Papurau Newydd Cymru

Chwiliwch 15 miliwn o erthyglau papurau newydd Cymru

Cuddio Rhestr Erthyglau

28 erthygl ar y dudalen hon

MERTHYR TYDFIL.

Recognition of the Honour…

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27TH, 1896.

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SPARKSnPECBrraiTANVIL.

ABERDARE NOTES.

llEM ARK ABLE CONSPIRACY AT…

THE TYLOIWTOWN DISASTER.

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I MERTHYR YALE WARD ELECTIONS.…

WALES IN PARLIAMENT.

A R IN AAV AY HORSE AT CEFN.

MR. HARKY J;VAXS, A.R.C.O.j

" DELIGHTFUL " TREATMENT FOR…

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DELIGHTFUL TREATMENT FOR CURING CORPULENCE. The process of curing any physical disorder is so generally the converse of delightful that the use of this and similar terms in reference to Mr. F. C. Russell's now popular treatment for corpulency natur- ally attracts special attention. These terms are to be found in a large number of letters included in the just-issued 18th edition of Mr. Russell's little volume of 256 pages, "Corpulency and the Cure" (Woburn House, Store-street, Bedford-square, London, W.C.). These communications are from persons of both sexes, and it is apparent that their number is represented by thousands annually, who have found in this system of treatment a safe, rapid and permanent cure for excessive fatness. This testimony forms in the aggregate, indeed, a wonderful record of rapid reduction of excessive afi -)ose tissue, and those who have pesonal reasons for being inter- ested in the subject should send to the above address six penny stamps for a copy (post fr •«) of Mr. Russell's !10taJ.ly.:mgge, ti VI little book. I think the treatment most delightful," writes one o it of a largo j number of equally-enthusiastic correspondents. And the expressions. Admirable tonic," Splendid stuff,} "A delicious beverage mixed with mineral waters,' are of constant recurrence in this singularly-interest- ing correspondence The details given by many of the writers of these letters as to the results of the treatment fully justifies the use of such eulogistic phrase-1. Tt must certainly be delightful to experience the i-ensation of losing unnecessary and dangerous fat bv pounds per week, and frequently by stones per month, and that by aid of treatment which simul- taneously increases the appetite aud renders its reason able indulgence inocuous. The experience, too, must be still more delightful by the knowledge, which may be gained from a p;>rusal of Mr. Russell's book, that his preparation is a pure \egetable product, without ainvadmixture of the mineral poisons which are too frequently administered. With a candour which also is delightful, Mr. Russell prints in hn fcook the recipe for the preparation.

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THREATENED STRIKE AT MERTHYH…

METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER

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