HOW TO CURE INDIGESTION

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 27 September 1913, Page 6

HOW TO CURE INDIGESTION

Tlie following letters will be of intense interest to sufferers from indigestion : From Mrs. D. If. Cole, 70, Keightleyroad, Subiaeo," TV.A. "For many years ■ I suffered from frequent attacks" of indigestion, followed by pains in the chest, severe headaches, sleeplessness, biliousness, constipation, ami pains under the shoulder blades. I could retain little on my stomach, and vomited . frequently. I tried a variety of medicines with very little good rej'sult. ...I happened to read one of War ner's Safe Curs pamphlets, and seeing in it how others bad taken Warner's Safe- Cure with beneficial results, . \ decided to try that medicine... I obtained great relief from..the first bottle; in 'fact,- from. tho : first few doses, I took. After taking,YVarrn'r'sjSafe, Cure for.'a; , few-, weeks I * was quits- -restored :. to health.' All my Conner trouble had goiie [from me, I liope fci ne,vei» to I return. Now 1 am feeling fij, and stronf ! as 1 could wish to ; be." From "Mi'. T. Darcy," 163. St. Leonard's road, Ascot Vale. Vic. "j?o!'" > Yet»'''' * VV3S a f? sufferer from indigestion lu \ form d <: uron . ic dyspepsia, which cau§fi(t W ™ uc ».P a,n and 'many'"'sleepless nights. At UuZ".' a throbbing, splitting pain would set in on the top of my head, and the pain in my. chest would extend right through to the shoulder-blades. My food would "■"fidi-: repeau .'on me; even light food would not digest. I tried raapy remedies, which failed to benefit me in the least, "fken*'Warner's Safe Cure * waß recommended to me, and I h%an to take it.\ The first bottle. ga**, e me g rea t relief, lessened the dizzuK SSi ' an( j seeme( j to settle my stomach;. i\[y* appetite returned with my strength. In a few weeks,,, time,,J--was quite free from indigesti.on,_ PCuld sleep well, and was free jifoJtt ail pain. Since that time my health has been good. Warner's Safe Cure is sold by chemists and-storekeepers everywhere, bith in the original (ss) bottles and in the cheaper (2a, 6d) "Concentrated" nonalcoholic form.