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Otago Witness, Issue 3414, 20 August 1919, Page 24

Constipation relieved by Dr. Morse's Indian loot Pills Constipation is often an obstinate complaint and when a remedy is found that will overcome this trouble general _««_ satisfaction is the result. Still another instance of what Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills have achieved in this direction is vouched for by Mrs. A. Oridant who writes:— Tyne Street, ' , S. Oamaru, N.2. Dear Sirs, j I saw your advertisement concerning Dr. Morse's Indian ', Root Pills, and decided upon giving them a trial, being subject to Constipation, with which I was sometimes a great sufferer. I an. f pleased to relate that I derived great relief from your remedy and they (Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills) now & occupy a place in my J household in case of need. lam a resident of five years. You ' can publish thi3 evidence if needed. ' Yours truly, f (Signed) Mrs. ALICE D. ORIDANT. Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills stand purely on their merits as an effective remedy for rll complaints arising from a disordered digestion, and they are to-dav more extensively used by all classes of the .** {.From a Photo.) 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 all find in this remedy proper working order. Indigestion and Con stipation, caused by improper or too much food or drink, are | quickly banished by av e i dose or two of Dr. ? Morse's Indian Root jj; Pills. They are a safe, sure and reliable I remedy, sold at a j moderate price, within the reach of all k classes. k