THE BLUES.
HOW TO GET HID OF THEM
No man or woman is more ekk of Jii> than when they have thai trotibie corn rr.onlv called "'The Blues." It amount', to a disease 'in many cases That ter ribie feeling which makeE all the world appear gloomy, without one ray of bright ness. Even ore's best friends seem to have deserted i iem. Every Lit tie trouble adds fuel to the down-hearted, being. .Some fly to drink for solace, bu: strong drink cai never cure fits of meiai. <fa«;y. In nine cases out cf ten thj* itate oi mind ariies ircm a deranged sys» tern, in all pro-oabiiity from a disordered state of the Liver, which is draining Ifa* energy from tre system, making you languid. irrital>:e, and at cross purpose? with everyone you come in contact with. You require a 'me.iicinrt which wii] put a move into your sy-ivem, eniivtn your liver, stimulate your circulation and sooths voux nerves. Take a short course of Dr. "Morse's Indian Root Pills, which will impart health and vigour through the meditnn of a well-regulated system.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17843, 26 July 1921, Page 3
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183THE BLUES. New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17843, 26 July 1921, Page 3
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