A HAE'PY CHILD IS A HEALTHY CHILD. IRRITABILITY. ' It isn't for your child—a mere baby— te tell you what is wrong ; it is for you. th« mother, to notice that something is not as it should be. then to inquire lovingly into the cause of the trouble, and finally to set to work to clear it all away. Sore throat, coated tongue feverishncss pain in the stomach—all these and many other symptoms need give you no anxiety if you prepare yourself to meet them with a timely teaspoonful of California Syrup of Figs, the remedy that may ward off seriou« illness, and that quickly restores a child to its usual health and activity. California Syrup of Figsis a combination of the rich, luscious juices of the ripe California fig with laxative principles of" plants known to act most beneficially. This pleasant syrup is heartily liked by the little ones, and is never set down in the category of '"nasty medicine." You will indeed find that a child is always ready for asecond teaspoonful. having quickly learned by experience that California Syrup of Figs creates no nausea, and causes not the slightest pain, but is in every way as pleasant as it tastes. Directions for children of all ages, and also for grown-ups, are plainly printed on each package. F.vcry wise mother keeps, this pleasant remedy on the bottom shelf of the medicine cupboard. Chemists and Stores all over the world sell " California Syrup of Figs," and there is no difficulty whatever in getting it, even in remote places, provided you insist on having the original and genuine bearing 'the name and blue-ring trade mark of tbo California Fig Syrup Co^ .. ; v
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Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14659, 7 May 1913, Page 6
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