DO YOU WEIGH TOO MUCH?

Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 79, 3 April 1911, Page 9

DO YOU WEIGH TOO MUCH?

THE REAL REMEDY AND THE RECIPE.

There are some atout people whom the aibove question does hot r seem to trouble very much. They are, b,o wever > wrong to .'be. so' careless, for flbjesjty « a complaint which brings many evils u» ita "train. There are others 'who have fought long and earnestly for a really reliable remedy for o"besity, and to these the following' prescription will be of aibaortoing interest, because it pressents —in a «mple and harmless form and sure Relief— * remedy which is rapidly gaining a world-wi4e repwtatiow- The reader may make up the prescription for 'himself (or herself) on getting , the ingredients from the chemist—or the latter Ivould do so ■willingly. This is the fujl recipe: One half-ounce of Marmola, one ounce of fluid extract of 8.P., on« ounce of pure Glycerine 8.P., and' Pepperniint, - water to make six, ounces ■3n''"a'ir r, Tfekea dose of two teaspoonfuls alter each "meal. This admirable and quite harmless remedy will soon take off two pounds of pie offending fatty excess; and a?, day by day, the weight decreases strength and vigour %ell return in "equaT ratio; for, be it observed, theTe is no fasting or., exercising required. Rest, good food", regular doses —these are all thVTi?' necessary to reduce/weight J to v normal, lnereaee the. rapply of pure blood, clear the skin, beautify tW a £9 f£?tere energy and excel m* emnfeTr^a-l