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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 196, 14 May 1920, Page 9

•NATURE A PERSISTENT TIGHTER. , ■ ■ Nature never gives up a fight unless the odds against her axo hopelessly overwhelming. Conflict arouses her antagonism and all her fighting forces are palled into action. If tho odds are too much when fighting a cold, there will bo a chill, then feverishnees, aching and soreness of tho muscles, and a general and out feeling. 'Tin then that Nature needs belp, and no help io superior to Baxter's Lung Preserver. This rich, pure, and warming medicine foon sways the- fight over in favour of Nature,: and tho cold cjuicklv disappears. • Then with Nature's aid "Baxter's" builds up tho wasted tissues, regenerates the lowered vitality, and generally invigorates tho whole system, enabling the successful warding off of anyrecunwico of the cold attack. „ Have this tonic cough and cold remedy ' handy nlways. Get a large 2s. Cd. bottle from chemist or store to-day.—Advt. I heard the kindergarten bell King down tho city Eo.uare, I heard tho song of infants swtfl Along tho wintry air. The chant of children manifold, Immune to whooping-cough and cold; Whoao voices pealed a paeon pure.. Xn praißO of Woods' Great Peppermint. Onjov-'Adyt