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Otago Witness, Issue 2308, 26 May 1898, Page 49

It's in the wriggle and twist, the laugh and the dimples. When baby is thin, pale, lifeless and weak, we say it is " delicate.'* When it is rickety and has crooked legs or some other form of curvature, we say: " Poor little thing." When it is scrofulous we are afraid it can't live. We use all sorts of expressions and forget the remedy. is. as good to-day for babies as it was a quarter l^^g|}r*'||p^ • of a century ago. Nobody has equalled it yet and '^ S^^^^KJ probably never will. It has so many beneficial effects that even comparatively well babies show S^^^pg improvement after taking it. Ask any mother who J^fli|pi.Mr> has ever tried it, or ask your doctoi". Both will praise it. Baby will love the taste of it, and you w *** soon see t^ le dimples, the laugh, the twist and wIM&SMMSM '• *^ c - wr *g§i* e > an d know what they mean. - . . Trade Mai'lc: ' Scott &. Bo wae, litd., Lssdpß. • ' All Chemists;, ,