A DOCTOR'S PRIVATE OPINION. The sorest and most pleasant method "of preventing influenza, and cold germs getting a foothold is to sniff up twice daily a little warm Fluenzol from s the hallow of the hand. This sopthea and disinfects the throat and nasal cavity at a minimum of outlay. Thousands of people have thus escaped influenza during the epidemic.—Advt. '
BEST FOR INFLUENZA. Many authorities consider that Nazol as a preventive of Influenza and Pneumonia ie absolutely one of the finest specifics, in the market. Unquestionably, as an iiihalant it is vastly superior to formalin and other preparations possessing the serious drawback of being decided irritants. Ob-tainatjle-eve.rytvhere. Is 6d sixty doses. —Advt. For Inflt»eaz». taka Woods' Gieat peppermint Curt. N»»»r Uito. U 6d, 2e fid. -Advt.
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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 139, 9 December 1918, Page 2
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