OF INTEREST TO WOMEN

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7110, 23 April 1910, Page 16

OF INTEREST TO WOMEN

“For y«um . I suffered unceasingly from chronic pain in the back arid head, scarcely haying a mlomient a peace. Sometimes 1 would grow dizzy, and seam ip lose' my senses. Dark specks would float before my eyes, and my sight would become cloudy. There were-many days when I could ecarocly drag through my duties. I was in a terribly low oondation—much reduced in, flesh, ondhad no appetite. I tried many remedies, and doctors wore consulted ' without benefiting mlo in. the loast. I .was gradually getting -wonse, and bad almost given up hope, when I began, to take Warner's Safe .Our®. Prom that time an improvement began to take place' in ray health. I improved' rapidly, and oowbmued to do so until I was onoe mono in tho enjoyment or good health. Warner's Safe Cure worked wonders ira my coos, and i can) recommend it to all others suirering m) like manner.” - The above is from Mrs J. Mortis, 58 CiuTington stnoot, Adelaide, South Australia. A descriptive pamphlet contain fang many sudli letters will be sent, post free, by H. H: Warner and' Co,, Limited, Melbourne, Victoria, mnner’s Safe Cure is sold by alt dkeimists and storekeepers, both m the original form and in.: tiie cheaper “Concentrated," non-alcoholic form, eaoh oontoining tho. ' sume number of doses. No woman, should ho despondent about her- health , who has not given Warner’s Safe Cure a trial.