CHEERFUL FOLK ARE ey hr welcome guests. Popularity is d wonderful asset and mostly enjoyed by those who possess a happv and cheerful personality. . -it is folk of this nature that are welcome wherever they go, while those who are “grouchy” and what is commonly known as a “wet blanket aip not looked forward to by their hosts. In the ease of the latter typo they really are often a subject- for pity as the state of their health is frequently responsible for lack of cheerfulness. ]n manv instances their liver is sluggish and perhaps they are constipated. In such cases, a dose, or preferably a course of Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills is recommended. They make yon feel brighter.—The W. H. Comstock Co.. Ltd., Parish* Street, Wellington.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 63, Issue 247, 29 July 1943, Page 3
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