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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIX, Issue 29, 4 February 1915, Page 4

I Watson's No. 10 whisky is of unvarying quality, and has a mellow maturity rich flavor, and purity thati pleases the connoisseur.—Advt.

"A LAWYER REASONS BY PRECEDENT, otter folk by.cause »nd effect." — Yovi combine the rr«6* valuable lessons of each when yo\. reason "Martell's^-no

SINCERITY

Few of us. admire a "gushy" person; a simple grateful expression tor" a favor done is mucli more ,to be desired than a string of sentences that; show insincerity. This ' user of" Baxter's Lung Preserver evidently means all she says:—"l had a fearfulcold on the chest for several weoks, but felt relieved after taking yonr remedy for two days; on the third day I hardly.coughed at all, and before■ the. end of the week I realised fchafe the trouble had entirely disappeared/*

The letter ended with grateful thanksand a request for another' Is lOd hottle, which she said she would "keep* handy."—J. Baxter and Co., Christ^ church.—Adrfc.