INDIGESTION.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 14343, 22 October 1910, Page 6

INDIGESTION.

0o many of our readers suffer frr ■digestion, and its attendant mil „.o' symptoms, that the follow! ■-tiers should bo moot interesting rum Mr. T, P. Hallo, Cab Proprietor, Kcoringa, Burra Burra, 9.A. “For-many years I had been a gre merer from indigestion, attended 1 iolcnl at taolus of vomiting whi ■mpletely prostrated me. 1 I was tic ■d a good deal with diarrhoea, grr nreasion of spirits and a loss of uc ,us power. Medicine did not seem i ■nefit me, until I commenced a cour f \ Varner's Safe Cure. ,1 am picas-, i say that in a short time the medium .nished all symptoms of ill-health 1 , at now in good heidth and can testii. : to my oflicicnt cure.” •am Mrs. A. Cameron, 22 Napic street. Esscndon, Vic,, 24th Jam ary, 1910. > “For some considerable time m ■allh was most indifferent. I was lr lently seised with giddiness and i ■ rnal pains, resulting, no doubt, fre i serious affection of the kidneys i-v-r I suffered much from persist; i-digcstion. At time; I would becot ceisivclv weak and scarcely able 1 iik about and attend to my hour -,|d duties. I was persuaded by .land to try the effect of a few belt, 1 Warner’s Safe Cure. 1 did so wi •0 result that in a few weeks, t ins from which I suffered were V oved and I was able to go about r .Lies once again with peitect caoe.^ ■re no hesitation in roconimoim; -■■ii-nc’-’s Safe Cure to anyone suticn -nilarly. I also took Warner’s S nrc ’when suffering from nervous pn •ation. with equally good results.’ It is tho specific stimulating av cjlim' action noon tho liver and ki> vs of Warner’s Safe Cure whi.. lines the medicine to be so cuocUvi ■ casea of indigestion and biliary dss..■tiers.