INDIGESTION.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1404, 2 April 1912, Page 6

INDIGESTION.

C.-U'SHD HY SLUGGISH LIVKII, AND THE GREAT HKXEITf DERIVED.

There is no person morp lo be pitied than the Dyspeptic, who. it lip cats at nil, is in dread of the consequences, which lie knows from experience are Mire to follow. When n remedy is found to relieve liio terrible, agony endured after every meal, a feeling of gratitude only remain-;. Such an one is Air. Frank ftuddard, of Jlolupipi, Xew Zealand, who writes: "I can recommend Dr. Morse's Indian Koot Fills as a splendid remedy for Indigestion, from which I have been a great sufferer, owing' to my Liver becoming sluggish. 1 have been ro bad with mv Liver that I wa~ unable to either cat or ?!>ep, and, in fact, food was almost ii lerror to n:«\ because [ knew what 1 Woiild suffer alter eafiu;;. I Lij/an ttiUiny Dr. .M;-i-.-.."'s Indian Itoi.t Tills, and noir I am woinl.-rlully plea-ed In Male thev have eiilircly removed mv coiuplainf, and I am rccoiniiiemlius; flu-m to all my friends and acquaintances There are many people who need a I'ill of I his liind, ond if they Ink., my advice, Ihcv wili p>t the rime iatiifactjon that I did from ttoiy uso."*