TO OVERCOME INDIGESTION

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 6835, 3 June 1909, Page 3

TO OVERCOME INDIGESTION

In the first place remove the caus;, which is mainly the use of improper food, eating too fast, excessive use of alcoholic liquors or tobacco, and sometimes ex;.?Ssive work or study. Get thi system down to its normal condition, clear out thi lxwels, assist digestion by J)r Morse's Indian Root Pills, and the reat is simply a matter of diet. "I have used Dr Morse's Indian Hoot Pills for a period of twelvemonths," writes Mr, Agnes McLean, Avon Boat Sheds, Christchurch, "and I have fotmri them to be the bjst Family Medicine. . suffered a good deal with indigestion, and iJr Mone's Indian Root .Pills have given me great relief, overcoming the dreadful headaches and costiveness tu which I was subject, and I can thoroughly recommend them. My husband also uses these Pills,' and finds them a splendid- remedy." Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills are r.ut eimply a purgative which forces the food out of the . body, depriving the stomie'i of its nourishment and thus starving the system; they contain the essonti.il properties that ar; temporarily lacking in the 9tora.ucb throimh weakness, and complete digestion ami assimilation, and so restore the- ;'un': tions of the digestive organs by obtaining the maximum of nutriment from the food which sustains "the body and assures good health. " /