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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 208, 2 September 1926, Page 14

THE ONLY MEDICINE HE TAKES. A Journalist , * Experience. ' A well-known Aucklan . journalist had 1 a distressing time with the "flu"—in I fact both hie wife and kiddie were also affected. In a recent letter he eta tee that " 'Baxter's" wae tha only medicine he ' took and remarked that if he woke up in the night with a coughing fit he would just take a dose of this well-known , I remedy and go off to sleep again like a | , "top." J Like t.housaiide of other New Zea-' landers this newspaper man is now an enthusiastic supporter of Baxter*? Lung 1 Preserver. Besidoe being unrivalled as a ; [ cough and cold rem r dy, "Baxter's" . possesses unique tonic properties that ; help to build one up after a bout of | j influenza. It is a rich, ed Warming' , compound that does good from the first' . doee. It eaees and soothes parched, throats 1 , and gives speedy relief to chest and bront chial ailments. j This fine old remedy hue been on the! i market for over 58 year*, and is now the favourit* throughout the Dominion. Good j i for all members of the family.. - j i You can obtain a generous-sized bottle I oi Baxter's Lung Preserver from any , [ chemist or otore for 2/6, or, better etill, get the more economical family size at ! 4/o.— (Ad^) i At the first sign of "flu" use Nazol freely.— I XA \