"THE Infuenza Epidemic.

Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 4 July 1891, Page 3

"THE Infuenza Epidemic.

iif. »>\ y.o:im T>fL'>'fiis r.;.! ( s •.'Va'jii:? y..-.fi The influents 1 ttil^ Using infla«now>o< this iennblfe' malady havqriMlß9WA*he alarming dimeniioni fol a plague. . The distemper is of a powerfully de B trtdtl^'chafa(sterknd shatters its vietiiu£gjjtf*#s!fiil guddeness.. These verity of the visitation eolipses all previous attacks'. 4 The medical faculty fails tp, ab' count fb^t^e^utbreak^ and is powerte&^io control *Ub spread. Doctor?, Norses,* and hospitals are'doing everythinjt is6&sible fdi IVrffer^i (h.ot arejOTCrwhelmed by tbe>mali tituae crying bitterly, for relief. A def pat^ frpm, one, states that 300, peppl< diOTm one a«y;'this xrka about the daiij aTerage^afld the street wera orowded- with vdn&les carrying the dead to their: : leisj resting place ; and the sad Tacanoy of defiti iejjesged ; every, hopsehold. Such [trying ujseg as fhese- demand immediate »tten jUntistPP 49fll<ire iail, and the many adi vertjsetf cough and cold cures are '.onlj sedatives which interfere with the propel serections of the respiratory tract. Ke course must be had to a genuine stimulat ing restorative, which, whilst oaring thii gm>, will also strengthen and support the jfeftrtli andno article the world has so fai §e^io^n to Clements Tonic foi ' these effects, paring the great outbreak of influenza in Sydney in 1890, avei 50,000 bottles of Clements Tonic were con saraed, and its praises.were sung in ever] ojuarter as „fte .disease was . eomp'eielj stamped out by the use'of this remedy it four weeks. Such facts as these prove beyond, the ;doiibt of the; most unbelieving scentic, ;the value of Clements Tonic foi . UnM. Kellett, Paramatta - ■■' ' '■ .'-..::x-.v! U'kr h ,!:. : . •.■•.•:■= :■..■;-;

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