RUINED.

Thames Star, Issue 10450, 23 September 1902, Page 1

RUINED.

Business men speak of tlie fortunes of trade a& a sect-saw, one up-and the other down. IVey take their good' and bad luck philosophically, like the Korth, American Indian/ wha believes that what is to be will be? The utter, fallacy of this, kind of reasoning may be seen in the manner how I the health, steps in to decide whether ' a man is to succeed in a commercial : venture or not. Bad health is often ■spelt in the wordl ruined. What people require is a- remedy that curesj after other so-called remedies fail. . The remedy that cured these people) ' will cure you. Truthful words are like well-aimed arrows ; they are straight and pointed, and fly true to ! the mark. There is no fooling about) the truth, it always strikes home, and this is how the. words written. 1 byj Mrs. W. Clarkson, Enmore, N.S'.W., « make such a deep impression on every] ! body who reads them. She writes: — j "Myself and family have been cured ofi • biliousness and liver ailments by using ' t Br. Morse's Indian Root Pills. I can ! also state that they are superior to. all kinds of tonics for the hot anidi luuggy weather that wo experienced! in iNew South Wales." Mrs. S. Aust, who resides at Hornsby street, Maldota , Vie, states:—"l have great pleasure in testifying to the good results I have j obtained from, the us© of your Dr. Morse'si Indian Root Pills. For some 1 ' time I have suffered with severe pains ,mi the head, also nervousness, and after taking two bottles of these pills, I 'bad great relief, and I can conscientiously give them a good word wher-1 ever I go 1." j Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills arc a perfect blood purifier, and a \ positive cure for biliousness, indigestion, constipation, headache®, sallow complexion, liver aaUd! kidney troubles piles, pimples, boils and blotches, and for female ailments. . Sold by chemists and storekeejpers, Is l|d t«ir bottle, ©r six bottles 6s 6d. Sole proprietors, The W. H. Comstock 'Co., Liuuted. (Australasian Depot 58 Pitt street, Syndey. Packed in amber bottles and thp. full name blown thereon.