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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 103, 2 May 1914, Page 9

During the stage of convalescence the weak nerves and enfeebled frame require strengthening and building up. There is no better tonic for this purpose than Wilson's Malt Extract. It contains all the vital essentials of a perfectly digestive food and all the constituents necessary for invigorating the system. Made solely from malted barley Wilson's Malt Extract assists the digestion and creates a hearty appetite— hence the convalescent speedily regains normal health. Delicate children thrive wonderfully when given Wilson's Malt Extract. The growing limbs become firm, any tendency towards weakness disappears, and the frame broadens and becomes "well-knit." In short, Wilson's Malt Extract is the ideal family tonic and should be always in the house. Wholesale agents, D. W. Virtue and Co. — Advh . A Christchurch confectioner was surprised. She writes :— "My husband caught a severe cold .... so I thought I would try Tonking's Linseed Emulsion. I was surprised at the relief he got after two doses. I will recommend it to all my friends." Cure that cold. Why suffer when you can get instant relief by using Tqiiking's LinseedEmulsion? — Advt.