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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 53, Issue 150, 6 April 1933, Page 3

MIDDLE-AGED FOLK ADVISED TO TAKE MORSE'S INDIAN ROOT PILDS. Mrs Editli McDonald, Second Avenue, Whangarei, writes:—"For toning up the system Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills proved beneficial with me, and people generally of middle age need a tonic medicine of this description. I have been a resident of Whangarei now for twenty seven rears."—Advt.

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(An All-British Product). TESTIMONIALS FROM ||i WELL-KNOWN RACEHORSE OWNERS \ 2 Fairfax Street, Dunedin, ' December 21, 1932. Messrs Loudon Bros., Ashburton. Dear Sirs, —I have great pleasure in certifying to the efficiency of Ford's Drench as a remedy and sure cure for coughs, colds or colic in horses I used it for two of my horses, "First Pet" and "Arbitration" with great results, and have recommended it to several of my friends, who have used it, and cannot speak too highly of it. * I am satisfied it is an invaluable remedy for the above disorders in horses, and would recommend all horse owners to secure a small quantity in case of emergency—they will be well pleased. Yours faithfully, .(Signed) J. CARTER. (Owner of "Royal Saxon"). 21 Tainui Street, Dunedin, January 4, 1933. Dear Sirs, — I have pleasure in confirming cur conversation relative to the quality of Joseph Ford's Drench as a horse tonic. The Drench was recommended to me bya friend, Mr Joseph Taylor, and was used on my horse "Hystride," who in the winter developed a very severe cough and lost all condition. I gave him a few doses of FORD'S MIXTURE, and he soon threw off the cough, regained condition, and is at present back to racing order. From this personal experience, I have every confidence in recommending the Mixture to all trainers and owners. Yours- faithfully, (Signed) J. A. SMAILL. "Hystride" won the Summer Hack Handicap at Inyercargill on January 4th, 1933.

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