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Greymouth Evening Star, 19 April 1923, Page 3

BLOOD PURIFIER. “A relative recommended Dr. 1 Morse’s Indian Root Pills,’ writes ; Mr. H. L. Goodeve, 387 Talbot Street, * Geraldine, “as I was a great sufferer ’ from Rheumatic Gout some years ago. I gave this medicine a trial, and am pleased to say that I found <• great benefit from the use of Dr. < Morse’s Indian Root Pills. The t swelling and pain soon abated, and • I can certainly recommend these pills v bo any similar sufferers. You may I use this testimony for publication 7 whenever desired as a genuine blood I purifier.” (2.) s

If you are in need of a tonic, visit our up-to-date music room, and inspect our display of violins, mandolins, and accordcons. The world’s best violins £6 10s and £7 10s. Special second-hand violin, a splendid instrument and a bargain at £5 10s. Mandolins £5, Accordcons 255, 30s, 355, 455. A. E. Kilgour, Piano, Gramaphone, and Music Warehouse.—Advt.

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