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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 14284, 27 August 1910, Page 4 (Supplement)

u.N !•!: iK L - .MAT Is> XJ. "Ah.at Lwc-nty-fcur years \vl:. : i-dling timber in Ihe Benaila district. ! c.iught ;l severe cold which liltinutU ! developed into chrome rheumaiisM. ar.« for sixteen weeks ] Jiricl to lie iifjc.il n:, bed unitltli* to move without as.-iuanr,' l'ie pain seemed to have svllled iii tie lov.-er part of the buck, lees ami Wi which. at limes, became very much sv.o ic-11 ::r:<l puffed up. I was treated b. two doctors, who gave me various lned; cuies and drugs which failed to relieve mini the slightest degree. It was thought my case was hopeless. Needless to say. I was deprived of all rest and sleep. 3 lost fieah rapidly and became weak am; despondent. Ultimately, rev attention v.as directed to Warner's tjaf'e Cure oik: I decided on giving that medicine a trial. Tho effect of a few bottles oi the mHieine was beyond my expectations. The violent racking paia ceased entirely and I soon began to recover my health and strength. My recovery was a most gratifying surprise to me. Since that tinuv I have known o£ many others who have taken the medicine with the same beneficial reside, and I can confidently recommend Warner's Safe Cure to any one suffering in like manner." The above letter was received from Mr. S. B. Dugan, butcher, 172 Pakins-ton-street, West Geelong, Vic. Warner's Safe Curs is sold by chemists and storekeeper's, "both in the original form and in the cheaper "Concentrated" nonalcoholic form.

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