WEED AT ROTORUA.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume II, Issue 122, 8 May 1912, Page 2

WEED AT ROTORUA.

A speculator who was recently in the North Island inspecting a large tract oi land tells how he was permanently cured of a chest trouble at Rotorua. “I was ridi-’g over rough North Island yards for sei oral weak:;,” ho said, “and it is indeecl fatiguing work. f was in the saddle from sunrise to sunset—dragging an unwilling pack-horse behind me —slashing tli rough straniplards a-rd si-aping in the'open. 1 mad? a thorough investigation c.f th? land, Rut it was work that taxed niy physicai strength and endurance to the utmost. Sleeping one night on pretty damp iand, J picked up a severe cold, :unl every nigiit aft.-r that I was kept awake with incessaut coughing. By the time I got into Rotorua 1 was pretty b:vl —my chest .seemed inflam-ed—-my throat tickled and my coughing hurt me. It was impossible for me i<> proceed further. I felt ill all day, and coughed aii night, till one night I thought of Baxter's Lung Preserver. Next morning I got a bottle, and just one. for it cured me. I was surprised at its ouick action. I was instantly relieved. and from that on I was not troubled in the slightest with a cough. T have reckoned that the 1 10 T spent on Baxter’s saved me pounds, for I should have certainly l-c-n a case for the doctor in a little while.” Baxter’s Lung Preserver is sold at al! chemists and stores —you try it for your cold. 1 10 the large-sized bottle.