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Thames Star, Volume XLV, Issue 10630, 2 February 1909, Page 1

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Bad Breath. — V — TfliE TONGUE IS THE INDEX. Your hreaMx is foul, but you do not perceive it yourself. You «rtt like a person -who is always among the oils and viarnasihi&a—you get used to what 's to many .people a motet obnoxious BtaioU.' It ib most disagreeable to those with, wihioin -you com* in contact. A, slight HeadaJciie,, a Bad 'Breath, and a Coated Tongue, are the first symptoms of Stomachic Disease. Take time by tit** forelock, and! intercept germination; arrwt the germs ere iJhey develop into di* ease. A ipill in time may save daye of jsuifering. Look at your tongue in tbe looking iglase every might and morningl, and/ if it is at all .dirioiofloutv ed ttakei a couple of Dr. Morse's Indian' Boot Pills. Tfoley. will remorfe the objectionaMe mat*eT from the stonaaoh,, thje system and sweeten, the 'breath. ** One or two of these Pills taken once or two twicte a week will enflure a well-regulated sy* tem^ fortified against all dldauie. Dr. Morse's Indian Root) Fills are a searching remedy, and, are a permatiienit and posifc'.Ye remedy fof, B liousntSss, Indigestion, Constipation, Badl Breath, H«d*che», Sallow Complearion, Liver and Kidney Trouble*, all Female Ailment*.

CRRAEfETS FLY DOOM kit* flies quickly nnd surely. Is tin. —Crease, Chemist, Thames.