THE LOST TALISMAN.
While you have your talisman all your writes are golden. The stretches of your life are dotted with the palaces and grandeur nf a regal life. The desire of fame,, like a high-soaring bird, sailf? closest to heaven. and wisdom hangs its glorious folds about you. The talisman belongs to each one of us, making life worth living, giving us happiness that cannot be obtained without it. Guard it like your eh&nces of heaven, for this great talisman is your health ; but if you let it go, lose no time iu charming it back to you with Br Morse's Indian Root Pills, as thousands have already dene. Mrs E. Gant furnishes an interesting case. She resides at 353 Young street, A3l- - Her experience is best related in her own words', which are as follow: •' I have been a sufferer from acute indigestion. For five or-oi years 1 had it pain in the cb*st, and thought I had trouble, and at times I rained blood. My hus-band, % railway employee, and a. man ait the works,, recommended Dr Morse's Indian Root Pdls. I had tried ma»nyt other remedies, and several doctors, bat was unable to get relief. I bought a bottle of Dr Morse's Pills, and after taking naif a bottle -fell mcch better. I continued taking thein, and am entirely cured. 1 can safely recommend them to all people su£ft*ing" a,s I ■was. I have lived here for fourteen y&'r-, and am well known, and am healthy .in ; strong. Trusting this testimonial wil; l;e of benefit to someone suffering as I Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills are a p.-ri<: blood purifier, and a positive cujv i<>>. biliousness, indigestion, constipation, Lea a aches, sallow ■complexion, liver and kidney troubles, piles, pimples, boils, and blotches, and for female ailments. Sold by chemists and storekeepers, Is l£d per bottle, or six bottles 6s 6d. Sole proprietors, the W. H. Comstock Co., Limited. Australasian Depot, 58 Pitt street, Sydney. Packed in amber bottles, and the full name blown thereon.— [Advt.] *
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Evening Star, Issue 11696, 30 September 1902, Page 1
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338THE LOST TALISMAN. Evening Star, Issue 11696, 30 September 1902, Page 1
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