"Nice Medicine" S —Verdict of the nursery upon Scott , s Emulsion of cod ttber oil ana hypophosphites of lime and soda, &&&&&& A bit of advice to mothers t Scott's Emulsion keeps sweet to the last drop. Get a bottle to-day, keep it by you, and give a dose at the first sign of &&&&&& COLD or COUGH, BRONCHITIS* WHOOPING COUGH, CROUP, WASTING, MEASLES* TEETHING, RICKETS. I II ,jt 67, Murray Street, Pyrmont, N.S.W., December 17th, 1904. "My friends used to tell mc I would. never rear my little Arthur, aged one year and nine months. While suffering from measles, he had a severe attack of bronchitis and I decided to try Scott's Emulsion. The change was wonderful; he is not like the same child, his cough has entirely disappeared, he has gained considerably in weight, and looks splendid." (Mrs.) J. Wallace. I I I There are nurserks which have never known a clay's serious illness, because the mother has always J kept a bottle of Pott's Emulsion; and used it* & The purest food-medicine and ' wonderfully nourishing, thanks to the superb, original Scott process of manufacture* Always SCOTT'S for children. ! I 1 I J* Would you see how they like ft? Write us at once for avfree trial bottle (sending 5cL for postage and mentioning this paper). New Zealand Drug Co., Wellington j (Scott & Bowne, Ltd., Sydney, N.S.W.)
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Press, Volume LXII, Issue 12570, 13 August 1906, Page 2
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