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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 9 July 1901, Page 4

Half tbe fun ol life is lost by man} people tli roll pi their neglect t, Nature’s moat rigi laws. Nature in sists on regularity L’eoplo who allow the coutiauaiice oi any irregularity i. their digestive orgins soon have ti piy the penalty, tree and regu'ai movonicnt of tin bowels is the sun s', sign of good hcaltl The first qnvstio the doctor asks is “ Are your bowolt regular ?” If not, he gives something to make them so, and quite often that is ail he needs to do. Assist N -tore occasionally, in removing offending n.atter from the ■stomae'i and bowels. What is needed is a I'outle but elllcient helper that wOiks like N stare. That helper is Dr. Morse’s Indian Root I’ ll). They arc cnlin ly vegntubl •. lining o imposed of pare roots and he.bs Time cleanse the stomach, make the appe vli" he iithy,. the dg st.on perfect, the h\cr ae ivc, and the blond pure. ■ Dr. Mors-ds Indian Root Tils cure when ,ti; remedies fail. Ihey positively •arc Did lUsatss, Indigi-s'ion, Constipa r,i„n Dvspcp.-ii, Headaches. Liver am! Ridm. y * Diseases, Boils, Pimples and ■iutehoa, and arc a perfect blood paiilier. p,, r fmn.dc ai meets they stand alone as a w ■man’s host friend. Dr. Morses Indian Ih.ot I’.Jb, sold by Chemists and store keepers ; price, Is .‘ld per bottle, or si> bottle i Ts, or same will be sent, postp >id o re ci ti f price. Sole proprietors, t■■ w 11. Comstock Co., Ltd, (A astralmi D, p-v„ o 3 Pitt-street, Sydney. They hav< stood the test for fifty years. IVFViU. p! 1 i-’-’l \w iMt