"ALWAYS AILING."
What a world of meaning these two words convey. Yet in thousands of homos the same tale is told of sick and ailing wives and daughters who suffer from constant headaches, loss of energy. loss of appetite, depression, habitual constipation, and frequent attacks of Biliousness and Indigestion.
"For a long tim© I suffered with fearful Headaches." writes Mrs W. Watson, Constitution Hill, Port Chalmers, "and at times I was quite unable to hold my heed up. I always had an uncomfortable feeling, always tired and sleepy after eating, and to do my household work was a great trouble. I also had dropsical swellings. I tried many medicines, but I got no good from them, so a friend advised mc to try Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills, which gave mc almost immediate relief, and since using them the headache- have ceased, the swellings have disappeared, and I am rapidly n gaining my health. I always recommend your Pills to any woma*. who is suffering the 6ame as I did." Are you always ailing? If so, do not give up hope; do not despair if doctor's prescriptions and other medicines have had no permanent effect. Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills hare invariably proved successful, and thousands of women who have been restored to health gratefully testify to the grea* curative and corrective influence* of Dr. Monet Indian Root Pills. 14
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13622, 5 January 1910, Page 8
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