INFLUENZA WAVE

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17588, 2 October 1931, Page 9

INFLUENZA WAVE

NO. SERIOUS CASES IN’ GISBORNE PRECAUTIONS SHOULD. NUT {BE RELAXED ; * 4i i. . i ■ Despite the fact that .so far no serious crises of influenza have been reported in Gisborne, medical men are of opinion that safeguards and precautions should not be relaxed. One of tlie best preventives against an attack of influenza is an occasional dose of Bramwell's One Nought Ono, for its antiseptic qualities ’cleanse the throat of all impure •germs,' thus hc'ting; W& t.oniel If, however, one is attacked by influenza, a few doses of thus popular curative will, in this majority; 6f cases act- like magic,'almost Mme{dMfU cures being reported by some,’grateful patients. When a person, has, ’ however, neglected all these precautions, the slow recoveiy ’from’the disease is often marked by a distressing Hacking cough, which, if not attended to, is likely to be very dangerous. For this cough, and kindred, cough’s and colds, Braimvell’s One Nought One has no superior .’ori tlib ’ ma'r'ket'to-'day. "Aud best of all in these times it is the cheapest curative, because although claimed to be four times as strong, as ,Ijhe usual balsams; it is only half-v cfowri ‘ d bbttle; "• This marvellous remedy is on sale at all the" leading grocofs and stores in 1 the town, find'ip, every district; and township from thef East Chfie down to Hastings.*