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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2005, 12 March 1914, Page 3

THE LITTLE AMBER BOTTLE. 4 FAMILIAR OBJECT I,M THOUSANDS OF. HOMES.' The Amber Bottle in whi;.V tit. Morse's Indian Root Pills are paxdtod is probably bettor known as a fanjiliay utject »bout the home than any ether bottle of i like kind. It is not there as an ornav* «fr ment, but for prac Klj| ticaj everyday use. In iJjmWraf the best regulated U|| families the Hfet.ie ills -f life will creep i:i. Home member ol the f an *'ly circle mny W, "• lajli casionally stiver from « AORSf b iH Biliousness or Indi- &■ Si) -joslion, and ono or S. DIRECTI'OiIS 13 tho other will from g i>n.»>no 8 j time to time ejhihit | SrSSf 31 '-tiniJef"cS.S v tiauinni*t. | j 'From these little & IBMlHOnnf H"i troubles more serious H inUIAIIKUUI SI cmnplamts orisi!, aftf.( H PHIS 8U should, tltereforc,not IL_____ M l>o Rested. Tho gy~~~jSJ|l slight headiielie, bad breath, and discoloured tottsue, ttro titc index to a disordered stomach., ftnd th? necessity of keeping a 6a'fe, sure, njid reliable remedy in tho hous«- is apparent. By following such a course the more e%. ponsivo method of calling in a doctor will be quite unnecessary.' Bo your own doctor, prescribe' Dr. Morse's Indian.Knot I'ills, and ,a\ways keep tho little bottle in the house, so that when sickness invades vour homo you -ivill hay<> a snro and reliable remedy to banish it froni jour thresholjj."