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AND CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY. ITS EFFECT. its dangers: english and continental ADVICE. The- increased: mortality- last season READ. REFLECT. REMEMBER. Rest, warmth and quiet are the three AGONY, MEDICAL MEN INTERVIEWED. ENGLISH AND CONTINENTAL remeMB ER. ' UCK ° F ADVICE. . These questions are best answered by The increased: mortality last season Rest, warmth and quiet are the three Before we can sympathise with others several eminent medical men in pub- from Lung Affections following attacks sovereign remedies for this disease, we must have suffered ourselves. No lished interviews. The most important o f. Influenza emphasizes more than ever and the best preventives of its one cani reahse the suffering attendant points emphasized by the doctors are the necessity, for nursing an initiatory secondary complications. Go to bed on •aniarttack of Influenza unless he has theso- cold and remain in bed until well on the way had the actual experience. I hare-w-Influenza is highly infections. Especially since- the advices from toward recovery. Two or three days probably no disease that causes so Jiuch Influenza stimulates other diseases. England,. The Continent, and America in bed when you first contract the physical and mentafcagony, or whichso., Influenza has an extraordinary effect indicate that there has been raging in disease is better than two or three successfully defies; medical ?ud. All on the mental function. ;all those countries an epidemic of weeks later on. Also take a double danger from Influenza, however, mly Ir.r.uenaa picks out the weak points Influenza of the most virulent type, dose of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy be avoided by the prompt, u » of . in a person's constitution. It is only natural that Australia will to begin with and then the regular dose Chamberlains Cough Kern u ih& The victims of influenza are adults ■i n turn have the same. every hour. If it should nauseate, pain in the chest disappears, the fever who perish from pneumonia or bron- It is well to take into account in such discontinue it until the nausea subsides s u bs > des . and the whole body becomes chiris and ihe aged who sink from connection, that our winter months are and then take it in smaller doses or more comfortable. - Many persons find heart exhaustion. generally considered the most fatal for less frequently. Before going to bed , themselves affected with a persistent Children while prone to the disease, pneumonia, especially when influenza take two of Chamberlain's Stomach cou « h aft f* »**■ attack of Influenza As enioy comparative immunity i'sora its j s prevailing even in mild epidemic and Liver Tablets and bathe the feel( thlß cough cuw bo promptly cured, by complications and. dangers. form. in water as warmascan be cornfortablv theuacof Chamberlain sfctoighßcme^fc Influenza shows a decided- tendency Thus far we haveescapeda visitation borne. If the attack is a severe one !t shou]d not be " !owed unfal to relapses, a feature to which the indi- of a virulent form of the latter maladv, take sulphate of quinine in doses of two !t oecomes troublesome. Among the: rcct fatality of the disease fein. a great but there is. abundance of time and grains each, every four hours, for a tena of thousands who have used this measure due. Alcoholic stimulants at opportunity for the development of a few days. It will keep up the vitality oi-n.y severe unnecessary but positively harmful. aftermath of alarming mortality. An attack of influenza seems to ren- The effective treatment of an der the individual more liable to con- nar y 'cold' is a matter of a day o tract the disease from future exposure, against a possible subsequent sic The attack comes on with lightning for weeks, like speed. A person in apparently The indications of a severe -itta tens of thousands who have used this remedy, not one case has ever been jpidemic. with the usual and enable the system to withstand ih". "Tortedthat has resulted in pneumoaia* that, lias not recovered. What Follows. like speed. A person m apparently The indications of a severe attack of You should always hive a bottle oi ! wlLOn '" lis im peraiswcre cougn, perfect health is suddenly overcome influenza arc headache, chilliness, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in the' w)l,ch IS not ° n!y dan S e ( roU3 but bv a feeling of discomfort. He feels general muscular pains, fever, sore house. You tell just Vhe hour I annoy,njr ' Chamberlain's Cough chilly or shakes with the rigor worthy throat, cough and systemic lassitude. you will need it, for vou do not knt)W j Kemedy has been used most extensively, of an ague. His head aches. There When those show themselves no time when you will take "cold. You could !" ml a,wa >' t5 Wlth success for the rehet Often it is the persistent cough, .vhich is not only dangerous but >.nnoying. Chamberlain's Cough are pains in his eyeballs and other | t» 1c lo.;;; and the p.ilient should not bring homo a hotter present ih.in symptom■; characteristic of the disease I give up' work at once and promptly Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It may and cure of this cough. boou follow. V/ 3.11 s3'v vUi LU» GonmeiXL' at first symptom.ace li:;.;.;elf under proper medical not be needed to-day, but what about, j EVERY DOTTLE GUAiIAi'JTH2D« re. tomorrow? Colds come into every) ' - There is no danger whatever of any home. Ee .prepared for them. Bel If you fail to get beneficial res-tlu nous consequences from an attack iif|sure and have a bottle of Chamberlain' ■ oltlir us ' n S two-thirds of a bottlu of .luenza wn«:n Cban-.-eriain's Cough ! O-i-'h Kcn.ody atways on baud. i CHAMBERLAIN'S serious consequences trom an attack et in.luenza wiicn Chamberlain's Cough Renu'dy is u-*od, a.-, u counteract.* an'. Ch.unceriain's Cough Uunudy. londencv towards pneumonia. T1.,» Thousands have u*eJ this Ron ; ed> h j; , it i mil(lil|lt ly |,rov .in Uunng the last tew years, and we hu\e , • n yet to learn of ii si :ill -ioca*e where ihe> »>»"> <heii.«nd.i ot eases duni.g tiu were not pleased. epidemic of 11-.o i>n_'„ few yeuw. Ee prepared for them. Be i If you fail to get beneficial »■«•.« x.';.t ,d have a bottle of Chamberlain'! nritv u * in 8 two-thirds of a i>oltl« of Ron.ody atw.ys on lujuL \ CHAMBERLAIN'S BERLAIiV'S COUCH I2F EPY , accenting Cu tin action, return >t in yo—r .y declared free from all jjo.*<„.. i Ul -' o '« jr , onJ S et y° ur money back. It :a _ , , L. ■ , , 0 <\-..d larrvn tor its prompt caret w O .»;.y declared free from all uo.**.. i J<"*l*r anJ get your money bach - , , ~ i , L , <V:tl l;:i-ri>n tor its prompt ci SoL Everywhere 1/0. ; ,_j and CfOU^
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9141, 17 July 1908, Page 2
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