!; BEWARE OF A RELAPSE. The convalescent stage of influenza is highly dangerous, because it is so v easy to get a .'. relapse, and a relapse ; frequently proves more serious than the original at-, tack. ' '.' : ;.' ' '. ; "' : v ,; ;"'- ! '' .:•:,;■ „. Every.:'precaution should be taken. ./:'.'■ The disease) must be thoroughly conquered in the first place, and you should do- all in your power to restore your former: strength and energy.':;.; "■.(:.'...-.; v. : .'i ' ■.:"-;.;■- < There is nothing better in the > wide, wide world for building up those who have been suffering from influenza 'than V" Maltexo " (Wilson's Malt Extract).'•'■ - This splendid natural tonic food is brimful of strengthening, stimulating- and invigorating properties. It quickly restores the vitality that the '■■ sickness, .:• robs : you i of, banishes that : wobbly, shaky ■*■ feeling, brings back that buoyancy of : spirit,- that - old-time strength and energy which is the:best safeguard against a relapse or a; second attack. ■ Every : "Flu" sufferer should take a course of "Maltexo." With or without Cod Liver Oil. lib. and • 2lb. jars/ and 71b. tins for family une. See that it is Wilson's '■■'.' Mai-: texo." Wholesale distributor :'■; C. JL>Hooperj 27, Hall of Comraorcc, High St,, Auckland.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18458, 23 July 1923, Page 5
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