UIULS. Be rosy and strong by enriching your blood and filling out your form with the aid of Scott's Emulsion. You cannot go on being anaemic, languid, apathetic or downhearted at the same time as you are taking Scott's, which is bound to delight you with tho feelings of vigour, buoyancy and pulsing life it always brings. ' 104, Morehead-street, Redfern, Sydney. N.S.W., September 1, 1905. ' For a long time my daughter Ruby, aged twelve years, had been very delicate and anaemic. At last I decided to give Scott's Emulsion a trial. My daughter was able to take it readily, it agreed well with her and so f roughly built up her system that she is not like the same child, being now a fine, healthy and sprightly girl." (Mrs.) Jessie Foss. Scott's Emulsion* of cod liver oil and bypophosphites of lime and soda is the ■ , .* most nourishing of all food-medicines; it is • "s made by the celebrated original Scott pro--1 cess mid is pure anil wholesome. Scott's cannot- offend your taste, cannot upset your stomach. It will cost you nothing to begin to-day! Writ© for a free sample bottle (enclosing , 5d for. postage and mentioning this paper). New Zealand Drug Co., Wellington (Scott *nd Bowne, Ltd., Sydney, N.S.W.) L, it
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13285, 18 September 1906, Page 7
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