ABANDONED HOPE

Evening Star, Issue 12399, 12 January 1905, Page 3

ABANDONED HOPE

COMPLETELY RUN DOWN AND SUFFERING* FROM RHEUMATISM. CURED BY DR MORSE’S INDIAN ROOT PILLS, EXPRESSES HIS GRATITUDE, AND WANTS THE WORLD TO KNOW WHAT CURED HIM, “ I feel I owe yon a great debt,” says Mr Christopher Hannan, of Spring Gully, Victoria, “and will now do my best by expressing my gratitude in this letter. About five years ago I was taken very ill, so bad that I could not follow my occupation for about four years, as the least exertion knocked me up. I tried a doctor in Bendigo, who informed me that he thought I would never wort again, as I was so low and completely run down. He also stated I had a bad attack of rheumatism. I tried several patent medicines, but received but little benefit from any of these, and had. my mind fully made up that what the doctor informed me was correct, when, luckily, a friend urged me to give your Indian Root P3ls a trial I did so, bought a bottle, and commenced .their use. After taking the first bottle I found a great improvement, so purchased another, and by the time I was finished with this one I was surprised to find I was myself once more, which I also owe to your Dr Morse’s Indian Root Pills. As it is now twelve months since the Pills effected a cure I am sure they have cured roe permanently. I am well known about here and Castlemaine, and I am sure there are several people who will confirm all I have stated in this letter.” The foregoing statement is confirmed by Andrew Hannan and John MLennan, both o! Spring Gully.—[Advt,]