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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 270, 9 August 1920, Page 3

COLD CAUSES AND HUMAN 4TRITLTBR. Before a cold can take its. place in the head .or body two conditions must exist: First, the presence of bacteria, and second, a lessened resisting power. : The nose—Nature's air-filter—fpmxds against the germ's entrance. However, no one breathes entirely through the nose, and so the cold-germs enter. Even then, if in good health one is usually eafe. It is when the strength to effectively combat the germs is absent that the trouble starts. . This strength' is never missing if you tako Baxter's Lung Preserver. "Baxter's" promptly removes- the bacteria and then regenerates your germ-resisting power!. It builds up n healthy condition of the lung membrane and keeps it Wealthy,, thereby making you immune from the attacks of cold. "Baxter's" is also an effective remedy, for cough and throat troubles,'and also possesses splendid tonic value for, keep-, ing the whole system in trim. Kich, and red, thick rind wanning, and pleasant to the taste—no inducement is needed to get the kiddies to take this medicine remedy. They all lova it. To4ay, get from your chemist or store a large 2s. Gd. bottle of "Baxter's."— Advfc,

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