THE CHILDREN'S LOVE.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 204, 27 August 1913, Page 7

THE CHILDREN'S LOVE.

CASTOR OIL WAS HATED IN THE NURSERY — "CALIKIENiIA SYSUP OF PIGS" IS LOVED. Looking back on chfldhood'e days, one remembers the horrare of the medicine cupboard, the caetor oil, tho hateful ealte a.nd ecnnsi, the bitter calomel: it really doesn't take much imagination to make on-e taste them all over again! The duy of purging and dktrese ie happily over. For many years poet we hav-e been learning more and mo-re of Nature's ways, have copied her in hex pleasant moods, and have sought to work with, not against her. Nowadays, when our little one ie peevkih, restleee, and jueX a. litUe out of health, a mother wards off all further trouble by giving a teaspoonful of the loved remedy, "CaJLfornia Syrup of Fige." No other laxative clears the system so thoroughly, without caueing either pain, nausea., or lfetleseneas. Within an hour or two of taking the Syrup, the child ie as bright and happy as ever, and neither lessons nor play are interfered -o-ith. Moth-ers arc reminded that California Syrup of Fige ie every bit as good for AdTilts ac for cliiMTen. Pull directions as to quantities required are plainly printed on each package. Cbemiste and stores in all parts of the civilised world stock this ideal remedy, and'—p-rovid-ed the right th4ng k asked for under the foil title, California Syrap of Figs—there should be no difficulty whatever in procuring it. None other will da