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New Zealand Tablet, 24 October 1912, Page 41

One night recently, just as the members of a South Island chemist’s household had retired; someonea visitor suddenly seized with a violent fit of coughing. It was a dry, ‘ nagging ’ cough at first, that tickled the throat and irritated the chest, but it gradually grew worse’ and by midnight had developed into a veritable ‘ bark.’ The coughing was incessant, everyone was kept awake, and at length the chemist in dismay went downstairs to his shop and got a bottle of cough cure which he took up to the coughing visitor. The visitor took one dose. The coughing ceased immediately. In the morning the visitor asked the chemist ‘ What was that remarkable stuff you gave me for my cough last night It stopped my cough l ; ke magic!’ ‘ That was Baxter’s Lung Preserver, the best Cough Cure I have in the shop,’ replied the chemist. | It’s a sure cure for all throat and lung affections, and is famous because it cures quickly. I always use it myself, and have never known it to fail.’ ‘l/10 the large-sized bottle at chemists and stores,’ smiled the visitor, ‘l’ve read a lot about Baxter’s— and now I know.’ V