INDOOR WORKERS. Will Find Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills Invaluable. There is no doubt many folk spend considerably more time indoors than is good for 'their health. They are breathing only nartial'.y pure air nncfl leivlinir a rnnro or less sedentary me both of which tend to di«organise tinsystem and upset th<3 digestive tract. For various reasons, this type of existence is frequently unavoidable, bn< whether chosen or compulsory, step' must be taken to maintain tlip systom as close to normal as possible. Of course the most important precaution is_ to keep the bowels in regular condition. In such cases a course of Dr. Morse' Indian Hoot Pills will be found invaluable. For the little ills of life the*are excellent, and praised far and wide /i+.pfnl users.—Advt.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLVI, Issue 10685, 31 December 1925, Page 7
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