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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 155, 28 December 1918, Page 4

INFLUENZA E Its Seriousness to Humanity and 1 the Best Way to Guard Against It I ,C. According to medical reports, cabled I- from all the great centres of civilisation, I and from conditions existing in New I Zealand and Australia, a very serious I epidemic of influenza is ravaging the I human race. It is deadly in effect, often 1 seizing its victim to-day and ending his 1 life to-morrow. Its intense effect seems I the same in any country, climatic inI fluence or difference of latitude,having I no effect upon it. I 'flit should be unnecessary to tell tKe public of, 1 New Zealand that the man or woman whose I blood is pure is the best armed against this epiE demic. Poor anaemic blood is "the surest medium 1 to epidemic disease. Corrupt blood assists cori--1 tagion, and those people who have in their wisdom 1 taken and are taking the blood-purifying medicine, I CLEMENTS TONIC, will be the best able to I resist the cfeease. CLEMENTS TONIC not I only keeps the l?!qod pure, it keeps .the system ■:'• , healthy too. / | ■■;■■■'■ V ;; • — —-— -:-;:>:y:-\: % Facts to Remember, —Keep the. blood pure, and avoid tins M ailment. The body whose powers of resistance are great is . ?j least liable to infection. Bad blood in'.the'system becomes .... ?& a home for'the grernas of "catching" or infectious ailments. 3 The poorer tlie blood, the richer the breeding: ground for the $ ravages of this ailment,- with its distressing aches, pains, \m temperature, chills, and cough. To keep the blood noif- '?' infectious), pure, cool, and the health generally good, always !| take CLEMENTS TONIC. A healthy body is fore-armed ; aj agjainst disease in any shape or'form.- AH Chemists and ■ m Stores in New Zealand sell this one great remedy. S Clements Tonic Ltd., Kozelie, N.B.W. „ ' . ' ■■ !T.H : E' tWO NO R A v'->:: . ARISTOOiAT ;OF GRAMOPHONES. THE * wonderful .instrument -tint- reproduces (he luimiia '^STTISSSIIBifc' " ■'-.voice.so perfectly that it sis hard to distinguish it.from tlie actual-singers. Beautiful'in torn;, perfect in rendition. . ft&SStK^BisS SECURE YOUR "SONORA" Tp'-DAT \®ftS M Call to-day for a demonstration. See the "SONOR/ JSTaHsHKit BOS sound conlrol; automatic stop. KuwH U Ips>l PRICE £9^ ,TO^ £ 10 Q |H| | M TERMS' ARRANGED. fflufi 1 THE "SONORAi* PLAYS ANY JTIJW p| F. J. EIW/S V, "89; WILLIS-STREET, WELLINGTON, ■ &$ r:r— •■"*"" ........ .. . ■ ' ■ , .ffi ■■;■ ■• m jm iK^iuorial : : ■• Q* proposed Jlndilcan I iJ^MnPSS- CaiDedral to be erected ' "rdwil'^it #^'11 in Wellington will be« pernutn/•i*M?^siSS9 * ent *n(I powerful testimony to SsBBBS vtwmi; *"tW if high tnd noble in Hfe- ' O^T^fi« la Built by »'grateful people, and il«B!'s'i«SSi -1 'ffl^fTl inipired by thcnkfulneu to God /^ja!^~r ! ijji J!!fSliav* •nc< gratetnlneo to our reJlow '"//'• «i"*""'"*^T^^r men who sacrificed tKeir live* to „ ■^yjE* bring freedom to earth, Che l?ciu Hnglican Cathedral has for itt very foundation the hobleit and best that God and man can give—sacrifice for others. It is tht* ipirit of sacrifice on the part of the people which will make possible the erection of a building suitably immortalising '" the memory of those who by their supreme sacrifice have brought a fuller life and liberty to the Nation* of the World. This building will be a credit to New Zealand and a source of pride to every inhabitant. YOUR CONTRIBUTION IS NEEDED! All wh» dttirt tit hmv* m thmrt in thi* Mtmeriml Cmthudrul mrk requested to communiemt* at ence with tht Hmn. Orgmniting Secretary, Keo. C. F. Askew, St. Marlt't Viemrmf, Wellington {'Ph»n» 2492). Gvcarnmcnt Bmndt and War Lmmn Certificate* mmy be dmnmted. Legmciet mlam ' enre incited. Cmntrikatimru mmy b* $pre*d mverm pried of ene te fiv yemrt. bugs :Mf iu^ \ ■FLEAS MOTHS ,■" ' #A^TvV\^X 3 m tins &&&.4A~t ft U™rZ^ >