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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 1967, 31 December 1906, Page 4

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Msri.p. 1857. his Paper ; apply at once. KOTTINOHAH, ENGLAND. r®@ a? M R.rlijiaM iilS@pfl L&iiya il U w -■] B V& (tAi, From Mr. Thomas H. Roach, 24 Margaret Street, Enmore, Sydney, N.S.W., . 18th March, 1908. / 7 “ About seven years ago my little daughter, now ten years of age, contracted scarlet fever in a very severe form. She recovered from the fever, hut her constitution was left very weak, and some years later she began to suffer from Bright’s Disease of the kidneys and dropsy. Her appetite: at first, became very capricious, then her body and head began to swell and bar face became .pall id. .We were alarmed by her eon'dition,;especially when the doctor, after a thorough examination, pronounced her to be suffering from Bright’s Disease in a bad form She was taken to the hospital, where her disease was pronounced by the doctors-to he quite incurable, and that they could do nothing for her. Her urine, by analysis, showed much albumen. We tried every possible means of alleviating. her sufferings, without result. It was an awful and anxious time for us fcO’See her dying and to bo able to do nothing to help her. As a last resource we decided to give licr Warner’s Safe Cure, having heard such good reports of the efficacy of that medicine. The result proved.the reports to be correct, for after she bad taken one bottle we were delighted to find the medicine was doing her good. We persevered with the medicine, and she continued to grow batter and stronger. Every week showed great improvement. Repeated tests proved that the quantity of albumen in her urine was decreasing. We continued to give her Warner’s Safe Cure until all trace of albumen and sediment had disappeared-, and all signs of dropsy had left her. She has'now’fully regained her health and strength, and looks more robust than any member of the family.” • , From Jfis3 M. Cornish, Storekeeper, 352 High Street, Bendigo, Vic., 24th August, 1905. “For many years past I had been suffering from kidney complaint. The pain in my back and sides was so intense at times that I could not lay down, and sleep was out of the question, whilst food was revolting to in?. I also suffered from severe chronic headaches. recurring-two or three times each.'week. Doctors’ medicines did me no good, so I started to try the effect of Warner’s ff-’afe' Cure. Soon after commencing to toko this medicine I obtained relief, and gradually began to mend, until all pain had left mo and I could eat. and sleep without distress. I am now in the best of health.” jyA-ii Misk Elizabeth Newbury, Bangor, 8.A., 3rd. August, 1905: 0 Tn hope that others may benefit by my experience, I wish to testify to what Wa .let’s Safe Cure Jins dons for me in saving my life. In October, 1993, I was taken ill with dropsy 1 whilst away from home. 1 did not take much notice of it at first, but soon became so ill-that 1 had to be removed to the hospital. For ten weeks two doctors'attended to mb, and at last had to confess that they could do nothing for me, and that the best thing I could do was to go home to my parents. They fully expected that I should did, and I thought the same. I decided to go home. Before leaving, a, minister advised me lo try Warner’s Safe Cure, saying that a like case, to his knowledge, had b6fiji cured- by that medicine. For seven months, after‘arriving at home, my life was hanging by a- thread, and everyone thought that .1 should die. Often I had such difficulty in breathing that a rope had to ho passed through a beam in the roof and I bad to be raised.by that, so that, whilst holding on, I could get my breath. At one period of roy illness [ measured forty-four (44) inches round the waist. I then procured a bottle of Warner’s Safe Care, and finding that it did me a little good, I continued to take it, taking also Warrior’s Safe Pills. Altogether I took thirteen bottles of the medicine (with tho pills), and, marvellous to say, since then I have been stronger and have enjoyed better health than over before. Warner’s Safe Cure undoubtedly saved my life after the doctors said thatl was incurable.” From Ur. J. W. Jackson,. Storekeeper, 87 Inkerman Street, St. Eilda, Vie., 25th January, 1900. “For a number of years I suffered torn disease or the kidneys, which gradually undermined my health. As the disease advanced I became weaker. I lost all appetite and experienced extreme wakefulness and nervousness. I had a sinking feeling which increased day by day, unfitting me for exercise of any kind. When at theworF’ b i commenced to take Warner’s Safe Cure. I rapidly recovered, and was soon once e W/jj n in the enjoyment of good health and strength. ” ‘ A treatise containing many similar letters and an explanation why rmm a llwl n & cures kidney and liver -diseases, and tbs. effects of those diseases, such.as Rheumatism Gout, Neuralgia, Lumbago, Sciatica, B’ood Disorders, Anosmia, Indigestion, Biliousness, Jaundice, Gravel, Stone, and Bladder.. Troubles, will ba sent, post free by lj rll. '.Warner and Co., Ltd.. Australasian Branch, Melbourne, / ' j&BuaaaaaßßßUsßßnmsßia