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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 158, 5 July 1921, Page 3

RETURNED SOLDIER'S HEALTH. One legacy of the late War is noticein the weakened constitutions of many of our returned men. Exposure, privation, and the effects of poieon-gas, have, in most eases, impaired the men's health. Here, again, the remarkable curative properties of Baxter's Lung Preserver 1 are demonstrated in an emphatic manj ne'r. Just recently a Returned Soldier, who was always sneezing, was induced to take "Baxter's" to cure his annoying trouble. A few doses of this sterling remedy worked wonders, and he received welcome relief from the complaint. What Baxter's Lung Preserver has done for this Returned Soldier, it will do for all sufferers from colds, coughs, bronchial and chest affections It is pleasant to take, yet powerful in action —gets to the root of the hacking cough or chronic cold, and gives instant relief. During chilly winter, this rich, warming specific is a real necessity in every home. Get a large 2/6 bottle now from your chemist or grocer. —Ad. (36) All down the East from sea to sea, Where'er onr dusky brothers be In every tongue they proudly tell How "Pepcure" keeps them fit and weH, 'Mid tropic heat miasma steams Along their sluggish, swampy streams. The stifling lung-stress to endure, . t They all take Woods' Great peppermint Cure. (Ad.) " Create an atmospnere of Nazol abour„„ to th_t you constantly inhale ityou so that you cheat o . the „ the morning protects you against J.HnuT _ern_i. It is ! _ood for coughs, colds, sore throats, etc 'jU__