THE SCIENTIFIC CURE FOR INDIGESTION.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 10 April 1913, Page 4

THE SCIENTIFIC CURE FOR INDIGESTION.

e I Prom Mr. L. Luskey, Bavoniy,,r Catherinestreet. Rozelle.'Sydney, N.S.W., 4th September, 1911. "I was subject to indigestion for sonic vea.r«, but d'd nut pay imirii attention 'o it a*; it used ti> come and go. I used ■i) take pills and other medicines occasionally. but they never .seemed to do •ne much good. ' Later on, I becaimfraid that the complaint \va; going {■> l 'e on me for good. as the allai-kr •cea.ine more frequent, more severe, and sted longer. T !i' :;!ii |oh, e ;nv c'orp ! nights, my lireatlnnu' becinip on ■reused. and the pain in ihe dies''. in •vif.e. My tcnoie \v:■ ,s thickly ce..h,i ml 1 had a m-s'y in the mouth: frequently beidmd no wind, and often nncs bad a. eramii.:: ■ pain in thf 'oniaeh. Mv e\..-' ' ■ ■'.-nr :r ; ■',-;] "•.V shihi lieing li'ir.: •('. ;;ml r jv, oi:s :in cared to (loat In-tore mv eve. o . Onr ay I umhanded .iv of y<>t:r pamphlets f read it ac.d was induced to rive War ;er',s Saf" ft; •" a 11 i..|, Iv, oni-- T;o 1 •t the ;;I■!><■:-1 !:rr- .-d' ;te vs.;!'. IV ii'ii? 1:1 ;"iii!f lese .'-.'Vj-re :m;■! ri'idualiv 'eft inc. and in a- f.-w weeks 1 could ca! ■nd sleep we!', ami <!; -» \ : :< fad per •Yeily. Sin;'" Man I }i.;ve 1 v r;: :n thi nj '.vni! lit (if L'.M>.! health." 'a Mrc. lle'ecca I'inker. 4 '.. !•!/• = , c' ;f ,„| W'.ii'j p. rth. W.A., 1? h Of tohcr, 1011. A -S ■! or I time ago I was a nr.;tyr to •id' •(>.••! it. }.) !>e very I;. I vomit' d any , <.li<J f.., <! [ ate ;ml had to content i'■ s".f it'; beif-tea ■ml milk foodr. 1 had a vrrv disaune ible pain in the dies;, which -'oniH inies kept me awake all tnrougli the night I I and made ;ue quite unfit for mv boner hold duties next da v. T tried lots of medicine*, wliieh lnd not the filiu'hlest effect. ( .f •••oil!' 1(... T raw that a friend i f mine had benefited by laknu: War:!'-;." S-> fe C lire, *o I dccided to mve that medicine a fair tri'i! inys'lt. .Viler I had taken a few dosps i; l»r , :;-n N> rciievo n:.'\ and when I had taken lb - c-nl'-nl.- <f four l.i/hdefl 1 fe!t like a :w: wrii':!i. as I was able o lake my toed v. the .'lightest 'iicniiveiiii ■nee. I can sUniiuly recomnend people .-nffVriii. 1 . from indited ion 'o :ry Wariar'.i h'al'r C:iie." t'r'.m Mr. .'a. Fi.Oier. ,3," G. Victoria, street, I '.ii oi'ibiirst. A.S.W., 4th Sentem--1011. "I* -••<• .'i number of years T suffered Iron ind:'o' lion, aco aip;i.nied liy liead.ichcn and di/x'nes.v 1 had n. duli achina pain in the lower p,;;i of ihf b. dv. ] spent many fjonnds in r.;-«lic;iuv. but coidd _'e' n*.ih;!.-i; i'»ti (.» mv complaint. At bis!, r.t tbe i; yi of a friend. 1 besjan to I; ■' W a: i: ''r'r. SmV ('lire; ! derived 1 hnieft iV-.-;; «lit- t hotileful, v-'lrch ii diiee;] ;:■- ; ■ ' |._ v another hottle. The in ;i." !" :d araduall ■/eased, the di/./iai fji'-i'-peavd. and I am pleased to ,ay .-I: n troubles

be no more. From .Mr. ! r .d,va;d tV..\!f-y, PuUfiify street, ■' \ ' \ I2!h Sept Pin her. 1011. "A/ev ;. o 1 was troubled with ind;"ys!'o!', alih':i:.h I look pepsin ami va: : o.hre ir.rdie'nes 1 finidualiy /:■■; '-,■• ■ ] e. id ! rt.;l retain foorl in my >lt..r •, a. i: a vmnilinu it uft »fi. r anfr. 1 ' ; ■. e. •■ p.,' :. Purav. '.lie day 1 fe't , o i : V.' 1 had to d:s continue woi ]< ii,! :■■ — home. I at' tended a doctor t' : : . aa,', months, bm did n.-t receive -a benefit from' him. After re diaa •ne of \our hr.oks 1 resolved to 11 y '..bat Warma''? Safe Cure would oo f,,c ;i:e. I felt. n:.icli easier after, takinu' a few doses, and when 1 had fini.-h"d the .<=. eond lutflls I foiim'l mvsdf irso : d !■> health and my digestive orgims in proper working order."

From Mr. J. •!. Williamp, ."0. I'onsonby street. Auckland. X.X.. ldth No vembnr, j9ll.

"I suffered for i:<; :iv years from in digestion and liver c aiplaint. What ever I ate t-aa'iupd to lie In avv <,n tr.\ chest, arid some' im.-.s' the r,;nn in my chest would '_ r o ri:.ht tiirou.;!; to ni;. shoulder-blade*, i-i'tei a rp!!:.in:: pah. would set in on the lap of my head, bejiiuniiii; when I v.01.e in ;he moinin: and inereafiini; in sev.nity a.s t.h.e d.,w went on, which ma le it very difv.adt for me to attend to my daily dutl became so weak and low fpirited ;■ n-] run down that 1 could haidly move about. Durimr mv yeais of sickn':-.« 1 tried many reinedie?., with lit;l n or m benefit. At laM Wrirner's Safe Cure was introduced to my notice. I heixan taking it with little hope of it doinj; me any good. Greatly to my r/arprise xhe first bottleful gave mo yreit rc!i. i'

wliieh gave me faith to combine v, itii the medicine. In a- few weeks" ali tin painful and dinaarreea'do .-ympton.s d:.appeared ; I was quite cured. None n! tlie symptoms have returned finer tint time, and my health ha* been <.!' ihs best. I ea.rupstlv advise envon ' f.,!'fcrinp in like manner to Vv'.-'.ruer's Safe Cure a trial."

From Mrs. K. Kensev. 222 Uailimj street, Bnimain Sydney, N.H.W. 26th September, 1911.

"For some years I was «• iliii" fr.vr, indigestion and mal-a^imilaiion of fond, which caused a. great deal of pain in my chest and fides, mr-is v sieop'.rs.-: nights, constipation, headaches, and dizziness. I was greatly red need in flesh and my appetite was poor. I tried many medicines. Some of them trnve me temporary relief, but I would soon be as bad as ever. I then resolved to give Warner's Safe Cure a trial. The. result was most satisfactory, for, after taking the medicine for a few week* only, I was quite restored to health and strength and have never suffered from the complaint since." Warner's Safe Cure is sold by chemists and storekeepers everywhere, both in original (ss) boltlefi ami in the cheaper (2s 6dW" concentrated," non alcoholic form.