LIVER LFTTERS.
From Mr. W. H. Crisp, Rodd Street, Dandenong, Vie, 22nd January, 1904. 'I/ate of Thorpdale, Gippsland. ■^0. "For the past ten years I suffered from disease of the liver, experiencing a sense of weight as well as great pain in the region of tlhe liver, especially in the n:gjht and early morning. I had •tried various remedies, but without benefit, when Warner's Safe Cure wasi favour ably brought to my notice. I decided to give .that medicine a trial, and after taking a few bottles and some Wairner's Safe Pills, I found great relief. The complaint waa speedily checked and the pain ceased."
TVom Mr. Albert Walker, c/o Mr. F. J. Freame, Graham Street, Port Melbourne, Vie, 12th January, 1904. "For years I was Buffering from disease of tsie liver, that organ, having become enlarged, causing physical prostration, and mental depression. I also had severe pains in the back. The slightest touch, or pressure on the liver would ■cause me the most excruciating pain. I was induced to try Warner's Safe Cure, and after taking three bottles of the medicine, am*, health, was quite restored, and I became strong and vigorous again, I take great pleasure in recommending Warner's Safe* Cure as a sure and speedy remedy for disease of tho liver.
From Mr. L. H. Howard, 3 Douglas Street, Stantnore, N.S.W., 25th January, 1904.
"I can speak in the highest terms of Warner's Safe Cure. About five j'eare ago I suffered severely from liver complaint, in fact, all my digestive organs wero seriously out of order. I tried all kinds of liver pills and various anedicines, but only got very slight relief. Eventually I was advised by niy chemist to try Warner's Safe Cure. This I did, with every satisfaction, for after taking four bottles, I was completely cured, and am now in the best of health."
From Mr. James Moore, Lion Hotel, Melbourne Street, North Adelaide, S.A., Bth October, 1903. "I have been suffering from biliousness and indigestion for several years until about two years ago, when I had a severe bilious fever, which prevented me fromi working for several weeks and kept me confined to my bed. The many medicines I tried did not seem to do me any good. At last I decided to take Warner's Safe -Cure.'and Warner's Safe Pills. I took a, few bottles of the former and; a vial of the latter, when all symptoms of the complaint left me. Since then. I have had no indication of the trouble. My appetite is excellent and my digestion perfect. I can now •do more, and harder, work than ever ■before in my Tfe."
Emm Miss E. Moncrieff Davidson, 1, Izetfc Street, Prahran, Vie, sth January, 1904.
"It is with pleasure I acknowledge the amount of benefit I derived from taking Warner's Safe Cure and Warner's Safe Pills, when suffering _ from liver complaint, and other remedies had fail=^*fed to do one any good. I had a constant disposition to sick headache, a prostrated, tared feeling, especially in the spring, and. susceptibility to change of seasons, but since'taking Warner's Safe Cure and, Pills I have been free from all such symptoms."
From Mrs. E. Howard, 51 Hyde Street, Adelaide, S.A., 7tilr October, 1903.-; .< "I have suffea-ed veVy much-^at rdiffer■ent times, for many ■'years* from" >*-Hver camplamt, indigestronV' and' gendi-al debility. At first'l paid little attention, but getting 'worse! as time went on, ; I began to fear that I was on the eve of a general constitutional break up. After trying various medicines •with out" benefit,, I heard of Warner's-Safe Cure. : : On enquiry, I found that many of--■■•iroy.-; friends had taken this medicine -vf-ith •great and lasting benefit;* Heai-hig such glowing accounts of the medicine I , decided to give it a trial. It gave nic almost immediate relief. In a few weeka I was quite cured, and have had no trouble of the kind since."
From Mr. J: W. Reid, Grocer, etc., Manchester House, 171 Johnston St., Collingwood, Vie, 14th January, 1904.
" Having suffered from liver complaint for many years, and found no successful .remedy in doctors' medicines, I have on three different occasions taken Warner's Safe Cure with most happy results. The first time, after taking four Lotties, I was completely restored, xhe second time, about five years afterwards,, same, ■result with three"bottles, and I ani^taking it now with every evidence' of the same success as before. I merely wish to testify to the efficacy of yo.rr mv?Juable medicine, and.will certainly recom-. <mend it to all whom it may be a boon.'jg From Mr. W. F. Stanley. 5 Napier && Paddington, N.S.W., 19th September, 1903. "I have much pleasure in givingjn-v experience as to what Warner's Safe Cure did for me. I suffered from <'otietipated bowels and severe pair.* in ■-•ny stomach and kidneys. I otten retched so miich that I brought up pieoes of the coating of my stomach. I vas in the hospital tbree times, but the treatnu-nr. there eeemed to do me no permanent good. Finally I was advised to g: ve Warner's Safe Cure a trial. I c'id go, and after taking two bottles, can honestly say I am cured."
As many people find it diflicuit to understand why Warner's Safe Cur© cures, as it does, complaints seemingly • 'different in character as Indigestion, Rheumatism, Biliousness, Gout, Neuralgia Lumbago, Sciatica, Anaemia, Delibity, Blood "Disorders, Gravel, Bladder Troublesfian' explanation, is, perhaps, necessary- v , . •„■ ~ • Warner's Safe Cure is pnm_:ily'a, specific cure for all diseases of the k;du(,ys ■and liver, even, Blight's dsease,; trie most fatal of all diseases of the kidneys yielding to its curative properties. Now, all the complaints above-men-tioned have but one origin, namely, the inability of the kidneys and liver to -perform their work of removing irom ifche system uric acid and other urinary and b'liary poisons. When such poiSfs arTretained in the body the development, of one or more of tno disorders set forth is the result. • ■*■ Warner'sVSafe Cure restores the lndWb and'liver to ihealfch and activity them., to fulfil their allotted t?sk of extracting the^poisonotis waste products from the bkod^.and eamd.aig them from the Body-in a>natural nv & n-
™Ab a consequence, all disorders caused by the presence of such poisons are necessarily cured.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLVII, Issue 12283, 17 September 1904, Page 7
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