Page 7 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11618, 4 April 1901, Page 7

' AFTER ASE RlO US ILLNESS " SHE WAS LEFT VERY "VYEAK, COULD SCARCELY WALK, HAD NO APPETITE, AND HAD LOST FLESH." I» you have boen ill, and find your strength exhausted, take a lifctlo Scotfs Emulsion aftgr each meal, and seo ho w quiekly your strength returns. The weak condition following illness is about as dangerous as illness ilself, becausø it ia this weak condition that invites complications and a rclapso, ■which is ahvayå more foared than the origi- • nal attack It does not require many words lo empbaøise the importancø of this subject. Ålmost evcrybody understands that after an illness the system requires very careful faourishment. Possibly the following illustration of our moaning will make tho matter «learer:— • "9, 'Colville Road, "Leyton, London, E.» " Decombor 20, 1898. "Dear Sirs, —It is witli the greatesfc pleasure that I writo to thank you for the gTeat good vour Scott's Emulsion has done my little giri. Håving lind a very serious attack of diphtheria (hor life being despaircd of by two doctors) slie was natiirally lett very weak, and although four years and a half old, slie could scarcely walk about, hau no appetite, and had lost a, deal of flesh. We wcre naturallv very anxious about her, ftrtd seeing your advertisement 1 detefminod to try Scott's .Emulsion, doubting if sno would take it, håving taken so much medicine during her illness, but instead of that, atter taking a few doses, slie really liked it. She has taken two bottles, and I can assure you she is not like the same child. She has j?ained flesh, can now walk a good distance; ln fact, I may say it has dono her a world of good. All my friends think het a wotidér after so severe an illness, aud I teli thorn it is all ovring to Scott's Emulsion. I shall alwåya recommend it to my friends whcnever I can, for I am quite sure there is nothing to equal it. In cases of extreme weakness it is a thorough pick-me-up.—l remain, gentlemen, yours truly, (Signed) "H. Oxbitroh." We venture to say that in her weak and cmaCiated condition there was no other form ill which this littlo giri could haVo take» . cod liver oil, and yet the fact that her system needed this oil is clearly jn-oved by the . Tapidity with which slie acquired strength ifter taking Scotfs Emulsion. It is easy to Understand how much more effeetual Scott's Emulsion is than other forms of cod liver , oil, ,whon one considers that in Scotfs Emulsion the oil is broken up into minute globules requiring almost rio digestion and ready for ■ «■bsorption. Scotfs Emulsion also contains hypophosphités, which aki digestloli and teeci the nervos, and glyccrine, which presents fermentalioh aud otherwisø assists_ in the absorption of the oil. Seott's Emulsion w swoet to the taste, and is Bplondidly idapted to the needs of convaloscenco.

. BICYCLES SENT FOR. REPAIRED, And returned quickly; also, for hire. Ricl™R taught Bicycles from £3, tires .rom 7s _; Henlilng'R tires guaranteed longest. Telephone, 8-7. ' Postal address,-'". Hennim'- Auckhind."