A HARD-WORKING WOMAN

New Zealand Mail, Issue 1291, 26 November 1896, Page 13

A HARD-WORKING WOMAN

sooner or later suffers from back-ache, nervousness, sinking - sensations, heat flushes, sallow complexion, fainting spells, or slight spasms of dizziness. These symptoms vanish by a short use of the so-called ■■• \Vutivn\s Friend," Warner's " Safe " i Curw ; at least those who have tried itsay so. I Mrs C. Williams, score-keeper, Dunedin, ! under date 20th June, IS'JG, writes:—"Six or seven years ago I had severe pains over my body and in the region of my heart to • such an extent that I could not walk up the I least bit of a rise without becoming com- { pletely exhausted. My legs were also swollen, and the irritation so great that I could have torn them to pieces, and as a matter of fact I suffered from sleeplessness and was absolutely fit for nothing, so 1 consulted our local Dr and ho told me i that I had heart disease, for which le | treated me, but without doing me any I good, and finally told my husband that I j could not live a week. Having heard and I read about Warner's ' Safe' Cure as a specific for kidney and liver disease, and reading letters from persons who had suffered similar to me and had been cured, j I could see the origin of my ailment was . weakness of the liver and kidneys. I procured Warner's ' Safe' Cure, and the first three botlh\s I tonic made me feel very bad. The medicine seemed to strike the affected I parts, and to bo doing its work, so I kept I on taking it, and following strictly the diotary instructions, so that when I had finished the fourth bottle I began to improve rapidly, and may say that up to the present time have enjoyed splendid health. I am never done recommending it to all sufferers, and always will, as I consider it a wonderful medicine. lam never without Warner's ' Safo' Cure, and vise no other medicine for my children if they are the least out of sorts." I