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Hokitika Guardian, 19 May 1925, Page 2

When dangers threaten banish futile fear And take the easy way that opens near • Gather life’s nectar and without regrets j.et those who live the longest pay the debts. Protect yourself! of weak appeals ItOware, And leave no burden to your neighbour's cure. When colds prevail protection you’ll assure With Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.

"They laugh that win.”—Shakespeare. There is nothing more gratifying than relief from irritating- coughs and chrome colds and certain ease is always ell feted with Baxter's Lung Preserver.

Tliis grand sue, ill, is rhh. warming and ih'pemh'Mo an invaluable antidote lor bronchial. lung and throat affections. In addition. "Laxter's" is an admirable building-up tonic. You can obtain a generous-sized bottle for 2s fid at all chemists and stores; family si/.e ■ls (id. Put he sure you get "Baxter's’'!

CAT SMUTII III!S BAHY. CHiHSTt 11FRCH. May 18. A seven-months-ohl baby, Laura Kiloen \\ iskers. , i .33(1, Selwyn St.. Addington was suffocated hy a cat lying across her la e this morning. The child was dressed and put in its pram oil a sunny ] art of the verandah- At I'hlA a.m.. the eldest daughter went out on tin- verandah to find the cat lying across the child's face. She immediately (ailed her mother, who -aw there was something wrong with the child, ami Dr Brown was summoned. All efforts at resuscitation failed. At the inque-t on the infant Wisker. the cihlemc -howe I there were no clothes near the child's tuck, and death could only have been caused by the eat. The cat was a large one. and was a |et. The medical evidence was that death was due to asphyxia, and a verdi t was returned accordingly.

Wnrd oft' Influenza with "X.VZOI.” —penetrating and germ-killing. Is Gd for (MI doses.— Advt.