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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1118, 4 May 1911, Page 3

CREEN OLD AGE. Growing old ought not to mean growing weak and feeble. It does not meau weakness or *GSt feebleness lor rafc~yjy\ those who eat jx.'tito audsound JiJffM therefore of tho utmost import\inUfll lfiffiSS\ l ,e pP le shouldroV 1 Aot li^' n ' ne power to Iwf 'I ill W\ digest aud assiwhich is the solo 6ourco °f physiS\j jLifci^ , '*) " lose ' n ° ( ' €e ''»- WW&iWwM flI1 ° d thatVaturo — iQfl i/ftlf Tes P? nt!3 loss iyissl7 demands mado upon ,lcr, nu(l v mild yet searching remedy, to keep their system in proper working order, there is nothing like Dr. Morse's Indian Boot Pills. Jlr. John Christie, Forbury Koad, Caversham, Dtirndm, who is nearly SO years of age, says:—"For many years I was troubled with Kidney Complaint, causing me intense pain in the back, and costiveness. 1 tried many medicines, but their effect was totally iutlicctivc alter the first two or three doses. Dr. Jlorso's Indian ltoot l'ills, I saw according lo an advertisement, were recommended for mv complaints; so 1 gnvo them a trial anil (hey had a wniiderlul eli'cct, gently and permanently overcoming my costiveness, and relieving (he pains in"my back. 1 still take n doso occasionally, and I find they have the same satisfactory result, cleansing ills bowels and toning up tho system, and 1 am glad (o slaty that my kidney trouble has entirely disappeared. My wifo also uses your Pills, and cordiaily recommends them to all women as a splendid medicine."

.A life-preserver from the steamer Portland, which was lost in a blizzard in November, 18D8, has been picked up at Pleasant Bench, near ' Cobasset, Mass.. U.S.A. Although tossed about by tho ocean for more than II years it is in » fairly yood state of preservation. No other instance ol life-preservers lasting so loos is known,