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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 137, 6 December 1918, Page 4

INFLUENZA CONVALESCENCE. Strengthen the weakened lungs and throat, rebuild the wasted and broken tissues, soothe the strained membrane, and heal the scare bronchial passages— this a course of Baxter's Lung Preserver will do for the influenza convalescent | promptly and perfectly. This sterling, j highly recommended specific is composed of harmless ingredients—harmless to the body, but not so to the convalescent' 3 health-enemies. , I^esides putting the affected organs right, it has a vitalising tonic effect, on the system. The constitution thus strengthened is more able to ward off any further attacks cf the "flu" ; therefore, the danger of a relapse 19 brought clown to an absolute minimum. Baxter's can be given with safely I to the weakest convalescent or to' children. They need no inducement to take this rich, red, warming mediciue, for it is very pleasant to the taste. A large bottle of this fifty-year-old remedy costs only 2s 6d at all chemists' und stores. No conv;ile»«mt should be without v bottle. Get one to-day,—Adyt.