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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 6490, 9 April 1908, Page 2

BILIOUSNESS. DR, MOUSE'S INDIAN ROOT PILLS REACH THE LIVER AS NO OTHER REMEDY COES. Biliousness by its terrible upon the spirits and energy of its victim, is one of the most distressing of common ailments. Usually precoded by irregularity of the bowels, it is followed by severe headaches and disainess and total inability to do anything whatever. Many medicines are simply purgatives operating on the Bowels only, .and having no permanent effect. Dr Morse’s Indian Root Pills act directly on the Liver, cleansing the Bowels and restoring tho system to its proper condition. Here is proof of what we say: "For many years my husband was a martyr to severe headaches,” says Mrs Mary Jones. Tory street, Wellington, "whirh would come on at intervals with terrible bilious attacks. We tried many so-called remedies, but nothing had a lasting effect until using Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills, which were recommended to /him. Since taking those Pills regularly about once a week he has had but slight attacks, and none at all for some months. I use the Pills myself, and find them a most efficient corrective.” .

About 640,000,000 eggs are annually sent from Ireland to England. The amount of coal taken into London each, year is well over 9,000,000 tons. In’the Bermudas rats often build their nests in trees, like birds and squirrels. In the last century geese were raised in Russia and Poland in vast flocks almost entirely for the sake of their quilla. Give me a stoup of sparkling wine. Give me a song, a trusty friend. Give me the wiles of beauty’s smiles. And I’ll be happy to the end. But when the head with fever burns. And higher creeps the temperature. When the chest is sore, and rest is o'er. Give me some Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.