THE LITTLE AMBER BOTTLE.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12697, 27 October 1904, Page 7

THE LITTLE AMBER BOTTLE.

IN WHICH DR. MORSE'S INDIAN ROOT

PILLS ARE PACKED.

the FAMILY medicine "OF thousands.

There is no more familiar bottle than the little amber one, the contents of which 'aiiiistor alike to the rich and to the poor. It is to bo found everywhere, and where it goes once it stavs. Thousands of people are "sing Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills, and their ever-increasing sales bear testimony to their merit and popularity. They are the ideal fumib-' medicine. They keep the system in proper working order, cleanse the Wood, and aid in the digestion and assimilation of foot!. The marvellous cleansing and healing properties of these Pills are no new ' mng. Thousands of people are using them, and those who have never tried them will find neighbours, friends, and relatives echoing and re-echoing their praise. 1 hey are ' the household remedy of millions, and their ever-increasing sale bears testimony to their merit; and popularity. They are a, purely ■vegetable remedy, carefully and skilfully compounded solely bv the- proprietors, and are -never manufactured except under their direct • supervision. A dose or two of these i ilia mm once or twice a week regulate tin* system perfectly. Thev are a positive ami permanent cure for Biliousness, Indigestion. .-Constipation, Side Headaches. Liver and kidney Troubles. Piles, Pimples. Boil? unci J Blotches, and for Female Ailments.