EXCESSIVE FATING AND DRINKING.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 6496, 27 May 1899, Page 6

EXCESSIVE FATING AND DRINKING.

We all eat top much flesh food and drink too much tea. The former militates against working energy, and the tannic acid and other deleterious properties to be found in tea lower the spirits and injure the health; Th body, in fact, is a working engine, and. as such it must, be treated. The waste of tissue which d^|y ;go^;9a;can only be replaced by the of , food. a- v •Sdencfe^hoyeftrer, has again come to the . r reseuey ; :,and .it. :cannot^be top .widely, ..known , a tha*).lion6 and. vigour can be promoted, and ."iha~ ; r^^ch'eeks natural to hejaltjti iestored ;]Sy iijha , vitalising, and restorative, properties of^a ; mcjst valuable discovery. ' The evidence , of medical men and the public is' conclusive on this' point: . . '' It proves that Dr Tibbies' Vi-Cocoa as a Foodrbeyerage possesses nutriment, restorative: and. vitalising properties, which,- have hitherto been non-existent/ ... It. aids the digestive powers, and is injaluable to.tired men and delicate women and. children. . . •". ,Ijj has the . refreshing properties of fine ;;'Jea». the nourishment of .the best cocoas. • an"d . a . tpnic . and recuperative force po - 'sessed- by; neither, and can be use.d in. all 'cases whete tea and coffee are prohibited. ; 'o ;It:'is\no|t a medicine, but a; unique : aiiu 'jvpi^ierful, food" beverage. ; " !)"..''^ ,- --.^t -Tibbies'' Yi-Obco>, in ?p packets. and ■ ; ;is;^ and^s 2d,tins, can be obtained iron;. • all" GrbcerSj 'Chemists i and Stores^ or frii;" ;' JtJr?Tibbles';Vi-Cb^i, ; L^tcd^269r^ ... ; Sydiiey. '{';' : ;,;•:. ... ''-.'■^:-: -, ; ' , "A? an uriTjaralleled .test of merit, "s. dr.h;' j ■ saptipio.; tin "pjjlir^nbbles', .yi-QbcaVv;:;!;',.' • ; 'eattfe .post; free qa^appUcatirat^ , ; '-'ji^when : wrilTOg (a: p^i; card:^wiir'db'f "jh; ' ; reader will' name' I^'"Star;"^V'' r^.' ';