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Iron) Ml- J- Armstrong, grocer, Gar ringtwi-road, Googee, Sydney, ii.SW. "I had boon suffering from gravel, .md after trying various remedies [ire scribed by the doctor and getting no relief, my sister induced me to try Warner's Safe Cure Before I had [inched the first bottlefu], I was greatly • elieved, and by the time I had used up ■he second bottleful I was completely -iied. 1 have told many of my friends if the wonderful betlel'it I have derived 'r an taking Warner's Safe Cure, and e.'l confident that anyone suffering ..mi the same complaint will derive ,i >U benefit from taking it as pre- •. ibad "

•"lom Mr. George Rose, South Morang, Victoria. "I suffered from inflammation of the mulder. accompanied bv painful uri • ti'iu, which made life very miserable ur me. Seeing accounts published of >t hot's who senme:'* to have been al Ivted in the same manner that I was .;!'I who had been cured by taking .V iiii 'i-'s Safe Cure, I* decided to try vliat effect thatvmedici.ne would liavr n mv case. I felt relief after taking me 'bottle of Warner's, Safe Cine Concentrated), and, after I had taken lie contents of four bottles altogether ' am very pleased indeed to tell you I became quite free from the •rouble. 1 can earnestly recommer.ir w.one suffering as I did to give. \S it ner's Safe Cure a trial." Warner's Safe Cure is a woadertuj remedy in cases of kidney or liver ilisiird'ers. and complaints arising from inefficient action of the kid neys and liver, such as rheumatism :;nut, lumbago, neuralgia, sciatic". Mood disorders. anaemia, indigestion i.iliousness, jaundice. sick headache, general debility, gravel, stone, ami "ladder troubles. Warner's Safe Cure is sold bv chem .it> and storekeepers everywhere, both ■i the original (ss) bottlea and Hi th» '.icaper (2s 6d) "Cotlcenli att d.'' noil 'lohr form — Advt.