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Otago Witness, Issue 3313, 12 September 1917, Page 54

OR MORSE'S INDIAN ROOT PILLS SUIT ALL THE FAMILY. The high opinion so many people hold Of Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills is a splendid evidence of their merit. > As a remedy for Indigestion and Constipation these pills are contimiallv praised and recommended by those who have used and found them beneficial. There is no better remedy at any price in this or any other country than Dr Morse's Indian Eoot Pills, and the high opinion in which they are held by all classes high and low, rich and poor, is conclusive evidence of this fact. An example is the following letter:—"l have been a great sufferer from Indigestion," writes Mrs Mary Powell, 51 Gibbon street. Sydenham, Christchurch, "and can honestly "state that nothing affords me such genuine relief as Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills. My daughters both find this remedy very useful, and I can confidently recommend this medicine You can uso this evidence of their merit."

An act of bravery -was performed by a lad named D. Leslie at Porirua last week (says the Dominion). The lad, who is attached to J. H. Prosser's stables, was ©zeroising a horse on tho beach, and, noticing a women get caught in a quicksand, ho immediately rode to her assistance, and, after dismounting, plunged into the stream and brought her ashore. It took a long time to revive her, but eventually she came round. The lad's action is to be brought before tho Royal Humane Society with a view to having it suitably recognised.