'• CONSTIPATION.
MILD BUT EFFECTIVE REMEDY. Mrs M. J. Walker, 9 Lower Queen Street, Onehunga, writes: —“An old nurse first induced rnc to try Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills, as I was subject to constipation, and I am pleased lo say that I found this remedy act both mildly and effectively. I am usually endowed with excellent health, and seldom have recourse to any medicine, but, nevertheless, I have a favourable opinion of Uiia remedy.”
There is no real traffic in stolen motor cars in England nowadays; the registration process has killed it. “ NAZOL ” on your handkerchief protects you from colds during the day, f powerful germicide—CO doses for U C. &
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Waikato Times, Volume 105, Issue 17752, 2 July 1929, Page 10
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