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Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13663, 30 March 1908, Page 2

HOUSEHOLD HINTS. HOW TO TREAT A COUGH. Coughing is nature's effort to remove the phlegm' br mucolis from the inflamed surface of the lungs. When the mucous is tbipk, i it ' clings tenaoiously to the weakened air passage*, and.requirei .quite a paroxysm of coughihg to release it. Constant J coughing not Onlu, exhausts v the; sufferer but leaves the delicate "tissues of the I lungs very sore.tnd tender^ and weaker th*a*v<sr to oomb*fc the cold. Baxter's Lung Preserver^ ia the sbientifie method of curing a cough. This valuable medicine goes straight to the seat of the trouble and ; renders coughing/ 1 Quite unnecessary, because.it thms the phlegm hefore 'it leaves the- lungs,' and stimulates the mupous membrane to -throw it off. It speedily .xeduoes the inflammation, soothes the lungs, and drives the cold out. A tioklinft cough is. caused through inflammation' in the throat, but 'can, be speedily relieved by the right.remedvpiussing- over the affected surface. Every bno who' has, used Baxter's Lung Preserves' knows what a delightful aejiße.. of, comfort this medicine, gives t,p the inflamed organs. The . relief is >, immediate. It never fails, never disappoints. It's famous because it cures. It will our? you.— Advt. ' ■ i