HEADACHES.

Evening Post, Volume LXXV, Issue 52, 2 March 1908, Page 10

HEADACHES.

_on<s of -fcho chief causes of headaches Is the circulation of poisons in the blood. Poisons are constantly being formed in the body in the digestion and absorption of food, but they produce no ill cifectß unless formed in excess. In indigestion, the formation of these poisons takes pfacc at nn enormous rate- ; they pass through the system in the circulating Blood, and produces high Blood pressure and- a sense of general ill-lisalth, irritability of temper, and headache, which only the sufferer can realise the extent of. To overcome headaches it i 3 absolutely necessary to get at the cause. Drugs which act on the heart and reduce ihc pulsations only have a temporary, effect. If you suffer from Indigestion, Biliousness, Constipation, any disorder of the Liver and Kidneys, or • from any weakness peculiar to your fcx, there is no better remedy than Dr. Morse's Indian Boot Pilta. -"Dr.; Morse's Indian Root Pills have been my medicine for some fivo years," tmtes Mrs. B. F. Tobin, Victoria Park Fruit Mart, 'Patteson-sfcreefcJ Freeman's Bay, Auckland, "and I have always found them a splendid remedy for all common ailments. ■ "My daughter was at ono time in bad health, 'and suffered from dreadful headaches, dizziness and depression, which incapacitated her for days. However, after }i short cour«e of Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills, she quite overcame her ailments. I have much pleasure in recommending your Pills, and always keep' a- bottle in the house. A' dose occasionally has a. most beneficial effect, keeping me in good health and my syitem regular." — Advfc, '