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Otago Witness, Issue 3610, 22 May 1923, Page 12

m w iC (l o’ «lv »«» Sceptical regarding the merits of Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills read the following letter from Auclliand From a Photo 3 Union Street, off Khyber Pass, Newmarket, Auckland. Dear Sirs, —• Noticing by one of your pamphlets that Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills were claimed to be a remedy for biliousness and constipation, I purchased a bottle and am pleased to say that they proved most beneficial in combating these complaints. At times I find them useful with the children when costive, and, in fact, they provide our Family Medicine. I am a mother of three children. (Sgd.) mrs. b. McCarthy. In thousands of homes Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills are the sole Family Remedy for all general complaints. Those who have never tried them will find neighbours, friends and relations who can testify to tha wonderful corrective influence of these Pills. dtmorses PIM*S

u Trewheua 99: — as it if ■ •r Monhey Grubber Will give you the strength of 260 men in * simple, compact, easy-to-move-about form. iAn equipment that fairly bristles with novel loa: ures to save you time and labour. You £>t 185 ft of ropes in lengths most suitable r the work, each fitted with couplings, mo that it is only a matter of seconds to make a line to your needs. Special Rope Bhnrteuer and Snatch Block are part of the outfit. Eemember the standard equipment will ((■ill all the trees and stumps from lj acres *t a setting and do it quicker and better «!*•>’ anything else you can buy. Write the Jack People— TR3WHELLA BROS. PTY., LTD., TRENTHAM, VICTORIA.