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FLESH REDUCTION-NEW METHOD.

Corpulency cured. The body made symmetrical without Dieting, Drugs, or
Concoctions. Hips and Abdomen reduced from two to six inches by the
Clease System in a few weeks.
TO EITHER

APPLICABLE

SEX.

All Superfluous Flesh around the Abdomen and Hips can be easily removed by a series of prescribed bodily movements of an interesting and exhilarating nature, the practice of which will take up but a few minutes per day.

A distinct and conspicuous improvement on the body is quickly felt in increased fitness, beauty, and symmetrical proportion in less than one week, and a reduction of from four to six inches around the abdomen can be obtained in the short period of from six to eight weeks. The system was originated entirely by Mr. F. Meredith Clease, Ph.L.D., of 74, New Bond Street, London, W., late Director of Exercises to Haileybury College, &c. It was only after very nearly twenty years of practical experience that he was able to improve his system, so that it could physically perfect the body in any direction desired. This method is especially advantageous in fat reduction, and is superior to all other methods that aim at this object. Once the effects of the Clease Method have been felt, it is impossible for the body ever to lose its beauty, fitness, or symmetrical proportions.

Further, Mr. Clease is so confident of the efficacy of his treatment, that he is prepared to refund your full fees if satisfactory results are not obtained.

RECENT TESTIMONIALS.

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AN ELABORATE AND INTERESTING
BOOK OF 80 PAGES.

Mr. Clease has prepared an exhaustive treatise upon his method. It is full of
just the information you may require. Just cut out the Coupon, marking it as
asked. This is requested of you in order that serious inquirers can sufficiently
judge the merits of the method. Mr. Clease will also send to you a letter of
personal advice. Nothing will be charged for either, and they will both be sent
Age or Sex no obstacle to the Physical post free. All correspondence will be treated in the most strictly confidential
Improvement (indicated by the Black manner.
Figure) possible by following the
Clease Method.

Consultations Gratis.

Kindly Call if Possible.

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Put a mark X against any of the following in regard to which you desire special improvement. Protruding Abdomen Round Shoulders. Flat Chest. Head Stoop. Incurved Back. Constipation. Indigestion. Ungainly Walk Superfluous Flesh. Prominent Hips.

*Is your Figure or Health
imperfect in any way
not mentioned?

*Occupation?
What is your Age?

Sex.

CUT THIS OUT.

POST TO ME.

F. MEREDITH CLEASE, Ph.L.D., 74, New Bond St., London.

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The Full Report of the Colonial Conference.

THE "TIMES": "I shall have nothing to do with it; it says so little in support of our case.'

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[The Yellow Press, quoting from the Blue Book of the Colonial Conference, carefully eliminated "undesirable" passages and gave prominence to those extracts which appear in support of Preference. The Times, in a brief paragraph, remarked that, in view of the official reports issued at the time, it would be superfluous to summarise it, and that it was impossible to publish it in full.]

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The Sorrows of Carnegie.

DR. ANDREW: "What's the good of being Scotland's Minor Providence when I can't get rid of this gilded incubus?"

The Bogey!

(Set up in England to frighten John Bull.)

[The true causes of the present Unrest and Discontent in Eastern Bengal and Punjab, which are to be found principally in the Bengal Partition, the Punjab Land Alienation Act Amendment Bill, the increase of Canal rates on the Bari-doab Canal, the Colonisation Bill, the abnormal increase of Land Revenue in the Rawalpindi District, and the difference of policy in prosecuting the Punjabee and not proceeding against the Civil and Military Gazette, have been kept carefully in the background by the Anglo-Indian Press.]

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JANUARY-JUNE, 1907.

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