GRAVEL AND STONE CAN BE CURED.

NZ Truth, Issue 56, 14 July 1906, Page 8

GRAVEL AND STONE CAN BE CURED.

From Mr G. Lucas, tobacconist, Kapunda, S.A., 7th December, 1904. "I have great pleasure m recommending Warner's Safe Curje to anyone troubled with gravel, knowing from personal experience what suffering one undergoes when once this dreadful complaint is contracted, and how it unfits him for the most ordinary duties of life. I suffered for a long time and was unable to get relief. My urine was thick, and ropy, and at times full of dark colored sediment. I had a constant desire to pass water, and was unable to retain it for any length of time. My stomach was very irritable, my digestion bad with little anpetite, and sweats at night. I became seriously alarmed after trying many remedies without obtaining any benefit. A friend livine; at Kapunda, -who had 'been cured of the same complaint by Warner's Safe Cure., advised me to try it. I had very little faith, but I took his advice and commenced taking Warner's Safe Cure, and Safe Pills., After taking the first few doses I was greatly relieved, my water 'became less impregnated with foreign matter, and tne pain while urinating decreased; and gradually lef t me. I continued with the medicine, ' and after taking it for some time a large stone passed from me. From this time I improved m health. It is several years since I .was cured. I am now m good health and' have not had a return, of the complaint since." From Mr James Fabian, Newstead, Breakfast Creek Road, Brisbane, .Q.^ 1 lth February, 1905. N "About two and a half years ago my little daughter, at that time six and a half years ,of age, suffered severely from kidney colic and paralyr sis. She lost the use of her arms anl legs, and the pain was almost continuous. She could get no rest at night and kept us all awake by her screaming from the pain. We hady a doctor attending her for nine months,, but his treatment did her no good. He told us he' had not much hope that she would eret betted I happened to read one of your pamphlets which was: left at mv house, and saw the symptoms of kidney colic described. : I decided to give Warner's Safe Cure a trial. After my daughter 'had taken the first dose it seemed to £ive her ease and she went to sleep. We continued to give her the medicine until she had taken m all six bottles, and could see her improve with every bottle she took. Tt is over twelve months ago since she had the last dose. Warner's Safe Cure restored her to health, and she has not required medicine since.". From Mr S. J. Wadrop, Mount Baker, S.A., 3rd December, 1904. ."For several years I suffered excruciating pain m the region of the kidneys, hio and groin. I became so ill , and weak that -life became a burden to me, and it was torture to me to do any manual labor. I tried many medicines but could obtain no relief that was permanent. 1 I was then advised -to take a course of Warner's Safe Cure, 'and, after taking a few: bottles of that medicine, a large stone passed from me and gave me great arid immediate relief. From that ti%e' forward my. health continued, td improve, I gained m weight , and strength, the unbearable pain was entirely removed, and I was once again m vigorous health and strength. The stone, which is of large size, I have preserved, and it can be seen by anyone who will call on me, and I shall have great pleasure m telling personally my experience." Friom Mr A. Spiens. 98 Moore-head-street, isf.F.W., 10th February, 1904. , . 4, "About six years ago I was a great sufferer from gravel and kidney trouble. My doctor said I had Wright's Disease of the kidneys. My sight, too became very impaired. I tried Turkish baths • and many other remedies without obtaining relief. I was m misery for at least 18 months when a friend advised me to give Warner. s Safe Cure a trial. I did so, taking also Warner's Safe' ■Pills, and m nine weeks I was a, new man. I attribute my recovery solely to Warner's medicines, as J } < have not suffered m any way since M From Mr John F. Kennedy, *Argylestreet, Parramatta, N.S.W., 22ml September, 1903. "-; "Some years ago I was attacked, by great. pains m the kidneys and! bladder, accompanied by swelling m the groin. The pain was so severe that, even when lying m bed, I could scarcely bear it, whilst to 'walk across the room was agony. I was treated by doctors off and on for five years, and at, last they • ■•told me that it was no use giving me any more medicine, but to take care of myself and to take plenty of nourishment. I was laid up feeling very bad when I happened to read one of your pamphlets. I sent for some Warner's Safe Cure and continued taking it for three months. After taking three or four bottles it brought . gravel m great quantities from me, and I was soon able to get up and walk about after three months on my. back. I am well known m Parramatta, and people were surprised to see the way I had improved after taking Warner's Safe Cure."- ; From Mr James Grant, grocer, 126 Young-street, Annandale, N.S.W. r 19th February, 1903. • "Some ten years ago I was attacked by great pains m my back and groins, which at times were so severe that I almost screamed with agony. I was treated by doctors for fully five years, and also tried several patent medicines but obtained no relief. I at last despaired of ever get- -. ting well again, but was recommended by a friend to try Warner's Safe Cure, as it had given him mi- j mense relief m a similar case. I followed his advice, and after taking the medicine for a while I passed a stone about three-quarters of an inch long and a quarter of an inch wide. I am pleased to say that after this stone had come away my sufferings were at an end, and I have not. suffered m the slightest degree since. Many of my friends know of my case and I always keep the stone V passed. I can confidently recommend Warner's Safe Cure m cases like mine, as I am confidently convinced that it saved me many years of agony, if not my very life itself." A treatise explaining fully why Warner's Safe Cure cures gravel and stone will be sent, post free, by H. H. Warner and Co., Ltd., Australasian Branch, Melbourne, Victoria.