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Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13479, 26 July 1912, Page 5

HQW TO MAKE A'PERFECT COUGH CURE. To bo effective a cough cure must have five essentials. First, it must immediately relieve the soreness in the throat. Second, it must restore tho skin to its normal condition, enabling it to carry off waste matter from the system. (This must be done without rendering the system liable to fresh cold.) Third, it must loosen the phlegm, ami cause it to leave the lungs freely. Fourth, it must subdue all inflammation of tho throat, chest, and bronchial tubes. Fifth, it must bo a tonic, bracing up the system against fresh culds.' All these csßOijii.^l.s p.nrl more are contained in Baxter's Lung Preserver. This now famous- remedy wa.o, not made in a da" but years of experimenting were required to arrive at a formula in'which all tho ingredients worker! hannoniouslv. One teaspoonful of- Baxter's Lung Preserver swallowed slowly will immediately stop the most tickling cough. It restores the skin trf its natural condition again, thus relieving the lungs of extra duties. It thins the T>hlo.tnn and promotes expectoration. It subdiirs inflammation, and tones up the whole system. Any chemist or _storr» sells Baxter's Lung Preserver at Is lOd largo size bottlo, or it is procurable, post free, from J. Baxter and Co.. Ghristchureh.