A MOTHER'S ANXIETY.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 12833, 5 April 1905, Page 7

A MOTHER'S ANXIETY.

DESPITE the mother's unremitting care, bow few of our children pass through the tender years of childhood free from all ailments' Happily .there is something which can relieve tho constant anxiety of the intelligent mother who well knows that little ailments, if neglected, easily become serious. This is Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil with glycerine and the hypophosphites of lime and soda. r. perfect remedy for all children's troubles, foi colds, coughs, rickets, skin troubles, teething troubles, wasting, fractiousness, whooping cough, measles, croup. Read this letter which came to us from Mrs. K. .Clarke, of Perth, Western Australia, dated January -13, 1904: — '" During the time we resided on the goldfields, my little son Sydney suffered greatly from prostration, accompanied with vomiting and loss of appetite, during tho summer months. By giving him Scott's Emulsion he was quite freed from these attacks during the past two summers. I also gave it to him after a severe attack of dysentery, and was surprised at the rapidity with which he regained bis health and strength. I recommend Scott's Emulsion ©specially to any mother who has, delicate or ailing children." Scott's Emulsion will do in a week what common oil and inferior emulsions will riot do in a month. The reason is simple. Scott's Emulsion is perfectly pleasant to take and perfectly digestible, which no other form of cod liver oil is. Every experienced mother knows that such a remedy is most certain to prove itself a true remedy.. . Write to-day for a free sample bottle (enclosing 5d for postage and mentioning this paper) to New Zealand Druj, Co., Wellington (Scott andßowne, Ltd., Sydney, N.S.W.).