BILIOUS FOLK NEED RECOURSE TO DR. MORSE'S INDIAN ROOT PILLS Biliousness is undoubtedly one of the | most distressing complaints that- affects human beings. It is usually the result of over-indulgence in food and perhaps drink, or the wrong type of food. The sufferer becomes depressed tnd feels as though his whole system is upset. A frightfully dizzy headache, yellow skin, coated tongue and probably vomiting are the principal symptoms. As a corrective Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pilis are an ideal medicine. They act on the Liver and S'-cr'ich, and thus regulate the Bowels. The best plan is to take a dose before retiring when an attack is approaching, or better still, if subject to Biliousness, take a dose ar regular intervals to keep the system in good order. The W. H. Comstock Co.. Ltd., Farlsh Street, Wellington.
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Manawatu Times, Volume 69, Issue 62, 16 March 1944, Page 2
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