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Evening Post, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 140, 10 December 1909, Page 114

A SLUGGISH LIVES, MADE OPERATIVE BY THE USE OF DR. MORSE'S INDIAN ROOT PILLS. Mr. John Butler, of 211, Kent-street, Sydney, having suffered from^a sluggish liver, and frequently from indigestion and constipation, tells of the wonderful and permanent effects obtained by using Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills, which correct the liver, but do not gripe, and restore the bowels to a normal and healthy condition, thus overcoming constipation naturally and permanently. § "Having used Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills as a corrective for a sluggish liver," he states, "and occasionally for indigestion, I can assure you that there is no better remedy. I was in the habit of taking Epsom ' Salts, and irom air. John Butler. time to time I (i'-rom a photo.) tried other medicines, but none have proved so effectual or permanent in their results as Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills. They do not gripe — like other physics, which usually open the bowels once and leave you just as constipated again the following day. Your pills restore the bowels to a 'normal and healthy condition, without causing pain or weakening the system." Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are a searching Remedy. They reach the liver as no other medicine does. They put -i move in your bowels, strength into the kidneys, and life into your liver, bracing up the nerves and muscles, toning up the stomach, stimulating the circulation, and imparting health and energy through the medium of a well-regulated Bystem. — Advt. According to the Danneviike Advocate, whooping cough is prevalent in the Waitahora Valley, and the school has been temporarily closed in consequence. "Laxo-Tonic," wrote one who was ill, "Is a heafth-giving, nourishing pill; —I've never ielt better, So excuse this short letter, From your ever 'affectionate Bill." Laxo-Tonic Pills, 10{,d and Is 6d, Obtainable at all chemists and stores. — Advt.