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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVI, Issue 194, 16 August 1912, Page 5

LUNG AND .THROAT COUGHS. TREATMENT FOR BOTH. Where a cold has entered the system, no matter by what route, a j cough is sure to follow. The Lung Cough is Nature's effort to dislodge the phlegm which is blocking up the delicate air cells of the Lungs, thus f rendering free breathing impossible. pThe dry Throat Cough is caused by : the imtation and inflammation of , the throat so common- in cases of cold. No matter how deeply rooted the cold, and how severe the cough, both can be promptly and efficiently ; routed by Baxter's Lung Preserver. I Swallowed slowly, a dose immediately [ relieves inflammation. Ita balsamic ! and soothing qualites have immediate ! effect upon the throat, destroying the irritation which causes the throat ; oough. ■■Further,, it thins the phlegm and promotes easy ex- ; wctomtion, thus _ assisting the • Lungs and relieving the neees- ■ sity for the -Lung Cough. On top of this, Baxter's Lung Preserver acts as a tonic and braces up the system against fresh colds. It is the , king among Cough Cures—acts swift- ; ly, surely and safely. Every home should have a bottle of Baxter's al- , ways at hand for coughs and colds of every description. Price Is 10d large siko bottle, from all chemists, or post f™>e from J. BaxMr, Victoria Street, Christchurch.—Aclvt. , .