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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVI, Issue 16749, 2 January 1915, Page 4

TWO AMONGST MANY. The following letters ~ will Interest many of our readers: — . v From Mr. H. Jewell, 65, RichmondVi, tfxmce, Richmond, Vic. "Some months ago one of my kidneys was severely bruised by a fall of rock whilst working on the sewerage contract, and I waft laid?, up and helpfans for several weeks. The pain 1 •altered was excruciating. I could not (at or sleep, and becamo very weak and despondent; more especially when the doctors who were attending me failed ,to do me any good, *nd only jmaue * matters worse by telling me that I ebon Id never be ablo to do anv laborious work again. 1 was so bau that four doctors were in attendance upon me. Failing to got. relief tiom medical men, 1 at last decided to try 'i Warner’s Safe Cure would beneht me. I little thought that it would, restore me to health, but it did so * n » very short time. I took in »“ about seven bottlesful of the medicine, when I was up and back at my work again on the sewerage contract,', which i» light work for the strongest of men. t think that my cfl.se proves the v/fieacy of Warner’s Safe Cure in the most severe cases," From Mrs. Msry Black, 39. Ann-atreet, Burry Hills, Sydney, N-S-W. ‘‘About six years ago, when I in Western Australia, I suffered from kidney complaint for about two years. I consulted three doctors, but got no relief from their prescriptions. r lu ', n 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, 1 was completely cored. My symptoms wore loss of 'appetite, excruciating pain in the small of the back, lassitude, with no energy to do housework. I got ;lhin from inability to take my, meals.”' Warner’s Safe Cure is sold by chom-iit-s and storekeepers everywhere, both in the original (ss) bottles and in til(1 cheaper (2s 6d) nOp.alcoholic (Concern i.rst«d) form.