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J& %Js HUf W" ii» Dr. Morse's Indian loot Pills Pro¥ed a Splendid Remedy. Mrs. J. G. Diek describes in the following letter how good shs found Dr. Morse's Indian Soot Fills as a remedy for XntHgesiUaa aM consequently recommends _ thorn to her iris: Jft". * <—• •-?<.- "■' . ■ "<- W» '''l 7 Sheet, Gn'y Lynn, Auckland. Bear firs, I caii 'ay that I have Ti c od Dr. Mono'. Indian Hoot Pills for the reli I of Indirection, and found tiii remedy vry good. I fir t 'aw this remt'cly advertised ;'nd na-A- it occupies a plucc in my household. I tun an oil resident nnd can ree:/i:;:iv.'ii i this remedy. You may uso the*? few lines for publication vthenev.r desired. Yours truly. (SL'i.odi Mrs. J. G. Diok. {Frw a net,) To maintain good hoali'a, keep tin tystam clean and the blood pnra by takm? Dr. Mora earo should be takgn of the system, and whoa it icqulres a little assist nee to erirry .is of ton too heavy load, a Br. Glory's Indian Root Pill „„,.,.., ' '. "J V BX." kC <*S f~ »» „.>,. - t .-p.\' "v - I ' ,'. M '; f., ' ~r \?. f ~ * s i . >,' *"'/ r. -.*: iij >i &A t * s'-

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Evening Star, Issue 16783, 11 July 1918, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Star, Issue 16783, 11 July 1918, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Star, Issue 16783, 11 July 1918, Page 7