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Sun (Christchurch), Volume VI, Issue 1735, 5 September 1919, Page 7

CONTRACTING SICKNESS.,FACTORS AFFECTING THE SPREAD OF AN EPIDEMIC. The fact that when a number of people are exposed to the same infection some will contract sickness, white others are immune, is not so curious as it at first appears. The hums.n body has the power to resist disease in varying degree's. This power is partly constitutional and partly the outcome of immediate condition. When the blood is impoverished—"run down" is the usual term —bodily resistance is reduced and the risk of "catching" and. prevalent illness. -„ greatly increased. With the approaching change of sear" it is now time to strengthen the bl and tone up your system. Not o will your bodily and mental vigour thus increased, but the risk of < tracting influenza, or similar ilia will be reduced to a minimum. this purpose, no preparation is so i cessful as Loasby's fl Nerve Tonic i Blood Enricher." It strengthens system and makes rich, red blood, feeling at all run-down, you she immediately secure a bottle and 1 it according to the directions. You buy the Loasby Nerve Tonic and Bl Enricher at All Chemists and Stc 2/6 and 4/6 a bottle—or from li and Co., Chemists, Colombo Street', Ballantynes).