Malaria’S After-Effects

Not many people, living for lengthy periods in the Pacific Islands, can escape malaria.

The fever, in itself, is not serious; but some times its after-effects are of an undesirable and lasting character. When the after-effects take the form of rheumatism and allied ail ments (as they not infrequently do) the suf ferer is glad to know of new medicines and treatments. To such, an announcement in this issue by Messrs. Leslie Bray, Ltd., about the merits of “Rev” may be interesting. It is claimed that “Rev” is an efficacious liniment, and gives remarkable results” in rheumatism, sciatica, and similar troubles.