RHEUMATISM CURED.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 6362, 9 November 1907, Page 15

RHEUMATISM CURED.

"For niaiiv. weary years I suffered from rri-<vil- debilßv and «Vnh* rheumatism; I i’ l( i >n H»e joints and muscles, !j; or( , pa,-(:innlar!v in Hm back. where ffJ tin v/.'ifi moM excruciating. My np,rti£* failed and I bee; urn weak and ir1 lrif<l every trniii men! Mini i,[p<i jfino I con Id Wr of Uiet, ivns likely lo do in.) Kood. Iml, uiUrorl nv.iil. I lind loel faith in iinteul, inodicinci. hill: my snihrmys wore «> nceni Mod wlmn Warline’s Soft. Cnee ivies hi-n-i;;ll( midee my nsdioi I l;ievn it n ti-iiil. 'A le n I li.-wl tiiken Hie contnnks <.f one Ixjflln I ohfcn.incd tfrnn(: eclief, ( roiiHinie-l (nkiiie the medicine foe .some lime, "’hen ! eves relieved of all pain and sufTerine. >Aiy rnooveey iva.s In men yiml mirpeis-. foe I am S'.; fine on in years. I have lived fa this district: for' over fifty years. This letter is from Mrs Klizn Mannish, If). Gainer street, .I’udclinsloii, Sydney. STONE CURED. "Some ten yon.es ntro I was attacked ]>y (;rfsi.tl pains in tiie back and ;;i'Ol.n. ivliieh ill: timer, ween so severe that t almost screamed with agony. 1 "’’.■if; tmito.l liy doctors for fully five years, and also tried several patent medicines, hat obtained no relief. I at Inst despaired of ever ('iiUiiiK well utriiiii, imt was rern m men tied liy a friend to try Warner’s Safe Cure, as it had (riven him immense relief in a similar case, t followed ids advice, and afli-r taking the medicine for a while, I. passed a atone about (■hnMMjM-art’or.-; of an inch long f.ruk a quarter of an inch wido. I am pleased «ay that. aflor fcltls* 'done had rjoTTio awav, rnv suffering's were at an ond. ami T have not suffered in Hie slightest degr*** .since. .Many of my friends know of my enso. and. T always keop Hu> shone f priced. 1 nan confidently recommend Warner’s Safe Dure in eas'ts like mine. as f am thoroughly convinced that it saved me many years of agony, if not my verv life itself." This letter is from Mr .Tames Grant, grocer 12fl, Yoon" street, Aunandalo, N.S.W* BLADDER DISEASE CURB'D. ,r No ono knows the suffering T wont through before [ begum to take Warner's Safe Cane. Eor ton years T suffered from my kidneys and liver, and finally bladder disease sot in. f have been in five hospitals—three in New Soutli Wales and two in Victoria. I was operated on- I consulted many doctors, but never obtained more than temporary relief until a friend induced me to ta.ke Warner’s Safe Cure, f gave tlie medicine a fair trial, and, to niy Biirnrise and delight, I began to get heller rapidly, until now 1 am in perfect health, t never felt bettor in my life, and T am seventy years of ago. I only wish that I had taken Warner’s Safe Cure long ago. as I know that C should then have been spared years of agony. I hope that you will publish this letter far and wide so that other sufferers from bladder trouble may know how to obtain relief. I cannot praise .Warner’s Safe Cure too highly. To me it has been tho. greatest boon.'” This letter is from Mr M. Nolan, Picton Cottage, 21, Hopkins street, Richmond, Vic. In addition to tho regular 5s and 2s 9d bottk-a of Warner’s Safe Cure, a concentrated form of the medicine is now issued at 2s Gd per bottle. Warner s Safe Cure (Concentrated) is not compounded with alcohol, and contains tho same number of doses as the 5a bottle of Warner’s Safe Cure. A treatise will bo pent, poet free, by H. H. Warner and Co., Ltd., Australasian Branch, Melbourne.