CLERGYMAN’S FRANK LETTER

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 99, 30 April 1935, Page 6

CLERGYMAN’S FRANK LETTER

HOW HE REDUCED HIS WAISTLINE BY A 4 INCHES NOW FEELS HALF HIS AGE There is a delightful frankness about this letter from a clergyman. Jt is also notable for the spontaneous tribute which it pays to a well-kno'wn medicinal saline: — “For some time,” the letter reads, “I have been intending to write to tell you how much 1 have benefited by taking that excellent, remedy, Kruschen Salts. When I fi’rst started taking Kruschen, my weight was 15 stone, JOlbs. After 12 months it had dropped to 13 stone 21bs., ami now varies between 12 stone lOlbs and 13 stone. I have avoided or lessened my consumption of certain things during that period. “Formerly my waist measured about 42 inches, now it measures 374 inches. Before I took Kruschen L often envied the members of my Young Aten’s Club —that is to say, I envied their suppleness and their good figures. Now that is a thing of the past. T can do physical exercises which I never dreamed of doing before. My health has never been better, and I can put to shame manv a voting man half my age. My age is, bv the way. 42. but really I feel more like 21. After the tremendous benefit Kruschen has bestowed upon me, T wish it every success.”—(Rev.) W. H. G. The commonest type of nbesity nf waste, material which sluggish eliminating organs have failed to expel from the svstem. Nature, in an effort to dispose of this clogging wastage, stores it up in the form of fatty tissue. The. six salts in Kriischeii assi • the liver and kidneys to throw off each -la • all undigested food substances and c< cessive watery waste matter. Th- n little bv little, that ugly fat goes. Kruc.chen Salts is obtainable at all