PIMPLES ,AND BOILS. CAUSED BY IMPURE BLOOD. DR. . MORSES -INDIAN ROOT PILLS DRIVE THE POISONS OUT OF THE SYSTEM. Pimples and Boils ai'© -more or less painful and initiating, and are always a great disfigurement to the skin. Look in the mirror, you are .ashamed of your face. YoU cannot hide them with powder and puff; they stand out most provokingly, and you fancy that everyone looks at that particular spot. It is a. standing advertisement that your Blood is out of order. The Liver and Kidneys are not acting properly. They are not filtering the impurities from the Blood, land Nature is exercising her prerogative and throwing off a portion of 6he impurities through the ■eruptions. A mosit inconvenient mode, you say; but you are .responsible for neglecting Nature in lier other channels. Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills stimulate the Liver and Kidneys to thoroughly remove ail impurities from the Blood. They are a pei-fect Blood purifier, making it rich and red. They are a positve and permanent cure for tall diseases arising from ia disordered Stomach. Liver, and Kidneys, and a>re an infallible remedy for Constipation, Biliousness, Sick Headaches, Piles. Pimples, Boils, Skin Disieases, and Female ' Ailments. Packed in amber bottles, and —i sold throughout Australasia.
iTTIOUND.—The Brightest Spot on JD carth —Dustin's Central Refreshment Rooms. Entrancing surroundings, appetising dainties^ and everything that goes to make the Central Rooms the most up to date.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12600, 14 September 1905, Page 7
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