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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14586, 24 January 1911, Page 7

rheumatism cured. A LADY 75 YEARS OF AGE TELLS OF ' THE WONDERFUL EFFECT OF DR. MORSE'S INDIAN ROOT FILLS. "I we been a great sufferer for many vc-irs from Rheumatics in the joints, in the wrists and knees, which has caused mo much agony " writes -Mrs. Emily Parker, Milieu and " Thompson Streets, Boulder, W.A. " Twelve months ago ] could not move hand or foot, and was confined to my bod for a month 'and after a short respite I went to tho Kalgoorlio Hospital for three weeks, and cam© away as incurable; but, thanks to Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills, I find that I can now successfully combat my old complaint; in fact, they have almost banished it from my system. At the first twingo, I take an extra dose of your wonderful remedy, and the attack is stalled off. I alwavs keep them in my house, and recommend them to mv friends. I am 75 years of age, and am tho mother of 13 children. 10 of whom are now married; and Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills find a place in all their homes.'' ' Bishop Cloary treated tho children of the Star of the Sea Orphanage to a picnic, which the little ones enjoyed thoroughly, to the number of 150. (James and races were indulged in, prizes for which were generously donated by Mr. Maurice Casey, Ponsonby, Mrs. J. Campbell kindly gave the use of her private grounds. The Auckland Garrison Band gave a highly successful open-air concert in the I Albert Park last night. The evening being delightfully fine the park was thronged with several thousands of people, and tha band played a number of attractive selections.. v