The Woman

New Zealand Mail, Issue 1681, 18 May 1904, Page 31

The Woman

Who is discouraged and run down after having tried doctor after doctor without getting any permanent relief may regain health and happiness. Thousands of these sick and discouraged women have been benefited by the use of Dr Morse’s Indian Roo'c Pills. As a simple unit of one of the many thousands who have been restored to health and happiness through Dr Morse’s Indian Root Pills, we publish the letter of Mrs E. Bousfield, 138 Crown street, Surrey Hills. ■ She writes: — ‘T am very glad of the opportunity of being able to give my testimony as to the benefit I have derived tram Dr Morse’s Indian Root Pills. I suffered for years with' Kidney Complaint, Biliousness with headaches that nearly drove me mad. I tried all sorts of remedies and consulted doctors, but with no avail, and I began to feel* time I should never he right again. I could hardlj " stand, and the pains across my back were so bad thait it made me a perfect invalid. I was at last induced and ad' vised to try Dr Morse’s Indian Root Pills by a friend who had derived great benefit from them, L did so, and 1 can now say with every truthfulness that I am now in better health than ever I was. I have no trouble now in getting about and doing my work, in fact I can hardly realise that it was Dr Morse’s Indian Root Pills that put, me right and cured me; but of that I am perfectly certain, and I would not on any account be without v the,m. I take them with me wherever I go. I can certainly advise and recommend them to any women similarly troubled, to give them a trial, and I am sure they will quickly fe<d the* benefit.” For all female complaints and disorders arising from a diseased stomach these pills are invaluable. They cleanse the stomach, put life in the liver, aid the kidneys, and, purify the blood. Packed in amber bottles, and sold throughop.it Australasia , , ,