CORPULENCY CURED AT LAST.

Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 134, 8 June 1910, Page 11

CORPULENCY CURED AT LAST.

no moke experimental; treatments.

When one considers the vast amount of harm that has been wrought by the starving and methods of reducin" weight; when one enumerates the various medicinal treatments that insidiously drained the system of strength and undermined the strongest constitutions, one is grateful to know that the days of such "remedies" are numbered. Experimental treatments are of the past. The following is a plain, straightforward prescription of a true remedy for corpulency — a remedy which, whilst rapidly reducing to normal, revives strength and stamina, restores appetite and assists digestion: —Take one ounce of fluid Extract of Glycyrrhiza 8.P., one half-ounce of Marmola, and one ounce of pure Glycerine 8.P.; add peppermint water to make six ounces in all. Shake well together. Your chemist will make up this preparation tji you wish. The dose is two teaspoonfuls after each meal. That is all the treatment that is really necessary. Kest, nutritious diet, freedom from fatigue and worry are the best rational aids to this simple and harmless remedy. Strength with recovered slimness, a pure skin and beautiful complexion will soon be the priceless results.

For influenza and colds doctors recemmend WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS.

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