"BAXTER'S" FOR LONDON FOG.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18498, 7 September 1923, Page 4

"BAXTER'S" FOR LONDON FOG.

L '~ ... Here is an apt illustration of the widff-fe spread popularity., of Baxter's Lung Pr&il server:—■ '■ '' ' Mr. D. A. Gulliver, , a noted London journalist, : emphatically declares, that for coughs, colds, and influenza there "is nothing in the metropolis to equal Baxter's Lung Preserver. . In writing for.*;! further supply of "Baxter's," Mr. Gulliver states: ; < 4 1* ''The ihick, impenetrable logs we get. here soon play havoc with one's constitution, aaid : unless a reliable remedy such as Baxter's Lung Preserver .is at hand,':; one is constantly threatened with colds,9 coughs and a hundred and one others complaints. . I have experimented with nearly every remedy on the market heN. ;; and I a;n convinced that for. an all-rouud.. bronchial and chest specific. Baxter 3 Lung Preserver stands alone." Such .. an; unbiassed . recommendation ;aS this is ; surely invaluable testimony the worth of ''Baxter's''..'-as an : antidote ; ,; for: chronic colds, • coughs, chest V; and throat, affcctions. Baxter's Lung' .Fft*server gets right to the root of J sever#;? colds in double quick time, and 'relw*4 is immediate and lasting. v. :"Baxter's" is also , more - than- a ccuch remedy—it is a grand' tonic ■ as' well. One short course starts the rich- e § blood I coursing through v : your veins, 1 **?-:[ gives you a great ' big dividend of &nd'. happiness. . Ask your 'olies»sC|gp| frocer ; for 3' Baxter's 1 ; Lung Preserver. « ( d large bottle. Family size 4s