A GREAT CORRECTIVE, NOT A CURE-ALL.

North Otago Times, 29 July 1909, Page 4

A GREAT CORRECTIVE, NOT A CURE-ALL.

■ —♦ — Wii ilo not claim tlmt Dr MoiWs In* (linn Hoot Fills aro a cure-all, but ns

a corrective for all complaints arising from disorders of tho Blood, the Stomach, Liver and Kidneys thoy aro unexcelled. As, however, nine out of every' ten ailmonts aro. duo to thcao cayses, Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills fill a waut in overy "household. Indeed, • thoy aro a household necessity, as effective with tho strong as with Iha most delicate, and compounded to

meet tho. requirements, of : every age—from infancy to advanced life. Mrs S. Sweeney, Befresbmcnt Eoomsj Railway Station, Oamaru, says: "I have much pleasuro in stating that having used Dr Morse's Indian Root l'iils in my family for aomo years I have always found them the best 'Household Remedy; on ■ iho market for all common ailments, especially for in-digestion,-1 They' corrtct and regulate thb system without causing distress or sickness, and I 'can conscientiously recommend them for tho uso of both children and adults,"