REMEDY FOR KIDNEY DISORDERS

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 7847, 8 July 1911, Page 16

REMEDY FOR KIDNEY DISORDERS

Mr A. Botteher, of the Stay and Garin v Hotel, Sturt street, Adelaide, writes lis saying:—“For ten rears I was a great puff ere r from back-ache and was under doctors* care for the greater part of the time. While in agony, some two months ego. one of my fit ends insisted upon my trying Warner's Safe Cure. I-ani pleasod to say that, after taking the contents of three* bottles, I found myself relieved of pain and restored to coed health. I can and will recommend Warner's Safe Cure to anyone I may know who suffers from the same complaint.” Mr Bottchor’s experience is the normal experience of tho«<* who resort for relief in cases of kidney and liver disorders to W’pirnarVS'-vfo Onre. For over thirty rears this remarkable medicine has been doing its beneficent work. If your kidneys or liver are affected a few inquiries made amongst your friends and acquaintances will, no doubt, result in vour hearing of cases similar to that of Mr Botteher. A pamnlDebcontaining full information will be sent post free bv H, XT. Warner and Co.. Ltd., Australasian Branch. Melbourne. Warner's Safe Cure is sold by chemists and storekeepers both in the original form and in the cheaper “Concentrated** non-alcoholic form.