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Otago Witness, Issue 3338, 6 March 1918, Page 16

The experience of Mrs. C. J. Douglas described in the following letter is the same as that of many others who have found Dr. Morse's Indian Roqt Pills invaluable as a corrective for constipation. This remedy is in use in thousands of homes and rendering just the assist- \ ance that nature requires. 5 St. Andrew Street, j ! , Dunedin, N.Z. ! Dear Sirs, I can speak from Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills, as I I was subject to Constipation, receiving one of your pamphlets and reading of similar sufferers deriving benefit from your Pills, I determined to give them a trial. I found these pills act in a mild manner encouraging nature's functions. I am never such a sufferer now as in the past, and I attribute y f I ' this condition to your remedy. If ever I fancy a recurrence of Constipation %■ (J fa n° ticeablo » * find two P* ll3 taken at bedtime banish all symptoms of this ~ "P\ I common, complaint. lam a mother of seven children and occasionally find ' J this medicine useful with the older members of my family. You may use this testimony for publication when desired «||JS ■ -"* ;. (Signed) Mrs. CATHERINE DOUGLAS. The cost of living has been increasing by leaps and bounds "' during the past few months, and thousands find difficulty ■ .'.'.;• in making ends meet. It stands all classes of the comMrS ' LAS '. munity in hand to practise economy in everything, and to look to their general health, to see there is no waste of time, and expense by preventable sickness. By keeping the system clean by using a simple remedy to ensure the proper working of the digestive organs when they show signs of lessness regarding these ||| simple requirements of §y Nature is costly, both to the lp -,, v.- , ~ Indian Root Pills always at || occasionally to prevent the little troubles, and the big ones will take care of themselves. •