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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 149, 13 March 1918, Page 5

, A SPLENDID FIND BY A NEW ZEALAND ARTIST. One does not expect to find much trace of civilisation in snowy mountain regions 36 mileß from tho nearest township. Yet it was in such a situation that Mr. S. H. Moreton, the well-known New Zealand painter, once came across a bottle stamped "Baxter's Lung Preserver." This wan found among the remains of an old cainjj amid the high mountains of the South Island. In recording the adventure Mr. Moreton wrote:— 'fits recent owner must have known and been fully acquainted with the efficacy of its contents, or he would never havo carried that article up into this region, having come over the saddlo 4200 feet, ami down to this camp 2000 feet further. The evidence is all the proof nccessnry." However, those who have used Baxter's Lung Preserver, and proved its splendid healing qualities, will aerce with the unknown mountaineer that "Baxter's" is worth keeping handy under all circumstances It is a real friend in need when attacked hy coughs, colds, soro throat, or bronchitis, for a few doses never fail to give relief. Tho readers of this paper can obtain Baxter's Taint: Preserver without difficulty. All chemists.and stores sell and recommend it. and it costs only Is. 10d; for a bis bottle. Get a bottlo now and i »«t it—you will ho delighted! —Adrt.