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Evening Star, Issue 17367, 1 June 1920, Page 7

RHTJEMATISM FORMAL CONDITION AFTER COURSE OF DP, MORSE'S INDIAN ROOT PILLS. "I am u great believer in Dr Morse'i Indian Root. Tills as a genuine remedy for the rehe f of Rheumatism," writes Mj'e Emily Graydon, of 104 Franklin road. Ponsonby, Auckland. "I was under several doctors and obtained various treatments, but had no appreciable results. Seeing one of your pamphlets _ left at my homo, I decided to try this remedy, and can really say after a course of these Pills that the swelling of 53V hands and feet became normal, and I found this medicine always moot effective. They nre now our family medicine, and _ meet all our requirements I am a resident of forty years, and a. mother of ten children. I am sixty years of age, anrl you can use this tecthuoriy of the o!Hcaey of Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills whenever desirsd, as 1 personally recommend them to my friends and acquaintances. I was a Maternity N't rse- some years ago."—[Advt.]

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