A Young Mans Restoration The Evidence from 104 Morehead Street, T(edfern, Sydney, N.S.fV., September Ist, 1905. "For years my son Arthur, aged 18, had been a great sufferer from weakness of the chest and lungs, and he was also troubled with severe pains in the back and kidneys. I tried very many preparations without success, until at last, hearing of the great good it had achieved in similar cases, I tried Scott's Emulsion. An immediate improvement set in; Arthur was able to eat ami sleep well, which he had long been unable to do. A course of Scott's built up his system and gave him strength and enriched blood. He is now restored to complete good health, and has gained very considerably in weight." (MfS j JESSIE FOSS The Reason Why He got his Strength 41 The potency of Scott's comes from the pure, vigorous Lofoten oil, of which it is made, and from the original Scott process, by which it is manufactured. Result: (1) Immense invigorating power -, (2) Perfect digestibility; (3)Attracftive taste. These qualities are of sovereign worth for young men and women, just as they are for older folks and babies. But be sure the emulsion is SCOTTS, guaranteed genuine hy "The tubman with the trade Mini fish," on every package. Scott's EMULSION OF AIA CHEMISTS AND DEALERS IN MEDICINES
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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 12867, 27 July 1907, Page 4
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