f :_■ :|fW«i *"?%'% ■ tion. • constipation, and torpidity of the liver, lie soon •loses all enjoyment of his meals. Nothing tastes good or looks appetising. He grum,bles at his wife, or the cook, or the landlady, or the waiter, as the case may be. People say he is " hard to please," and let itgo at that. The fact is that the man is in a ''precarious condition, and if he continues Jto neglect his health, i/s a candidate for consumption, or some equally terrible malady. If a man does not wish to" dine with Death . for a waiter," he should take the right remedy for "little ills," as they arise, and thus ward off the " big ones/' When, a man's appetite is poor, when his liver is ' torpid, - when, he feels. " headaehey " -chill, .listless, and generally out of sorts, he shouldtake Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills. They make the appetite keen, the liver active, 'the blood pure, and the whole biidy energetic. They cure that trouble called constipation, which is the starting point of many ills. Br Morsels Indian Root. Pills cure it positively, certainly, infallibly; cure it so it stays cured; cure it so you can 'stop taking medicine. And that is some.thing no other remedy will do. "I have -experienced great benefit from the> use of Dr .Morse's Indian Root Pills, which I have :tried;fpr habitual constipation, from which I have been, a, sufferer for many years. As ;I have tried many remedies for this com-'mon-complaint, I am in a position to testify • that they are the best medicine I have ever taken. I never had anything to go so well ■ through the system, and to set me'right so ',' quickly. Also, they act very agreeably, ;■; never causing pain, as is the case with so imany cures for indigestion. I would adivise anybody suffering from constipation to . try them." *Mr T. Thorpe, 51, Stewart ; Street, Richmond, Vic, submits his testi'mony in favour of this remedy. Dr Morse's \ Indian Root Pills positively cure billiousindigestion, constipation, dyspepsia, /headaches, liver and kidney complaints, 'piles, pimples, and blotches. ."Sold by chem- ' ists and storekeepers, price Is l£d per or six bottles for 6s 6d. Sole pro•prietors. The W. H. Comstock Co., Ltd. ; (Australasian Depot), 58, Pitt Street. Syd- ' ney. Packed in amber bottles, and the full ■ pame blown thereon. 1988
GUARANTEED PURE) "V SHEBEFOBE TKE BEST. / WttWatV TEA, GBA.VIES, SOUPS. S&T7CES, I*o.-1; Tery little of it represents tho strength ■a&Mvoar of pounds of prime meat. J OMaiMble tkrousrhout the Colony. MRNfI iT. and T»k« Wo Other 2
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Lyttelton Times, Volume CV, Issue 12423, 12 February 1901, Page 7
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