BEWARE OF A RELAPSE. NURSE CAMERON TELLS OF THB DANGERS OF ’FLU. 'Flu in itself is not so very dangerous it the patient i* kept warm mood and the right treatment followed; but the convalescent period is generally very critical. The patient has been left in a weak state with low resisting powers and then it is that more serious trouble is likely to be contracted. The first essential is to build up strength and restore vitality. Don't delay in doing this. A course of Wilson's “Maltese" Malt Extract—Nature's grand old tonic food—ia the best thing t know of to counteract the effect of ’flu and building up strength and energy. Wilson’s “Maltexo'' alto assists digestion, stimulates the appetite, and generally tones up the wnole s; item. It can he obtained with or without Cod Liver Oil, in 11b. and 21b. jars and 7H». tine tor family use Rut bo sure you get Wilson's.-dUM.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIV, Issue 196, 2 August 1934, Page 7
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