DOES YOUR CHILD * . TAKE COLD EASILY Constipation ■ turns a child' •' body into a' breeding ground for- ■ ge'hfts -of colds, coughs, cartarrh, bronchitis' aid worse chest complaints. Therefore, 'if your child has. a stubborn cold or cough, the first ; stepVto recovery is to mate sure the little-bowels act properly; But never use strong? purgatives, ihoy are weakening and qause, a child to catch cold. Doctors and nurses advko 'California Syrup of Figs'— because at is a purs fruit laxative, therefore pafe It relieves the system of the Rerinbreeding poisonous waste and breaks up a cold arid cough when other rei rnftnifttt ' foil A ji ... •«> • *.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23161, 6 October 1938, Page 18
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