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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 6 August 1923, Page 3

TROUBLE FOLLOWS Neglect of Health , Tie healthy man or woman is usually} the most careless, and fails to obierr* the little indication* of coming trouble. However healthy a person, omay be, tb.e/1 Reed to watch themselves, because * little indigestible food or » little to» much food or drink upsets- the whole digestive machine, and unless Nature receives some assistance, trouble i» certain to follow; first, perhaps, by a Common bilious attack, and then other lerious digestive* troubles. The tea* •ible man or woman, however, keeps a! •harp eye on the' little signs of ill* health, and takes a retfledy like Dr« Horse's Indian Soot Pills to aid digestion and help Nature over som* obstruction, caused b7 too much food or dtiik* There is no better remedy for this piiC*. pose in this or any other country, accl their ever-increasing use by all class*! - of the community bears testimony to their high efficiency. The best advics that can be given is to always have s> bottle of these Pills at hand, and wh«m the first indication, of trouble appeam in the form of Constipation take al doae. T,he result id certain to be effective,, and in a .simple' manner th« ejstera, is put right again. No v remedy,, at any price is better or-more car'sfully prepared than Dr/Morse's Indian Soot Pilis. ©They" are, the Standard Remedy of thomands, used in-«*citT( town, and country with equally geod renults, and told at a pric» witJua, tft« r«aoh of all. \"^ILSON & pANHAM, -J,TD. - HAWEEA (and at Eltham). j PAY j GSEAT * " H CASH ' "| prices ; 11 FOR : '. '- "^ HIDES, CALFSKINS, SHEBP- f SKINS, ETC. i Bujers will stand at "I "i MANAIA EVESY TUESDAY. " ~\ KAiEASA2£EA and KAPONGA ever^ ■■.;■■ SALE DAY. HAWEEA'''PHONE 244. *v j