A BAD LEG
CAUSED BY IMPURE BLOOD. DOCTORS AND HOSPITAL TREATMENTS FAIL. DR. MORSES INDIAN ROOT PILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD AND HEAL THE SORES. What greater drain on the constitution can happen to any human being than running sores, sapping the very life and strength which is required to keep body and soul together? Improperly attended, the sore becomes ulcerous, finally overwhelming your strength, and you become a helpless invalid. Tho disease is in tho blood. Sores which will not heal under ordinary treatment, yield to tho wonderful Blood-purifying and Healing Properties of Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills. “Three years ago,” says Mr E. J. Nicholls, Excelsior Ridge, Charters Towers. “I broke out in abscesses on the thigh, lower portion of tho spine, and on various parts of tho leg. I underwent medical treatment, but obtained only temporary relief. For eight months I was an inmate of the hospital, lying on the broad of my back and not allowed to move. The doctor subsequently recommended an operation, which, however, I declined to undergo, i left tho institution walking on crutches, practically incurable. A chemist’s assistant advised me to take a course of Dr Morse’s Indian Root Pills,' which, ho stated, wore a wonderful curative medicine. I commenced with them, and after a few doses felt better in health, and for some considerable time now I havo taken them regularly. The result has been marvellous, most of the running sores and wounds are healed, and tho others havo assumed a nealthy condition, and are healing very cuickly. Needless to say, I have thrown away the crutches, and now walk comfortably just with the aid of a stick. I do not think you can have a more convincing testimonial of tho Blood-Purify-ing and healing properties pf your Pills than my case, and it, therefore, gives mo much pleasure to make this state- . ent, ana i trust that it may be the moans of inducing others to give Dr .Morse’s Indian Root Pills a thorough trial. I have been a resident of Charters Towers for twenty-nine years; so am well known.”
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 6178, 9 April 1907, Page 3
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348A BAD LEG New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 6178, 9 April 1907, Page 3
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