A FRIEND ADVISED HER

Horowhenua Chronicle, 23 October 1915, Page 4

A FRIEND ADVISED HER

Tnw following letter from Mrs. Thomas Urown, of llealesville, \ ictoria, will prove interesting to iiumy of our read fib: — "Some time ago I yidiered 11oin a severe attack of kidie-y complaint. Tlie first symptoms wei e great and eiiificiation with ten;l)le juiu ali over my body, especially my back My whole body was racked with pail, and 1 could get but lillie ea;;e day oi night. Medicines were prc.se! ibed lot me but failed to do me any gi-oil. ! cared very little what berime of me. I was so weak and mi.-'e! able. I had nearly given up all liupe uheii a liieiid advised nie to tiv W..nier\s Hate < uu* I conniieneed to (..!••• it ;:nd '• i' 1 great benefit from taking the inntMit: of the tirst bottle. I continued li> t-akr the medicine, gelling linger • = I bet ter every day. I ••u m> former strength and nergy, l!:e paui? all left me, and 1 seemed to haw a u w lease of life. lam now quite .tl.im,? raid happy." Warner's Safe t'in.' i: ;; \eoii.•.■. I : leniedv in eases oi -y _ ai'd ■: rlifionlers, and complain!> 11 <■): /aetiieient action of the kidney.- an.', iiver, .such a- rheuiiiaU-in. g"i.i. I'm bago, JI e 111.! li. i, sci.il!c.i. !■:• el : oiders. amc-ri'i. in ! ; it';:. I>ili s uesp. jaundiee. sick-he i ; gi'iiej.n debility, gravel, iitone and t»!;..idei 'aoiddes. Warne'. "".iiC'ue i,.- .«•::! -r: .sis and stei !•:- -tio> y 1 I h in the original fSs• bei;i - :nd in lb.' eJie.ijier ;2? od: "• 1 i :•■ieii < .> alcoholic !•'! 'a : ear!. . ... . :::i.g ti. rfame lll'.nil.'Cl •'< de-e. ,v