MARTYR TO Kidney Trouble

Alexandra Herald and Central Otago Gazette, Issue 446, 3 November 1904, Page 6

MARTYR TO Kidney Trouble

Mr. Edmund Quinlan, 39 Oxford Street, Paddington, tells what Br. Morse's Indian Root Pills did for him. What disorder causes such mental and physical agony as when the Kidneys ere diseased ? They act as a filter for the blood, and when they are stopped up the antire system becomes affected. The L.'.ver —so intimately associated with the Kid neys—also fails to perform its proper duties. No better testimony as i/s the ereat medicinal value of Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills could be offered thaa that of Mr. Quinlan, who, as he says, was a "Martyr to Kidney Trouble." We use his own words:—

"For many years I was a martyr to Kidney Trouble; my back was so bad that my work became a misery to me, in fact I had to give it up for months. I was recommended to try In.luu Root Pills by a friend of mine who had doiv.-d great benefit hoin them, and I must blcsa ilia; friend for drawing my notice to them. To say that I only derived benefit from them would not be enough, for I can faithfully and honestly say that they effected a perfect cure. I can vouch for this, and am very glad to be able to give tbia testimonial, with the hope that others may be cured as I was. I cannot too highly praise them, for they are a wonderful medicine, andyoumay use this testimonial in any way you please." Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills act on the Kidneys and Liver direct as no other remedy does. They unstop the Kidneys, put life in the Liver, aud a move in the bowels. For all diseases arising from a disordered condition of these organs and a weak stomach, Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pilis are an infallible cure. They cure Constipation, Indigestion, and Biliousness so they stayed cured. Packed in amber bottles, and sold throughout Australasia,