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Taranaki Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 143672, 16 December 1911, Page 8

APPRECIATION. From Mrs. Kate Chegwin, 57 RuskinChristchurch, N.Z., 2Sth November, 1910. “About nine months ago I was taken ill with dropsy. Two doctors attended m© but they gave me no relief. My daughter made me take Warner’s Safe Cure, and after taking tho second dose I found relief. I continued to take the medicine and when I had taken ih© contents of three bottles I became quite well again.” From Mr. Chits. J. Manual!, of Manual! Bros., Manufacturers and Merchants, High-street, West Maitland, N.S.W., 20th June, 1910. ■=» “Some twenty years .ago, I strained myself whilst carrying a sack of produce, and was a great sufferer for about eighteen months from frequent neuralgic attacks in the region of tho kidneys. Tho pains wer© very .acute, lasting from four to twenty-five hours—and were followed by extreme weakness which pie-' vented me from attending to my business. I had tho best medical aid procurable, but the doctor’s attention did nothing to relieve or euro me. I was gradually sinking under the complaint and my case was considered hopeless. KvenliuiUy I was persuaded to take Warner'S Safe Cure and Warner’s Safe Pills. In a very short time I obtained relief, and, continuing to take the medicine, 1 had . the gratification of finding that my suffering had entirely ceased. I have not had a similar attack since, I am always advising, people who suffer from kidney and liver trouble to take Warner's Safe Cure, and many have found wonderful relief, and permanent cur© from it.” From Mrs. E., Lewis, Garden-street, East- Geelong, Vic., 26th April, 1910 “Having caught a sever© chill, I became very ill, and alarming symptoms developed. 1 suffered excruciating pain in the back, and was hardly free from most terrible headaches. At times, my limbs would become quit© numb and almost useless. This state of health continued for some considerable time. Medical advice and other remedies failed to do me any good. I was reduced in llc.sh, weak, and .altogether disheartened, when Warner’s Safe Cur© was brought under my notice and, on the ad vie© of a friend, I commenced taking it, 1 was encouraged to persevere by the effect of the first bottleful, and was finally restored to health and strength by taking a few more bottleuful. I have persona! knowledge that tho medicine has cured many other# besides myself. Full information relating to Warner’s Safe Cure, for the kidneys and liver, is contained in. a pamphlet irened by H. H. Warner and Co., Limited, Melbourne. Vic., who will be pleased io send a copy, post free, to anyone interested. Warner’s Safe Cure is sold by chemists and storekeepers everywhere, both in tho original (sa) bottler-. n-rd in the cheaper {2s 6d) “Ccnccnuaicd,” non-alcoholic form.

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