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Bruce Herald, Volume XXXXIV, Issue 57, 22 June 1908, Page 7

nil lis A duly qualified nurse admittedly ranks next to the doctor as an author ity on the treatments of general aij» ments and womanly weaknesses. Sh« is therefore able to judge and com* petent to speak of the wonderful efß» cacy of Dr. Morse's Indian Root PilfS ns a remedy for all complaints o*fr ginating from disorders of the Stoß* ach, Liver and Kidneys and other aifr ments, from whatever cause arising* Nurse Johnstone, of Hackett Terrac* Charters Towers, Q., writes: —' 's& have muc v pleasure in A recommend* Qfii, \ i n g y out pfi TsftV'A splendid re-v-l \ \ Morse's In* V dian Root . Pills, the per so nal i experience. '-fts\ For ten 'sH\ years I have "tym used them 0$ occasionally Hs§ and they it have assist* ed Nature in (he fulfilment of her functions during my advancing years. lam now 60 years of age, enjoy wonderful health, and am entirely free from ache or pain. During the past ten years in my capacity of a nurse I have always recommended vour Pills, and I still do so, as, thev art' a gentle, but sure and effective medicine, suitable for young and old, 1 am sure if the young women would only use your remedy- occasionally and study their health' there would be far less sickly and ailing THE WHITELEY OF AMERICA. A Now York telegram says tho will has just boon proved of the late Mr T. B. Wanamaker, the founder and proprietor of the famous Wanamaker Stores, at Philadelphia, whose death took placo recently. Mr Wanamaker, who was the Whitcloy of America, leaves an estate which is valued at the enormous total of 20,000,000 dollars (about £4,160,000). The Prussian Government is preparing a bill to allow cremation. An agitation in favor of "fire burial" hasbeeitf going on for 20 years.