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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16499, 27 March 1917, Page 3

BILIOUSNESS. ;' ' / AVOIDED BY A REGULAR DOSE OF Yy DR. MORSE'S INDIAN - ROOT PILLS.' ./.,•■' " Prevention is better than euro *' is a tru- • saying, but ' unfortunately most poopl* do ; not follow this simple rule, i and it is not until they feel really ill that they realise their system is out of order, An exception to this, however, is Mrs Minnie Armstrong, of Wakanui Road, Ashburtcn, who finds an occasional dose of Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills keeps her free from Biliousness. Mr v s. Armstrong writes : " I have found Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills an excellent medicine for dispelling Biliousness. I am never a sufferer with this complaint after taking a dose of Dr. Morse's Indian Root * i--V Pills.; two or .three times a week. I can ,v. state that ; I suffered from an early ago ■./'.:' with this common, complaint which pros,, trates so many, and I was .no exception to thft rule, until I underwent a course , • of your medicine.';You;may,; publish this '"// testimony." / e./v •;■ v -;; ~:..: --.-.' WHAT ■ INVENTORS SHOULD DO % Inventors could profitably , devote- themselves to • improving agricultural ; implements. For iniilance, there is need for 'a mowing machine that, while working, sharpens - itself, ; Other suggestions may 'be -■- obtained from ■ =' Baldwin and Rayward, patent , agents. -3. Smeeton'l Building, Auckland. : Tho ex-'/■ j'K peri , advice of this old-established firm is' >•-' tree,