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NZ Truth, Issue 68, 6 October 1906, Page 8

LETTERS ABOUT LIVER COMPLAINT. From.Mr. J. Edwards, Davey-street, East Geelong, Vie., 31st August, 1905. "For about twelvemonths I had been ailing from aggravated liver complaint, producing indigestion, biliousness, a heavy feeling m the chest and frequent pains m the shoulder blades. I tried the usual purgative remedies, which had the effect of only temporarily improving my condition. I conld get no permanent relief until I took Warner's Safe Care. lam pleased to say that the good effect of that medicine became apparent almost immediately I commenced to take it, and m a short time I was thoroughly cured. I have recommended Warner's Safe Oure to many of my friends, who all speak well of it." From Mrs. K. Chapman, 150 Paddington-street, Sydney, N.S.W., Bth February, 1906. "For a considerable time I was a sufferer from liver complaint accompanied by severe pains m the back, depression of spirits and loss of appetite. I tried anything I thought. would do me good, but obtained no relief whatever. I happened to read ono of your books 'giving accounts of wonderful cures Warner's Safe Cure has effected, and therefore decided to try its effect on myself. The result was marvellous, as m a short '-space- of time I was completely restored to good health, and, lam glad to say, I have not been troubled \vith pains of any description since." ■ Trom ' Mjr." Gladstone Mayne, 22 Parade, Norwood, S. A., 14th December, 1905. " For several years -past I suffered much pain from sjtnptoms of liver complaint, such as biliousness, indications denoting congestion, heavy pain m the right side, anda dull persistent pain under the right shoulder blade. I was also affected with dizziness, headaches and, loss of sleep. . I resortedfor relief to a number of medioines, but did not obtain any-good result until I began to take Warner's Safe Cure.' I took only a iaw bottles of that, medicino when all painful symptoms subsided. Daring the last twelve months I have not felt anything of the old complaint. Being fully convinced that lam permanently cured, I am truly grateful." From Miss Annie Leleman, Zabina-street, off Thomas-street, North Broken .Hiil", N.5.W.,.. 27th November, 2905. ' . "I have much pleasure m testifying as to the efficacy of Warner's Safe Cure, having taken that . medicine when suffering from functional derangement of the Iwer. I was troubled with severe pains m the back, sides and head, with constant giddiness. Indigestion trbubled me a good deal and caused me ..many sleepless nights, whilst exercise of any .kind brought on fatigue. Warner's Safe Cure was brought under my notice. I procured two bottles of tho medicine, and after taking tho second bottle I found a great improvement had taken place mmy health. All aches and pains had gradually ceased to trouble me. I oould eat without distress, and get refreshing sleep." From Istr. A. McEwan, 6 Princess-place, Darlinghurst, N.S.Wt, 15th September. 1905. "I. suffered for months from Liver complaint, which caused dizziness m my head . and a languid, tired feeling. I also had severe pains mmy side and back. I tried many medicines to obtain reliof, but without effect. I was advised to try Warner's Safe Cure by a friend of mine, and it is a good thing that I took, his advice, as, after taking about four bottles of Warner's Safe Cure, I was thoroughly cured." ' From Mr, William Tanner, Hawks-lane, West Geelong, Vie, 31st August, 1905. „ 'll fc "affords me great bleasure to write you as to the efficacy of Warner's Saio Cure ih my case. Fbr years I had been suffering ; from loss of appetite and indigestion, accompanied by violent pains m my stomach and , disagreeable symptoms .after every racial.' -I also noticed a l^ss of nervous power. , When m this condition I began to take Warner's Safe Cure. The relief I obtained was speedy, and after I had.taken a few bottles the symptoms I have described ceased to exist, and I now feel like a new man." ' A treatise explaining the action ofc . ..'-■'" . ■ * will bo sent post free by H. H. Warner and Co., Ltd., Australasian Branch, Melbourne. ITTfara ah extraordinary free 1 1 fi J 1 OFFER FROM THE OXFORD JaMSvoTß^m. " PLlra Jl 1 >% "% DATA AD IShL^'hS S A LADY'S OB GENT'S ' EDER I IfiO^VW j kSOLED SILVEB WATOH A I^' | " In order to introduce our Catalogue into every home and to advertise ttt '„''- W '.____,■ " ,r ?""• w? have decided to a,bsolutely give away 1000 of onrPainous Solid Silver Watches (pftdrsor Gent's)., Ourbusmcsß is Mail Orders. Wewa_nt your orders, and we want everyone to roeeivp our 1 Catalogue and our Grand Free Watch Offer. Send, postal note for 5s for onft of our Special Trial Order Parcels' of Jewellery (Lady's or Gent's), containing six useful and fashionable Articles of Jewellery. Brooches. Pendants, Greenstone Charms, TioPins, Links.etc., and wo send yon with the Parcel the above liberal Offer. Satisfaction guaranteed, or money returned. The Oxford Bazaar, 59-61 Oxford-street. Sydney, N.S.W.

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