LETTERS FROM WOMEN.

Colonist, Volume LV, Issue 13735, 29 May 1913, Page 8

LETTERS FROM WOMEN.

From Mrs. G. Oluham, Church stvwt, Wickham, Nev.vastk, N.iS. W.. iCl:h October, 1011. "I suffered for a !cr.;v \yh;:o from chronic pam m tlie head aiiu bm.i;. Ay liver was turpid, I kcu a very vxo. appitite, iiiiu \. ~t i t.u. c.. \- ».;ci yive iii. sii-iii^v.. .;. '•,.'■ io • ■.iju,. ..y. vvhon woikiu^ a.....;'- L: .....,il-,- .t i • ing 5.(.-:is;.v.. .1 ..<.:■..•: »:. ■'. ■.. >, .n:d 1 was iii l t ... •■• ....-•'- ■•■ '•• _ 1 cried various ac.Ui;^-.. ;;.-■- ■■.:<U'i.xz v.hich t.cii'ii :j cil.u ■■ ■ ' ■ - '■ -^ of mii'u, huiu'iii" i.i .--y (•.::•■-.. i'> coiiiniv-adcu 'a ;r:... *-t ■-'•-- ■ ■ Ciirt, as shu liull i:i;;rii lk v : .1 .''. .:;i. highly !; pcken of :i. u\-.i-\ ■;.•■••. -■'•■ i'iit! advice so kindly \\ ,\s .A-i. Alter taking a fov. h,.itns >i \\ v.i.■•■*'? Safo Cure a cli.u:^- icr ■..-., I; .10: tUn-eloi.-.'d itsiit 1 u.i!l:;i . !i ; - ..••' iK'tl'.-i1 i'.iul sti"V,..-. r e;u-J 1 ti .ti. :..!' my '.'.-::. \>W> ',■ r ■■■'-> I'■ ' * --bU uo:h, v.:ii ~.:i ... ;■ • ■ -i!-:: c: j-.y !ii,<-£<.'lf j/,L-iieially. v ■ ' • v. .;>• silile to do for a k-i.' - . ,'-I'-I';'- --. 1 can highly recount. ■■■■•' ;....:,-•.'.: ;.;.u. Cure to all women." From Mrs. G- Sr !i:: i-'. B-l frist street Wellington, :.'.; .v Zi..'. r. i, iJ:.!' Novenibjr. 1911 "Fcr somo ycurs I was tr'-.b!.-! v.'jf.i liver coiiiplr.int and iiu 1;^::;^.;-:-i, i'dnii'. paiiicf! by heiclachcs 01 i[i<. /nest c-:. cruciating kind. At tiii:.;- I was. ;ii'-(iict-ed with violent pain i:i iiii: i}-.,v.0b which would maks me q!~.:t.: si'.!r. 'J.fie.; periodical and violent \>u :::?■ .-. ouv.'.' t;; take root iv the pii of !■.::■.■ -..i^.u'.ci!, ~\u. from there extend to iir. ; .'■• >•£ u.y system. After tiyin^ :i vavit^y ;u medicines—to no btntni —i v.-.-.i ::'.t.;u-.-..<.i u~. try Warner's Safe Cure. Tiic mI:U. «;■.-.iii: of the medicine impiovcd ;r\ t. m.nio:.i cousiderabiy, and aii-e;1 i-.: -. -U'l eon i.er;Ls oi" a few bctlles, iii. , ..-._j ail \oi\ m«. I could eat well ..1,.-. v.:^.it my loud with ease and comfort, 'iiiu modi cine has given me aa exiXJu-iiii appetic:-, and has most thoroughly leiuvcit.-u my digestive organs." From Mrs. Ann Sullivan, Jiiuray-street. ■ Wagga, N.S.W., 10th A..gjst, 1911 "Some years ago my kiuu-ji g-J.ve k a great deal ot trouble and 1 v.^s steadiiy losing my health. ' 1 wcul- it> a dcetov and he gave me some mi.uii.iiie, but re did not relieve me. I v.^i vi cho ticspital for about three v.-^t.Ci, b^t no ooi'ter. I had to get a v.u.u^ii in 10 ao my houHework &s> I was. uv.-.Tiy unable to work myself, f had h.;.<.i:iches continuously and . pains ali ever my body. A. neighbour gave me a, boLlls of \v *r tier's Safe Cure to try. 1 noticed au improvement alter tiie uvst few doses. 1 icok altogether live boLtlesiul and wa» restored to health." From Mrs. T. Brown, 3 Thomas-street, Geeloug West, Victoria, 18th August. l&ll. •'Some years ago I began to experience -a duil, miserable fau;t. feeling and less of a|ipetit«. 1 liad haidly any strength left. A friend .told me to try vVanur's .Safe Cure, und, after taking a Jew bottles, I was quite cured and have ever since been free ivoni ali trouble ol that nature." From Mrs.' M. M'lncrnoy, Shipter's read, Kensington, Adelaide, S.A. 22nd September, 1911. "About two years ago I wa* very much run down and was troubled witL olooplussness. I used to feel very tired ru:u was quite unable to do my wori. <jii account of giddiness. I had lost al. .ippotu« and suffered at times from pair, in the chest. In the mornings I wai lOtally unfit for my day's work, having passed the nights with hai'dly any sleep As a friend of mine had taken Warner'; j&ifu Cure with great benefit to herself. I decided to try, that medicine also 'd living taken th<j contents of three bet lies. I" v;as completely restored to nn foiiner state of health. I regained ny : wppetit-o, could sleep well at night ano arose in the morning feeling lit for in) day's work." From Mrs. C. Manley, Castle-street. North Dnnedin, New Zealand, 21s> December, 1911, "For some years I suffered as man\ women have sufiered btfort roe. \ could not tell the nature of the corn plaint, but the symptoms were exlrem-. nervousness, loss of appetite, chrom. pains in the back and head, giddy sensa lions.'weakness and depression of spirits My -household work bscKine a biud-en t me. 1 had to sit and rest alter-■ tlv slightest e.M-rtion. I tried many n--ivcr tisv'd remedies. Some weald give ny •■olit'j fur h little while, then I wank! b> as ill as ever. I had almost given nj liope of bjing cured- when I was advise* k> try Warner's Safe Ciir<j. After lakm; only, a few bottles I was .completely re stored Jo health. 1 can tat and sleej •well and all bodily pain has left me. j have had no return of the complain! since that lime." Warner's Safe Cure is sold by chem ists and*' storekeepers everywhere, both in the original (ss) bottles, and in tin i'!?c!ii.ier (2s 6d) "Concentrated," non-al cqholic form. , ' **