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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 849, 22 June 1910, Page 5

r «^ ,__ I Australia and New Zealand Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are a j I household remedy, and the antidote for all general ailments. In thousands of homes the little amber bottle is the sole medicine chest, for whatever the complaint, | | the bowels must be kept free, and the process by which the Blood is purified must be j stimulated to throw off the poisons in the Blood, which is the cause of all disease | I j 1- ijf|\ 1 "1 The many wonderful cures effected by | f ' f%\ Dr< Morse ' s Indian Root P ' lls have awakened ■ I i iv the interest of all classes of the communit y 1 j 7@or\ flilß] fflfgfT^ ' ': — t0 the merits of these pills< Years ago pills 1 | %L t _ were the medicine of the poor only. To-day j: 1 I BOTTLES 11 f the efficacy of Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills |; I I SOLS AIIIIS4LLY I ' t0 overcome the comm ° n ailments of man- | 1 1 Im if aiictdaiacia *T\k§t kind has convinced not only the working j I I / '-$** section of the P°P ulation ' h * Vt ¥ more 1 ; llSs II — )§L £ wealthy, professional,and independent classes , | I' '• i' :;j that Dr. Morse's Indian Root.Pills are the J I ~ best'family medicine. '] | [ T ■ l v 1 ■ Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills have come j 1 to stay. They are an efficient, reliable, and safe remedy, placed on the market at a price I 1 within the reach of all. They are sugar-coated, pleasant to take, and retain their full | f medicinal qualities. They are packed in amber-colored bottles-not in cheap wooden or j I pasteboard boxes—and are thus always fresh and clean, impervious to moisture; unaffected j Iby climatic conditions, and.do not deteriorate by keeping, as all liquid medicines do. j i THE PRUDENT HOUSEWIFE always keeps a bottle in the house, for she has | ! learnt by experience that Nature occasionally requires some assistance, and that this j I assistance is best afforded by prompt recourse to Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills. Many a I serious illness may be prevented by the timely use of these Pills, checking the disease in i its primary stage. Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills, being purely vegetable, do not | weaken, sicken nor gripe, and may be taken with perfect safety by the most delicate | woman or the youngest child. The old and feeble will also find them a most | I suitable remedy for aiding and strengthening their weakened constitution.. -. I Standard Family •"' I' Medicine • , «* wJ\\M SUI 6 ]U[ RS. JANE ELVY. 50 Barbadoes St., ' H*tt llC%|f 11(x5\ j S Sydenham, Cliristchurch, writes:- •& S * SS \ fl fl&V 1 llvoif fl I VkV " ' i U other medicines but found nothing to j || | /|f %&&& ' I § equal Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills; they, j |W &&> „V ■ •', J j » arc easy to take, and do not sicken.or \ Ji£&>- ~- *•• — ..„..,,„ iTinini -J- -- ' ...i.m^ |i ' gripe like many other Pills." 'i ■i" " " "" —~.- v —- ...................... I They Do' Not Sic Ken .: ; They vBo- Not WeaKen.' "Tfey-0o Not ■ Gripe; : A

A TOOWOOMBA MOTHER TELLS HOW SHE, HER HUSBAND, AND CHILD WERE ALL CURED BY DR. SHELDON'S NEW DISCOVERY. "In our family «'o had a wonderful opportunity of judging of the merits of Dr. Sheldon's New Discovery, and the effect it ln\s had in our cases is most wonderful," writes Jlrs. George Thomas Atkins, Ruthven Street, Toowoomba, Q. "Jfv little hoy, 11 years old, had Bronchitis for 10 years, and he was so bad that I had to take him to the hospital. The 'doctor there said ho would never get belter, and I really thought he would have, died, for he- used to go black in the face when he coughed: and then fall down, and I often thought him dead, as tho result of the coughing and fall. The doctor prescribed all kinds of medicines, but nono did him any good, so I brought him homo from tho hospital, and gave, him a doso of Dr. Sheldon's Now Discovery. It seemed to do him good at once," so I got a large bottlo and gavo it to him nine times a day, and you would not know him now. 1 can safely and honestly say that it saved my boy's life. "I also had an opportunity to try Dr. Sheldon's New Discovery myself, for I had Quinsy and my throat was-very sore, and I 'was nearly choking with it when I tried Dr. Sheldon's New Discovery, and it also effectually cured my in a vcry short time. Likewise one of my children suffered from a hard, dry cough for somo time, and Dr. Sheldon's New Discovery also cured him. Then my husband had a bad attack of Influenza, and 1 gave him Dr. Sheldon's New Discovery, and it cured him as well." Dr. Sheldon's Now Discovery for Coughs and Colds is an unequalled preparation for the cure of all Chest Complaints and Lung Troubles. All suffering as did Mrs. Atkins's family should giro Dr. Sheldon's New Discovery a (rial, and they will never be without it again. .Pijceiile. 6d- and 3s.— Advt, -"is

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