A CItANK AND A COLD A very trying member in a. certain .household believed in leaving everything to nature. No medicine of any kind would she tolerate, whatever her condition. She suil'ered from n neglected cold, however, which made her such a nuisance and a menace that tho family presented her with a bottle of Baxters Lung Preserver, and insisted on her taking it. She found it pleasant to take, and in spite of herself felt relief from the very lirst dose. She is now a keen "Baxters" enthusiast. It is foolish and dangerous to neglect a cold. Take "Baxters" and stop that distressing, weakening ami germ spreading cough at. once. "Baxters" gets quick results with beneficial after effects, due to its tonic action. "Baxters" is 011 sale in three sizes everywhere. Got "Baxters" and got better. —Advt.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23994, 18 June 1941, Page 3
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