A WET SKIN CAUSED TROUBLE.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 12603, 5 March 1903, Page 3

A WET SKIN CAUSED TROUBLE.

Howoften have we heard if said, "Take off your wet clothes, or you will catch your (jfea'th of cold." That ■ is- all very well if one is at home, and close handy to something dry to put on. Mr John A. Phypers, of 173 Pitt street, Redfern, Sydney, was far from home when one day he was drenched .to the skin. In this condition he had to remain all day. The consequence was he had a frightful attack of influenza, which left him with rheumatic fever before it had done with him. " I was under the doctor for months," he says. "He cased Biy condition for a time, but ;the old rheuv matie pains came back, and for five years I suffered such agony that the pain nearly drove me mad. Everything I thought of I tried. The affected parts were rubbed with oils and liniments, poultices were applied, and I dosed myself with various drugs and medicines, but all to no purpose—in fact, I seemed to be growing worse. At last I heard of Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills. Before I bad taken a single bottl. the rheumatic pains began to leave me. I continued with them, and I was soon able to be up and about. The pains became less acute, until they finally vanished altogether. Besides completely curing me of rheumatism, Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills have thoroughly improved my general condition, and to-day I am in better health than I have ever been." Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills arc a perfect blood purifiei. and si • positive cure for biliousnesb, indigestion, constipation, liver and kidney troubles, pile,., pimples, and blotches, and for female ailments. Put np in amber bottles and the full name blown thereon.