STONE, GRAVEL, & BLADDER TROUBLES.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 15350, 13 January 1912, Page 15

STONE, GRAVEL, & BLADDER TROUBLES.

So many people, especially as tlicy nd- ] vanoc in vears, sulTer from stone, gmvei, and bladder tiouhles that the following letter will prove interesting lo those: of our rodeos who aiv tlr.is alflieted:—" l'or some years 1 was a great sulfcrer from catarrh of tlio bladder. I had great tliflictilty in urinaiing. There was a dull, aching pain in th'> lower part oi the body and intense) inflatiiination of tho kidneys, Tlie discharge, of mine wa.-, very seaniy, a.'id of a bloodr.sl colour, my IjowoLs seemed to swell, and were very much bloated' at tituoJ. I spent many )>oiinds in medicines, but could get nothing suited to my complaint. 1 tlien commei.oed taking Warner's Safe Cure, and dcrivi-d lvnelit from tho first, bottle. Continuing to lake the medicine. I found myself improving all the time. Tho'pains gradually teased, and my urine became cl".ir, and was voided without distress. In a few months 1 had r|iiito recovercel. Since that lime 1 have rnjoyed very good lu-altli indeexl, .'111(1 can honestly recommend Warner's S.ife Cure to anyone wilfering in the same way." This letter was received from Mr William Victor Williams, of 59 Wills street, Benilieo, Victoria. Similar Htors illustrating the effect of Warner's Ssife Cure in eases of Mom, gravel, and bladder troubles will be found in a [vmiphlet. issued by If. 11. Warner and Co. (Ltd.). Australasian branch. Slellmnrno, which will lie sent i>ost free on receipt of request by them. Warner'*; Safe Cine is told by chemists and sU>rok"o]H'.rs everywhere, lmth in tlw eeiginal (as) bottles, and in the chca|ier (2s Cd) " C.'oncciilrated." nonalcoholic form.