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Gisborne Times, Volume XXX, Issue 3533, 25 May 1912, Page 2

STONE, GRAVEL, AND BLADDER TROUBLES. So many people, they advance in years, stone, gravel, and that' the following lctUjpf&will prove interesting to readers who are thus “For some years I was a greaFsnfferer frorm catarrh of the bladder. I had greaff difficulty in urinating. There was fi dull aching pain in the lowcif, part oflthe body, and intense infiarnnuffion of (fie kidneys. Tjho&lisnrine was very scanty ain of [ibodM'ecte colour, my bowels se{ tdf i\felMa#a we|| very" much- at tfn{cs. glfflpei it|fnany if|edi- ' to akfonnd _ ill filie Jfirno, The Jraduallv |p|tsep,* “ifnd my urine clear an® gws voided without distress. In a fef/Thonths I had quite recovered. Since! that time I ha votf‘enjoyed very good ficalth indecd,jMsf can honestly recomnnfhd Wariier’s J „ ( ssne Cure to anyone suffering in This letter was i William Victor WilljjjfßT, of 50, Wills street, Bendigo, jj^Wictoria.. Similar letters, the effect of Warner's Safe CJjffe in cases of stone, , gravel, awirblnddor troubles will be found pamphlet, issued by r T. IT. Warder and Co., Ltd . A"fh" lisian Branch, Melbourne, which v; ? n lie sent post free on receipt of request by thorn. Warner’s Safe Cure is e ■}■;', by chemists and storekeepers eve-,- bofo, both in the original (ss). hoH lys, bnd in. flic cheaper (2s 6d) “Concentrated." nonalcoholic form. . \