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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9856, 25 July 1914, Page 6

# We cannot be too cmpnatio in our assertion that "Baxter's Lune Preserver ieally does cttre cough 9 and cold*." For over fifty years it has been used by the public, and has proved an unfailing remedy for head coldg- and chest oolds. Even in stubborn cases it never fails to give relief, and if token in the early stages it almost immediately affects a complete cure. When bottle mi the house. Sold by alt chemists and storekeepers at to lOd & large bottle, There are some articles that should be in every house, and a reliable specific for coughs and colds is one. ti you have to run out to the chemist when you need a dose the cold is almost sure to be neglected until it has obtained a firm hold. In the selection of a cough remedy you cannot do better, than rely on one that has proved itself for. over fifty ears to be an unfailing cure— Jaxters Lung Preserver. Even with stubborn col J - * * " Preserver is sold by all ohemrfts andetorekeepers at Is lOd for a large bottle; or it c*» be ordered direct from J. Baxter and Chemists. Christchurch.—Advt.

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