RHEUMATISM CUBED.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13650, 7 March 1908, Page 8

RHEUMATISM CUBED.

"For many' weary years I suffered from great debility and acute rheumatism ; I had -stiffness in the joints and muscles, more. particularly in the back, where the pain was most excruciating. My appetite failed and I became weak and irritable. I tried every treatment and medicine I could hear of that was likely Ho do me g004, -but without avail. I had lost faith in patent medicines, but my sufferings were so great that when Warner's Safe Cure was brought under my notice I gave it a tiial. When I had taken the contents of pne bottle I obtained great relief. I continued taking the medicine for some time, when I was relieved of all pain and suffering. My recovery was to me a great surprise, for I am getting on in years. I have lived in this district for over* fifty years." This letter is from Mrs. Eliza Macnish, 15, Gurner Street, Paddington, Sydney. STONE CUBED. ■ ' Some ten years ago I was attacked by great pains in the back and groin, 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 getting well again, but was recommended by a friend to try Warner's Safe Cure, afe it had given him immense relief in a similar case. 1 followed his advice, and after taking the medicine for a while, I passed a stone about three-quarters of an inch loug and a quarter of an inch wide. 1 urn pleased to say that, after this sicne had come away, my sufferings were at an end, and I- have not, suffered in the slightest degree since. Many of r.>; friends know of my case, and I always keep the stone I passed. 1 can confidently recommend Warner's Safe Cure in cases like mine, fes I am thoroughly convinced that it saved me many vearsof agony, if not toy very kfo itself." ' This letter is from Mr. James Grant, Grocer,. l26, Young Street, Annaudale, N.S.W. BLADDER DISEASE CUBED. " No one ktfows the suffering I went through before 1 began to take Warner's Safe Cure. For ten years I suffered from my kidneys and liver, and finally bladder disease set in. I havo been in five hospitals—three in New South Wales and two in Victoria, i was operated on. I consulted many doctors, but never obtained, moro than' temporary relief until a friond induced, mo to take Wafnor's Safo Cure. I gave tho medicine a fair trial, and, to my surprise and delight, I began, to get better rapidly, until now I am in perfect health. 1 nover felt better in toy life, and lam 70 years of age. I only wish that 1 had taken Warner's Safe Cure long ago, as I know that I should then have been spared years of agony. I hope that. you will publish this fetter far and wide so that other sufferers from bladder trouble may know how to obtain relief. 1 cannot praise Warner's Safe Ctiro too highly. "£o me it • has been tho greatest boon." This letter is from Mr. M. Nolan, Picton Cottage, 21, Hopkins Street, Richmond, Vie. In addition to the regular 5/- and 2/9 bottles of WArncr's Safo Cure, a cpn-c-nlrated form of the medicine is now issued at 2/6 p«r bottle. Vvarnor's Safo Cure (Concent rnlcd) is not compounded with alccjioi, and contains the same number of closes as tho o'/- bottle of Warner's Safe Cure. A treatise' will be sent, post frtv, by 11. 11. Warner and Co., LU., Australasian Branch. Melbourne.

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