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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XIX, Issue 29, 17 April 1891, Page 28

COUGHS, COLD B, BRONCHITIS, &o. DR. DOBELL, SENIOR PHYSICIAN TO THE BROMPTON HOSPITAL , FOR DISEASES OF THB CHEST, says :— ■ —^^^"" < * >^^ P^^Bfck * "If ne could nip every Catarrh j^ 1 ' - """^*%atflflPff|^ * n the ott d> what a catalogue of ills me m A Cheap > Pleasant J^i^iflHl Wrf F«««t. And yet thu v not 1/ AN D sHßn^m Vc^ a thing when ne have a Bt n WKSIm ohance °f trying it. But, unfortuII t F FCCT UAL RE M E DV. WUSJsk natel y- <!old4 are thought so lightly of HH Jnnwffimlfk P ai ™ n t* that they seldom try to stop =!''^^^^"^^^^^'^^^^^^^^^^^^'^^^^jWßßMßßg! ''^^^^ "^^^^^ '^^^^^^^^^^^^ '^^^^jWßßMßßg hevi till they become severe, have I^i^V^^^^^v^^o^^ lasted an unusual time, or have pro\jjPfr Hw iff l ' i* ' ' * ' " ' ' ' ' 1 duced some complication. Nevertheless, WV) Mkv 3F 55fc^twuBBBEHIid I Relieve they would do belter in this ¥_ jfflWl M^^*'^*^^*" i *^^^MßHß res P ect {fthe y had more f aith in the fam^aijjli^^jl I i i i | | j | M fflsJmMmmP 08sibilit V °f 'topping Colds; if they |ffl H^|y— g -^\A^^f^^^^!rjMHßß|H knew that Colds could be stopped rrith f feJjjy^^frwNic Elixir lyinff in bed ' * taying «j }<**, <*- t llf~*^\*~~&Sfr M j3~7i/in JMWBMwKim any way interfering with business.' fTWH^r^^S \ZS*^Z^<> v-^^^wßH Spkkdily Removes Catark I H^tIEISE!PVI?YI.^9BH Acd even wh . ere W 3^ 7. 7^^ .^^.^^ 0111^' 0^' 0118 nave "risen, used ac meSS&xCZf^iZ?* I^^?^^ cordiog to the directioos, it P^®> FOR GQVOn&,§XwfiflmU pffectnally eradicates the B 6ronchitis, Asthma 7 mmmm complftict - rHqarseness, Whooping dr. ewaut writes: m OIFFJCI/LTY OF BREATHING 9 W&BmgM " I regard your Lung Preserver <w KiN 0 ALL AFFECTIONS QF THE \*WGsJsmmNKuM a reall y SS od preparation. In cases of wli BRONCHI jf Trathpa &, I a dvxiv WmmaHmk Asthma it quickly cuts short the parm ' ' "vm^B\F\ orvßin * n Chronic Bronchitis or W itteAL FhrMtf TOTHrPitrAruro C un r a mHKSSk Winter Gov S^ w useful; the disX hho ruBUC OPSAKIfi. WSmmmf md th f wheezin 9 and difficulty of t&y . WSHSflw™* breathing are greatly relieved by it. Nprioe— IS wd, 2S 0(1)46 Od & fts. J/mmBJfiJBmAIH Acute Bronchitis it is also beneWli ' ■ajjMßfifejißM fidal ; and whilst it tends to check Bf PREPARED ONLY BY wSm^mEi^ n fi aamma nn ' ** promotes cxpectoraffl «7 •B£IXT HXt y 'fffiHmlwßnl*'™ n an< * i^ lv * Te^^ eves difficult and WM E CMC AC HALL, VICTORIA STREET»^R^^^ laborious breathing so general in these Wba> ruDiCTr>uiiDr>L/ m t SSJlaa^^ attacks. As a Cough Medicine for l >ersm f of all a 3 ei if « excellent: -

SOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS AND STOREKEEPERS. IMPORTANT TO PURCHASERS Purchasers are requested to see that eac packet of Lung Preserver offered for salei s a fac simile of the above drawing, and that he words " Baxter's Lung Preserver, Christchurch," are blown in the bottle. Further, that the Wrapper of each packet of LUNG PRESERVER JOHN BAXTER, bears the proprietor's Trade Mark and Autogrph BOBT. W. BAXTER, along with the late proprietor's signature, thus — REFUSE ALL OTHERS AS COUNTERFEITS.

PUBLIC NOTICB. ACCOMMODATION FOR 100 PERSONS. IN thanking my many friends and the public generally for their liberal patronage duringthe past ten years, both at the Victorian and Southern Cross HoteU, I be? respectfully to inform them that I have taken a long leare of that conveniently situated and commodious Hotel, hitherto known as BARRETT'S, and eituatad at the corner of Manchester and High Street 8, which it is my intenfion to thoroughly renovate. The spacioan bedrooms afford accommodation for over 100 persons, whilst the private sitting- moms are second to none in any hotel in the Colony. The lofty and welllighted dining-room is unsurpassed, and as I have secured the services of a first-class Chef, the Cuisine will be both liberal and professionally perfect, and I confidently hope that the satisfaction given by my catering for the Canterbury Saleyards Company, the Agricultural and Pastoral Association, and the Canterbury Yeomanry Cavalry for the past three years will be a Bofficient guarjntee that nothing shall be wanting as regards this department.— Special arrangemeuis can be made for the accommodation of Travelling Cricket or Football Teams, etc., and Rooms can be obtained at any time for the use of Clubs Aesocia 1 ions, an<l others wishing to hold meet* lags, p. SQfiSfi.

ALLIANCE HOTEL, Thames Street, Oamaru. P. CORCORAN, (Late of Msheuo Hotel,) Wishes to intimate to his "friends and the general public that he has LEASED THE ABOVE HOTEL. The house has been thoroughly renovated, refurnished, and Splendid Accommodation has been provided for boarders and visitors. New stables have been erected, and with all these improvements the bonse will be second to nnne in the Colony for comfort and cleanliness. None but the very best of all brands of Beer, Wines, and Spirits kept. P. CORCORAN, Alliance Hotel, Oamabtt.

BALLARAT HOTEL, ST. BATHANS. M. NOLAN, Proprietor. This well-known Hotel has undergone a thorough renovating, and the proprietor is now in a position to offer first-class accommodation to travellers and others. All drinks in stock are of the very best descriptions. Excellent Stabling, with loose box accommodation. MODERATE CHARGES,