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Stratford Evening Post, Volume I, Issue 497, 20 July 1932, Page 6

Is nicotine poisonous? Well, what about the case of Alice Crawford, the young domestic, whose terrible death was recently recorded in London. One day the poor girl rushed into her mistress’s presence shrieking that she had been poisoned. Five minutes later she was dead. Appeared that her master kept a bottle of liquid nicotine in his room, used it to kill weeds. Curiosity evidently prompted deceased to taste it. Her Ups and tongue were badly burned. And this is the deadly poison so many men absorb into their systems every time they smoke their pipes. Taken that way nicotine is slow but sure —and every pipeful Of some tobaccos contains ah appreciable quantity of the poison! Why smoke such stuff when you can get New Zealand tobacco anywhere and which, owing to its being toasted, is practically free from nicotine, quite innocuous, and famous for flavour and fragrance? There are only four brands; Riverhead Gold, Navy Cut No. it, Cavendish, and Cut Plug No. 10. Bui' take care what you buy—there ara imitations.

“My valour is certainly going . , . T feel it oozing out . . . at the palms of my hands.” —Sheridan. Just how yiou feel with influenza coming: on! Quick, take Baxter’s Lung Preserver. This rich, red compound sends a comforting glow of warmth through the body, strengthens the system to throw off the attack ami avoid a relapse. Invaluable, too, for all chest and bronchial ailments. Getpt'he 1 large economical bottle at 4/6 for family use. Smaller sizes 2/C, 1/(1. All chemists and stores. —5.