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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 26, 31 July 1933, Page 13

INFLUENZA AFTER-EFFECTS. One of the disturbing features of influenza is the run-down^ nervous condition in which it leaves, it victims. Even a slight attack may leave distressing after effects. The sufferer is low and depressed; while weakness, sleeplessness, and vague pains in the head and about the body are apparent. This condition is a form of nervous exhaustion that develops after influenza, and its seriousness is recognised by all medical writers. Time after tiniest has been proved that the surest way to overcome this exhaustion is to build up and revitalise the system by taking Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. These pills make good the loss of strength caused by overwork, worry, or influenza, because they help to make rich, red blood for which the bloodless, nerve-worn system is languishing. Begin to revitalise your system by taking Dr. Williams' Pink Pills today. Of chemists and stores. Say "Dr. .Williams"'—and take no otheiI.—Advt. KEEP FIT '^jy Take away «tiffnei* and that '^^. tired feeling • • « refresh and JM invigorate your»elf ... tAthletei wilt benefit greatly from this invigorrator. | Use lot. in your . bath— Mellors Muttardl Local Agantt: Norden A Co., Ltd,, Auckland.