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Taihape Daily Times, 16 October 1918, Page 5

What is the matter with drink anyway? Is it the name of the Licensee, the location of the Bar, the hours of sale or 'the amount of Revenue received? No! The trouble is that Alcohol is a poison. It paralyses nerve, warps moral judgment, dims sight, dulls hearing, blunts affections and destroys self control. Whether brewed in a private or public vat, alcohol is a physical menace. The drinker is affected exactly in the same way whether the Bar tender is paid by the local publican or by the Minister of. Public Houses. His self-control is weakened just as readily by Alcohol whether drunk at the corner public house or in a place adorned by the King’s Coat of Arms. Prohibition, not State Control, is the remedy for the ills of drink!—(Advt.) Before the" ‘ ‘ annual cold ’ ’ grips you inhalation—either way it is a splendid get NAZOL. Take it on. sugar, or by safeguard. 1/6 buys 60 doses.