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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 213, 7 September 1921, Page 7

THE INFLUENZA OUTBREAK. WILL IT SPREAD? Upon reading tlie recent newspaper reports of influenza outbreaks in various places, people are asking each other if there is likely to be another serious I epidemic here. There is absolutely no need for a 'panic. Baxter's Lung Preserver ie obtainable at all chemists and grocers tbroUflfh-jut New Zealand, and is an effective preventive of influenza. '' If taken in the early stages. Baxters Lun<* Preserver arrests the disease before it jiets a grip. Bronchial soreness, a feature of the recent outbreaks, cannot resist the ! gentle, soothing influence of this old and proven remedy. "Baxter's" quickly heals all rawness and inflammation of chest and lungs; stops the dreadful tifkling sensation in the throat; eases breathing, and routs even deep-seated coughs and chronic colds. Another important feature of Baxter's I.iinjr Preserver is tliqt while it brings relief, it also builds up the system to I avoid a relapse and fortifies it against ! future attacks of disease. '-Baxter's" is I i genuine tonic as well as a lung prej server. Ask your chemist or grocer for "Baxter's."' A big bottle for 2/fl, every- , where.—(Ad.) (43) '; People subject to bronchitis will find this method of using Xazol to give them wonderful relief: Mix 15 to 20 drops of Xazol with small teaepoonful of pure olive oil, and rub it freely and gently all over the chest and between' the shoulders and round the throat and neck, anc , I then cover with flannel or silk" handkerchiefs. Do this night and morning for two#or three days. Its effect will be : wonderful. For very young children use only 10 to 12 drops of NaioL^Ad.)