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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 3002, 26 September 1908, Page 6

1 REMARKABLE EXPERIENCE.

"For 6ome time prior to the winter of 1906, I vrm troubled with a severe pain in my back, then my legs and feet began to swell. 1 tried several (so-oallcd) cures for backache, but all failed. In June I got a chill and it flow to my kidneys, and I became worse. I called in a doctor, and -e said I had heart trouble, which caused the, swelling in my feet. After taking his medicane for a time I got no better, aft my legs began to swell, and the pain in my back was dreadful. I then called in the Wlincr tlor-rw. and he told me my kidney* were the nnnso or the troub'". troatrd ip«. hut T sot worse. The «h«wt> P»J" ip" my back, but the swelhnj? become worse, and a heavy vrwht «~med to be pressing on my kidneys. The ing passed up into my body, and the doctor told a friend of mine that no doctor could cure me. so a third deetor was called in. He said he could cure me, but after taking his medicine and undergoing treatment, consign? of sweats, tapping, etc., for .some months, I still got worse. The swelling was all round my heart and Tip my back, whilst my Ictk were swollen as big a.s it was possible for them to swell. T ncarlv went bl:nd. and could not' move without wviytame. My friendd and relatives came *rom all parts to <see me. before i died, a*, overyone,thought that 1 could not recover and the doctor tola me that mod'oa! aid was of no iu*e to me. and it was ottlv a matter of vniii'. lie said he had do,::e. his bfwt, and had tried every kind of medicine he could think of to. give me relief, and it was of no use for me ;o take any move medicine, and no »<*?. of hia coming to see me unless I sent lor him. A friend then strongly advised me to try a eomse oi Warner's Sat'.? Cuio and Pills, and, as a hope, 1 commenced to take the medicines. M:er taking half n dozen large bottles of the Safe Cure and v number of vials of Safe Pills, I began to improve. The swelling gradually left my feet and logs, and after taking mote, of the medicine* the swelling all left my tody. After the swelling left I was' only Vlriu and bone; not an atom of fletfli seemed io be left on my bones, but I still kept en with the. medicines and followed the instructions about the diet, and to-day, twelve month* from the date I started youi medieinea, I am stiong and well, and weigh as heavy as ever i did. lam certain 1 should have died in a very short time if I ha<! not taken Warner'* Safe Cure. My case is well known in Graitou, as many people saw me during my illness. lam writing this in the hope that any person suffering iioni dropsy who sees this may be cured also by \\ arner'es bate Cure." From Miss Fanny Ellera, Cowanstreet, South Grafton, N.S.W., 19th March, 1303. The above letter illustrates the. remarkable curative eiVeot of Warner's Safe Cure in cases of kidney di«eaee. In addition to the regular 5s and 2s 9d bottlos of Warner's Safe Cure, a concentrated form of the medicine id now issued at 2s 6d per bottle. Warner's Safe Cure (Concentrated) is not compounded with alcohol; and contains the same number of doses as the 5s bottle of Warners Safe Cure. H. H. \\ arner and Co., Limited, Melbourne, Vic.

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