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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10254, 2 June 1911, Page 6

ON RHEUMATISM. "About twenty-four years ago, wh»n falling timber in the Benalla district, I caught a severe cold which ultimately developed into chronic rheumatism, and for sixteen weeks I had to lie upon, my bed unable to mOv© without a.ssistanoe. The paiu seemed to have settled in tho lower part of the back, legs and feet, which, at times, became very much swollen and puffed up. I was treated by two doctors, who; ga»/*' me various medicines an,d drugs which failed to relieve me. in the slightest degree. It was thought my case was hopeless. Needless to say, I was deprived of all rest and sleep. I lost flesh rapidly and became weak and despondent. Ultimately, my attention was directed to Warner's Safe Cure and I decided on giving that medicine a trial. The effect of a few bottles of the medicine was beyond my expectations. The violent racking pain ceased entirely and I soon began to recover my health and strength. ?»:Jy recovery was a most gratifying surprise to me. Sine* thai* time, I have known of many others who have taken the medicine with the saint beneficial result, and. I can confidently recommend Warner's Safe Cure to any-, one suffering in like manner." The above letter was received from Mr. S. B. Dugan, butcher, 172 Pakin'j* ton-street, West Geelong, Vic. ner's Safe Cure is sold by chemist* storekeepers, 'both in the original f©jjsjß and in the cheaper "Concentrated" nqjifr alcoholic form.

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