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Wairarapa Daily Times, 10 December 1925, Page 6

LIVER MEDICINE.

WITH A WORLD-WIDE REPUTATION. Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills possess a wirld-wide reputation as a liver medicine. They stir up the liver, open the clogged-up system, and purify the blood, and thus drive away the drowsiness and depression which are the outcome of a sluggish liver. On the appearance of bilious symtoms a dose from a half to four of Dr Morse’s Indian Root Pills should be taken, the larger dose for a more robust grown person. The next night increase the dose one extra pill, and if the trouble is not relieved another dose should be taken. A little experience will guide the patient in the use of the pills so as. to produce the best results. People differ in the way medicine affects them and consequently no invariable rule can be given.

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