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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17631, 22 May 1919, Page 6

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AND NOTE THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MANY SO=CALLED REMEDIES FOR CONSTIPATION AND" DR MORSE'S INDIAN ROOT PILLS. There are probably more remedies on tho market for constipation than for any other complaint. The chemists' shops are full of them, and now ones are making their appearance all the time to take the place of those thiit only have a short existence at best. There is little change in the actual agents used only in the name, and they fail because their after-effects are negative. What a difference with Dγ Morse's Indian Koot_ Pills. They act on the liver by increasing the flow of the bile, and assisting in the digestion and assimilation of tho food oaten. They get at the cause, as no other remedy on the market docs, and that is tho reason for thoir ever-increasing sales, which bear evidence to tho faith and confidence the public have in them.

— Although 73 years of age, a miner namad BirchaU, who recentlv celebrated hia golden wedding, is still -working underground near Wigen. —for three years in succession Canada has experienced a decline in its output of gold, tiio total for 1918 being M,750.000d0], in 1917 and