BILIOUSNESS.
DP MORSE'S INDIAN "ROOT PILLS REACH THE LIVER AS NO OTHER REMEDY DOES. Biiioxtsness, by its terrible effect upon the spirits and energy of its victim, is one of the most distressing of common ailments. Usual 1 y preceded by irregularity 'of the bowels it is followed by severe headaches and dizziness and total inability to do anything whatever. Many medicines are simply purgatives operating on the Rowels only, and having no permanent effect. Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills act directly on the Liver cleansing the Rowels ana restoring the system to its proper condition. Here is proof of what we say: — , •'For many years my husband was a martyr to severe headaches," says Mrs. Mary Jones, Tory-street, Wellington •' which would come on at intervals with terrible bilious attacks. We tried many soralled remedies, but nothing had a lasting £t until using Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills which : were recommended to him ■ alrro taking these Pills regularly :• about one?a week he has had but slight attacks, and Ikouo at all for some months. I use the & S elf, ftod find them a most efficient :
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13724, 14 April 1908, Page 7
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