LETTERS FROM WOMEN.
From Miss B. Mclntyre, 33 Simmons street, South Yarra, Vic., sth September, 1903. “I have taken Warner’s Safe Cure and Safe Pills when suffering from extreme weakness and prostration, caused by general debility, followed by loss of appetite, Headache, depression of spirits, and constipation I was obliged to give up work temporarily. The suffering I endured and the terrible condition I was in, can only be known oy those women who have undergone the same e<perience. I then heard of Warner’s oafe Cure and Pills, and had only taken a few bottles of the former, and a few of the latter, when I was completely restored to health and my usual vigour.” From Mrs Annie Harris, of Charlton, George Street, Norwood, S.A. “About seven years ago I contracted a severe'internal complaint and was in a very critical state. The doctor attending me told me that if 1 lived I should be a sufferer all mv lifetime. His treatment was quite useless in giving me relief. After two or three years I got tired of paying doctor’s fees for no benefit, and hearing of Warner’s Safe Cure I gave it a trial. I took, in all, five bottles, and am thankful to state that I am perfectly cured. The medical man was genuinely surprised at such a. wonderful result. I ami now as well as it is possible to be, and give Warner’s Safe Cure the whole credit for accomplishing what doctors deemed impossible. Hoping that ladies, suffering as I did, will piofit, I am writing to you now. My mother considered that her life was saved by the use of Warner’s Safe Cur in a somewhat similar complaint.” From Mrs M. A West. 89 Duke Street, Burnley, Vic., 17th February, 1903. “For several years I was prostrated bv a disease the doctors could give no name to. I was treated by some of the leading physicians in England, but not one of them gave me any hope of recovery. The symptoms were extreme nervousness, loss of appetite, great depression of spirits, chronic pain in my back and head, general weakness, loss of flesh, and my urine was thick and ropy. As the doctors could do nothing for me it was decided that 1 should go to Australia, in the hope that the change of climate would benefit me, though our family physician said that T might not live out the voyage. However, I started, accompanied by my husband. I was very ill all the way over, and landed in Australia in a very weak state. I was again treated by a doctor, but gradually got worse, and began to think that death would be a relief. At this time an old ladv advised me to try Warner s Safe Cure. As a last resource I did so
After taking the third bottle I began to improve in health, getting stronger and brighter each day, greatly to the surprise of myseif and friends. All pain and weakness left me, my appetite returned, and in a short time I was quite cured. I gained several pounds in weight, and, thanks to Warner’s Safe Cure, I am now in good health.'’ From Mrs R. L. Head, Vine Cottage, Second Street, Port Pirie, S.A. “It is with the greatest pleasure that 1 write to tell you of the great ano i.i benefit I derived from the use of Warners Safe Cure, for I feel that, but for that medicine, I should now be in my grave, i liaU been suffering for a very long time from a complaint common to women of middle age. I was losing flesh at an alarming rate. The doctors could do nothing for me, an 1 1 commenced to use Warner's Safe Cure, with a very forlorn hope. Greatly to the surprise of myself and friends I began to improve in health from the first bottle. I continued to take the medicine, and gained health and strength every day. In a few weeks 1 was up and about my household work, and am now quite stout and in good health. From Mrs A. Frenz, Piper Street, South Broken Hill, N.S.W.. 14th January, 1903. “A few years ago, when in Victoria, I suffered excruciating pains in my body, especially in the chest and left side around the heart. I consulted three doctors: one said I had a tumor in my side, another that my heart was affected, and the other something else. Medicine was prescribed for me by one of them, which I took for some time. I then came to Broken Hill, and still continued to take the same medicine, but all to no purpose, fo’’ I was getting worse and weaker all the time and became so low that I thought I was going to die. I had read about Warner’s Safe Cure, and decided to give up the doctor’s medicine and try the former. The first bottles I took gave me so much relief that I continued the treatment, in conjunction with Warner’s Safe Pills, getting better and stronger each week. My appetite returned. I could eat and sleep well and all bodily pain left me. I have gained in weight, and am now quite cured.”
When, the kidneys and liver are working inefficiently the blood becomes laden with urinary and biliary poisons, and. as a consequence, we suffer from Rheumatism. Gout, Neuralgia, Lumbago. Backache, Sciatica, Indigestion. Biliousness. Sick Headache, Anaemia. Debility. Blood Disorders, Gravel, and Bladder Troubles. Warner’s Safe Cure cures all these disorders speedily and permanently, simplv because it restores the kidneys and liver to health and act’ The marvellous vitalising effect of the medicine is purely natural.
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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XIV, Issue 815, 19 October 1905, Page 26
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946LETTERS FROM WOMEN. New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XIV, Issue 815, 19 October 1905, Page 26
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