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Evening Star, Issue 19660, 13 September 1927, Page 11

SLd EYESIGHT

IMPROVED BY 1)1! MORSE’S INDIAN ROOT PILLS. Mrs M. Sharp, Pec! street. Cobden. Crcymouth, writes: “I have taken Dr Morse’s Indian Root Pills for some time, as I am subject to bad sight, and find, at times, it difficult to read, and my eyes trouble me. After taking a dose of two pills before retiring to rest at night I rise ever so much brighter next morning, and my sight is restored to such an extent that 1 can not only read, but thread a needle and do sewing work. This should prove of interest to other persons, such as dressmakers and machinists, whotc_ sight is so often taxed to the extreme in badlylighted premises. I have recommended these pills to neighbors and acquaintances who suffer with bad beads occasionally or headaches from Biliousness, etc.”—[Advl.l

Two old Irish ladies were watching an aeroplane in tho sky. Number One remarked to her neighbor; “I would not like to be up there in one of those things.” “ liegob,” retorted the other, “ I would not like to be up there without one of them.” No cold is ” NAZOL ” proof. Highly powerful and penetrating, it goes right to the root of the trouble. Acts like a charm. 60 doses Is 6d, ready lor use.—[Advt,]