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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume L, Issue 8940, 4 December 1905, Page 6

GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE, STATE GUARANTEE. 6enns«* accrue with ssch Premium ptStf. Trltiinlai Distributions. B4MBMS aUeftsti to date : £1 ,820,000. WHAT THEY ARE." Maiiy people take u.edicincn without liSfw. Ing the slightest; idea of the propcitiei they contain, and may be taking ilruga into O their aystem that will dj them no good and may do them ha m. Dr. Morse's L.dian Root Hll3 are a purely /^SS^^^^Hv vegetable comW=? gii££.= llUga tured from Root! | jj| -nd Guma. Oni cf I DIRECTIONS Wfa are made ia a Sudo- { adults t«v» to rout mis gjlsj KIFIC, which openi \l CHiiOREn ahaiftoa Sg»s i| )n nnrpfl of tha \\ whoie piu ouioiveo s§By ,? pores oi cne U imsvtceteneowatek. skin, and assists I riuwT" 1 *'*"'* S Mature in throwing 1 -Pi*»-/f/S -+- a <mfc tne finer Parts X ff—_y(.G>2}nJwac =s« <sf the corruption I fl§liI?«li§»iB-: ||1"«» Expectohaki i w"^^^"* I™^l™^ '&& fc*ia* °Pena and unVJ m&aißfl&dillP^ clog 3 the PasßaSeP asBaSe to in a soothing manner, performs its duty by throwing off the phlegm and other humonra from the lungs by copious spitting. The third is a Diuretic, which gives ease and double strength to the kidneys. 1 hua encouraged, they draw large amounts of imi parity from the blood, which is then thrown [ i out bountifully by the urinary or water I passages. This coald not have been dieJ charged in any other way. The fourth ia a ' | Cathartic, and accompanies the other pro-; perties of tho pills. The coarser partiole3 of ' : impurities, which cannot pa?s -by other [ '■ outlets, are thue taken up and conveyed off in great quantities by the bowels. From I theabove, it is shown that Morse's Indian Root Pills not only enter the stomach, but become united with the blood, for they find • their way to every part of tho body, and completely rout out and cleanse the system ; from ail impurity. The life of the body, . whicl^U tho blood, hioom«s© perfectly I healthy. Sickness ami pain ure driven from J the system, for they cannot remain when fclia body becomes pure and clean. —33