Nervous Headache.
9 ■ THiROBOBINiG RACKING PAIN IN THEI TEMFLEiS: CUREID BY DR JTCMteEi'S INDIAN ROOT 1 PILLS THEY GET AT' THE CAUSE. "For many years,'' says Mrs WCummins, of Wellington, 'I was troubled with biliousness and siok headache, so that at times I was completely prostrated and unable; to attend to' my household duties ; I sta,rtted to us© Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills, and experienced immediate relief, and sine© using them I have not had a recurrence of the trouble- I consider Da". Morse's Indian Root Pills an. invaluable remedy, and will always; be ipleased" to say a good word for them-' That excruciating pain in the top of the head, a burning sensation a,nd feeling as if a weight was pressing upon your brain, is generally caused by the inaction of the kidneys. The Wood is over-charged with impurities which, the kidneys fail to filter- This tends to increase the temperature of the blood, which carried to the brain, has a serious effect upon the nerves. The: pulse beats harder and faster, and every throb' is like a. sledge-hammer, and your head is; read}"- to" 'burst- You are prostrated- Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills wiir afford you almost, instant relief. They get to work at the ■cause of the headache, and strengthen the kidneys to double their energies- The urinary organsl, which haiviei been clogged, are opened, and the impurities pass freely from the Ihody. Dr Morse's Indian Root Pillsi are a, permanent cure for all diseeases arising from » disordered condition, of the Stomach. Liver, and Kidneys. They purify the blood and make it rich and red, and a,ro a. positive ciuv& for Biliousness. Indigestion, Constipation, Headaches Sallow' Complexion, Pile-s, Pimples Boils, and Blotches, and for Fenialt Ailmentsl. Packedl in a,mber_ bottles and sold throusrhout Australasia. I
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Thames Star, Volume XXXXI, Issue 10456, 3 November 1904, Page 4
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