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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIV, Issue 4, 6 January 1910, Page 3

A LITTLE COMMON SENSE In using any kind of medicine a little common-sense is always" necessary. Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills are compounded to meet the general requirements of man, woman and child, both weak arid strong, and in prescribing the doses of from one to tour pills, the actual'riumber necessary in each case must be determined according to,the age and condition of the patient. A dose,- however, should be sufficient to move the; bowisPs at least twice~ and although Jielief- may be obtained at once; it is'always advisable to take a pill- or iwo on the following night. In some instances the first dose may cause a little pain and sickness, which will not recur subsequently. The cause is due to the large flow of bile into the intestines, which the pills have let loose by opening the congested ducts which have been clogged up, perhaps, for months. Do not blame the pills if under these conditions you feel sick. You will feel better wards, and if you adopt Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as your regular medicine, there is no likelihood of your liver getting in the same state again.