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New Zealand Tablet, 3 February 1916, Page 47

SYMPATHY. If there is one person who deserves sympathy it is surely he who suffers from chronic colds. A sudden change in the weather or going out into the night air from a heated room, is quite enough to bring on the trouble. Usually the tendency to catch cold, is due to a generally run-down condition, and the treatment should take the form of a tonic like BAXTER’S LUNG PRESERVER. It is pleasant : to take, gives sure results, and is quite harmless; for children and adults you cannot find a better cough' or cold remedy. 1/10 a bottle from all chemists and stores, or by post direct. ——J. Baxter & Co., Christchurch. ■