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Evening Star, Issue 14531, 6 December 1910, Page 7

BILIOUS ATTACKS SUFFERED FOR YEARS. DR MOUSE'S INDIAN ROOT PILLS RESTORED HER TO HEALTH. Mrs Martha Simmons, 8 Cove- street, Balmain, tells how she was ailing for years, subject to bilious attacks, periodical headaches, and constipation from her school days to womanhood. "Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills were," she states, "the salvation of her life." Read what she says:— " In my teens I suffered very badly from bilious attacks. My blood was very poor, my whole system became completely run down, and on many occasions I was so weak that I had to be supported homo by my schoolmates. ~,*: 'Jvcpv "^ s * £ rBW older I fv::' : did not seem to overcome my weakness> and x was in f this state of health for a long time. ) Periodical headaches, t bilious attacks, and L / constipation were / my constant ailJ ments. I gave many L' medicines a fair trial, but I did not receive any permalloy ent, relief. The salMrs Martha Simmons, vation of my life (Prom a Photo.) was Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills; it was wonderful how they relieved me of bilious attacks. They put life into my body, regulated my system, and I gradually grew stronger, until I became a perfectly healthy woman. I still use Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills occasionally, and heartily recommend them to everybody. You may uso this testimonial just as you like for publication."—[Advt.]

"Now," eaid the physician, "you will havo to cat plain food, and not 6tay out late at night." " Yee," replied the patient, "that is what I have been thinking ever since yon sent in your bill." Chronic Grumbler : " Here, waitCT, what are those chops, lamb or pork?" Waiter : " Can't yon tell by the taete ?" Chronic Grumbler-: "No." Waiter: "Well, "then, what difference does it make ?" '