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Colonist, Volume LVI, Issue 13391, 12 February 1914, Page 4

THE WHITE PLAGUE. . Tlie great White Plague, or Consumption, is commonly understood to commence from two causes, a loss of vitality and the simple everyday cold. So many people troubled with chest or head colds say, "Oh! I shall be all rip-lit very shortly, when the warm weather comes;" but colds are almost as prevalent in the hot season as in the winter time. You should never let your cold drag on, and with such an effective remedy as Baxter's Lung Preserver, there is no necessity for you to have it more than a day or so at the outside. A few doses of this winter remedy shows almost immediate results, and a single bottle at Is lOd cures. Ask your fJiemist or .st»rekeeper^or it.