HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXII, Issue 12437, 9 April 1908, Page 7

HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

HOW TO TREAT A COUGH.

Coughing is nature's effort to removo tlie phlegm or mucous from the inflamed surface of the lungs. W hen the mucos is thick it clings tenaciously to the weakened air passages, and requires -quite a paroxysm of coughing to release it. Constant coughing Tio f only exhausts the sufferer, but leaves the delicate tissues of the lungs very sore, and tender, and weafker than ever to' combat the cold. Lung Preserver is the scientific method of curing a cough. This valuable medicine goes straight to the seat of the trouble and renders coughing quite unnecessary, because it thini the^ phlegm before it leaves the lungs, and stimualtes the mucos membrane to throw it off. It 6peedily reduces the inflammation, soothes the lungs, and drives the cold out.

A tickling co.ugh is caused through inflammation in the throat, but can be speedily relieved by the right remedy passing over the affected surface. Every one who has used Baxter's L'.mg Preserver knows what a delightful sense of comfort this medicine gives to the inflamed organs. The relief is immediate. It never fails, never disappoints. It's famous because it euros. It will cure yoti.