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Or. Morse’s Indian Root Pills a Proved Remedy, Mrs. Loisa Philp of Central Dunedin who has had a long nursing experience is an enthusiastic advocate for Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills. She has not only consistently recommended them to her patients but goes so far as to say ‘‘'no household should be without them,” Mrs. Philp writes:— Cargill & Arthur-Sto., Central Dunedin, N.Z, Dear Sire, I am a great believer in Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills as a genuine corrective for Bilious attacks, in fact my family have found this medicine meet “ all the little ills that flesh is heir to ” and I will go further and declare that ns household should be without Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills. I am an old resident of Dunedin and a Mother of six children. • ■ - I grant permission to your giving full publicity to this state. ' meat, I was a Certificated Maternity Nurse for twenty years in Dunedin and I have to my patients in the past consistently recommended these pills. (Signed) Mrs. Loisa Philp The sensible man or woman always keeps a sharp eye on the little signs of ill-health, and takes a remedy like Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills to aid digestion and help nature over some obstruction, caused by too much food or drink. There is no better remedy for this purpose in this or any other country, and their c~ r increasing use by all classes of the community bears testimony to their high efficiency. The best advice that can he given is to always have a bottle of these pills at hand, and when the first indication of trouble appears in the form of Constipation take a dose. The result is certain to be effective, and in a simple manner the system is p<ut right again. No remedy at any price is better or more carefully prepared than Dr. Morse’s Indian' Root Pills. They are the. Standard Remedy of thousands, used in city, town and country with equally, good results, and sold at a' price within the reach of aIC ! Mrs. L. PHILP (Prom m- Photo) S 3 i I ■ ■ 1 i * 1 ER MiSiy

SKIM OR BLOOD Dl! Rheumatism, pent, eto. 7 If bo, don t waste your tins and money on use* less lotions and zneSly ointments which cannot get below the surface of the skin. What you want, and What you must have to be permanently oared, is a medicine that will thoroughly free the blood of the poisonous matter which alono is the true cause of all your suffering. Clarke’s Blood Mixture is just such a medicine. It is Ciarko’s Blood Mixture is plessan loss to the most delicate constitution of either sex. composed of ingredients which quickly attack, overcome, and expel from the blood all impurities (from whatever cause arising), and by rendering it clean and pure. Can be relied on to effect a Complete and lasting cure. THE TRUE VALUEof Clarke'sßlocri Mixture is certified by a moefc remarkable collection of unsolicited testimonials from grateful patients-of all classes—patient* who have been cured after being given up as incurable—patients who have been cared after trying many other treatments without success-S<4 pamphlet round 6 - harn? - REFUSE SUBSTITU iv°E h ir i ‘ t “ s Will CURE YOU PERMANENTLY.

A scientist of Saskatchewan, by tht manufacture of seas from wheat- straw, has been able to run his automobile writh. satisfactory .results. An American chaplain recently return* cd from the war zone, says that 10,000 Americans have married French girls, and more are expected to follow. CHANGE OF WEATHEE. Sudden showers and neglect to .change damn foot-wear lead (o chills, sore throats and feverishness. "Flnenzol" i» then indispensable. The recent epidemic proved, in hundreds of households. "Fluenzol’s” value as a fever specific and soothing and healing irrißiint. for throat and nasal passes Avoid irritants and insist on "Flucuzol, Is. Is fid, and 2s fid.

While dread diphtheria -rages, And lays its victims low; What tense dismay from day to day Fond, anxious parents know. Yet, in its early stages, Ero septic germs mature. They’re spared remorse by prompt • recourse To .Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.

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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIV, Issue 10207, 18 February 1919, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Times, Volume XLIV, Issue 10207, 18 February 1919, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Times, Volume XLIV, Issue 10207, 18 February 1919, Page 7