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I then became manager of Walking and Bicycle Matches. The severe strain told upon my kidneys, I suffered untold misery, I was induced to try “ Warner's Safe Cure,” and after taking six (6) bottles, I am enabled to say I am better than I have been in ten years. I will with pleasure answer any parties who may desire information. Arany wrewr%, BROOKLYN (458 Henry St.), January 31, 1888.— Last summer I suffered much from malaria, and was recommended by a friend to try ‘Warner's Safe Cure,” and am pleased to say it worked a most suc- cessful cure. New York City (157 W. 23d St.), Jan. 25, 1888. —For about ten years, up to three years ago, I was suffering the most excruciating and unbearable pains in the left side, continually belching up wind, with a tired and languid feeling. Iam a conductor on the Elevated Railway, and was when I commenced tak- ing ‘‘ Warner's Safe Cure.” I used to lose on an average four days every month with these horrible pains. 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Last fall I was recommended to take ‘“Warner’s Safe Cure,” and since that time I have found great relief in my kidneys and stomach, Ge ph Cab ng the s+] , N.Y. comicbooks.com