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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXIX, Issue 10760, 6 May 1911, Page 1

A WOMAN'S LETT!:iL "Some years ago I was takrn iii v. u'r pain in the head and fainting ::!: ; there was also a severe pai'.i between I'.'.y shoulders and down my back. 1 co;:hi scarcely get my breath; after nearly every meal I was m 1 iz?-. 1 v.itn such via lent pains in. the stomach that I was almost afraid to take my food. A nervous sensation would frequently overtake ine with a choking in the threat. I became really alarmed aud thought- J was going to (lie. We had heard I '■' Warner's Safe Cure; my husband pur chased a few bottles for me and I commenced to take it with almost immediate good results. I continued taking the medicine for some little time and v.ts soon once more in the enjoyment of gco ; health. I could eat almost any kind of food without any bad effect. Since them, my son, who was quite a little lad, developed symptoms of jaundice and was treated bv medical men without any good results. We again had resort to Warner's Safe Cure with the same beneficial result. I advise any woman suffering in like manner to give Warner's Safe Cure a trial" as I an*, sure she will thereby be greatly benefited." The above letter is from Mrs. Catherine Brown, of 21, Sherrard-street, Black Hill, Ballarat, Vic., and is published so that many other women, who suffer in a. similar manner, may learn how to obtain relief.

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