TWO WOMEN.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15563, 21 March 1914, Page 6 (Supplement)

TWO WOMEN.

Fboji Mrs. M. Darcy, 163, St. Leonard's Road, Ascot Vale, Victoria. "Some years ago I began to suffer frC"n various liver and kidney troubles, arising no doubt from a severe cold I contracted about that time, and which nearly prostrated me. From thence on I experienced acute pain in the back and sides, and under the shoulder blades. The slightest pressure on the liver would cause me intense pain. I suffered like this for a long while without any prospect of relief, I having tried so many remedies without avail. As a- last resource, I decided to try a course of Warner's Safe Cure, which had been highly recommended to me by friends who had derived great benefit from taking the medicine. After taking a few bottles of Warner's Safe Cure, my health improved rapidly, an I I was soon effectually cured and free from all the pain and discomfort which had assailed me for so many years." —From Mrs. Eva Sharrer, 24, Hanover ■' *"*" "'"Street, Windsor, Vic. " Some years ago I was taken with violent pains in the sides and back. My appetite became poor and my digestion was ■weak. I had gieat distress after eating, violent vomiting, with severe headaches and intense prostration. Whilst feeling very disheartened at the failure of medi- , mes 1 had taken, 1 happened to read one of v. our pamphlets and decided to take Warner's Safe Curt. J began to improve almost immediately. The improvement continued lint 1 1 was once more in good health M\ appetite is'now excellent and mv digestion tut. 1 know of many others v fi. have taken Warner's Safe Cure w ii|, m, ,i and hiMiiu benefit." " ;\Vaw«r'> Safe Cure for the kidneys and livei is -oil lv >' chemists and storekeepers n \crywhe:.\ u\/tb i Hie original (ss) ■ijottles and -m the cheaper (& 6d) non- '' alwjkylw Concentrated" form,