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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10549, 3 February 1912, Page 6

EIDJSEY COMFLAiJNT. From Mr. Thomas Clinton, Flemingstreet, Wickham, Newcastle, N.S.W. 14th June, 1910. '•'Some time /ago, I was attacked by excruciating pains in" my back which presently extended all over my body. I ;i]so had headaches periodically, ao severe that I could*hot sleep. My appetite failed and I became so weak' and worn out that I thought I should have to -give up work altogether. I obtained medical advice and was told that I was suffering from a severe attack of kidney complaint.. The treatment prescribed failed to benefit me. I then tried various advertised remedies, with the same result. I finally decided to try Warner's Safe Cure, which I had heard was a splendid medicine for my ■omphiint. The medicine had a beneficial effect almost immediately. After taking the contents, of a few bottles,' the ptfins all left _ me, the ' headaches did not return, I could eat and sleep well, and soon regained my strength/' I have kept in good health since ibst time," '•'■' hIVER OOMI'LAJNT. ■ : "J \ From Mrs. Edith Sutton, Zouch-street, . Wellington, N.fc.W.. 6th July, 1910. "I (••xpcrir-nr'.'-il the ill, effects of a- • or;.!d Iner i'ui many montius which frequently ga'-p r.se to a sense of heaviness in my rhjht side and pain in Lhe back. I had dizziness in the head utui suffered from .physical prostration sad mental depression. Curing th© trnny montlis that I suffered in this manner, I tried various remedies butveiln little or no benefit. 1 then commenced to take Warner's Safe Cure. After taking a few bottles of that medicine I. was effectually cuiecl of all pain and diseom'irt and was fully restored to health and strength. My husband has also taken Warner's Safe Clue for pain m ihe back and with the same benehcia: i.e.ynlt.'' Warner's Bafe (Jure for the kidneys arid liver is sold by chemists arid stoiTkeepers everywhere,, both ,in the urjginal \b.i) booties and in the cheaper (It's 6d) "Concentrated" non-alcoholic form. ■ ' i

BABY BURNT WITH RED HOT IRONS. Mrs Croty, Little Deuison Street, Oammgbou, N.S.W., writes:— "My Kitle baby girl l , Rita, burnt botih heir bands Timital l they wei 1 © nearly raw, picking up a red hot iron. Notihing. relieved the pain- uiutil I got JJexona. This helped Eer at one© to take away tlfoepaiii'. We Ih&ve continued to use it since, and it tas. bu<red the terrible burns in a wonderful maiiuier." Rexana, tibe Rapid Healing Ointmient, is sold in triangular pots at 1® 6d and 3s. • Obts>Jn ,oKla Av«rvwhere. SAVED HIS LIFE. Little Jack Vincenit was attacked with croup. ."He was just at the dhoking stage, and we had no time to aend for medical aid," says his mother, Mins Agnes L. Vinceant, Margaret St., Geelong, Vic. "We Had Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in the house, and it was the moans of saving his Kfe. It only took ten moiauibes for Chamberlain's Couch Remedy to do the work." Sold by ail chemists and storekeepers. Ask persistently for the Roslyn Writing Tablets.