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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 213, 4 August 1884, Page 2

t;l i. Boon to Miin^fnd.-- B.aitef'a fcqng ! Preserve^ bj^^Q.^-'its'hals^tc and flooding properties, -oantiqt bti : excelled as : a soother '.-of '■■P^'l^aOnte irritation. -.H-ajny whose^ecovery hid^bijen deelpajred .of medical -advise]^ an^ fr(end|^have be^n spared to prqcltiuri \h.s afsfounding virtues of the Liiftg" Prfcservef has been employed m, the jnan.^to^ a^ \vaJJ ! as m thW cotii\ge, anaVna§icft^<ico*the« af«tscyas as \ve^ a,s the pe.a.aan,t that it isViindeed^^a Jbpon .to maukjnd. 1^ is pleasant to tUc -pakfe andi niay «afdy be. taken ,in all c*seß. , Person^ suffering: from BYb m b I h'lal !r aflf^tlbni' whb'ia r lce' }h§ Lqng 'Preservie^yiU §nd t^e" e{* fedf te (J^nfUulicin, of^paln '•■"^nd>»e^, peQtopation— first, because the mucous | ui'embtcanei are stijiudateti tc( throw tti^i phjegrn up, and second h,6oaqse the inadioine is adapted to tWn the discharge before it leaves , the ; bronchia^ tubes and lungs, "this specific is" hignlv> extolled by membens 6t thfeMhedibal aud clerical professions and others. — To be* had of all chemists and storekeepers.