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Mataura Ensign, Issue 1412, 17 November 1904, Page 3

Tbe Little Amber Bottle In which Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are packed. THE FAMILY MEDICINE OF THOUSANDS. There ia no little amber familiar bottle than tlio tbe contents of which iter alike to the "id to l he p mm*. to be found everywhere. and where itgoesoucoit stay. Thousands of ». people are using Dk. iMousK's Imiun Hout Tills, and ! to th j r°pul«rity. They are | the idial family meI dieine. They keep 5 the lyi-tom in proper iwor kin g order, I, cleinso tho blood, 5 aad aid in tliediges- * tion and jisiaulation i of fo >d. / Jhe mar I vellons " cleansing tunng them, and those who have never tr< ill find neighbours, friends and re ag and rc-ecboiug their pr ._., le household remedy of mill. ~ and their ever-increising sale toars testimony to their merit a d popularity. Thoy a*e a purely vegetabb remedy, carefully and skilfully compounded sclely by the proprietors, and are never manufactured except under their direct supervision. A dosi or two of these Pills taken once or twice a are a positive and permuieut cure for Biliousness, Indigestion, Constipation, Kick Liver and Kidney Trouble*, yftot#Pimples, Boils and' filoiu..ei, "—' forJFeinale Ailments,—l2