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As. a rule married men live seven years longer than bachelors, and wives fivo yeais longer than maids. . -

I P E ?PLE often imagine that they have been bene- ( MJfi \ I i by some remedy that has a great run for a ' 1 | little while, but soon dies out because there is really J no substantial merit in it; but when a medicine like / Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills goes steadily on, year i after year, keeping its old adherents and gaining new f : ISfc all the time, then there must be some solid reason for it 1 The lady whose statement is printed below began • using this remedy nine years ago, and continues to do so now ; what her experience has been and what 3 . • ®. thinks of them is best told in her own words, 1 ■ ■ Featherstone Street, Palmeraton North, N.Z.' IMffMi; I . *c " , T Ut j. ye " s a ß° a lady friend persuaded me to take Dr. MnlW B Morse s Indian Root Pills ;at that period I was under medical supervision and '■My/'JifW&fkk*4* (llfll-'--' M confined to my bed for several weeks, suffering from Kidney trouble. I ';•'// till •' '• ■■ ■' ■ commenced taking Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills and found immediate bene- |>f ''''* | ■ ' rising from my bed a new womaln. I find that a course of your Pills 1 ' i ■ ; wards off any recurrence of this malady whenever I observe the slightest Mfb. E. S. Jensen (from a phoso). t H symptom. I would now. never be without them, therefore they occupy a foremost place in my household, lam a| ■ sixty-one years of age, and a mother of thirteen children. I eonsider your medicine saved my life. I I I remain, Mrs. ELLEN S. JENSEK." f I f n»^ e J 1 the Kidneys to the health of the human body is manifested by the fact that to them is allotted tlio duty 1 a oi nitenng irorn the Blood all poisonous and impure matters, and expelling them from the system through the urinarv organs. If i I ere l° j o ' l ina ? tiVG or dogged, the result is apparent. Impurities, and the decayed matters which are ever being I g aDscrbea by the Blood in its flow through the system, are not extracted, but remain in the blood to ferment § SWBaiS i should be taken immediately the sa'i'd- I mffoßTHt I IHBI like substance makes its appearance, and I W " mOSt Sati£fECt ° ry ' S

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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16327, 9 March 1915, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Otago Daily Times, Issue 16327, 9 March 1915, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Otago Daily Times, Issue 16327, 9 March 1915, Page 3

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