FOR THE LIVER

Horowhenua Chronicle, 10 May 1915, Page 4

FOR THE LIVER

People -vho suffer from liver di« orders will find the following lettei'i »erv interesting:— From Mrs. Ellen Waters, Forest Range, South Australia. "Twenty years ago I was very ill. I could not keep my food down, not sven a drink of water. I was bad like this for nearly ttree months. The doctor made me wean my child as he aaid that I had abscesses on my liver and that I would- have to have them rut out. I was in the hospital at the time. The doctor told me to take my baby borne and come back again. I bad about 18 miles to travel by coach, and some kind woman in the coach told me of Warner's Safe Cure. She asked me to trv it before I went bi.clr to the hospital. I did so 1 took three bottles, and, thank God, I never have had to be cut about by any doctor and have never suffered in the same w/ty *ince." „ „ , From Mr. J. AUddern, 57, Osbornestreet, William-town, Victoria. "Same time ago I was attacked with a pain under my shoulder blades, extending thence to the back of my neck and head. I had a heavy dull pain_ in mv temples and over my eyes, and hti dizzy spells several times a week Having an aversion to patent medicines, it was some time before I could be induced to take Warner s Safe Cuie. However, when I did start I took it tcgularly, and my health soon began to improve, and continued to improve until I was quite cured and free from all oain and discomfoit." From Mrs. W. Cooper. 14 Woods Lane, Darlinghurst, Sydney, N.S.W. "For gome years I suffered from liver complaint and indigestion, accompanied bv sour belching and loss of »ppetite. The worst feature was that ! could not Bleep at night. I was under three doctors, but they could not give me any relief. I tried patent medicines as well, but it was Warner's Safe Cure that cured me." Warner's Safe Cure is sold by chemjfte and storekeepers everywhere, both in the original form (5s bottles) and m the cheaper "Concent rated non a!acholic form (2s 6d bottles).