STRONG MEN AND ATTRAC TIVE WOMEN.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 12955, 26 August 1905, Page 6 (Supplement)

STRONG MEN AND ATTRAC TIVE WOMEN.

It is wrong to suppose that Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil with glycerine and tlio hypophosphites of limo and soda is exclusively a children's remedy. True, Scott's Emulsion is far more suitable for children than the old-fashioned crude oil, thanks to its perfect digestibility and the absence of the horrible, fishy flavour. But it is also a remedy of the greatest efficacy for grown men and women. In short, tho condition of the sufferer, not his age, is tho point of attack by Scott's Emulsion. For annihilating colds, coughs, throat, lung, skin, blood, and bone troubles, languor and debility, in whomsoever they may declare their baneful presence, there is nothing like Scott's Emulsion. On July 5, 1901, Mrs. L. E. Lloyd wrote us from Ridge-street, Merewelhcr, Newcastle, N.S.W.:"For years I. suffered so severely from colds that at times my existence seemed almost a burden to me. I could not sit where there was the least draught without being instantly seized with ■ a violent fit of sneezing. Scott's Emulsion acted like magic. My appetite has improved, 1 have gained in weight, considerably, and I leel altogether brighter and better than I. have felt for a long time. I have had no severe colds this winter— first lime for years." | Scull's Emulsion attacks the trouble at its source,.i.e., by reinforcing tho vitality! Write to-day for a free sample boltlo (eni closing 5d for postage and mentioning this ! paper) to New Zealand Drug Co., Wellingi ton (Scott and Browne, Ltd., Sydney, i N.S.W.)