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Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills Indispensable For those who travel by sea or land. Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills will be found a most useful companion, and should always be carried in the pocket or handy in the suit case. When preparing for a sea trip a course of these Pills taken nightly before sailing will considerably reduce the risk of seasickness They should also be used while at sea to insure the regular working of the system, which so frequently becomes upset when on board ship. The railway passenger who has to sit long hours in a train his liver becomes sluggish and digestion disordered through eating hastily and insufficient exercise. He likewise finds a medicine of the type of Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills is just what he needs. It is important to remember that change of food and living conditions invariably disarranges the system, and when that occurs nature needs assistance, at least temporarily. Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are specially suited for this purpose. They —will keep the organs in perfect working order and UtTx prevent many of the serious and costly illnesses H taken when the first signs of Constipation appear. PI \ With Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills always at hand HSV 11 \ using a little care and intelligence, the system can m a S ° Un( * an( * condition. MAKE ONE FEEL BRIGHTER
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Press, Volume LVI, Issue 16803, 8 April 1920, Page 5
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