PARALYSIS OF THE BOWELS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14219, 16 November 1909, Page 3

PARALYSIS OF THE BOWELS.

\n INVALID HABITUALLY consti: PATED} finds A REMEDY in DR. MORSE'S INDIAN ROOT PILLS. Sous five years ago it was necessary for mfl to undergo a very severe surgical operaSon ° writes Mrs. Elizabeth Moore, of 1?, j Little Gilbert-street. South Adelaide. " This was successfully accomplished so far as the use of the knife ' was concerned, but subsequent events brought in their train a now dilemma in mv being habitually constipated. The opera* tion referred to had left me with Paralysis of the bowels, and it was imperative to obtain a reliable corrective medicine for the regular movement of the bowels. I resorted to many medicines effective iat first, but subsequently of no use, until I almost despaired of my life so bad had my case of costivoncss become. At this juncture I decided to. try.Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills, and it pleases mo to say they are always effectual, causing no pain, and aro indeed an excellent laxative and regulator of the system. In my case they are a necessity, and I really believe that without Dr. Morse's' Indian Root pills I should have been* in my grave years ago, and therefore I always havo a good word for your invaluable medicine. You may publish this as you wish." ' Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills have stood the test of time, and aro always as effectual even aftor constant use.- They are not only an excellent aperient, but contain Medicinal Properties which act on , the Liver, and Kidneys, regulating the Stomach and bowels, and toning up the whole system. Many similar cures to that of Mrs. Moore are on record of the wonderful efficacy of Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills. Weak and invalided women will find there is no better remedy for regulating tho bowels and assisting Nature to restore Lost Health. , >.