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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18494, 3 September 1923, Page 8

~. BEWARE OP,- A RELAPSE.. ''■ The convalescent stage of influenza is Ir.ghly -dangarous, because it is so easy to K.et. a relapse, and, a .-? relapse frequently proves more serious than the original attack. <-■■».. -. . . Every' preoption 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. -~ _~'/,,; " '—/;' ■•;,; '.:.>■; :«i:vr^'..&: ~There is nothing better in the -wide, wide • world for building up those who have been Buffering from influenza than " Maltexo" (Wilson's :J4alt -Extract).- '.. % ~ ■ This splendid .natural tonic food is brim* ful of strengthening, g stimulating ; arid 'invigorating properties. It quickly restores the 'vitality that .-the--■woknesa. robs £ you of. banishes that wobbly, 4 shaky feeling, brings ! back that, buoyancy of (spirit, ■■ that old-time : strength and ', energy . which ?la the beat ■■. safeguard against a relapse -or; a second 'attack. 4 Every "Flu" sufferer should ' take a course m "Maltexo.' With; or; without Cod Liver vjiUHb. ■ and ;filb; jars and 71b. tins for family Lvjto- that it ia Wilson's •« Mai! texo.' Wholesale., distributor: C. ,H. Hooner : 27, Hall of ; Commerce. High St., Auckland

, Applications from religious, charitable and . educational c; institutions -V for narticination in .the . funds iof the estate of the l ?*e| Jlrsr.L. Bathbone,; are ; invited: by the trustees, advertisement in this issue . Nazol cannot be used too freely, the stronger the atmosphere -Nazoi createdn ; the early stages of influenza :SS Hon. the more promptly it l 8 Strolled?" Feeling run down* Let <\»r»».».. ■" . ii' ; you up, Vd bring your nervV/ to °Tf m 4 d