Prostrated with Pain.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 14088, 17 December 1907, Page 7

Prostrated with Pain.

HIS CASI'. DKKMED HOPELESS. iTLi.F.n rrutounii nv dr modsk.'.s INDIAN ROOT PILLS. Mr Samuel .Miimfiiiil, n rosidi'iit of CKiiriU'luivi'l), uvwl n colonist of over W jvars, tolls ill his letter how three years :u;o he bi'eamr mi iiivsiiid, iiiid was pvnolioallv t;iviML up ms incurable when he <le;iileii tn I)r Morse's Inoiau Root. Pills a trial. His spmly ohaugc for the hot tor ami lii.s recovery to liealth is a tlrikin:; insta'i-e <jf the wonderful corrci:tive and euntive merits nf Dr Morse s Indian Root Pills.

Writing from £75 Colombo slivs-t, riiristcliuri-li. lie says: 11 Gentlemen, — About tliree veins ago I bivuiro quite an invalid tlirougli disoiders of the blood ami indigestion, which caused severe and painful palpitation of the lieirt. So serious was my aso that it was generally thought that I could not null through many months. As all the prescribed physir.s failed, after weeks of suli'ering I dcferniined to try Dr Morse's Imli.-m KoJt Pills, of which I hsj read. A bottle was purchased, and in the course of a wee!: thi.ro wwu an apparent change lor the bettor. I persevered with the pills, taking them regularly, anil 1 progressed wonderfully. Since then I have practically enjoyed guixi limHli bid I always carry the little amber bottle with me, and a pill taken one or twice a week seems to en-s-.tro me against a velum of my trouble. J am indeed itratefnl to Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills, and I never iniss an opportunity to recommend them. (Signed) SAMUCI/MUMFORD."