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Patea Mail, Volume XXIX, 24 February 1908, Page 4

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LES AND LIYER COMPLAINT. A YOUNG MAN’S EXPERIENCE AND THE WONDERFUL RESULTS ATTAINED BY USING DR. MORSE’S INDIAN ROOT PILLS. Mr. W. L. Davies,’32o Victoriastrect, Darling'hurst, Sydney, writes: —“For a great number of years I gave only passing ■ relief and so acute became the costiveness that inflammation set in, and piles were the result. I read of Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills and thought perhaps they might prove more beneficial than the other medicines I used. So I purchased some, and persevered, deciding to give them a fair trial. In the course of a week or two I felt better in myself, and gradually I seemed to overcome my troubles. Finally, I may truly say, I was entirely free from my ailments, and ever since I have never been without a supulv of vour Pills in the house and on the first indication of any of the svrnptoms a dose or two puts me right.' ■ 1 heartily recommend ";your re'med.,-, and you have my full permission to use this.” on rissuffered from Biliousness and Liver Complaints, indeed almost from boyhood, but some four years ago it took a more decisive effect, causing dizziness and langour, de(From a Photo ) W. L. Davies. ing in the morning, and I also suffered from Indigestion 1 j and Cons tipation. The various remedies 1 tried