THE YOUNG GENERATION

New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 6492, 11 April 1908, Page 13

THE YOUNG GENERATION

“The young, generation is knocking at the door. ’ says the Norwegian poet, and the young generation will want all that jt can .got out of the acquired knowledge and experience of its fathers Kxact science, exact formulae, exact deductions —these are, to the extent actually attained, the legacy of every generation to the survrounding one. In the domain of medicine, especially, the desire for personal knowledge of what is most wholesome and efficient in Nature’s inexhaustible laboratory is keener than ever, and the well-informed of the world are more inclined ihan over to insist on knowing what they are 'taking and what they are giving to thoir children. The days of secret remedies are numbered. What the most eminent physicians recommend, remedies ■of known excellence and known component parts—those the | public will accept, to their own great ! gain. Personal knowledge of tho value of California Syrup of Figs, “Nature’s pleasant laxative,” has resulted in its ; world-wide acceptance as the finest family laxative. Tho sale of millions of bottles annually proves that its popularity is due to its actual use in countless homes and that people arc 'determined to know what they aro taking, and why. California Syrup of : Figs, the original and genuine, is the most palatable of household medicines, j Children take ft eagerly for its pleasant flavour, and the - robust adult finds it as thorough in aetion (but' always . gentle) as it is agreeable to i the 'taste. California Syrup of Pigs I is manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Company by methods known only to themselves—scientific processes which ensure absolute uniformity of product and perfect purity. Never emit the word “California" whon asking for California Syrup of j Figs: it is a guarantee of gonuine-