CHRISTCHURCH LADY
RELIEVED OF IXDIGESTIOX BA' DR. " MOUSE - ;'. INDIAN ROOT FILLS.
By a certain careful study of one s own constitution it is generally possible to minimise, if not avoid, many of (lie simple complaints that a partlcu]ar person is subject to. A striking instance is that of Mrs Mary Goodfellow, who obtained relief from indigestion by using Dr Morse's Indian Boot Pills, and prevents a recurrence of the trouble by taking a dose of these Pills occasionally. Mrs Goodfellow, of 44 Thackerav street, Chiistchurch, writes —"Seeing your remedy advertised, and on the recommendation of a relative, 1 was induced to try Dr Morse’s Indian Root Pills for relief from Indigestion with which I was a long sufferer. I find on taking a dose occasionallv that I can ward off any recurrence of this old complaint on the slightest premonition. You have my consent to use this testimony for publicaion, as they occupy a foremost plgce in our household.”
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Southland Times, Issue 17620, 7 April 1914, Page 2
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159CHRISTCHURCH LADY Southland Times, Issue 17620, 7 April 1914, Page 2
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