THE SCIENTIFIC CUBE FOR INDIGESTION.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 9 April 1913, Page 4

THE SCIENTIFIC CUBE FOR INDIGESTION.

From Mr. L. Luekey, I'.aronia.. Catherinestreet, Rozelle. Sydney, N.15.W., 4th September, 1911. "I was subject to indigestion for .some veara, but d'd nut p:iy mu : !t aiiai ion (i it. a« it used to eoino and jo-. 1 used o take pills and other medic;!!!- ocea;iona!!y. but they never seemed to do ■ie much good. Later on, 1 became fraid (hat the complaint w;i« '::oing to clth' on ine for goad. as 1!: ■* attacks "came move frequent, mme aevere. rani sled longer. I lieira-n fo hoe my rlrfp : nights, inv b:crtthrriir i.<'->ine r.p -cased, and tlv r>.iu in 'he ekes'. in. mse. My t 'i;.i:e \v; : .s thickly c; =1*«! nd 1 had a nasty t:Me !a the nn.ti'li : frequently beleh-ed iu> witi.l, and oftcnhnes had a. ci a.mid :p ; in in thf 'nmacli. Mv i-vv : i :f" ! "1. y si-Jit being • i'i:;■. i. and i pccl.s ap '\ared to ((oat lis-'"->:" my eyes. One I was handed ii> of pamphlets, read if red was im'm-rd l.> "ire War ■erV: Safe Cmv a :ri !. I -U j- ! (tie almo;-l ::ntv< d'.'.lr- it.-. 1 !'. Thv • tin? became le.-<- .*< • and aradnally 'ft me, and in a f • ».- ve. V> i eomd eai nd sdecp v.-e!!. a.nd dije-'. < \ h-ed per '»o!!y. Since imn 1 l:r." in flit: lljoynmnt of i;oo ! heal'h." V->-n Mre. TM.ecra. Viid-r. 1o Chir!'? . s'-eet. AW---1 Perth. W.A.. 1?'1» October, IUII. "A short ti i: • e a ;o T was a martyr to ■I' I. ' •*. ;\s •„'•*! f I • verv ■» !•;. 1 von a:M .olid {. d 1 a.i 6 nd bad to ccmt' !" i 1 li h.ec-f-tivi nd milk foods. ] hoi a. v.a-, dis:".:r-:e hie pain in tin- ehe-M which >•>;.>.?! imcs ':ept me awako ai! 'hi'.m.h t!i»> nigh* •ml made me quite unlit for my hnupehold duties. next dv.\ 1 r:■!•*•! Ms of Medicines, which had ml the &!i:thtesl fleet. P-:d : ' ' . ~f l-t. T . a.\v ilia; a friend of i.had benefited \v t-ikia;'. S--IV Cure. so I h-cidcd to giv- th.i! rt-'-dh in;* a- fair •'•ial mv:r!f, A ! ':er f had I alien a few li>««»!: i: I.r•.(,:• i Jo lelic.'e i- aiul when ' hid taken ihr- c«-n*»-:»! • rf f■.i:r la,tiles ff'i like I; !••"." \vo;o'::i. as T was able . f .ike iry f-H.sl \v: * the .=] iy !i tofit •'o nv-;! : "i' e. i cm : i-mdy rccom-•e-nd p"op'.e .-iiff.'-rii:'.; from iiii!i:oviion > >ry Warm.-i's Safe ('-re." Mom A. I' 1 i 5!!• t Victoi 1 ia.• street-, ii.u'.imdiui'si. X.S.W.. 4th Septem- ! . 1011. " i-'i-;-. a numbei' of years I suffered from indiVr tioH. aia-ompani-rd by headtelr" am! d::-.'.;iie.-.s. 1 lvr! ;■ dnli a.i'hins: nain in the lo'.vcr p.-"t of the body. 1 = n?n' ma;:v] nnut:* n ''il.cniec. but •-onld <;>«'. no:hiir<: .-ii"'--! my ceauplabit At last. the ins! oic of a friend. I heiian to ia!-:e V; a;-i>cr'< Cine : 1 derived •."■er 1 . hom-hl !. . • I hi-ttle-fill, which i'aitice ! !.••• ' i.y ata-th'T Settle. 'IV f" : : a in ;h;« }:-mml r.rud't.dlv ceased, the <:w; per.ml. and I am pleased to f.av li .n trouble.'! l)e no more." From Mr. !vK;>sd r '-v!ey, Vulier.ey street, Ai!-!,.': I '. S.A.. 12t!i Septein her. VJll. "A fi ■ '.v no -;!;,v ~ ■, ] s tronhVl with indi: i;■ jion, am! ;i 1;lio;■ ■: 11 ! too.-: pepsin ami v:i: ••-'!r , r mcdiemes 1 gradually uo-t ' " !c. n!d n-tain food in my ?(<•::-:'i. i- a d l , vomitin;: it up afi'r ?':(7«-rii> ."••• • p mi. l>ir.iv. ♦.lie dav f fe'.t r-o !. . ! M> .; I iiad to d;s eontutne work an ! ;••• hoiiH'. 1 sttended a. doe!or o : s- • ••••..] moiiihs, hm did not receive ;!••• benefit from him. After rerdinT <m • < f \our hooks I resolved to iry what Warner's Safa Cui'e woidd do for m-o T felt much <\'t.sici after takimr " f'-w doses. a.nd when I bad fiiiifOnd the p-cor.d bottle I found liiyself im;li, -'d to health .and my digestive or'janr- in proper workinL'order." From Mr. ,T. J. Williams. 7)9, Ponsonby street, Auckland. X.Z.. 14th No vember, 1911. "I suffered for manv years from in digestion and liver complaint. What ever I a.te seemed to be heavy on my chest, and .sometimes the pain i:« my chest would go ri<:hi tbiom/h to niy Rliouldei'-hlades. C-fl'i' a ::]o::m::';: par. would set in on tlm top of my h<-aa. beginning when I w, k" ;:i the mosaimu and increasing in sc. ev,!y as. IV went on. whicli mroie ii very diiiicid! for me to attend to my daiiy duties. I became so wtak and lov;-*pirit?d 11 n-*. run down that 1 could hardly move about. During my years of I tried many rente li-;. with little or fm benefit. At la« WarnerV Safe Cure was introduced to my notice, 1 began taking if with little hope of it doin_ r nie any good v Greatly to my sin prise, the first bottleful gave nie .uveal relhf. which ga.ve me faith to continue with the medicine. In a few weeks- ail the painful and disagreeable symptom,;; d:s appeared: I was"qiule cured. t Kt-tie "i the symptoms have returned ;nr.ce ihii time, and niv health ha*« been oi the best. I earnestly advise anyone sn.ler ing in like manner to give 'WatT.er's Safe Cure a trial."

From Mrs. I\. Konsr-y. 222. D.n!:i:g street, Baliitain ?ydney. N.S. W. 26th September. 1911.

"For 6Dino years T wr.i from indigestion and mal-as.-iinibit of food, which caused a. great deal of puin in my chest and sides. s!«:cp!t as nights, constipation, heailadit-.-:. and dizziness. I was greatly reduced in flesh and my appetite was poor. 1 ;ned many medicines. Some of them uave me temporary relief, hut I would foou he as bad as ever. I then resolved to give Warner's Safe Cure a trial, 'lhe result was most satisfactory, for, after taking the medicine for a few week* only, I was quite restored to health and strength and have nover suffered from the complaint since." Warner's Safe Cure is sold by chemists and storekeepers everywhere, bo'h in original (ss) bottles and in the cheaper (2s fid) £ " concent rat ed,'' non alcohol ic form. /