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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXX, Issue 11972, 15 September 1906, Page 3

LETTERS ABOUT LIVER COMPLAINT. From Mr. J. Edwards, Davey Street, East Geelong, Vie, 31st August, 1905. ••Forabmfc twelve months I bad been ailing from aggravated liver complaint, producing indigestion, biliousness, a heavy feeling in the chest, and frequent pains in th 3 shoulder blades. I tried the usual purgative remedies, which had the effect oi only temporarily improving my condition. I could get no permanent relief until I took Warner's Safe Cure. lam pleased to say that the good effect of that medicine became apparent almost immediately I commenced to take it, and in a short time I was thoroughly cured. I have recommended Warner's Safe Cure to many of my friends, who all speak well of it." From Mrs. K. Chapman, 150 Paddington Street, Sydney, N.S.W., Bth February, 1906.' " For a considerable time I was a sufferer from liver complaint accompanied by severe pains in the back, dep-ession of spirits, and loss of appetite. I tried anything I though!; would do mo good, but obtained no relief whatever. I happened to read one of yonv books giving accounts of wonderful cures Warner's Safe Cure has effected, and therefore decided to try its effect on myself. The result was marvellous as in a short space of time I was completely restored to good health, and, I am glad to say, I have not been troubled with pains of any description since." From Mr. Gladstone Mayne, 22 Parade, Norwood, S.A., 14th December, 1905. • For several years past I suffered much pain from symptoms of liver complaint, such as biliousness, indications denoting congestion, heavy pain in the right side, and a dull persistent pain under the right shoulder blade. I was also affected with dizziness, uWudies, and loss of sleep. I resorted for relief to a number of medicines, but did not obtain any good result until I bogan to take Warner's Safe Cure. I took only a fuw bjitlcs of that medicine, when all painful symptoms subsided. . During the Lt twelve months I have not felt anything of the old complaint. Being fully convinced lh.it 1 am permanently cured, I am truly grateful." From Miss Annie Leleman, Zabina Street, off Thomas Street, North Broken Hill, N S.W., 28th November, 1905. w "I have much pleasure in testifying as to the efficacy of Warner's Safe Cure, having taken th.it medicine when suffering from functional derangement of the Jiver. I war troubled with severe pains in the back, sides, and head, with constant diaziness. Indigestion troubled ma a good deal and caused me many sleepless nights, whilst exeriise of any kind brought on f.Uigue. Warner's Safe Cure was brought under • my notice I moeured two bottles of the medicine, and after taking the second bottle I found a groat improvement had taken place in my health. All aches and pains had, gradually ceased to trouble mo I could eat without distress, and get refreshing sleep. From Mr. A. McEwan, C Princes Place, Darlinghurst, N.S.W., 15th September, 1905. "I suffered for months from liver complaint, which caused dizziness in my head and a languid, tired feeling. I also had severe pains in my side and back. I tried many madicines to obtain relief, but without effect. I was advised to try Warner. .Mafo Cura by a triend of mine, and it is a good thing that I took Ills advice, Og, after taking about four bottles of Warner's Safe Cure, L was thoroughly cured. Pro:n Mr. William Tanner, Hawks' Lane, West Geelong, Vie, 31st August, 1905. "It affords me great pleasure to write you as to the efficacy of Warner's Safe Cure in my case. For years I had been suffering from loss of appetite and indigestion, accompanied by violent pains in my stomach and disagreeable symptoms after jsvery meal. I also noticed a loss of nerve power. When in this cond'tion I began to take Warfcer's Safe Cure. The relief I obtained was speedy, and after I nadtakm a few bttUos the symptoms I have described ceased to exist, and I now feel ni» a new man." A treatise explaining the action ol Warner's Safe Cure will be sent post free by H. H. Warner and Co., Ltd., Australasian Branch, Melbourne,

INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. The Model Dairy Project Abandoned. (Per United Press Association). WELLINGTON, September 14. At a meeting of the Cabinet it was decided to abandon the project to establish a model dairy factory in connection with the Exhibition, it being found that the cost would very greatly exceed the estimate. The idea was to have a complete bntter factory, with byre attached, and tenders were called for the work of construction. These proved that the cost of the exhibit vr^uld toe <p-rer .*3OOO. As th-cic will be other dairy exhibits, it was deemed advisable to abandon the project. The Weekly Report. CHRISTCHURCH. September 14. The Exhibition weekly report states that one of the features of the Tourist Department's court at the Exhibition will be the display of stags' heads. Thirty will be from North Otago and Nelson and also a number of fallow deer heads from Otago and Nelson. Some doubt exists about the final date for receiving entries for the home industries section. It is now definitely stated that the date will be the 24th inst. A number of exhibitors aro proceeding rauidly with their fitting up operations within the Exhibition buildings. pBOTIHCIAL TTOTIL, EIDOWAT BTBHT, WANGAHUL W. B. TUCK rrsprUtsr. ONE of ike moat popular and np-to-iats Hotel* ia tk* North Island. Aflordi axosllsat accommodation fsr permanent boaHsrs -sni visitors ts Waafaani. Only tht Bait Brands sf Alst, Btsnt, «nd Spirits kept.

QUACKEET AND OTHER FEAUDS PBEVENTIOH!. During the course of the debate in the House of Rrepresentatives on the above Bill Mr Symes, the Member for Patea, called attention to, the i*ct that, some time previously Mr Hornsby himself (the author of the Bill) had given a testimonial in favour of a Patent Medicine, viz., IMPL- w MAY APPLE. This Mr Hornsby admitted, and emphatically endorsed his previous statement concerning the merit of IMPEY'S MAY APPLE, at the same time explaining to Members of the House that the Bill was not intended to restrict the sale of remedies possessing genuine merit. The Proprietors of IMPEY'S MAY APPLE have, from the very first, taken the public into their confidence, and every package, label circular, etc^, «£t out, states that IMPEY'S MAY APPLE is composed of CASCARA, DANDELION, TURKEY RHUBARB, MAY aPPLE. and other valuable herbs. The only inform atiou retained by the Proprietors is their special process, of manufacture. This requires professional skill and experience to ensure the proper adjustment and careful compounding of the Herbal Extracts, co that the medicinal value of each it developed and retained iv the highest degree. YOUR DOCTOR will tell you, if you ask •, him, that the above ingredients «re of srecial vaftie in the treatment of Liver Complaints, and all Stomachic disorders, indeven the most prejudiced person can have no doubts 'about a remedy, the formula of which ia approved by the Physi-cian. We iiave nothing to conceal from either the public or the Sedical fraternity. IMPEY'S MAY APPLE s without question the BEST, S.UREIST and SAFEST REMEDY for all DISOIU DERS of the STOMACH, LIVER and BOWELS. - Sold by Mr H. WILTON, Chemist, Wan^anui.