TWO AMONGST MANY.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 4 February 1915, Page 4

TWO AMONGST MANY.

Th* following letter* will lateral many of out readers:— Vmo Mr. H. Jewell, 86, Richmondterr&ce, Richmond, Vic. "Some months ago one of mj kidneys was severely bruised by a fall of rock whilst working on the sewerage contract, and I was laid up and helpless for several weeks. The pain I suffered was excruciating. I could not eat or sleep, and became very weak and despondent; more especially when the doctors who were attending me failed to do me any good, ana only made matters worse by telling me that I should never be able to do any laborious work again. I was so bad that four doctors were in attendance upon me. Failing to get relief from medical men, I at last decided to try if Warner's Safe Cure would benefit me. I little thought that it would restore me to health, but it did so in a very short time. I took in all about seven bottlesful of the medicine, when I was up and back at my work again en the sewerage contract, which is no light work for the strongest of men. I think that my case proves the efficacy of Warner s Safe Cure in the most severe cases." From Mrs. Mary Black, 39, Ann-street, Surry Hills, Sydney, N.S.W. "About six years ago, when 1 was in Western Australia, I suffered from kidney complaint for about two years. I consulted three doctors, but got no relief from their prescriptions. Then a friend advised me to take Warner's Safe Cure. After taking two bottles I felt greatly relieved, and after taking, perhaps, seven or eight bottles altogether, I was completely cured. My symptoms were loss of appetite, excruciating pain in the small of the back, lassitude, with no energy to do housework I got thin from inability to take my meals." Warner's Safe Cure is sold by chemists and storekeepers everywhere, both in the original (os) bottles and in the cheaper (2s 6dJ non-alcoholic (Concentrated) form. FACTS lOU OAN'T RUB OUT— If rents were .ower, and lighting .d----vertising and other modern business necessities were cheaper in Wellington or Palmerston, the drapery stores ther» would not have tc add more profit to the cost of their goods than W. Vl. Clark does. But fortunately tor us it costs them a whole lot more to .o business than it does Clark's Clark's prices are right. Leaving aside che question ctf convenience and loyalty Clark's, of Levin, should be your store for most of your requirements Read the advertisement on oostcimee and blouses. Ad^t Sere s n wonderful 5s post free parcel for cash with order:—Pair of elbow Lisle gloves, all shades; pair of 2-dome Lisle gloves, all shades, tucked Paris net yono; pair sieeve* to match; three hair nets; glove mender. Satisfaction or your money back with these eleven articles for ss. Oollinson and Ounninghame, Palmerston I North. 4drt.