INFLUENZA AND AFTERWARD

Otago Witness, Issue 2429, 3 October 1900, Page 55

INFLUENZA AND AFTERWARD

The af f er effects of influenza are often thg most serious to the patient. The cough is harassing, and nothing seems to relieve it. The nerves are all unstrung, and there is a general depressed and weakened condition of the whole system. It is in such cases that Angier'a Petroleum Emulsion shows it?, greatest power for good. It quickly relievethe obf tinate cough, and heals any inflammation of throat or lung?. It soothes and quiets the nerves, and tones up. the whole nervous f.vftorn. It promoted appetite, aid? digestion, and iiiceascs weight and strength. After influenza, pneumonia, pleurisy, or any protracted illness tlial has left the system in a weakened, run-down condition, nothing -nill so quickly and surely heal the diseased tissue, restore the general health, and put renewed, life and vigour into the entire sysem. It is pleasant to take and agrees with the most delicate stomach. Angie^'s Petroleum Emulsion combines the antiseptic, Foothing and healing properties of a specially purified, tasteless petroleum oil with the powerful nerve-tonic qualities of the Hypopliosphites. It has been proscribed by the medical profession of the United Sbales since 1881, and by that of C4reat Britain- since 1892, and is largely used in the hospitals of both countries. It is already prescribed by leading medical men in -all large New Zealand towns, and can be obtained through any chemist. In two sizes, 2s 9d and 4s 6:1. In buying, be careful to ask for Axgiee's Emulsion, as otherwise you may receive a cheap imitation made wit'> ordinaiy petroleu-.n. — The Angier Chemical Co., Ltd., Sydney, N. S. W.

Gundagai (New South Wales) reports that rabbits ero increasing in that district to such a remarkable extent that the principal ■/■ations are almost entirely at their mercy. Nos; there are thousands where, a couple of ycp.rs^ ago, only an odd one or Wo coxild be seeii.{