LUNGS CLOGGED WITH PHLEGM,

Taranaki Herald, Volume LV, Issue 13921, 27 March 1909, Page 10

LUNGS CLOGGED WITH PHLEGM,

THROAT SORE AND INFLAMED. A Chrlstchurch resident sceptical of cure until h<* tried Baxter's Luug Preserver, MR. RAMSEY, Victoria Street, 8/12/08, writes: To Mr. J. Baxter. Dear Sir,— l feel it my duty to write and thank you for tho good I have received from your Lung Preserver. Some years ago I contracted a severe cold, and after trying many new remedies that wer« advertised I was no better off than before. My Kings seemed clogged with phlegm, and my throat was sore and inflamed. I vras pretty sceptical when I rend your advertisements. However, I speculated in a shilling bottle of your Lung Preserver, and I must confass it seemed as if the medicine was made specially to suit my ease. The sore throat disappeared with the first bottle, and by the time the second bottle was done ray chest was free from phlegm and I was feeling quite mfself again. I always keep a bottlo beside me, and take a dose at the first sign of a cold, and in this way have successfully combated colds and influenza ever since. — (Signed) W. RAMSE^ &48ti Distjnctiveness of style, gracefulness and attractiveness of figure, combined with perfect freedom and comfort-, is desired by every woman, and the _.D. Corset has a world-wide reputation for imparting these great essential points to the wearer. Science and skill wave combined to render P.D. Corsets absolutely unrivalled for durability — the? will wear considerably longer than an* other mak# for first-class job printing cull at th* Herald Offu*