HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13636, 15 April 1908, Page 7

HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

HOW TO TREAT A COUGH.

Coughing is nature's effort to^remov© the phlegm or mucous from the infin i) icd surface of the lungs. tVhen tho mucous is thick, it clings tenaciously to the weakened air passages, and requires quit© a paroxysm of coughing to release it. Constant coughing not only exhausts the sufferer but leaves the delicate tissues of the lungs very sore tnd tender, and weaker than over to combat the cold. Baxter's Lung Preserver is tho scientific method of curing a cough. This valuable medicine goes straight to the seat of the trouble and renders coughing quite uilneeosfcary, because it thins the phlegm before it leaves the lungs, and stimulates the mucous membrane to throw it off. It speedily reduces the inflammation, soothes the lungs, and drives tho cold out. A tickling cough is caused through inflammation in the throat, but can ho speedily relieved by the right remedy passing over tire affected surface. Every one who has ir-jed Baxter's Lung Preserves knows whiit :i delightful sense of comfort this rmdtoino gives to the inflamed organs. Tho relief in immediate. It never fails, iueyer disappoints. Jp H famous because it cures. It will ouio you. — Advt.