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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 283, 26 August 1919, Page 6

On Sunday Mr. John Bissell iukl Miss Bissett commenced a fortnight's mission in Kent Terrace Presbyterian Church. ■Meetings will be held every eveiliiij; except Suiuvday, at 7.15.

AFTER-EFFECTS 01' INFLUENZA. Thousands of influenza victims nr-i confronted to-day with the problem ol ridding their bodies of the after-effect* of tho disease. In many ensps Hid dis«iso touchcd lightly, but the nftci effects aro severe. Normally bright and cheerful people Jiavo become depressed and melancholy, food distresses thcru, and their sleep is broken and nnrestI'ul. They develop "nerves" 100, and unusual noises startle them. Tho blood is the body's most dependable weapon in tho fight against disease, and when Hie enemy is as violent as Influenza, llio blood is generally jii'cUy well spent. At limes a. good blood builder, a careful diet, plenty of fresh air and exercise are necessary to restore strength to the body. There is no better blood builder Ibnn Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. They contain just the elements needed to build i.p llui idood and restore the' lost colour and vitality. New energy circulate.! th'.ougli the system with the enriched lilood tho heart slops its alarming palpitating, col, our returns lo cheeks mid hp;. Nothir.i nioro is needed except sunlight, good air, proper food and rest. .Send to-day to the Or Williams' Medicine Co., Box SIS, G.P.1)., Wellington, for the free booklet, "Diseases of Ihe Blood." Your own chemist or sto"» keeper sells the pills, or they will bn sent, post paid, at 3s. per box, oil hoses IBs. Gd.—Advt.