SOUTH AFRICAN PROBLEMS.
• BOTHA. ORiTTICTSED. CAPETOWN. August 28. The majority of tJie newspapers in the Transvaal describe Ml- Louis Botha's speech as tactical and restricted to electioneering exigencies and urge the need of enunciation of a definite policy on national problems. You become a nuisance to, other people as well as to yourself when you cough and cough, and if you neglect it,' you may lay the foundation for a troublesome illness. Start treating your winter cough at the-first siffn with Baxter's Lung Preserver. If you will ask your grocei^for a. Is 10d bottle and try a few doses, you Avill prove the value of this wonderful remedy for yourself.—Advt.
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Thames Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 14611, 29 August 1913, Page 5
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