BILIOUS ATTACKS.
T.E CAUSE—THE SYMPTOMS—THE REMEDY. One of flieh most distressing troubles a §erson. can endure is biliousness. It is epressing to the spirit* and demoralising to tfie entire system. The person so afflicted is scarcely able to work or stake an interest in anything. The sewers of his body are clogged and need •flushing out. The bile is turned from its proper channel and enters the blood and produces that peculiar case of complexion. He is very restless, uneasy or sleepless at night, or perhaps bis slumber is lethargic and dull. He has dull pains, uneasiness under the right side and shoulder blade?, a bitter taste in the mouth, sudden dizziness on rising, furred tongue, bowels loose one dav and constipated the next. All or any of these conditions, and while so bilious these conditions may accompany the bilious condition, and while so afflicted the patient’s life is scarcely worth living. Dr. "Morse's Indian Root Pills relieve this trouble speedilv and cast the burden from the spirits They open the elogged-up system, purify the blood, and once more the human mechanism works smoothly and esaily.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 10838, 2 March 1921, Page 7
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