PROSTRATED WITH PAIN

Evening Star, Issue 12943, 5 May 1908, Page 2

PROSTRATED WITH PAIN

HIS CASE DEEMED HOPELESS^* PULLED THROUGH BY DR MORSM IN.DLAX ROOT PILLS. Mr Samuel Mum ford, a resident of Christchurch, and a colonist of over forty years, tens in his letter how three years ago ho became an invalid, and was practically given up as incurable when he decided to give Dr Morse’s Indian Root Pills a trial. His speedy change for the better and his recovery to health is a striking instance of the wonderful corrective and curative merits of Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills. Writing from 275 Colombo street, Christchurch, he says : “ Gentlemen, —About three years ago I became quite an invalid through disorders of the blood and indigestion, which caused severe and painful palpitation of the heart. 80 serious was my case that it was generally thought that I could not pull through many months. As all the prescribed physics failed, after weeks of suffering. I determined to try Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills, of which I had read. A bottle was purchased, and in the course of a week there was an apparent change for the better. I persevered with the. pills taking them regularly, and I progressed’ wonderfully. fiince then I have practically enjoyed good health, but I always carry the little amber bottle with me, and a pill taken once or twice a week seems to ensure me against a return of my trouble. lam indeed grateful to Dr Morse’s Indian Root Pills, and I never miss r.n opportunity to recommend them. (Signed) Samitfx Mttmford.”— [Advt,]