KIDNEY DISEASE CAN BE CURED.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 13 March 1913, Page 4

KIDNEY DISEASE CAN BE CURED.

From Mr. John Jones, storekeeper, Parramalta-rocul, Auburn, Sydney, N.S.W., 10th October, 1911. "For several years I suffered from chronic disease of the kidneys. My whole body wae racked with pain night and day, especially in the back and sides. Other symptoms were lose of appetite, sleeplessness, irregularity of tho bowels, and a dull heavy pain in my head which was worse about the eyes. I. wne reduced in flesh, weak and altogether disheartened. Life became a burden to me. I had been under medical treatment for some time and had tried a variety of medicines, but got little relief. I finally began to take Warner's Safe Cure. The first few boftloe gave me great relief. I took several bottles before I wae cured, but I am fully convinced that the cure if permanent. All the pains and symptoms have disappeared and I am now in the enjoyment of good health. I can sleep and eat well and have gained much in weight. I am very grateful for what \A a.rner'.s Safe Cure line done for me and shall always recommend it." From Mrs. Malacerie, 53 King-street, Freniantle, W.A., 7th Nov., 1911. "Six months ago I began to suffer from my kidneys. 1 had intense pain in the small of my back and had to lie down fur hours until it stopped. I could never get any sleep and in the ir.i.niiiigs had eeveiv headaches and felt drowsy. I attended the doctor and tried other remedies but without deriving the slightest good. One day a friend recommended me to lake Warner's Safe Cure, and after taking the conlents of one bottle. I felt decidedly better. 1 continued to take the modi'.•me and quite recovered my health. All pains left me and I wufi able to sleep well' at night. I have much pleasure in recommending Warner's Safe Cure to people fc.-iifk'l'ing as 1 did." From .Mr. K. S. Williams, Summerstreet, Mount Kden, Auckland, X Z., 20th Nov., 1911. "It is with the greatest pleasure that I tell you of the great ami lading benefit I dei:-.ed from taking Warnei's Safe Cure. J u.-eil to suffer agony from pain in the back ;uid under I lie di-ul'ler-hktde*. After the slightest cold my back would get so bad that I would be almost tloiibl'-'d up with the pain. .Sleep was out of the question, 1 could do nothing but turn and lwi.<t all ni: r !i ! !■■;].•-. 1 struggled on with by daily duties, but often iuli that I rh'utid have to ;_:, <• u;i work. I tiieil various advertised and homo remedies but failed to g<. , { relief from any of them, and \va« quite di.heartened and low spirited. Finally, a friend arlvificil me to tnke Warner's Safe Cure and to gin; the nicdicii:- a. failtrial. I followed (he advice, r.ud very .soon began to improve in health, and the pains in the bark gradually rased. I continued to take the medicine until I was completely cured. 1 feel sure that anyone who suffers in like manner will derive great benefit from taking Warner's .Safe Cine." From Mrs. ,S. .M'Xair, Church street, Wollongong, N.S.W., 29th June, 1011. "A few months ago. 1 Miffend terrible agony from my kidneys, and u.-cd to have to lay up fm , day* at ;i. time. When I walked along Hi" street. T would be attack.'d suddenly, with a pain in the snK'il of the back and had to i-it down straight away- At li;i!e.-\ I ;,: ( . ; , had bilious headache'.-' ;::iil ■■■.;:■■ ne , . i-r :>'•,}■: u> do iiiv wo.k. A> '.'odor attended me. air! (' took .-nvi-al !:■■.!:'.,.- f,f i..<d;ciiK', but Ihcv did not :>■>. ::i to lu.v-: aay ell'ccl, A friend gave ir.e ;: l.tl'i- of Wariier's HalV ''iiic.and at-ked rtu to trv it as I ins medi'-inc hurl made a wi.mJerfiii diliVii'iici' i'i Ihv halth. Al'in , taking a few <.':,<<-.-, i Iw .i'i f> fee! the benefit (,f ii. lU'.tl ,--f.i■:■ i-l.iii l , :\ few bodice, tnv.e:l:.-'r v> ii !i \V,i>;;-. r'-- "■'.:"■•> 1';!..-, f i'll like a ix-w woman. I to' 'i;•::'. \v' ;, r,i'v Safe Cure." From Mr. II K. |lo<.|-r. Xorth-street, Charter.-, To\v«;-««. Q!d., Clh June. 1911. "Some years back. I '>\a<; a{tacki:d one night with si.'Vlu' Maiiii- in i!ie back and sides Wlhmi 1 g(.t up in '.he morning I felt very di/./.y, and li:id to hold on to supports. About a fort night before this, I felt pain in the f-m;:i! of the back but did not pay much attention to it. I felt it when T sliaigliii-u-r.'tl myself after bending down. My uriii: , wnp dark in colour and c-ntaiiii d s;ii;ill particle;- of what looked like brick-dust. 1 kept WariK'i-'p Saf , .' (Jtie in my sU>k\ so i thought 1 would gi\'e it i>, trial. After taking tlip cuitcnts of three bottles 1 felt quite ii]:<; a new man. lam pleased to say thai, than!* to Warr'-r's .Safe Cure, I have never since bun troubled by my kidneys." A pamphlet containing full information relating b> Warner's Safe Cure, for the kidneys and liver, will bo sent po.-t free on request by 11. H. Warner and Co., Ltd., Australasian Branch, Melbourne. @ Warner'a Safe Cure is sold by cliemiets and slorckec]M:rs everywhere, both in the original (se) bottl« and in the cheaper (2s 6d) "Concentrated," nonalcoholif! form.