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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2239, 27 August 1914, Page 9

AUCKLAND NURSE tThere is no person who conies so intimately into the'life of tie sick as the wse. §ihe stands next to the doctor %s%£s?!!§. - watching and notMg the effects of treatments and 1 gg3sffi medicine, and beXaJ «ks»i comes only secWof vS*k Sew an< * *° mas an /""( V* ■ authority. ThereI A..JX, A fore, when am'eni- \ »«% rafe hcv of this noble -. \ r P ? \ profession relates Vtw her tixporicuces, %VZB%&M==yi i, ' ceive serious at- ■ f "-• WS..- I, C- - // tention. The s{ ? tcmeiit made From a Photo, by Nuno Jlaco \?ill no doubt interest ninny people. "I find Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills very good fpr relief from Constipation," writes Nurse ,Mace, of 42 Umier (ji.oon Street, Newton, Auckland. "They do not pVge or gripe like so ninny other remedies. I have recommended their use frequently to my patients in my capacity of Ladiei' Nnrso, (\nd have never known a complaint since their ii.w. You hnve my fullest consent to use, this testimony." An enthusiastic citizen, •on (he verge of a trip to Australia, was rejoicing over the fact and descanting on tmi pleasures to C6me. "How d'clizhtftul it will be," said he to his wife, "to trend the bounding billow and mbsilo tho invigofatinc oxygen of the sen! The sea! The boundless sea! I long to see it! To breathe in great draughts of lifc-[»iviug aiv- I sfiall want to , stand every moment of the voyage on tho prow of the steamer- with my .month oponV • "You probably will, dear," interrupted his'wife oncounigiußly; "that's what all ocean travellers d.o. Tot Bronchial Caughs and Colda, .VToede' Qtw.% Cute, ia, W-