SMALLPOX.

Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 15120, 14 August 1913, Page 8

SMALLPOX.

Few diseases ha ve been so destructive to human Jii'c as smallpox, and it has ever been regarded with horror alike flora its faiaiity, its loathsome accompaniments, and disfiguring effects. .< In these times cf 'Linger, with the prospect of malignant microbes appearing in our midst, it is a wise and necessary precaution to keep our blood pure and heaithy and tree of germs. '"Flucnzol." the most effective antidote to microbes of disease is a safe preventive against infection, A full dose of this sterling remedy should be taken each morning upon rising, and the medicine momentarily gargled before .being . swallowed, 'lhis has a very cooling and refreshing effect. '•'Fluenzol" contains- powerful germicidal properties: in a palatable form, and is readily assimilated into the blood. "FJuenzol," by destroying the microbes of djsease latent in the system, reaches the seat of the trouble and rapidly reduces the temperature. By the regular use of this and healthgiving medicine, there is no chance of dangerous germs getting a hold. ''Fluenzol" is entirely free from narcotics, and can with safety be given to children. The numerous (unsought) letters of commendation received by the Proprietary from wall-known people and published in the daily press, clearly show that "Fluenzor" can be relied upon in an emergency. Among the many euros definitely reported may be mentioned ir.iiuenzn, malaria, laryngitis, tciisilitis, diphtheric throat, hoarseness and loss of voice, goitre, croup, nasal catarrh. i>.ll of which arc due to the presence of disease germs in the system. The public are warned against taking medicines which merely soothe without curing. Why run the risk of becoming infected when "F'iuenznl" is so easy to out.nin from your chemist or grocer at Is. fvl. or •_>-. (id. per bottle, and so pleasant ■•>ud easy to U\Le. 93