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NZ Truth, Issue 473, 11 July 1914, Page 3

"Why should there bo 'so many young j girls m ill-health?" Such was theques- j tion earnestly dismissed at a Mothers' Meeting a few days ago. It was acknow - ledged to be due to the pressure of modern strenuous life. One of the best re- j medics advocated was tho home treatment as used by the Ladies' College of j Health, which has restored thousands of girls to perfect health. The College holds numerous unsolicited testimonials which may bo seen by those Interested. Book telling all about It sent post free to any address if 2d remitted for postage. Send letters to Uept. T, Ladles' College of Health, 54 Oxford-street, j Sydney.* A professor of economics was discoursing eloquently on tho need of leadership In all things, and plunged Into a discussion on tho essentials of leadership. "What," ho sxclalmed, "is the characteristic' of all born leaders | — tho first essential to successful i leadership?" Ho paused that the question and its Import might be fully appreciated. "What is it?" he asked again. A small voice, coming from the rear of tho room, answered cheerfully, "Real ability to satisfactorily explain what tho other fellow says about you!" An interesting story was told to us by a Dunedin lady tho other day. "My husband had been suffering from a cold for some time and was beginning to regard it as chronic when a friend recommended him to take Baxter's Lung Preserver. The first dose gave relief, and before the bottle was finished he was quit* oored." This is not an isolated case; Baxter's Lung Preserver la curing stubborn coughs and colds all over New Zealand to-day— and It will cure yours. Your storekeeper or chemist will supply you with a m lOd bottlo or you can writo for it direct to J. Baxter, afod Co., Chemists, Chrittcburch^, * 123