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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 256, 25 September 1884, Page 2

" Now thin Bridget; d'ye moincUaviu' the p'taties a bit an' kapin' yer eye on this parcel tilt a quarter p,asti»n, when it's expected to blow yer raurderin' British employers to smithereens,- bad cess to 'em." v vV r W '«>&■■ A Boon to Mankind. — Baxter's Lung Preserve^ by Virtue 'of its balsamic and soothing properties, bannofc be -excelled as a soother of Pulmonic irritation. Many whose reooverv had bee_n despaired of by medical adyjsersjindfiie^ds, have been spared to proclaim the astounding virtues. ,ojf ; the Lung Preaei-yetf. f-ft'liai , been employed m- the marision-as well as m the cottage, and has convinced the aristocrat as wellWthe peasant* that ft is, indeed, -a boon to -mankind; -It is pleasant to, tho palatJEr and may safely be taken m all cases. PereQna.scjffering from .Bronchial affections. t who take the Lnng Preserve^ will fincl thVspeedy ftffect to be diminution of pain v expectoration—first, because the mueout mehibranea'are stimulated to thrbw tho phlegm up, and se"cond because th» medicine is adapted to- thin .the discharge before it lea ves the bronolital tubes and lungs. This : specific is highly extolled by meiKbers of theiuedical and clerical professions and others.— To be had of all ohomista aid storekeepers.