BOTHERED WITH CONSTIPATION? IF SO, TRY DR. MORSE’S INDIAN ROOT PILLS. Why drag around, dull, listless and sluggish? Why tolerate that sick headachy feeling, that miserable bilious condition? You must clear your system of poisonous, clogging wastes before you can feel right or be right. Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills, gentle in action, will help promote the daily regularity so essential for toning up the liver and kidneys. The ingredients are purely vegetable and act as a general corrective of constipation. Try a dose tonight and see how much better you feel tomorrow. Ask for and insist on Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills. 4
N.Z. PHYSICAL MEDALLIST LOSES HEALTH STAGES “COME BACK” AFTER GIVING UP HOPE. ! zS - . Before the last war,, when physical development took its right place in manly contests, Mr T. W. McClelland, of 176 Hereford Street, Christchurch, was “champion of champions.” He was pronounced the “perfectly developed man.” But ill-health attacked Mr McClelland in recent years with pains like cramp from the waist down to the ankle on the left side. Things got worse until last September, when he was only 104 stone—two stone below normal. “I received regular treatment at the Christchurch Hospital, hut without result,” he says. “One day a painter, who had been off work for 5 years, told me that R.U.R. had put him back on his feet on full time work again. “That convinced me. From the first day there was a difference. R.U.R. worked its miracle with me.” R.U.R. gets at the cause of 19 out of 20 human disorders. No matter what you have wrong with you, R.U.R. is bound to do you good. Take R.U.R. and Right You Are! 8 Obtainable from W. H. Snowsill and other Chemists and Stores.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 16 October 1941, Page 2
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