DO YOU EVER WATCH A CHILD ;.,.■... rlien the little ohild is suffering from fco&tling (.roubles? It is at this' period that x>nvulsions often' attack obildreu, and you 'iave the horror of witnessing their really >cute sufferings—always a pitiable thing vherei children are concerned. It is such v miatake to make light .of teething troubles, iusfc hecau66 they have , to happen 1 But it '.3 not necessary to'describe, these sufferings: .-ou are concerned only iu their euro. ; DO YOU EVER WATCH A CHILD when-teething and suffering from ■he arrival of these necessary adjuncts to the 'suman body, and long for a cure?' That jure is to be found ia ScoH-'s Emulsioo, rhioh remove the sufforinga and troubles of t«.thjng by direct • action as a. mwlicino, vhd by. indirect aciiion tie a tonio food which strengthens -and- holps the child's vital >rganism to throw off .and eliminalte tho jonditiona that oause 'teething trouble. Yet while Soott's- - Emulsion. will rouse . the '.roubles of toothing to disappear, there ie SOUETniXC HETTER TO 'RE DOSE. Wlieil (llfl child is three months old, begin with Scott's Rnvubion, wliioh supplier earthy inaitter, lime, etc., needed to make teeth, and you find'that, tlio baby's teeth will arrive on lime and without pain to the child. . . SCOn'S. EMULSION.Theusoof Scott's Emulsion is likely also to make the teeth more perfect. 'You have one-pre-caution only to take, and that is to see that on the. wrapper of the bottlo there is a picture of a, mail carrying a big. cod-fish J. if that cod-fish is not there, you are not getting what we promise you—a. cure! You can obtain a sample of Scott's Emulsion and the choicest children's -booklet of tho year, "A Bunch of Eooes," beautifully printed in oolours, by sending 5d to Scott and Bowine (Limited), 483 Kent street,' Sydney, and mentioning this paper. All' chunieti sell Scott's Emulsion,' . •
Poisoned Grain for Birds.—Now is Iho time to combat the -emnll-bird pest. Our poisoned grain is .infallible in its result?. Bags, Is anil 3s each; or post free, Is 9d and ss, from Nimmo ami Blair, Dune-din.— Advt. Australians are trying hard to obtain a market in London for tlio passion fruit, which ij so popular at the antipodes. — Tiio kitchens of tlie Emperor Francis Joseph's Palaoe at Bmla-Pesth. ifrc considered to be tlie- most mbcl6rn aiul in every way the fins-t in Europe.. In reality, these kitchens'.'arc .two separate romgos of building, ono being a analMr but exact reproduction of the other and larger scries, This Mnallcr "kitchen" contains separate; 'offices for the ehef and his chief assistants, bpsldea'th'e kitchen proper. There aro gos; oil, and ooal stovo3, el«ctric lamps,, aiid other appniaiMS, and fill theproreiae-vfor shredding, chopping, nnd'otiierwase' treaving food by electricity. The. lirgw "ltitch'on" is for 'State , ' lianquota and halls, and whori it is in use Iho whole culinary.staff of-itbe. Royal Talace in-Vienna is taken"to.'Buda-Festh.'' .
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 12737, 10 August 1903, Page 7
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