MOTHER AND DAUGHTER.

Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 69, 22 March 1910, Page 7

MOTHER AND DAUGHTER.

WHO WERE A__WA_S AILING PRAISE DR. MOUSE'S TNI JIAS ROOT FILLS FOB THur-p ______ A—. FERMAI— BELIEF. Mrs. Parker, of - 243 Palmer-street. Darlinghurst, Sydney, who for some years resided at Orange and Forbes states that*—tr years her daughter and herself were always ailing, martyrs to Indigestion and all its attendant evils until persuaded to take a course of Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills, which brought speedy and permanent relief. • "My daughter suffered severely from Biliousness and Constipation," she states, " and used to be a martyr to Dyspepsia until commencing to take Dr. v , Morse's Indian '.. Root .Pills, from which she obtained so much relief that for some time past she has wished mc to send you a testimonial IJ—-om a pn0.0.; giving you particulars of my own experience,.as)well.., Before taking Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills my daughter and myself were, always ailing. I used to • suffer • badly with mj head and indigestion, but Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills brought mc permanent ' relief, and during the change of life they were the only medicine that did mc any good. I continued their use, and can assure you that I was greatly benefited, and now feel -as • well as ever ,I. did.,; - use the —ills now and again just to rectify the system, and heartily recommend this remedy to all who do not 'enjoy j J T.---14-1. « . ■ i . .. A

Mrs. Parker.

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