THE SCIENTIFIC CURE FOR . INDIGESTION.
From Mr. L. Luskey. Baronia, Catherine- 1 street, Rozelle,'Sydney. N.S.W., 4th I September, 1911. > "I was subject to indigestion for some years, but did not pay much .attention ' to it as it used to come and go. I used ;i> take pills-and other medicines occasionally, but they never seemed to do me much good. " Later on. I became afraid that the complaint was going to settle on me for good, as the attacks became more Frequent, more severe, and lasted longer. I began to lose my sleep at- nights, my breathing became oppressed, and the pain in the chest intense. My tongue was thickly coated, and 1 had a nasty taste in the mouth'; 1 frequently belched up wind, and ofteni linos had a cramping pain in the stomach. My eyesight became affected, aiy sight being blurred, and specks apnea red to float before my eyes. One flay I was handed one of your pamphlets r iead it and was induced to give Warner's Safe Cure a trial. I was astonished .-(. the almost immediate result. The .•wins became les;> severe and gradually left me. and in a few weeks 1 could eat ■u:d sleep well, and digest my food per feetly. Since then f have been in the viijovment of good health." From Mrs. R'heeoa. Pinker. 48. Charlesstreet. West Perth. W.A., 12th October, 1911. " A short time ago I was a martyr to 'lndigestion, and was getting to be very J weak. .1 vomited any solid food I at© ■ iiid had to content myself with Beef tea :ind"milk' foods. 1 had a. very disagreeable pain; in the chest, which sometimes kept me awake all through the .night and made me quite unlit for my household duties next day. 1 tried tots of medicines, which had not the slightest Affect. Reading one of your books, I ,-.a\v that a friend of mine had benefited by taking Warner's Safe Cure, so I decided to 'give that medicine a' fair twal uTysfMf." After 1 had taken a few doses it began to relieve me. and when I had taken the contents of four belt!** I felt like a new woman, as I was able lo take my food without the slightest inconvenience. I -can strongly vecommend people suffering from indigestion !o fry Warner's Safe .Cure." I From Mr. A. Fisher. 336. Victoria street, DavlinghWst. N SAY.. 4th Sep torn >ber, 1911.
"For a number of years I suffered from indigestion, accompanied by headaches and "dizziness 1 had a dull aching pain in the lower part of the body T. spent llianv pounds in medicine.'-, but could get nothing suited to my complaint. At last, at the instance of a friend. J began to take Warner's Sat'- Cure: 1 derived great benefit from the first bottle fid. which induced me to buy another bottle. The pains in the head gradually 'ceased, the dizziness disappeared, and I am pleased- to say "indigestmn trouble.': be no more." ' -
From Mr. Edward 'Cowlev, Pulteneystreet, Adeuide. S.A.. 12th September. 1911. ; • ' "A few months ago I was troubled with indigestion, and ' although _ I took pepsin and various other medicines I gradually got worse. I could not retain food in' my stomach, usually vomiting lit up after suffering severe-pain. During the day I felt so bad that t had to dis continue work and return hom--. 1 1 attended a doctor for several months, but did not receive the slightest benefit from him. After reading one of your books [ resolved to fry what Warner's Safe Cure would do 'for me. I felt much easier after, taking a few doses, and when I had finished the second bottle I found .myself restored to health and my digestive organs in proper working order."
From Mr. J. J. Williams. 39, Ponsonbystreet. Auckland. N.Z.. 14lh N" vember. 1911. "I suffered for many years from in digestion and liver complaint. Whatever I ate seemed to he heavy «.n my chest, and .sometimes the pam in my chest would go right through to my shoulder blades Often a splitting pain would set in on the top of my head, beginning when I woke in the morning and increasing in sevetity as went on, which made it \vry difficult for me to attend lo my daily_duties. I became so weak and low cpii :ted and run down that I could baldly move about During m> years of sickness- 1 tried manv remedi<>.-.. with little or im benefit. At- la«t Warner's Safe Cure was introduced t<> my notice I began taking it with" little hope of it dotng me aiiv good Greatly <o my surprise.the first boUleful gave me gteit rein I. which gave me faith l<> continue with the medicine In a- few week'-- alt the painful and disagreeable :-vmpt.',vns ippearcd; I was qui:? cured. _None 'd the symptoms haw returned since that time, "and my t.-:.tlth ha* beer, of the best I earnestly advise auyoue_ suffer" ing in like manner to give \\ ante:' s Safe Cure a trial."
From Mrs. K. Keusey. 222. Barling :-treet. Bahnain S'vdnev. N.S.U., 26th September. 1911. "For some years 1 was ailing from indigestion and ma! assimilation of food, which caused a great deal of pain_ iii my chest and sides, many sleeptcsnights, constipation, headaches, and dizr. new. I was greatly reduced in fles'i and my appetite was poor 1 tried many medicines. Some of them gave me ten porary relief, but I would soon be as' bad as ever. I then resolve', to give Warner's Safe Cure a trial The result was most satisfactory, for. after taking the medicine for a few weeks only, 1 was quite restored to health and strength and have never suffered fioin the complaint since." Warner's Safe Cure is sold by chemists aud storekeepers everywhere; both in original (ss) bottles and in the cheaper (2n 6d) "concentrated," nonalcoholic form.
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