T. PIZZEY, GROCER AND GREENGROCER, UPPER GLADSTONE ROAD. IN ALL KINDS OF JpRUIT AND 'EGETABLES. s yEGK ORDERS FQR GROCERIES OR GREENGROCERIES PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. CARDS. have the Best Stock in Town * ’ of Cards, and we can supply Visiting Cards, Invitation Cards, Memorial Cards, Wedding Cards, Menu Cards at the Shortest Notioe. “GISBORNE TIMES” Job Printing Work*, ee ir >o ! I womirfi LBVUII. " s (By " A Friend.”) No woman can afford to remain in ignorance of the benefit to be derived from taking Warner’s Safe Cure, and, in order that as many women as possible may be enlightened, we quote-ihe following specimen letters From Mrs. McLaughlin, 10, Sims Street, Surry Hills, Sydney, N.S.W. ‘‘A few /ears ago I suffered from an unbearable pain in the head, extreme lassitude, and depression of spirits. Speckr. floated before my eyes, and I was much troubled by sleeplessness. My kidneys were diseased and my feet ware always cold. My constitution was affected to such an extent that my strength declined, and I was in a very precarious state of health. Failing to get relief from the many medicines I took I resorted to Warner’s Safe Cure. After taking a few bottles of this medicine I experienced a decided improvement in my condition, so I continued to take it for some time longer, when my health became completely restored. I am now free from aches and paing, and can eat and sleep well.” '- From Mrs. Louisa Waganer, Fisher Street, East Brisbane, Q. ‘‘About two years ago I was troubled with my heart. I had also dreadful pains in both my sides and in my hips and back. I suffered, too, a great deal with sick headache, and my sight grew dim. This went on for some time, the palpitation of the heart growing worse. Whew in this condition of health a friend advised me to try a course of Warner’s Safe Cure. I did-so, and in about a fortnight the pain had greatly diminished. Then, lam pleased to state, the fearful tremblings of the heart ceased. The medicine cured my periodical headaches, and I am fully restored to health.” From Mrs. H. Withers, 54, Nichol- ' So| i Street, South Yarra, Vic. ” It is with a sense of gratitude that I tender my testimony as to the merits ef \» artier s Safe Cure. For several years 1 had very indifferent health and suffered severely from pain in the back and sick and dizzy headaches. The pains in. the head and back became more severe when that critical period known as the change of life arrived During that time-I thought I should have to give up altogether, as I became so weak. . I tried many advertised remedies with little or no benefit, until I was advised to take a course of Warner’s Safe Cure. The effect of the medicine was most gratifying, the dizzy attacks became less frequent and lasted a shorter time. I continued to take the medicine, and the pains in the back and head ceased altogether. Since that time I have been in. the enjoy, inent of good health. I am convinced that it all women were to take Warner’s Safe Cure during this critical period there would be far less suffering.” In addition to the regular 5/- and 2 9 bottles of Warner’s Safe Cure, a concentrated form of the medicine is now issued at 2/6 per bottle. Warner’s Safe Cure (Concentrated) is not compounded with alcohol, and contains the same immber of doses as the 5/- bottle of Warners Safe Cure. H. H. Warm?' fiSbSSU 114 * Branch, get nr I Don’t be persuaded to buy this and that just because it is a new brand, and pro* bably packed by some Inexperienced firm, and pushed for the sake of extra profit. BUY AN ARTICLE WHICH IS GUARANTEED, and has STOOD A PUBLIC TEST for o • • / ti fs ir PURE TEAS. • 0 r OWER9, .OWERS, MANUFACTURING j CONFECTIONER.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2095, 22 January 1908, Page 1 (Supplement)
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655Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2095, 22 January 1908, Page 1 (Supplement)
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