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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume XLV, Issue XLV, 22 June 1917, Page 4

Biliousness Corrected AND CONDITION WONDERFULLY IMPROVED BY DR. MORSE'S INDIAN ROOT PILLS. "I was a terrible sufferer froa Biliousness," writes Mrs. Ellen L'outts, of 50 Beach Street, Petone, Wellington, "and found nothing equa] to the use of Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills. I -can say they improved mj condition wonderfully. First starting with one Pill and upwards J found Biliousness soon dispelled and I made flesh rapidly, gaining the full vigour of health again, and for quite a considerable period hive become a different woman altogether aftej my former bilious bouts. I give Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills to ay children when needed, and consequently Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are now our household remedy. You may use this testimony If desired; I am a mother of a family of seven children; 36 years of age, and now usually posiessed of the fcest of health." There are many causes of thii eomplaint, but they all spring from a disordered Liver which does not properly fulfil its function*, aided by the peculiar climate of New Zealand, which causes that orgaa to become sluggish in its action. Dr. Torse's Indian Root PIUb relieve this rouble speedily. They open the elogged-up system, purify the blood, ttnd cleanse the stomach, causing Jhe human mechanism to work smoothly and easily. On the apearance of bilious symptoms, a dose, from two to four, of JJr. Morse's rndlan Root Pills should be taken, the larger dose for a more robust erown person; the next night increase the dose one extra Pill, and If the trouble is not relieved another dose should be taken. A little experience will guide the patient in the use of the Pills so as to produce the beat effects.