ROBUST HEALTH FOR ALL.
WHY -WEAK, AILING -MEN* AND ] W'OM&N SHOI L«L> J'Alvji I'liU.iPHATE WITH THE Hi MEaLS. ti Life to the man or wonyrn who is a real;. nervous, run-down, and constant- ei y ailing is a mockery. Nothing can idequately compensate for the leas of V' lealth and strength, and to sccuic 10- "*• iust. glowing health and an abundance j* if vigour and vitality there is nothing ' ,n ailing man or woman would with- y. iold. It is claimed that n brc ken-dawn onstitutior. can i>e reconstructed, tiiat reak nerves can be made f.trong, and hat the dejected, debilitated, and run- | own can be made bright, vigorous and f' •ell once more simply by following a ! hort anj quite inexpensive course of 1 reatment, consisting "of a o-f:r. liitro- ! hosphate tablet taken with meals | • hree times daily. Knowing this, r.uierno one will be content to lemain 1 *eak and ill, for the Bitro-pliosohate ablets are obtainable at small cost of igh-c'ass chomists everywhere. Thus ! be treatment is within the easy reach i f everyone who has need of it, and in j iew of tho remarkable results'already ! sported by users we venture to think aat many of onr readers will be anxious - " > cive Bitio-Dhospliata a trial. 59d tk
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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16310, 6 September 1918, Page 2
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