CONSTIPATION.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 132, 4 June 1907, Page 6

CONSTIPATION.

Coß.~i.ipat.iCT is Eke stnSsig Tip the fcE»=er? of the- erry. and keeping all the filth in them until they are filled ■with. poison and corruption, breeding disease and j«stileijc?. WiN-n tie Bowels are the ■waste matter deeavs and ferments, and enters xhe Blood, and is carried to all parts of the body, producing T'csdat-hes. Biliousness. lieaxtVurn. Ijoss of Appetite. Indigestion. Neuralgia. Rheumatism, and vaxions otticr aitznens. disturbing , the Heart and Kerrocs System, and if continued, is liable \o cause In3ammation of the Bowel?. Uver and Sidneys. To maintain a isalthy system the Bowels should ODeraie at least once every 24 hours. This is f" of Nature's provisions which is too often kn»r?d. and the result is untold Women are tie greatest of■jeiKipr?. but sooner or later they must pay the penalty. Aiany women's ailment? sn , dn- to straining and purging, follow3r<: upon Habitual Constipation, and in cases displacement o£ the Pelvic organs may be asr/ributed to the same cause. A? a perfect laxative for children and ad-alts Dr. Morse"s Indian Root Pills axe -cueqtia lied. Mr.-. M. Murphy, storekeeper. Gros-TPMr-arrest. Kensington, Dnnedin. states: •—~I «lp rer-onanojtd Br. florae's Indian Pills, barring uted them myself and in my family for over twelve months. I em ccnTiiiced that, tiiey regulate the sys%rra and eorreet the liver. Kidneys and 550-crels ■wnen out of order. They are srent!r in their action, and fnvo permanent For iavaJids they are an invalti«.M<? nieditinp."