A Great Corrective

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, Issue LXXII, 25 October 1916, Page 2

A Great Corrective

NOT A CURE-ALL.

It is not claimed that Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are a cure-all, but as a Corrective of disorders of the Blood, Stomach, Liver, and Kidneys they are unexcelled. They purify the Blood, cleanse the Stomach, and put life into the Liver, and .[ stimulate the Kidneys t<>. perform their proper fun'c'tiotts* and will prevent many of the ailmeM* $$ Mamon if taken occasionally ;t6 ke^> tie system in proper working order. In thousands of homes Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills, are the sole family remedy foi all general complaints. Those who have never tried them will finrl neighbours, friends and relatives who can testify to the wonderful corrective influence of these Pills. It is from the little irregularities of the. system that the common ailments arise. ; Coming evils cast their shadows before them, and Nature gives many indications of the approach of these complaints, which, if treated at once, may, be warded off. The inclination of the young and unthinking is to ignore these warnings, and the consequence is a period of indisposition. , This fact is, unfortunately, more often due to ignorance than to reasoning or reflection Many people are more or less subject to some weakness and when the latter^ gives warning of its approach, it is both wise and reasonable to adopt some means of preventing symptoms developing into serious illness. In thousands of homes throughout New Zealand, Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are the remedy which, taken at tl>B first indication assist Nature to avert the development of disease, and restore the system to health and strength. Every ailment is an effort of Nature to get rid of some impurity in th« system.

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