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Alexandra Herald and Central Otago Gazette, Issue 1210, 3 December 1919, Page 6

k Nurse Certifies THAT DR. MORSE'S INDIAN BOOT PILLS ARE UNEQUALLED FOR CONSTIPATION. "I can certtfy," writr* Xerse A. Amfllz Rutherford, of 4i?& Montreal Street, Near Victoria Street. Christ- *=«■ church. New Zea--1 a n d, -that Dr. liar se's Id J isr; Root Pills are aa excellent remedj /for Constipation, hav ing used purga«B3Blr t-- tives, I f* >"- ;; .^*^* / found no * .f B'*** 8 '*** thing rmmmnZ-i "' e^ l , iri mfldnp«;s to yonr peimtae laxative Bimiicißv t am a qualified !ad:> c \i»» end harp pract >e 'i •'" T;1 ' , nia »nd New Zealand for a P*'*!<-•-* •rf forty Yea liavo my fnl! it r.» «s>; H»fj twtiißon .publication it desired." To maintain a bealthj R?stem the bowels should opeia'e at least oace erer? ?4 hours This is one of Na '" """ise proilfteßs ~Yi<"b i? too jgnercJ, *n«l the result b uii Fuffeitr:? Women and children c the greatest oSendeTS, but whj such should t-c the ease i« a problem to be solved- Nature often reiuire* a little assistance, and if to's assistance !■ glTen at tho Brst indication ranch dl«tr«ss and suffering xeo~ t<? •rert°d Aa a fan::? rsniec} tor Co»ttT»nee», T>r Morse "a Root Ptltf bare a vM« re=rutsttos.

SUMMER COLDS

A rammer cold requires just as much attention as one you contract ia the. winter. Ia the rammer yoa are more lightly clad and therefore more easily affected by the frequent changes of climate. Get rid of your cold directly it develops by taking Chamberlain's Cough Bemedy. A cold may not be serious in the beginning bnt it often leads to troublesome complications. Treat a cold in the first stage and it is quickly got rid of. Yoa will be wise if yoa get a bottle of Chamberlain's Congh Remedy today for immediate use when you catch a cold.—Sold Everywhere.

"I am not one of those who believe fiat wa have seen the last war. o.r any thing like it,"' said Mr Mastey at Pspakura the other day, " I believe the next war will take place in the Pacific, the new storm centre of the won!, and therefore I strongly favour a strong naval squadron being maintained by New Zealand, Australia, Canada, and perhaps South Africa, to be ready for eventualities. We have recently heard of two conutriee in which they launched larger ships than any in the British Kmf, These ships are not being built n toys, therefore British naval supre» msj oust b? mtinteiaed.