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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 86, 6 January 1919, Page 3

Three 6iflters named Beamish were I awarded .£3B compensation at Skibbereeii County Court for damages .done by bmn Feiners in a raid on their house. Miss Hester Beamish said she and her sisters were Protestants. At midnlßht twenty masked men came to the liouse and asked them to'sign a docwient in favour ot an Irish-Republic, and beciuse they refused the men destroyed the trees in their orchard, and beat a,Scotch terrier 60 cruelly that he has bcco.u© blind. A HELP ON THE KOAD TO ' RECOVERY AFTER INFLUENZA. It has been aw uphill struggle fighting tho Influenza, and the sufferer is left weak and run-down after the struggle. His- throat is sore and strained, and the lungs seem to have been torn to shreds, by tho everlasting- cough, cough, cough! What a friend, what a help indeed, then, to the convalescent, is Baxter's Lung Preserver! _ ; Its curative qualities, combined with ita strengthening properties, sootho tho strained tissues of the lungs and the membrano of the throat, and make stronger tlioso affccted organs. Soon, very soon, the convalescent is "quite his old self again," for tho welcome aid of Baxter's Lung Preserver ' is a very appreciable help on the road to recovery. "Baxter's," as hundreds know, is not an untried remedy. It has been giving relief to Lung Sufferers for fii'ty-threo years. You, therefore, have the assurance that you are not experimenting, bin taking a genuino specific of long standing and good reputation. . Baxter's" is very pleasant to the taste, being a rich, red, warming fluid. 2s. 6d. buys a generous sized bottle at any Chemist or Store. Order to-day for your convalescent.—Advt.