EXPECTATIONS REALISED.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2233, 20 August 1914, Page 7

EXPECTATIONS REALISED.

DR. MORSE'S INDIAN ROOT PILLS CORRECT CONSTIPATION IN A MILD, TET THOROUGH MANNER. Quite a large percentage of everyday complaints is due to the irregularity of the bowels, and yet it is surprising hoit many people overlook this important matter and th<jn wonder why they do not feel well. One lady _who does realise the- importance ,of this is Mrs. Jessie Kennedy, of Blakctown, Greytown, who writes: "I liavb used Dr. Morse's Indian Eoot Pills for Constipation, and can say they act on tho bowels in a mild manner, and perform all that is expected of a purgative medicine, without purging or griping the sufferer. You can use this testimony for publication, as I believe in tho effioacy of your widely-known remedy." "

"In your excellent biography of the late Mr. Taine," writes Mr. Mark Maxton, of Greytown, "you mention that, his place of business was where the Royal Hotel now stands! This was an error. In my boyhood I bought many things -from his store, and recollect tho site well, a>'d the Scoullar Company's large warehouse is now on the spot. Minifie, the painter, was on the northern side, and what was known as 'Tlie Tap' was the hotel next again, and then 'The Club.' This latter is now on the Terrace." A lcctare on "Internal Combustion En'gines as applied to Producer Gas" will bo the subject of a lecture by Mr. T. G. James in the hall of the Australasian Institute .of Marine Engineers, Aitken Street, at 8 o'clock this evening.

GOUT AND ITS CURE. Those painful twinges, that stiffness and soreness of the muscles, the swollen and inflamed joints, the dull aches and pains in the back are gouty symptoms rauped bv excess uric acid in the blood ? Gout and the kindred diseases of Rheumatism," Sciatica, and Lumbago are all duo to tliis excess uric accumulating in tho system and depositing in the form of urates in the muscles and joints. To effect a cure this excess uric acid must be removed. There's only one remedy that will do it—and it is RHEUJIO, It contains the essential specifics which will eradicate this uric acid excess from the blood. It has cured thousands. Mr. W. James, late proprietor of tlie Tferminus Hotel, 1 Christchurch, is well known throughout Canterbury. He writes: "I suffered very greatly from Rheumatio Gout for quite fourteen years. J tried almost every remedy suggested by my friends and medical practitioners, but with very little relief. About three ■vears ago I was strongly advised to try RHEUMO. I did so, and with tho greateat satisfaction." 2s, lid, and is. od.—Adrt,