BE SYSTEMATIC.
IN YOUR DAILY LIFE. It ia surprising how many folk fail to realise the necessity of being systematic in their natural habits. The human system is designed to work to a time-table, and unless that schedule is adhered to, complications follow. A splendid example of this sort of thing can be seen v/ith our railways. If soirfcthing goes wrong with a train, not only that train is delayed, but the blockage affects all other trains that have to pass over the same line. Just in the same way, if the bowels become clogged or congested, food accumulates, ferrtiehts, and causes a general disorganisation of tffs digestive or|ia.p&. When suck a cofiditidn arises it is nedasaary tfe have recourse t 6 a remedy that 'will aid fiatufe to right itself, t>r Morse's Indian Rdot Pills do this 6tifely and thoroughly. They j are not merely a flushing medicine j which has only a temporary effect, | but cause the liver and bowels to act in a natural manner, A trial will confirm, 17
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 18013, 25 November 1926, Page 4
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173BE SYSTEMATIC. Star (Christchurch), Issue 18013, 25 November 1926, Page 4
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