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Evening Post, Volume LXXX, Issue 113, 9 November 1910, Page 11

RHEUMATISM CURED. A LADY 75 YEARS, OF AGE TELLS OF THE WONDERFUL EFFECT OF DR. MORSE'S INDIAN ROOT PILLS. "I have been a great sufferer for many years from Rheumatics in the joints, in the wrists and knees, which has caused me much agony," v. rites Mrs. Emily ..jafflf tftjwy, * Parker, Millen and igj||i||^|||||L Thompson streets, J^^^^^^^^m ago I could not S&fb' more hand or foot, J^-^J* 4^" V W an<^ was confined to I fj month, and after /*""*\ I a snor *' respite I ""^W. j+sPe&l^ S oov^ le Hospital for i£^%%SiS&sif weeks and came ' < away as incurable ; HS»l|a^pr but thanks to Dr. |j^ Morse's Indian Root Mrs. Emily Parker Pills, I find that I From a photo. Ciin now successfully combat my old complaint; in fact, they have idmosfc banished it from my system. At tho first twinge, I take an extra dose of your vronderful remedy, and the attack is stalled olf. I always keep them in my house, aad recommend them to my friends. 1 am 75 years of age and am the mother of 13 children, ten of whom are now married ; and Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills find a place in all their homes." — Advt.

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