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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 106, 29 January 1919, Page 9

■ '-Its Seriousness to | ■ and' the,Best.Way to^Cfiiard.;.-,^' '•.;• ■■■. •■.'•' Against It' ■ j '' - fl According ; to ; medical "/:. .icgDftf. ;f cabled from all:.the gfeat ji 5 civilisation, a ;very Serious, epidemic./-dLi j [ influenza is ravaging tHe human race* -jj I It is deadly in effect/ often : seizing' "■ its; ! victim to-day and ending his.life to-' H -morrow; Its intense effect seems- the j same in; any country, climatic influence j or difference of. latitude having no effect.. I upon it •■ ; -. /;\:; f ...... .. ;, ■;. .;/,■ ... i J It should Be ■ unnecessary to tell; the public I of New Zealand-that the man ot woman ; whose blood is the; test afmed against ; : ;, i this epidemic. Poor anaemic blood is the surest : -medium to epidemic disease; Corrupt blood v I .assists contagion, and those 'people who have; I ' iri; their; wisdom taken and are taking the. Mood-purifying medicine, 'Clements Tonic, . will be the ; best able 'to resist the : '-disease. '•■■' Tonic 'riot pnly keeps the bloody a pur;e, itkeeps the system"/.healthy .too,. !v ; ,;;r ' Facts , to Remember—Keep theblpod pure, and avoid this ailment. The body i whose powers of resistance.are cireat is least liable to infeotion. Bac 1 ,, blood in : the system becomes a home for the germsof "catching" or infectious ailments, ■ The poorer the bloodj the richer the breeding ground for the' ravages of ' this ailment with its distressing aches, p'airis, temperature, chilts, and cough. To keep the blood non-infectious, pure, cqol, ,'pnd. the heajth" J generally good, always take CLEMENTS TONIC. ~'.'..A,\healthy body.js-fore-armed against, disease,in any. shape.or form. ■ ;Al|- Chemists:. and. ■ ■ ; j . Stores.sell this one great remedy in New' Zealand. '■""■ ■ ""~ : '■''?■*. ' . ! Clemente Tanio.W., Rozelle/N.S.W. •.:>■■■'■' •'■ •"•; '•••• •' : : ' ■"" : TS an'INVALUABLE'MEDICINE in all cases of -Lung 'Worms, Tape -'■'■ ' Worms, Thread Wormp Scour, iand all Inte6ttfiali)i9easeeiji §Be'e>, u -' ? Hoggets, and Young Cattle'.. ■ ■•,-■■ .■■'"••::■. •■■-!' ■'■■' ■■* '■' ■;:,.; The' disease of. Lung AVorm.alone destroys . pf ..elieep".'...'; 'evejy year in' New Zealand.'" . , a; , v .,,, ~ L .'■).,•-..'■•"' --, '.< THIS MORTALITY CAN BE EEDTJCED TO .THE MINIMUM, ■by-us-.'v>^ ~ing. OAT.ES .DKBNCH... It,has been thoroughly'triedfby theJargcst ehcep- : ..'.breeders in.the North great success, tie the numerous teati-:sj ; . .moniak will-Bliow. ■■• . ,-: i :-• ■ •; ■'' ■~■ ••.•; ■'••• •.'•■■;-■: 1 '/ ; V.Put up in:..4-GALLON TlNS"a.t'lss,'PEß'TlN—sufficient , Kr 300'eheep.' :' ■• '. : x- ; ■■'■■-■ ; -SOLE AGENTS.' V..';!.'■■.'.",.'. "..!,. 'I^.■'.».. •.» ~. . . . ■ •■ • •.. '■■:■'. •/'.■; .'!".■../ ". '.'. ' ..".-i" \°~ ■.'■■r.BS '■ • . •'• .' . :■■■'' : "■'•'' ■■ ■"'■ .■.-i..r. .'■:■ ... ■.' 'i.'.ciu. , ..* '.'. : '.B,'" •,' ' ; ' ' ..:. '-. . '■ ■ ' ■"; ■■■"'■ • ; ' '-.' ■:.•-■'."■■■■••' •:•.■ ■:■.••;' " I :' 'Aye hiTO just'opeinetra niost artistic ; seriesiof W-ailpapers'-. r ■•: ■' ' |-V .•'■■•■.■- BY' ENGLAND'S FOREMOST. DESIGNER. . | 1 Our Wallpaper Studio. WILL DELJGHT THE E¥E. ■'■' I ■'■"■•■■• : '' •: ''' ■.. ■■': ' ' ' '■'..". ' "■'"' '■■■'■■' ■ ;'v-. S ..Call and'inspect our Bedroom designa.in.. "Bedford" ..Stripe >j:ith. .. ;•.'■'■ I ••■»■;■'.: CHARMING- BORDERS.'- Thoy must, appeal to .people of 'taste. " •,*■'■ R| ;•■..«'., '■■■■•,•■■- ' ' ■ -. ' " ' ■ '■ ' ij- ■' \' . ,i ' .}. -,-:K ;; I OilandColour Merchants, etcj.Manners St^ ■.Wellington; S[ 'j ',;.;. '." : . . EXTRA HEAVY- ■-rV'.Mi Malthoid is better (ply for ply) Ihnn any other portable. Roofing,- i' Wβ ':' supply free with-each' roll Jgal. cement paint and 21b, Jin. naile. Mai-''.";.;. thoid has been in constant and successful use as a Roofing since -1884. ■ >■ '■ P. &B. ASPHALT SATURATED FELT ; s & BUILDING PAPERS THE BEST ; j! AGENTS.' OPP. TOWN HALL,'■WELLINGTON.',- i;