BEAUTY OF FORM FOR THE OBESE.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLV, Issue 2, 13 July 1910, Page 7

BEAUTY OF FORM FOR THE OBESE.

A CLASSIC RECIPE ALL STOUT I’IfIOPLE SHOULD KNOW“Beauty is only skin deep" is an ancient dictum. It woib’d be truer to say that “beauty is fat deep” in many eases; for when the body is overladen with masses of subcutaneous fat there cm be neither beauty of form nor th it mn.h more precious possession—the radiant beauty of perfect health. Men and women whb have cause to lament the loss of a symmetrical shape through ob/sity will find the following mixture a 'tint remedy which has been amazingly Wn.« ficial in thousands of cases: Take one ounce of fluid Extract of Glyeyrrtiiza 8.P., one ounce of pure Glycerine 8.P., one half ounce of Manuela, and mix with Peppermint Water to make six ounces: in all. Any chemist will supply you with the ingredients or make up the preparation while you wait. The dose is two teispoonfuls after each meal. This simple and harmless treatment interferes in no way with one’s rational mode of living, and the rapid loss of weight that takes place is accompanied by an increased ftp petite and improved dige-tive powers. The whole system is re-stimulated liirl strengthened, and proper museulaf development restored, the blood being enriched ami purified.