CURE FOR INDIGESTION

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7139, 28 May 1910, Page 7

CURE FOR INDIGESTION

“Some years a so, while living iu Ballarat, my cousitution seemed to undergo a complete change. Prom a robust, healthy person, X became vc.y walk and despondent, i atrribuu-d tiic change ro indigestion and biiiuiu-mess, from wldch I sutlered severely. 31 v digestive organs became very uraii, and could nor perform their functions, j au» also aliiicied with, severe nervous head iene>, iro-ni which I was hardjv ever fr<-e, and life became a burden. *J. v.a> a.nms. afraid, at times, to walk, as gi<ldine>» would oomc Upon me, and 1 was in danger m laiau./ down iu t Jig* street. J had n sharp pu.n iii my left side, below the ribs and was unable to get my proper rest and smc-jj. 1 was going from bad to worse, when, fortunately for mo, I tups persuaded to try Warner’s Safe Cure. Pram the very first a decided improvement, toek P-acc. X continued taking the medicine Ur some little time, getting better coch day, and, at last, the pains entirely left me. 1 could digest my Rod without; difhcmty. and was, ouee again, restored to iioaUJi and strcugtli.” i The above letter, from Mrs A. Bangley, 12i, Chestnut street, Richmond, \ ic.. admirably illustrates the wonderful curative elYecl of Warner’s Sale Cere in cases of liver conijiiaint ami indiicoslion. Warner’s Sate Cure can be obtain* d from all chemist- and siovekcepe.-s, botu in tlie original form and in tho cheaper “Concentrated,” non-aicoliv lic form, each containing tho same number of doses. A descriptive pamphlet will be seal, po.it. free, on application, by H. IX. Warner and Co., Limited, Melbourne.