a few bottlesful of th? medicine my system was thoroughly renovated, and pains ceased to '-ouble ae. My appetite is. now good and my digestion first-rate. I can sleep and work (is usual and continue to be in the best of health."^ ■ ;■■■ ■: .' l >r -M From Mrs. M. Mcintosh, EojiJ Tigt* Hotel, Taranaki-street, "Wellington, New Zealand, December 4, 1911. * "I take great pleasure :u_ testifying as.tol the benefit I have received from taking # few bottles of Warner's Safe Cure. For »R considerable time I had been gradually btS | steadily declining in health. I had .grM* pain in various parts of my body, 3iet? ; especially, in the region of * the liver aa3 kidneys. My appetite became poor, _I W m | ferod from indigestion, and it was with $*• greatest difficulty that I could do my da|/|| work. I paid little attention to my coMi plaint at first, hut when . I found that'| was steadily growing worse I alarmed, and began to look around for sonafel remedy which would cure me and give njpj back my health and strength. Many rem.-if dies were recommended to me, but I ;.{' length decided to take a course of Warnei Safe Cure. I began to improve in almost immediately. The improvement corfv tinued, and in a lew weeks' time I felt wen and strong again. Pain_ had ceased tOj trouble me. My appetite is now excellent: and •my • digestion perfect. I feel that * owe my restoration to , health, wholly Warner's Safe Cure." •' ; > Jffij Full information relating to'.rcWaMffi Safo Cure, for the kidneys , and Mm Ml contained in a pamahlet issed by Warner and Co., Ltß., ' who will be pleased to send a free, to anyone interested. Warner's Safe Cure is sold by and storekeepers everywhere, both in. ; > Ay| original {ss) bottles, and in the _ . cn«W wj £a W) "Concentrated," con-alcoh<^e-w^al