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Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 72, 28 March 1910, Page 4

44 A BLESSIXQ TO WO3IEX." ■ ' ♦ IS MRS. WIESEMEYER'S OPINION OF DR. MORSES INDIAN ROOT PILLS. Mrs. Wieaemeyer, of Normn-stroet, Wert Adelaide, having proved the grout benefit derived from the use of Dr. Morse* Indian Root Pill* for Indigestion, Inflammation of the Kidneys, and at the critical period, the change of life, which comes to every woman, regards Dr. JKwEb^^. Morse's Indian Root Pills as a Blowing to Women, nnd recomM mends them to both ■ /^» P\ °W and young She \l I y "I was persuaded H «--,-• l/ to give Dr. Morse's \ I Indian Root Pills a \ * L. trial come time ago, r^^^sf-^j^Tjb 1 and thanks to your f/ Wmf^^^^^xl' remedy, I can * sny jSft&sA' y "la" la am now com " jffl&l^JrJ'} pletely cured of Indi*S^- <» gtstion, and an attack Mr«. Wiewmeyer *>t Inflammation of (From a photo.) the Kidneya. I may also say that at the critical period, the change of life, v course of Dr. -Morse's Indian Root Pill-* will be found invuluable. In fact, your remedy is a 1)1 easing to Women, and ehould be used by old and young." Throughout the many fcttigi- o," Woman'a >Life fiom giilhood to wom.wihood, through the ordeals of inothci hood, the change of life, and the declining yeai* of olrl ago, thero i* no :-afer or mnic reliable medical (ompHnion to womenfolk than Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills.— Advt.

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