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Otago Witness, Issue 3336, 20 February 1918, Page 20

U\ T^ Public are r\ I J i i not pressed to -<sl buy Dr. Morses Indian Root Pills because they are an All-British product, neither are they urged to buy them because for the past fifteen years they have been manufactured entirely in New Zealand. These are no doubt very good reasons why they should be urged on the attention the public, but there is a tar ~, on the merits of Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills alone that they are presented to the public tor their approval, and not because they are made in New Zealand or are British-owned or any other reason however good it may be. They stand purely on their merits as an effective remedy for all complaints arising from a disordered digestion, and they are to-day more extensively used by all classes of the community than any other remedy sold in New Zealand. All classes of the community use them, male and female, rich and poor, young and old. The merchant, the miner, the lady of society and the girl in the factory—they all find in this remedy just what is required to keep the system in proper working order. Indigestion and Constipation caused by improper or too much food or drink are quickly banished by a dose or two of DR. PfOISE'S INDIAN TOOT PILLS. They are a'safe,, sure and reliable remedy sold at a moderate price within the reach of all classes.