DEPRESSION Arising from Sluggish Liver Corrected by Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills. "I have used Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills'for several years from time to time," writes Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, of 47 Devon-street, New Plymouth, "they are a splendid Pill, and sweep away depression, tone the system, and stir the liver when sluggish. I was first induced by a lady j friend at Wellington to try this re- j inedy, and can vouch to the general; claims made that Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are a great corrective: I iam a mother of twelve children, and a very old resident of New Zealand, and landed at Dunedin forty-four years ago from the old ship 'Nelson.' " • DO YOt' KNOW OF A LABOURSAVING DEVICE? If you do. patent the idea, and then get it on the market—it may be worth iriauy pounds. Our free booklet, "Advice to Inventors." contains much valuable advice. Call or write for it! — Henry Hnejhes, Ltd., Pntent Attorneys, 157 Featherpton St.. Wellington. GIRL!" said the Baron, "you have broke the 'umble *art of this 'ere bloke." "My lord, forgive me!" pleaded she. "He pinched my Suratura Tea." DAIRY FARM. 165 ACRES 2-1 miles from G.P.0., No 2 Line, carrying fiO head of cattle and sheep. 4-roomed dwelling, cow-bails etc. This property is handy to town and a snip. PRICE £37 lbs. per acre. 4 ACRES and excellent dwelling, Tavfortli. PRICE £1500. 3$ acres heavy bush, all necessary outbuildings. pßicjisjJ!2;y __ R. N. R. Isherwood & Co. 104 RtDGWAV STRFET 'Phone 62. WANGANUL
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXIV, Issue 17654, 2 September 1919, Page 9
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