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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 254, 21 July 1920, Page 3

"COLDS." THEIR CAUSE AND CUEE. The immediate cause ■of the common eold is the sudden ctosine of the pores of the skin, due to a chill—a draught, for instance. The poisons of the body are then unable to escape through the pores, but go inwards and produce irritation, and Nature endeavours to pass them off through the lung 6. This causes a "cold," with accompanying coughing. A speedv and efficient means of relieving congestion is to take Baxter's Lunij Preserver, which acts directly on the mngs, thins the phlegm, throws off inflammation, helps the lungs to carry off poisons. It also promotes the honilt'i of the ' hole system, brings its condition back to normal, and enables the skin to work in the natural way. Those who have used Baxter's lung Preserver call it the "magic miit'iro." because it ncls rapidly and like a charm. Test its merits—yon will be delighted. A big bottle is obtainable from yeur chemist or store. Price 2s. Cd.—Advt,

WHY SANDY STAYED AWAY I'EOJI CHURCH. "It's like tliis, Pnreon! I want to go alright, bnt ma cold's bo bud tli.it mn coughing and sneezing would only disturb the ineetin', and folks would no' hear the good sermon ye preach." Bat the reverend gentleman was not to be benten. The same evening he callcd on Sandy with a bottle of Tuiisicura, the great cure for coughs, colds, and pore throats. Did Sandy appear next Sunday? You who doubt liave little knowledge of the wonderful curing properties of Tussicura. No man has ever been afflicted with a cold that Tussicura won't cure—Advt. It's easier to keep fit than to regain lost health. Take SHAKLAND'S 13KEF, IRON AND WINE regularly and enjoy the best of health—Adrt,• ■