A TRUE STORY

Horowhenua Chronicle, 1 November 1913, Page 4

A TRUE STORY

Writing from liamawm. Vic.. Mr. William .J<ill 11 Vouill, late of ilarveyto.vn. k, Vic., .-iiys : —"ill J'r gaid to (lie statement 1 gave you sonic years ago as to my euro of ki'liu-y complaint. 1 may say thai a. short- time .-inrc 1 had occasion to bo medically v.\amined and was entirely free Irom any ( ompliiiiit." .VI!•. Vouill'.'- i"l'inina 1 statement was as follows:—"]. lit I it a duty 1 out to you and to :utkiing humanity to .send y.ni this letto;. in rhe earned hope that others who i .ay •»<■ .siill'ering as 1 was 11our thai die.id complaint. Brighf's Disease of ihe kidii"y.-. mav tak-.- murage and loam liom iiiv experience to -adopt the siiii.' nictlioil of tieatincnt thai, I did, folding that by so doing they will he saved much pain aad misery. and, perhaps, an early grave. This may iccm to khhic it- remarkable slatr.inen} to inako, but it can lie Mibs!antiaU d by anyone who will lake the trouble to enquire for them seises from nie or od' my friends who were with me at- the time. Despite all the skill and aUeul: on bestowed oil mo ny the hospital ductal's and .nurses. 1 maduallv grmv v. or* . th<* doctors having diagnosed my complaint as Bright |)i.sea.-'\ The do< t or:- gave me up as incurable, ami gave me hut. a. few weeks longer to live. i was then taken Irom the hospital to niy 'home to die (as my friends as my lath'T did not wi hme to die in Uic hospital ]<ut 1 had a feeling within mysoll that thero was hope whilst t here was lib.-, and, unbk" my; friends, I did not, give up in • lii*. On the \ vay home my fathei piociired a bottle of Warner s Safe but on arrival I. w as in a. state of ..collapse from the shaking 1 had uudei■i»nv <>v. thi way. My fathei', thinking that, the Sni'e I >ire vo.il d do mc no harm if it did me no good, gave me asmall dose, continirbg to do ,so at. intervals throughout, thei day. 1 dclt a little better, the agonising pain ISeiug less severe. 1 continued to take. Warners Safe CJttro and wrjs soon able ■ to get a little rest and sleep. and my strength verv gradually returned. Sly friends ber;;':! to have hojies of my ultimate recovery. Each day my urine. when analysed, showed; less albumen- My health steadily improved. Eucli bottle of Warner's Safe Cure I took hastened my -recovery. I was then able to get up' and about, and in less than three months was re stored to perfect l health and strength. From that time "up to the present I 'have had no return.' of the disease, and for six years have been m constant employment oil the mines. Warner's fc'lafc Cure- is a wonderful rcmody in cjises of kidney and liver disorders, and complaints arising -from ineilieicnfc action of the kidneys and liver, such as rheumatism., gout, lumbago, neuralgia, sciatica, blood disorders, ana; Qiia, indigestion, biliousiftess, jaundice, si r.k-headaehe, general dub ill/} > gravel, stone and bladder troubles. "Warner's Safe Cur© is sold by chemists a aid storekeepers everywhere, both in the original (ss) loottlo, and in tho chea per (2s 6d) " Concentrated, ton-alcohc >lic form