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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16285, 19 January 1915, Page 8

Satisfactory Trial. BILIOUSNESS DEFEATED BY DR MORSE'S INDIAN ROOT PILLS. Mrs Minnie O'Donnell, of Kiwi, near Brumier, N.Z., writes: "I read one of your pamphlets years ago concerning Dr Mone's I'idian Hoot Pills as a. good m«cboino to conquer Biliousness. I was afflicted with Bilious Headaches and elected to try your remedy. After a course of your Pilfe, I found relief, and cam also add they are. gt-od for the bowels and regulate the ki:l neys. You may use this testimony for publication." Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills relieve Biliousness speedily.They open the eloirgvlup system purify the blood, and cleanse, the stomach, causing the mechanism to work smoothly and easily. By taking a course of these Pills on the first appearance of bilious symptoms this distressing complaint will l>u avoided. f&± ALWAYS KEEP A BOTTLE *—* of LANE'S EMULSION i m handy. It'* a remedy you can trtut. ay i %X 7 2/6 and 4,6. \H Ql Outdoor Energy ! 1 £/ JJ t-* ( / Tbe open-air girl 6ad» the H w\ VVv I \ "p'*T« it* «»rne" much Kj A / I tetter, if before breakf»»t BJ STEVENS" I Vji %o®salt. I / ftvrjßrSl This iplendid corrective H 1 i t*Sr£2 medicine and palatable be*- K I /, bSBU| erase dean the bead aid I I I J i_l;.rL.L| mai aain» buoyancy and rig- B \// J, ~~-.™| "<"■ Better and nicer than fl hi i ill •—"- imported fruit talis - tame i I' J /Si -'-"---' liie bottle at half the price. R

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A new use for the glass dust that collects in glassworks has recently bixm discovered in Berlin. The dust is gathered up and placed in a furnace where it is reduced to molten "lava." The lava is then run into moulds the size of a paving block. The glass bricks thus formed are found to be as hard as granite, and eminently adapted for paving, giving a smooth and strong streot surface.

RECIPE TO STOP DANDRUFF. This Home=inade Mixture Stops Dandrufl and Falling Hair and Aids Its Growth. To a half-pint of water add: BiV Rum < loz Orlex Compound ... A small box Ulycerinc ioz These are all simple ingredients that you can buy from any chemist at very little cost, and m.x them yourself. Apply to the scalp once a day for two weeks, then once ovory other week until all the mixture is used. A half-pint should bo enough to rid the head of dandruff and kill the dandruff germs. It stops the hair from falling out, relieves itching, and scalp diseases. Although it is not a dye, it acts upon the hair roots and will darken streaked, faded, itrey hair in 10 or 15 days. It promotes fhe growth of tho hair,_ and makes harsh hair eoft and glossy. ' —5

The Man who Appreciates Good Whisky will Enjoy WHITE & MACKAY'S SPECIAL WHISKY. GRANVILLE H. SHARPE, F.C.S., late Liverpool College, says: "It is mellow and inviting."

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