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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume XLV, Issue XLV, 27 July 1917, Page 4

h Case of Need. KELSON LADY ALWAYS KEEPS DR. MORSE'S INDIAN ROOT PILLS. "Experience has taught every householder the advisability of keeping simple remedies in the house in ease they should be required at any time, and as a result of exp e rience th e one most genera 11 y kept is Dr. Mor s e's Indian Root Pills. Mrs. Elsie Jane L e aning, of Alma mn. js. •/. meaning. LSBO, off JWa « T*oto* Bridge Street, Nelson, N.Z., ■who found these Pills moat useful for overcoming Indigestion, and now always has a bottle handy, sends the following letter, and also her photo:—"A great friend of mine recommended my trying Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills, as I suffered r«ry much with Indigestion. I gave your remedy a trial, and a few doeea I found did much good; In fact, with the first bottle all symptoms vanished, and sow 1 keep them bj me in ease of need. You have my permission to use this testimony fot- as I derived a great benefit from Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills la ermtmtag my old complaint, Indice***." For eoaapiatets arising from Impwfest Digeetka and Impure 81004 flfcMA MDfl Mi .. ------