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Sun (Christchurch), Volume VII, Issue 1872, 13 February 1920, Page 7

INFLUENZA.

PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES. 1 Much can be dono to minimise th« risk of Influenza spreading if people realise the importance of the fact that a healthy person is far less likely to contract this malady than one whoso system is run down. Unfortunately too often a person imagines that they are in perfect health when really their" blood is in a most impoverished statej or, again, they may feel a "little rua down" without realising that their system is considerably weakened and liable to contract any disease that may be prevalent at that time. During theso times of influenza it is most important that the whole body should be in tiptop condition. This can be attained by enriching the blood, and no finer preparation for tliis purpose can be obtained than Loasby Nerve Tonic and Blood Enrichor. This excellent preparation makes rich, red blood with which to nourish the whole body; at tho same time it tones up the nerves and strengthens the body to resist any infection. Sold by all chemists and stores, 2/6 and 4/6 a bottle, or from Loasby and Co., Chemists, opposite Ballantyne 'a. ,0