THE OLD ARMCHAIR HIS ONLY AMBITION

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIV, 4 August 1931, Page 6

THE OLD ARMCHAIR HIS ONLY AMBITION

BUT WIFE SAYS “NO!

Wilkinson was a half-sick man—no energy—no desire to work—no ambition. Bui "his wife was on the job—she- told him the secret of bow to attain that youthful feeling that makes life a joyous adventure. But let him tell the story. "I one you and Knischen an qpology. I used to smile at the clever ads. of Krusohen Salts, and have often remarked that it xvas no better than Epsom—but. being of rather heavy build, 1 used to get up in the morning with not the least appetite for work, xvishing all the lime that 1 could just sit in an armchair and sleep—but my wife one day saw some Knischen Salts, and persuaded me to try it. Tlie effect xvas a revelation. I never miss it, and am a real live man. mentally and physically—keen all day and every day. I have been taking it now for about- 3 months, and must confess that had it not been for Kruschen I do not know lioxv I should have got through the xvorry and drive of business. I. owe it all to ‘the little daily dose.’ ” L. Wilkinson.

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