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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20309, 17 July 1929, Page 18

WAKEFUL NIGHTS. " BAXTER'S" FOR PEACE. A resident of a well-known suburb of "Wellington and his wife were visiting jsome friends in iho city the other day. During the conversation over the teatable the wife of-the town-dweller remarked: " My word, Don, you aio looking tired. Have you been working too hard "As ai matter of fact,'.' replied the suburban•ite, " the wife has had one of thoso beastly irritating coughs for several days and it has kept us both awake most of tho nights." "Oh well," said his wife, you won't be disturbed any more. When I was in town this afternoon I puchased a bottle of my old friend, Baxter f( Lung Preserver, and.havo already taken a doso. My throat feels better even now and I am sure that by to-morrow it will bo almost well. I have never found anything yet that beats ' Baxter's.' I really must remember to always keep a' ■bottle in tho house." " Baxter's" quickly heals all rawness •arid inflammation of chest and lungs 'stops the dreadful tickling sensation "m "tho throat, eases breathing and rotits •even deep-seated coughs and chronic •colds. Tho gentlo, soothing inflnencf of this good old remedy is invaluable. Baxter's Lung Preserver also possesses splendid tonic properties (hat help to build up the system to resist future attacks. Oct, a bottle of "Baxter's" to-day. All •chemists and stores, Generous-sized tooltip „<s 6d, or moro economical family *Uio 4s 6(1. BarWlnr Is 6d. Advt.