A Great Corrective

Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 2566, 10 February 1915, Page 4

A Great Corrective

NOT A CURE ALL.

It Is not claimed that Dr> Morse 'i 'ndian Root Pills are a cure-all, but as a Corrective of disorders of th« Blood, Stomach. Liver, ami Kiilneyß they are uuexcell«d. They purity tb* Blood, cleanse the Stomach, and put life Into the Li\er, and atmi tiiatt the Kidneys to perform their pro per functions, aud will prev 0I ,t many of the ailments bo com icon If ultei occasionally to Keep tr lfe system n proper working order. In thousand? of homes Ur Morse's Indian Hoot Pills are the sole family remedy fo ill general complaints. Those withave never trkr) them will fin-, neighbours, fronds and r£!atlvf> who can testily to the wonoViHi corrective influence of those Pills It Is from the little InejnilH titles ol the system that the rummim ail ments nrlse. Comity evils ca.i their Rharlows hnfrire ilomm. and Na ture Rives many Indh-atfons of tin approach of thesi* complaints, which If treated flt unco, may be waiter off. The Inclination of the youni and unthlnklup s to igruwe Uikrwarnings, and the ronspnuencp U » period of Indisposition This fac Is. iinfortunsefv. mot* often due tr Ignorance than lo reasoning or r* flection Many people are more o» less subject to Rome weakness, and when the latter gives warning of Itr approach, It Is both wise and rea sonable to adopt some means of preventing symptoms developing; In to serious illness. In thousand? of homes throughout Nerw Zealand. Dr Morse's Indian Hoot Pills are'the remedy which, taken at tly. first In dication assist Nature to avert thi> development of disease, and restore the system to health and strength Every ailment is an effort of Natura to get rid of somo Impurity la tha W|tea»,