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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2128, 21 April 1914, Page 4

THEY STIR-THE LIVER. NO REMEDY AS'POTENT AS DR. j MOUSE'S INDIAN ROOT PILLS. i 'Tor Biliousness," writes Mrs, Ethel j Roy, of Davey Street, Tlimues, "I have foiind fir. Morse's Indian BiSoi; l'iirs . very useful in banishing this distressing mafcidy with .which I was afl'iieted, , 1 am pleased to rotate that through the instrumentality of some friends I first becamo convinced that I should try your remedy, ami thoiv use has rewanleii my pfforts, its 3. am no SoMgor the great stiffi>rnr that J. was in the past. Ymi can ii«o this testimonj for ptibliuatieu if desi rod." The Miniate cf Kpw Zraland is snew Unit tin- Livt-f nets out of ordt-r quiclief Own any ot)i*r organ of the- body. When l!i? iiver does get out of order (lie wlioie sysf<!!ii is ujiHe!. and Conslitialiou, Bilion*. BPS», and Slomach TroiiblP'i follow , s|hhhl- - l)r. Morse's Ijuiiaii Koot l'iils rwcli tin- liver in n sutisfactovy manner. '.('Uej , open tbe. ologffed duels .illowiji? (ht Bfte l« flpiv. wljieh'is to the dises+ioa .*«<! .n'imiUrton of fr*d. CouM'w'kn?, EiliousaesJ. Stomach Tfeabki, mi $x'z Psidach"? nvp '.a? result of .t;v?r is3<tjritT. and the riiasdr that "Sttfs tb» iti'S»""i-i,il At oflia.t!»ll*«« *MW 4tt9l*l«»