BLOOD – POISONING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 14391, 9 June 1910, Page 7

BLOOD - POISONING.

I FOR WHICH THERE IS NO BETTER | REMEDY THAN DR. MORSE'S ';/-'' INDIAN ROOT PILLS. - _—__ -'••■■"/■••'.'. '• $$*' J. 'W, " Emms, of " .2, Bernard-street, V;lfiTeresk, Launceston, who follows the call- " ttg of a Blacksmith, states that some years *»o he contracted Blood-poisoning, which ~various treatments failed to eradicate. After , Such suffering from Skin Irritation he was induced to take a course of ' Dr. Morse's ■.-'lndian . Root Pills, which had- a wonderful tnrative effect. Read what he says:— ' Some seven years ago, in following out yVjt. occupation as a Blacksmith, I contracted ' .; wood-poisoning in my arms. During the beginning of the outbreak I sought the adgnee of doctors, who, however, did not seem fj iM be able to afford me any relief. At last ;V*ne suggested l . that I should go to the Hosy<t%l, where greater attention could be given _ Oe, and I became an out-door patient. After ,; Z> : ; J period of.treatment I. felt slightly; better, ■' put I could not overcome the excessive irrita- . v» on . until I was induced to try Dr. Morse's ■" Indian Root Pills, of which I took seven bottles in all. My arms have long since 1 SSwJeii, and I am now always in the best of - health." . . : As a perfect Blood Purifier, Dr. } Morse's v Indian Root Pills have a world-wide reputa,,/tion, and thousands of instances are on lllF* >r< ' of their efficacy to overcome blood !^P^° r<^ers -. Pimples, boils, and blotches are 1 18 of impure blood, which should not be .'■:) S-l?^ When the blood is in an un- " 1; j|il|*lthy state, other ailments are more or less. ||||||esent, for. unless the blood is pure, it is ■ ; '/J'Wnsr in that energy by which \ the organs ; *s the body perform their functions. .... LIS .... —*■»• ■ "