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Press, Volume LI, Issue 15218, 4 March 1915, Page 4

■ rjS PILLS BECAME UNNECESSARY msr* Such, in a few words, has been the experience of ?■ Mr. Charles E. H. Boys, Engine Driver, of X Mr. cc H. boys t r»-. phow.) Napier. His statement, which is published below, "-■ reflects the gratitude he feels towards the remedy that saved him V I undergoing a dangerous operation. He not only continues to use the Pills, but recommends them to his friends and acquaintances, c and also to the wider public by means of the statement appearing % herewith, which has been freely given, without any recompense 5 or reward whatsoever. ' „. c \ * J 33 Main Street, Napier, N.Z, V Dear Sirs, —Some time ago I was suffering with Inflammation of the right Kidney and Bladder, and so bad did I become that an operation seemed - imperative to cope with the malady ; however, the intervention of a friend prevailed, and on his sole recommendation I started on Dr. Morse's Indian Root I'ills, and am pleased to relate that after taking a. course of your remedy I was completely restored to vigorous health again. I now keep these ' } l'ills by mc in case they are required to meet any necessity that may arise in my household. 1 can Jurther add that I have frequently recommended - '** your medicine to other persons, and know they have obtained great benefit from their use. . I remain (Signed) CHARLES E. H.. BOYS. ~'-\ •? j '-•■. '<'i.->v" For complaints arising from a disordered Stomach, Liver, and Kidneys, Or. Morse's Indian Root Pills are without eqaal, and they are the Perfect Remedy * ; in Female Ailments. They are not advertised *4 a great "Cure All," but as a Safe and Reliable Remedy for the Little Ills of Life, for which they are A> ' j unexcelled. People who eat and drink too much, or get thejr •ystsms up»et from any other cause, need a medicine of this kind to keep the digestive tract , - o» v ' in proper working order. Many serious illnesses are avoided by keeping such a simple remedy at hand, and ones or twice a week taking a dose sufficient '-•'■ '- J I Li Jer ,P c a omplain C tß that "hey are constantly* H | W fJJ/ I all testify to the marvellous Cleaning and XtfMtfW, I %^'-* I Purifying properties of these Pills, and W^/yy^^^Z^ ..p |I \ CS* \%MZffl B ™>%%k MZ M 4%"m ffl%%!>&Wft V , "' jjj their ever-increasing sale beara teitimdny to HC' \^//^^^^^Mi<J^^ifim^: <~V -\ \ their splendid efficacy. £%%%2fl !*AJ*» ' :^: :• -

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