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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1846, 4 September 1913, Page 11

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SAYS DR. MORSE'S INDIAN ROOT 4,1 PITJA" Allß A SPLENDID CORRECTIVE MicmciNE. to "I have always found Dr. Horse's In- ' [''' Jian Root Pills a splendid corrective Iw Medicine," writes Mrs. L. A. West, Huri- cli moana, Et. lload, Taranaki, "and my Tc >xpcrienco of two years' use enables mo [o conscientiously stato Hint they do ail pou claim for tliem. They relievo cos- ±t nveness of once, and do not: cause pains „ )r sickness. For children I find them in- _ mluable, and a doso occasionally keeps ;hem in good health. I recommend tliem ta .o my neighbours, and they speak highly in )f Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills, and 1 mi •onsider that 110 household should bo w vithout them, as they are a splendid ?amily Medicine." The slight headache, jad breath and discoloured tongue are ;ho index to a disordered stomueh, and :ho necessity of keeping a safe, sure, and ] l f ■eliable remedy in the lxouse is apparent, bu 3y following such n course tho more ex- ltii jeusive method of calling in a doctor may pr )0 quite unnecessary. That Dr. Morse's u 1; .ndinn Root' Pills are the very bestfnmly modieine i.s vouched for by thousands if grateful men and women who have irovcd their wonderful correclivo merits. I'akcn .occasionally, Dr. Morse's Indian P" ?oot Pills are a great protection against Fc ill common ailments," dii